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Natal Witness 1914 3 July - September

DOMESTIC NOTICES

THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1914

BIRTHS

TALBOT. – On June 29, at Poort Road, Ladysmith, the wife of R.D. TALBOT of a Daughter. 8363

WOODS. – At "Riverside," Vryheid, on the 28th inst., the wife of W.T. WOODS, jun., of a daughter. Mrs. NIXON, C.M.B., Utrecht, in attendance. 8345

DEATHS

DALE. – On June 26th, at New Hanover, Reginald Calvert (Dooley), youngest son of J.W. and M. DALE, aged 2 years and 3 months. 1281

IN MEMORIAM

STEWARD. – In loving memory of my dear husband, George STEWARD, who died at "Oburn," Chieveley, on the 2nd July, 1912.
"Short and sudden was the call,
He, so dearly loved by us all,
But, oh, how sweet the promise given,
We shall meet again with him in heaven."
(Inserted by his Wife and Children).

FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1914

BIRTHS
BIDDULPH. – On July 1, 1914, at Pietermaritzburg, to Mr. and Mrs. T.H. BIDDULPH, a Daughter; all well.

ROBERTS. – On June 27, at 324, Greyling Street, Maritzburg, to Mr. and Mrs. J.R.C. ROBERTS, a Daughter.

WOODS. – At "Riverside," Vryheid, on the 28th inst., the wife of W.T. WOODS, jun., of a daughter. Mrs. NIXON, C.M.B., Utrecht, in attendance. 8345

DEATHS

AHRENS. – At Gottingen, Germany, on June 27, Heinrich Wilhelm, J.P., late of Hermannsburg, Natal, aged 63 years and 9 months. 8383

DALE. – On June 26th, at New Hanover, Reginald Calvert (Dooley), youngest son of J.W. and M. DALE, aged 2 years and 3 months. 1281

IN MEMORIAM

ANDERSON, ROBERT WHITSON (of Anderson Bros.). – In loving Memory of my dear Brother, who met his death in a carriage accident, on the 3rd of July, 1913.
(Inserted by his Brother, John James ANDERSON, 176, Loop Street, Pietermaritzburg). 1328

OBITUARY

THE LATE MR. LOUBSER
Port Elizabeth, July 2.
A tribute was to-day paid to the memory of the late Mr. LOUBSER, at a meeting of the Port Elizabeth Town Council, and the Mayor said that for years past Mr. LOUBSER had always been in the forefront of every good work, and never spared himself in his efforts for the advancement of the City. Port Elizabeth mourned a sincere friend. – Reuter.

SIR E.S. HOPE
London, July 2.
The death is announced of Sir Edward Stanley HOPE, Lunacy Commissioner. – Reuter's Special Service.

MR. EDMUND PAYNE
London, July.
The death has occurred of the well-known Gaiety actor, Mr. Edmund PAYNE. - Reuter's Special Service.

NATAL WITNESS WEEKLY EDITION SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1914

BIRTHS

BARRON. – At the Sanatorium, Estcourt, on 22nd instant, the wife of Thomas J. BARRON, of Alma, Weenen, a son.

BENNETT. – At Boschman's Klip, Winterton, on the 23rd June, the wife of T.R. BENNETT, of a daughter. 8307

FRASER. – On the 23rd inst., at the Sanatorium, Loop Street, the wife of G.H. FRASER, of a son. Both doing well.

TALBOT. – On June 29, at Poort Road, Ladysmith, the wife of R.D. TALBOT of a Daughter. 8363

BIDDULPH. – On July 1, 1914, at Pietermaritzburg, to Mr. and Mrs. T.H. BIDDULPH, a Daughter; all well.

ROBERTS. – On June 27, at 324, Greyling Street, Maritzburg, to Mr. and Mrs. J.R.C. ROBERTS, a Daughter.

