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Am 8,1896 THE COLONIES AND INDIA 13 OBITUARY Captain Albert Nesbit Walker, of Adelaide (S. Mr. Robert Moras, an old settler of Corowa (N.S.W.). Mr. William Cairncross, of Brisbane e( 011 uno 22.

Mr. J. Patterson, of Calcutta, died suddenly the other day. Captain John Cowen died in Melbourne on June 18, aged 62. Mr.

William Eyres died in Velore, Ballarat, on Juno 17, other day. Mr. Enslie, for many years British Consul at Kobe, and Judge of the British Court at lliogo and Osaka, died the other day. Mr. Michael Reddan, a Victorian Colonist of 49 years, and a resident of Footscray 41 years, died there on June 20, aged 77.

Mr, James Durward, Divisional Manager Phuloherra Division, South Sylhot Tea Company (Limited), died on June 27 1 aged 41. Lieutenant L. N. Leeds, of the 5th Punjab Assistant Recruiting OiNoer at llawul Pindi, died there the Mr. Allen Pringlu died at Richmond (Ont.) on July aged 05.

Mr. Y. G. Simpson, owner of Nowranio and Gum Swamp stations, Riverina (N.S.\\\), was drowned at Gum Swamp the other day. Captain John Nicholson died at Balaclava (Vic.) on June 15, The Rev.

Mr. Somervillo, of the Wosleyan Mission in Ashanti, died at Cape Coast Castle on August 2 from an attack of black water. aged 75. Mr. Harry Karlbaum, of Melbourne, died at Bonn, Germany, on July 31.

Mr. Alexander Hassall Cox died at Oak field, Mudgee, on June 15, aged 58. Mr. John N. Reid, of Catterem, Aranayake, Ceylon, died in Colombo on July 11.

Mr. Howard Tonkyn, of Meenlyan, Gippsland died at Coolgardie on June 13. The Rev. Richard Jones, for many years minister of tho Welsh Church in Adelaide. Mr.

Henry Lucien Wight died at Brick Dam, Georgetown (B.G.), on July 10, aged 42. Mr. William McNicholls, formerly Dominion Immigration Agent in Montreal, aged 75. Mr. William Wackier, of Fulham Park (S.A.), aged (59.

of Devonshire, and went out to South He was a native Australia in Tho death is reported from Trinidad of Mr, Archibald Boll, a well-known sugar-planter, who went out and settled in that Colony 20 years ago. Mr. H. A. D.

Mackod, of Njapane, Pussolawa, Coylon, died the other day, much regretted. Mr. Macleod was one of the most popular men in the island. The Rev. Dr.

Rose, one of the oldest American Baptist Missionaries in Burma, died in Rangoon tho other day. He had laboured for over 40 years in Burma. Mr. William lnman, manager of tho Dunallen Mine, Coolgardie (W.A.), died the other day from the eftects of an assault Mr. R.

Sexton, traffic manager of the Mackay Railway died the other day, aged G2. committed on him by a discharged miner. Mr. David lyre Gordon, for many years connected with Dhunjishaw Pestonjee Doongaji, or Mowdavala, died at Robert Watson of Surdah, Bengal, died at Orchard- Broach the other day, aged 49. Mr.

Richard Sutcliffe, a Victorian Colonist, died at Parkville, Melbourne, on June 20, aged 82. Mr. Peter Sheils, late of the South Australian police forco, at Adelaide on June 24, aged 75. The Rev. Alexander Sutherland, of Katoomba (N.S,W.), died at Brisbane June 17.

Captain Walter Robert Higginson, of the Colonial Service, died at Lagos of fever on Juno 22. Mr. Stanley Wintle, Inspector of Police in Travancore, died at Trivandrum on July 8, aged 42. Miss Williams, officiating Lady Superintendent at Kiddcrpore House, Calcutta, died the other day. The Rev.

T. Speed, late head master of the Combermere School in Barbados, died on July 21. Dr. W. Arthur Brebner, Health Officer of Georgetown (B.G.), died there on July 8, aged 44.

Mr. Octavius Chaftey, one of the pioneers of tho Tamworth district, died at Tintinbull on June 18. Arthur Harvey Davis, of tho Bombay Army, died at Beckenham on July 31, aged 50. Mr. William Bloor, a South Australian colonist of 42 years' standing, died in Adelaide the other day.

Mr. Michael Mathias Perl, a Victorian Colonist of 44 years' standing, died in Melbourne the other day. Lieutenant William Ashburner, of the Dorsetshire Regiment, died at Bangalore on August 3, aged 20, Mr. William Howard Year wood died at the Harrow, St. Philip, Barbados, on July 10, much regretted.

Mr. William Fox, a Victorian Colonist of 5 (5 years' standing, died at Oakleigh, Melbourne, on June 23, aged 84. Miss Nina Pearmain, the well known South African actress, died at Johannesburg the other day, much regretted. 07 Dr. John Coverdale, for 00 years a resident of Tasmania, died at Hobart the other day.

He was a native of Kedgeree, in Bengal, and was the oldest J.P. but one in Tasmania. Mr. Thomas Crabbe, for many years head of the legal firm of Crabbe, Cohen ev Kirby, of Bendigo (Vic), died the other day in Melbourne, lie was an old Colonist of 50 years' standing. The Rov.

John T. McMahon, missionary of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, died at Dwarahat, Kumaon, on July 5, aged 53. He was a veteran of the American Army in 18G2 -(H. Mary Domett, widow of the late Alfred Doi tho well-known New Zealand poet, and at one time North on July 31. Mr.

J. D. Hughes, of Blackall died tho other day, much regretted. He was a stock and station agent, and was well known as a contributor to many of tho leading papers in Queensland. Dr.

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