DEATHS

Otago Witness, Issue 4029, 2 June 1931, Page 45

DEATHS

M’LAREN.—On May 27, 1931, at Dun edin, Daniel, dearly beloved husband of Constance M’Laren, 526 King street, and only son 'Of the late John and Joan M’Laren, Howe street, Dunedin; aged 71 years. M’LELLAN.—On May 31, 1931, at Dunedin, Alexander, dearly beloved husband of Teresa M'Lellan, late of Moerakl; aged 86 years. R.I.P. MILLER.—On May 26, 1931, at the residence of his mother-in-law, Mrs Matches, of Weston, Arthur, dearly beloved husband of Florence Miller, of 20 Lune street, Oamaru, and youngest son of the late John and Emma Miller, Purakanui; aged 31 years. “ Till we meet again.” MILLAR.—On May 29, at her residence, 15 Kenmure road, Roslyn, Christina, widow of Peter Millar, “ Inverquharity,” Kia-Ora. Oamaru. Deeply mourned. PATERSON.—On May 25, 1931, at her residence, Allanton, Ada, beloved wife of Andrew Anthony Paterson. “ A patient sufferer gone to rest.” PETRIE.—On May 30, 1931, at ms daughter’s residence, 95 Surrey street, Dunedin South. David, beloved husband of Helen Petrie; in his seventy-fourth year. "At rest.” ROGERSON. —On May 27, 1931, at his daughter’s residence, Mrs J. A. Wyber, 38 Duncan street William, beloved husband of the late Isabella Rogerson ; in his eightythird year “At rest” SIMONS.—On May 28, 1931, at 27 Picardy street, Mornington, Jewel, dearly loved daughter of Robert and Irene Simons; aged 15 months. SIMPSON.-7-On May 27, 1931, at Dunedin, Ann, dearly beloved wife of Thomas Simpson. 6 Leithbank street; aged 52 years Deeply mourned. SHORE.—On May 24, 1931, at Timaru. John, beloved husband of the late Agnes Shore, formerly of Macandrew road, Dunedin, and Kaitangata; aged 79 years. Deeply mourned. WATSON.—Suddenly, on May 18, 1931 at his residence. Mayfield, Heddon Bush, Southland, William, beloved husband <of Agnes B. Watson; aged 70 years. WILSON. —On May 31, 1931, at Dunedin Ada, dearly beloved wife of James Wilson, of 19 Catherine street. Caversham ; aged 54 years. Deeply mourned. WOOD. —On May 25, 1931, at Mornington, Catherine Inglis, widow of William Wood, in her eighty-third year.