WOODS. – At "Riverside," Vryheid, on the 28th inst., the wife of W.T. WOODS, jun., of a daughter. Mrs. NIXON, C.M.B., Utrecht, in attendance. 8345

MARRIAGES

TEASDALE - GUTHRIE THOMSON. – On June 20th, at the Congregational Church, Ladysmith, by the Rev. Thos. DOWNHAM, F.H. TEASDALE, of The Springs, Newcastle, to Annie GUTHRIE THOMSON, daughter of the late Dr. Alexr. GUTHRIE THOMSON, of Aberdeen, Scotland, and late of Natal, and of Mrs. GUTHRIE THOMSON, Keate Street, Ladysmith. 1291

DEATHS

AHRENS. – At Gottingen, Germany, on June 27, Heinrich Wilhelm, J.P., late of Hermannsburg, Natal, aged 63 years 9 months. 8383

DALE. – On June 26th, at New Hanover, Reginald Calvert (Dooley), youngest son of J.W. and M. DALE, aged 2 years and 3 months. 1281

IN MEMORIAM

MONDAY, JULY 6, 1914

BIRTHS

SHANN. – On the 2nd instant, at St. Andrew's, the wife of Edward Warington SHANN, of a daughter. (By cable). 1376

MARRIAGES

MASON GOUGH. – On the 2nd inst., at St. Paul's Church, Durban, by the Rev. Canon FENTON, Archibald Victor MASON, of Port Shepstone, to Stella Mary, third daughter of W.P. GOUGH, Esq., of Maritzburg. No cards. 1360

STACEY - KINGHORN. – At the Congregational Church, Maritzburg, on the 1st July, Edgar E. STACEY to Jeanie Armour KINGHORN. 8433

IN MEMORIAM

SMITH. – In ever loving memory of our dear mother, Catherine SMITH (formerly POACHER), who died 5th July, 1911.
Years may come, years may fly,
Every leaf may fade and die,
Every rising sun may set,
But you, dear mother, we'll never forget.
Inserted by her son and daughters.

OBITUARY

MRS. P.R.N. VERMAAK
From a Correspondent
Dundee, July 4.
With deepest feelings of sorrow the sad duty falls upon me of recording the death of Mrs. P.R.N. VERMAAK, which took place on Wednesday last. The deceased lady contracted an internal disease last August, and, on the advice of her medical adviser at Vryheid, went down to Dr. McKENZIE's Nursing Home in Durban, where an operation was performed, at which the highest medical skill available was present. It was thought then, in fact Dr. McKENZIE expressed himself as being perfectly satisfied, that the last trace of the fell disease had been removed, and its recurrence was not to be feared, and all looked forward to seeing Mrs. VERMAAK's perfect restoration to health and strength again, but dreaded disease again made its appearance early this year, and in April last she was again taken to Durban, and, on her removal to Dr. McKENZIE's Hospital, a second operation was considered necessary, which was carried out under the supervision of the best medical talent in the Colony, but all was of no avail, and, after almost incredible suffering, the final call came, and she succumbed on Wednesday morning last. Through all the long weeks and months of intense pain and suffering the deceased lady maintained a most noble and heroic fortitude. Of a bright and happy nature she was sustained all through by a perfect faith and trust in Heaven and no word of murmuring or complaint passed her lips during her long period of suffering; her religion was her stay and support, and though it was not of the aggressive or loudly professed stamp, yet no one had the blessing of her friendship, as was the writer's privilege, could fail to be benefited by the fragrance of her pure life, which, like a delicate perfume, exhaled from her every action. All that human skill and knowledge could do had been done on her behalf, no shred of possibility, however remote, was neglected, cables were sent to Europe for medical advice and medicines, but all were fruitless, and those who loved her so well can only try to say "Thy will be done."
The funeral took place on Thursday, July 2, from her father's house at Strydfontein, Doornberg, and from all round the district, from Dundee, Vryheid, and Helpmakaar, friends and sympathisers gathered in large number to pay their last tribute of respect to one who was so well beloved, and to extend their sympathies to the bereaved.
The deceased lady was the youngest daughter of the late Mr. HAMBRIDGE, who was one of the early pioneers of the Colony, and is survived by her devoted husband and five young children (daughters, also by her aged mother, brothers and sister, and to all of them, in their overwhelming sorrow the deepest sympathy is extended.

MRS. F.J.R. CAITHNESS
From Our Own Correspondent
Johannesburg, July 5.
The death occurred yesterday morning of Mrs. CAITHNESS, wife of Mr. F.J.R. CAITHNESS, late manager of the Paarl Ophir Gold Mining Co., at her residence, Glen Ohpir, Johannesburg. Mrs. CAITHNESS was a pioneer of the Rand and a member of the WHITEHEAD family, one of the oldest families in the Eastern Province.
(Note: Ophir / Ohpir typed as it appears).

TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1914

BIRTHS

McKENZIE. – At Dundee, Natal, on the 4th July, 1914, the wife of John McKENZIE, of a Daughter. 8391

MARRIAGES

EDWARDS - PEEL. – On 6th inst., at Boshoff Street Wesleyan Church, by the Rev. E. HODKIN, Harold Noel, only son of the late J.T. EDWARDS, and of Mrs. EDWARDS, of Claridge, to Gertrude Natalie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur PEEL, of Maritzburg. 8500

WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1914

BIRTHS

McKENZIE. – At Dundee, Natal, on the 4th July, 1914, the wife of John McKENZIE, of a Daughter. 8391

FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1914

DEATHS

GREER. – At Flaxton, Ixopo, on Sunday afternoon, July 5th, Emblyn Harvard GREER, widow of the late Alexander MacMinn GREER. 1430

SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914

MARRIAGES

BURMAN - WATERS. – At St. Saviour's Cathedral, Pietermaritzburg, on 1st July, 1914, by the Rev. A.C. CROSSFIELD, Sub-Dean, Harold Seymour, elder son of Mr. Thomas BURMAN, of Durban, to Constance Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Robert WATERS, Johannesburg. 8520

DEATHS

McDONALD. – On the 6th July, 1914, at Seaview, James Edwin McDONALD, eldest son of the late Charles McDONALD, of Congella. Aged 66 years. Sadly missed. 1442

NATAL WITNESS WEEKLY EDITION SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914

BIRTHS

McKENZIE. – At Dundee, Natal, on the 4th July, 1914, the wife of John McKENZIE, of a Daughter. 8391

SHANN. - On the 2nd instant, at St. Andrew's, the wife of Edward Warington SHANN, of a daughter. (By cable). 1376

MARRIAGES

STACEY - KINGHORN. – At the Congregational Church, Maritzburg, on the 1st July, Edgar E. STACEY to Jeanie Armour KINGHORN. 8433

EDWARDS - PEEL. – On 6th inst., at Boshoff Street Wesleyan Church, by the Rev. E. HODKIN, Harold Noel, only son of the late J.T. EDWARDS, and of Mrs. Edwards, of Claridge, to Gertrude Natalie, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur PEEL, of Maritzburg. 8500

DEATHS

GREER. – At Flaxton, Ixopo, on Sunday afternoon, July 5th, Emblyn Harvard GREER, widow of the late Alexander MacMinn GREER. 1430

IN MEMORIAM

MONDAY, JULY 13, 1914

BIRTHS

WHEELER. – On the 9th July, at the Sanatorium, Loop Street, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. WHEELER, of "The Mount," Maritzburg, a daughter. Both well. 8531

IN MEMORIAM

CLARKE. – In ever loving memory of our dear son, Cecil Evelyn CLARKE, who died at Union Bridge, Umzimkulu, July 13th, 1911. 8526

TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914

BIRTHS

WHEELER. – On the 9th July, at the Sanatorium, Loop Street, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. WHEELER, of "The Mount," Maritzburg, a daughter. Both well. 8531

DEATHS

VON BERG. – On the 12th inst., at Addington Hospital, Durban, Guss Adolph VON BERG (Sonny), eldest son of Mrs. A. VON BERG, Maritzburg. Aged 29 years. Deeply regretted. R.I.P. 8546

SAMS. – On the 13th inst., Hazel May, the dearly beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.A. SAMS, of 355, Prince Alfred Street, aged two years and four months.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1914

IN MEMORIAM

STEPHEN. – In loving remembrance of my dear daughter, Alice Alethea, first wife of W. STEPHEN, of this City, who died on July 15th, 1909.
"As long as life and memory last we shall remember." – Mother and Brother. 8564

THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1914

DEATHS

GARDNER. – At his sister's residence, 112, Joubert Street, Sunnyside, Pretoria, 10th July, in his 54th year, John Francis GARDNER, eldest son of late Michael GARDNER, Whisten Hall, Shannon Golden, Limerick, Ireland. Deeply mourned. R.I.P. 8586

SAMS. - On the 13th inst., Hazel May, the dearly beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.A. SAMS, of 355, Prince Alfred Street, aged two years and four months.

IN MEMORIAM

BUSH. – In memory of our beloved mother, Edith Margaret BUSH, who passed away at Kokstad on the 16th July, 1911. "Until we meet." 8547

FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1914

BIRTHS

COMINS. – On 27th June, to Mr. and Mrs. H.J. COMINS, Sevenoaks, a daughter. 8601

HAWSEN. – At Etunzini, Paulpietersburg, on the 6th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. F.C. HAWSEN, a daughter. 8612

DEATHS

COMINS. – At the Sanatorium, 15th July, the dearly beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.J. COMINS, Sevenoaks. 8601

DUNCAN. – At Johannesburg Hospital, on the 3rd inst., the dearly beloved wife (Laura Malcolm) of J.F. DUNCAN, after a short illness (pneumonia).

SAMS. – On the 13th inst., Hazel May, the dearly beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.A. SAMS, of 355, Prince Alfred Street, aged two year and four months. 1527

OBITUARY

MRS. SARAH HANNAH COX
We regret to report the death, after a short illness, of Mrs. Sarah Hannah COX, wife of Mr. Alfred COX, proprietor of the Polo Tavern. The late Mrs. COX, was born at Burnley in 1870, was taken seriously ill only a few days ago, with pneumonia and pleurisy, and on Wednesday was removed to the Sanatorium, where, despite all that medical aid could do, she passed peacefully away at three o'clock yesterday morning. The deceased lady had been a resident of this City practically all her life, and during her sojourn here made a large circle of friends, who will join in extending sympathy to the bereaved relatives who mourn her loss.
The funeral, which was largely attended, too place yesterday afternoon, leaving the residence in West Street at 4.45, and proceeding to the Church of England cemetery, where the service was conducted by the Rev. LOVIBOND.
The chief mourners were:- Mr Alfred COX (husband), Miss Ada COX (daughter), Mr R CHISNELL (father), Mr W CHISNELL (brother), Mrs SUTTON and Mrs APPLEBY (sisters), Mr SW STUTTON (brother-in-law) and Mrs ODELL (niece).
Among others present at the graveside were:- Mr and Mrs ANDREWS, and Messrs A ODELL, WH ASH, T SADLER, E LEE, J JACKSON, WJ FRANKLIN, P SHEPHERD, AE CLARKE, H LOAGIE, J BANKS, TC COPE, W EDWARDS, W PETERS, B TURNER, N SMITH, J BEDWELL, W BUTTON, T YIRRELL, E YOUNG, E GORDON, HW PALMER, D IRVIN, J ARCHER, M TIRRELL, G DENTON, J LUMLEY, B ISAACS, MR McLAUGHLIN, MR GUY, MR BROWN, and several others.
There were a large number of wreaths from:- Ada and Dad, in remembrance to my darling wife and daughter, Father and Mother, Stanley and Ada, Janey, Girls at Home, Beattie, Florrie, and Nellie, Will, Mr RT HEMMINGS, Mr and Mrs D MATHIESON, Alec and Harriett, Albert and Daisy, Mr and Mrs T SADDLER, Mr and Mrs ARCHER and Family, Nellie, Mr and Mrs STEVENSON and Family, Ethel, Lily, Willie, A Little Boy Friend, Gladys, Mr and Mrs DYER and Amy, Mr and Mrs HARRIS, J CRAIK, WH ASH and the Misses ASH, WA MATTHEWS and TC COPE, Mr and Mrs G GOODWIN, Mrs and Doris LEE, Mr and Mrs J BANKS, Mr and Mrs JW EDWARDS, Mr and Mrs DA COSTA, Mr and Mrs SCARFE, Mr and Mrs HOPKINS and Francis, Manager and Staff of the South African Brewries, Mr and Mrs WJ WILLIS, Mr and Mrs AE CLARKE and Arthur, Robert, Guy, and Tom JACKSON, JH DENNY and Family (Durban), Mrs SALTER and Family, Mr and Mrs WW ANDREW, Mr and Mrs P SHEPHERD, Mr LEE, CW PHIPPS and son, WE PETERS, Mr and Mrs P SALMOND, Mr and Mrs T LOAGIE, Vere and Guy, Mr and Mrs TIRRELL, Mr and Mrs RALL, Mr and Mrs TR CRAGG.

MRS. SINCLAIR LISTON
We regret to report the death of Mrs. Sinclair LISTON, widow of the late Mr. Sinclair LISTON, one-time estate agent to the Hon. Marshall CAMPBELL, which occurred at three o'clock on Wednesday at the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. J. GOULDSTONE, 8, May Street. The deceased, who was 55 years of age, had been ailing for a few days, and within a few hours of her death gave no signs of her approaching demise. Mr. J. GOULDSTONE is a member of the Criminal Investigation Department.
The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, the cortege leaving May Street at 3.15 and proceeding to the Church of England Cemetery, where the burial service was conducted by the Rev. LOVIBOND. Those present at the graveside included Messrs. J. GOULDSTONE, W. CHAPMAN, and J. BAILLEY (brothers-in-law), F. CHAPMAN, D. FORSYTH, Rupert HOLLIDAY, and Daniel BAILLEY.
A large number of wreaths testified to the esteem and affection in which the deceased lady was held.

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs H.J. COMINS, of Sevenoaks, will learn with regret of the death of their infant daughter, Alice Mary, who died in the Sanatorium on Wednesday morning. Much sympathy will be felt for the sorrowing parents in the loss which they have sustained. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon at the Church of England Cemetery.

SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1914

BIRTHS

FLOOK. – On the 7th July, at Babanango, Natal, to Dr. and Mrs. Hubert S. FLOOK, a daughter. 8630

MACK. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on Sunday, July 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter MACK, of 41, Mayor's Walk, a daughter. 1551

MASON. – At Mason's Hill, on the 10th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. H.C. MASON, a daughter. 8634

MOORE. – On 12th July, at 108, Union Street, Dundee, to Mr. and Mrs. A.H. MOORE, of Umbulwana, a son.

MARRIAGES

HUNT-HOLLEY – WARING. – On the 14th inst., at St. Paul's Church, Durban, by the Rev. S. O'CONNOR FENTON, M.A., Charles, second son of the late William HUNT-HOLLEY, Berkshire, and Ethel Maud Mary, only daughter of William WARING, Whittington, Gloucestershire, England. 1554

DEATHS

DUNCAN. – At Johannesburg Hospital, on the 3rd inst., the dearly beloved wife (Laura Malcolm) of J.F. DUNCAN, after a short illness (pneumonia).

SAMS. – On the 13th inst., Hazel May, the dearly beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.A. SAMS, of 355, Prince Alfred Street, aged two years and four months. 1527

NATAL WITNESS WEEKLY EDITION SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1914

BIRTHS

COMINS. – On 27th June, to Mr. and Mrs. H.J. COMINS, Sevenoaks, a daughter. 8601

HAWSEN. – At Etunzini, Paulpietersburg, on the 6th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. F.C. HAWSEN, a daughter. 8612

DEATHS

COMINS. – At the Sanatorium, 15th July, the dearly beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.J. COMINS, Sevenoaks. 8601

DUNCAN. – At Johannesburg Hospital, on the 3rd inst., the dearly beloved wife (Laura Malcolm) of J.F. DUNCAN, after a short illness (pneumonia).

SAMS. – On the 13th inst., Hazel May, the dearly beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.A. SAMS, of 355, Prince Alfred Street, aged two year and four months. 1527

WHEELER. – On the 9th July, a the Sanatorium, Loop Street, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. WHEELER, of "The Mount," Maritzburg, a daughter. Both well. 8531

VON BERG. – On the 12th inst., at Addington Hospital, Durban, Guss Adolph VON BERG (Sonny), eldest son of Mrs. A. VON BERG, Maritzburg. Aged 29 years. Deeply regretted. R.I.P. 8546

SAMS. – On the 13th inst., Hazel May, the dearly beloved infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.A. SAMS, of 355, Prince Alfred Street, aged two year and four months.

IN MEMORIAM

CLARKE. – In ever loving memory of our dear son, Cecil Evelyn CLARKE, who died at Union Bridge, Umzimkulu, July 13th, 1911. 8526

BUSH. - In memory of our beloved mother, Edith Margaret BUSH, who passed away at Kokstad on the 16th July, 1911. "Until we meet." 8547

MONDAY, JULY 20, 1914

BIRTHS

MASON. – At Mason's Mill, on the 10th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. H.C. MASON, a daughter. 8634

DEATHS

DUNCAN. – At Johannesburg Hospital, on the 3rd inst., the dearly beloved wife (Laura Malcolm) of J.F. DUNCAN, after a short illness (pneumonia).

MORGAN. – At Harding, on Thursday, 9th inst., Humphrey Stephen Sherbourne MORGAN, beloved husband of Enid MORGAN, aged 35 years.

TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1914

BIRTHS

MASON. – At Mason's Mill, on the 10th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. H.C. MASON, a daughter. 8634

DEATHS

COX. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on the 16th inst., Sarah Hannah, beloved wife of Alf. COX. Burnley papers please copy. 1592

MILLER. – At Dundee, on 18th July, 1914, Clara Emily, the dearly loved daughter of H.E. MILLER; aged 6 years. 8658

MORGAN. – At Harding, on Thursday, 9th inst., Humphrey Stephen Selbourne MORGAN, beloved husband of Enid MORGAN, aged 35 years.

IN MEMORIAM

BURTON. – In affectionate memory of James Chorley BURTON (late Postmaster of Dundee), who died July 21st, 1911. 8651

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1914

BIRTHS

ELDERKIN. – On the 20th inst., at Nurse McKENNA's Nursing Home, the wife of Rev. B.E. ELDERKSIN, Edendale, of a daughter. 8670

STONE. – At the Sanatorium, on the 18th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. J.D. STONE, Ixopo, a daughter. Both doing well.

DEATHS

COX. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on the 16th inst., Sarah Hannah, beloved wife of Alf. COX. Burnley papers please copy. 1592

MILLER. – At Dundee, on 18th inst., Clara Emily (Emmie), the beloved daughter of Herbert Ernest and the late C.E. MILLER; aged 6 years. Interred in Ladysmith Cemetery.

IN MEMORIAM

HARRIS. – In loving memory of Mary Elizabeth, beloved wife of A.S., and mother of Maud and Claude HARRIS, who passed away at Durban on 22nd July, 1912.
Rest in Peace. 8662

THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1914

BIRTHS

STONE. – At the Sanatorium, on the 18th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. J.D. STONE, Ixopo, a daughter. Both doing well.

DEATHS

WHITELAW. – At Grey's Hospital, July 19th, Reginald Allan WHITELAW, dearly beloved son of William and Lettie WHITELAW. Aged 13 years and 7 months.

FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1914

BIRTHS

WOOD. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on the 22nd inst., to Mr. and Mrs. J.M. WOOD, a son. 8719

IN MEMORIAM

KNIPE. – In affectionate remembrance of Richard George KNIPE, who died 24th July, 1913.
May his soul rest in peace.

SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1914

DEATHS

ALCOCK. – On July 21st, 1914, at his residence, 238, Frere Road, Durban, Joseph ALCOCK, of Moss Bank, Polela. Deeply mourned. Durban papers please copy. 8734

LAWSON. – At Pietermaritzburg, on the 24th inst., Elijah Mouat LAWSON (late of Natal Police), sixth son of the late Mr. W. LAWSON, Anick Cottage, Anick, Northumberland, England, in his 37th year.

IN MEMORIAM

CROWE. – In loving remembrance of my dear husband, John Phimister CROWE, who was accidentally killed on the reconstruction of Hely-Hutchinson Bridge, Bergville, on July 25th, 1913.
"Until the day dawns." 16

LYON. – In ever loving memory of my dear wife and child, who left Durban on July 26, 1909, on the "Waratah."
"Fond memories still of thee are softly keeping;
"Many times I awake and find you sweetly sleeping
"In my bosom, but still you are not there;
"You, and child, have gone; and to me the world is bare;
"Still nearer, my God, to thee, I pray,
"Always nearer to thee."

MOLLOY. – In loving memory of my dear husband and father, Thomas MOLLOY, who died at Maritzburg, July 25th, 1913.
"Thy will be done."
Inserted by his wife and daughter.

NATAL WITNESS WEEKLY EDITION SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1914

BIRTHS

MASON. – At Mason's Hill, on the 10th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. H.C. MASON, a daughter. 8634

STONE. – At the Sanatorium, on the 18th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. J.D. STONE, Ixopo, a daughter. Both doing well.

ELDERKIN. – On the 20th inst., at Nurse McKENNA's Nursing Home, the wife of Rev. B.E. ELDERKIN, Edendale, of a daughter. 8670

WOOD. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on the 22nd inst., to Mr. and Mrs. J.M. WOOD, a son. 8719

DEATHS

DUNCAN. – At Johannesburg Hospital, on the 3rd inst., the dearly beloved wife (Laura Malcolm) of J.F. DUNCAN, after a short illness (pneumonia).

MORGAN. – At Harding, on Thursday, 9th inst., Humphrey Stephen Selbourne MORGAN, beloved husband of Enid MORGAN, aged 35 years.

COX. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on the 16th inst., Sarah Hannah, beloved wife of Alf. COX. Burnley papers please copy. 1592

MILLER. – At Dundee, on 18th July, 1914, Clara Emily, the dearly loved daughter of H.E. MILLER; aged 6 years. 8658

MILLER. – At Dundee, on 18th inst., Clara Emily (Emmie), the beloved daughter of Herbert Ernest and the late C.E. MILLER; aged 6 years. Interred in Ladysmith Cemetery.

WHITELAW. – At Grey's Hospital, July 19th, Reginald Allan WHITELAW, dearly beloved son of William and Lettie WHITELAW. Aged 13 years and 7 months.

IN MEMORIAM

KNIPE. – In affectionate remembrance of Richard George KNIPE, who died 24th July, 1913.
May his soul rest in peace.

HARRIS. – In loving memory of Mary Elizabeth, beloved wife of A.S., and mother of Maud and Claude HARRIS, who passed away at Durban on 22nd July, 1912.
Rest in Peace. 8662

BURTON. – In affectionate memory of James Chorley BURTON (late postmaster of Dundee), who died July 21st, 1911. 8651

MONDAY, JULY 27, 1914

BIRTHS

ROBINSON. – At the Yorkshire Nursing Home, Durban, on the 21st inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. ROBINSON, of The Heights, Estcourt, a son.

MARRIAGES

HANDLEY – PLUNKETT. – On the 22nd inst., at St. Thomas' Church, Berea, Durban, Thomas HANDLEY, of Figtree Farm, Waschbank, Dundee, to Helen Sarah PLUNKETT, of Johannesburg, Transvaal. 8768

LANG – BIDDLECOMBE. – By Rev. Father LOUET, at Emmanuel Cathedral, Durban, on the 23rd July, 1914, Basil M. LANG, fourth son of late T. LANG, of Newcastle, to Henrietta BIDDLECOMBE, eldest daughter of Vincent H. BIDDLECOMBE, of Bayswater, London. 8758

DEATHS

ALCOCK. – On July 21st, 1914, at his residence, 238, Frere Road, Durban, Joseph ALCOCK, of Moss Bank, Polela. Deeply mourned. Durban papers please copy. 8734

BLAVER. – On the 24th July, 1914, at the Old Ladies' Home, Retief Street, Maritzburg, Emma BLAVER (mother of Mr. G.P. BLAVER, of this City), in her 86th year. 8750

CARTER. – At Opperman's Kraal, Acton Homes, on the 19th July, in his 67th year, John CARTER, eldest son of late William CARTER, of Tintern, Estcourt.

TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1914

BIRTHS

STEVENS. – At "Rednock," Greytown, on the 25th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Garland Y. STEVENS, of Ixopo, a daughter. Both well. 8776

DEATHS

ALCOCK. – On July 21st, 1914, at his residence, 238, Frere Road, Durban, Joseph ALCOCK, of Moss Bank, Polela. Deeply mourned. Durban papers please copy. 8734

WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1914

BIRTHS

HARTWELL. – At the Dundee Cottage Hospital, on the 24th July, 1914, the wife of R.W. HARTWELL, of twin daughters. All well. 8788

MYERS. – At 310, Prince Alfred Street, on the 28th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. W. MYERS, Maritzburg, a son. Both well. 8804

SEED. – At Risley Road, Maritzburg, on the 19th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. R. SEED, a son. 1776

SPARKS. – At Ladysmith, on the 27th inst., the wife of Mr. Gordon SPARKS ("Brinley," Besters), of a son.

MARRIAGES

ANTEL – HARRIES. – On 22nd July, Harry James ANTEL, fourth son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R.J. ANTEL, to Mildred HARRIES, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evan HARRIES, of "Mount Merbec," Richmond.

THOMPSON – WADE. – At Ensikine, Malenge, on the 23rd July, 1914, by the Rev, WILLIAMSON, Harriett Ellen WADE, of London, England, to John Thomas THOMPSTON, Auckland, New Zealand.

IN MEMORIAM

CLARKE. – In loving memory of dear Harry, twin son of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. CLARKE, who died through an accident at Dannhauser, July 29th, 1913. Deeply mourned by loved ones.

BOYD. – In loving memory of our dear Mother, Rosina Maria BOYD, who passed away on the 29th July, 1911. Inserted by her Sons and Daughters. Peace, perfect Peace. 8799

FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1914

BIRTHS

HORTON. – At the Sanatorium, Estcourt, on the 22nd of July, to Dr. and Mrs. HORTON, a daughter. 1819

UPTON. – At Nurse McKENNA's Nursing Home, on the 29th July, to Mr. and Mrs. W.F. UPTON, a daughter.

DEATHS

BRESLER. – On the 27th inst., at Drummond, as the result of a motor accident, Helena Petronilla, the beloved wife of Vere Theodore BRESLER. Deeply mourned. 8841

CROUCH. – Killed at New England, on 26th of July, 1914, Samuel CROUCH, of 22, Stantial Street. Age, 59 years. Sadly missed. 8843

GALLOWAY. – At 347, Church Street, Maritzburg, on 30th July, 1914, James G. GALLOWAY. Deeply regretted. Home papers please copy.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1914

BIRTHS

SMITH. – On the 24th July, at "Aviemore," to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. SMITH, a daughter. 1849

DEATHS

WALKER. – On 27th July, 1914, at his residence, 88, Boshoff Street, Maritzburg, William Henry WALKER, in his 68th year.

NATAL WITNESS WEEKLY EDITION SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1914

BIRTHS

SEED. – At Risley Road, Maritzburg, on the 19th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. R. SEED, a son. 1776

ROBINSON. – At the Yorkshire Nursing Home, Durban, on the 21st inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. ROBINSON, of The Heights, Estcourt, a son.

HARTWELL. – At the Dundee Cottage Hospital, on the 24th July, 1914, the wife of R.W. HARTWELL, of twin daughters. All well. 8788

STEVENS. – At "Rednock," Greytown, on the 25th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Garland Y. STEVENS, of Ixopo, a daughter. Both well. 8776

SPARKS. – At Ladysmith, on the 27th inst., the wife of Gordon SPARKS ("Brinley," Besters), of a son.

MYERS. – At 310, Prince Alfred Street, on the 28th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. W. MYERS, Maritzburg, a son. Both well. 8804

HORTON. – At the Sanatorium, Estcourt, on the 22nd July, to Dr. and Mrs. HORTON, a daughter. 1819

UPTON. – At Nurse McKENNA's Nursing Home, on the 29th July, to Mr. and Mrs. W.F. UPTON, a daughter.

DEATHS

CARTER. – At Opperman's Kraal, Acton Homes, on the 19th July, in his 67th year, John CARTER, eldest son of late William CARTER, of Tintern, Estcourt.

ALCOCK. – On July 21st, 1914, at his residence, 238, Frere Road, Durban, Joseph ALCOCK, of Moss Bank, Polela. Deeply mourned. Durban papers please copy. 8734

BLAVER. – On the 24th July, 1914, at the Old Ladies' Home, Retief Street, Maritzburg, Emma BLAVER (mother of Mr. G.P. BLAVER, of this City), in her 86th year. 8750

BRESLER. – On the 27th inst., at Drummond, as the result of a motor car accident, Helena Petronilla, the beloved wife of Vere Theodore BRESLER. Deeply mourned. 8841

CROUCH. – Killed at New England, on 26th of July, 1914, Samuel CROUCH, of 22, Stantial Street. Age, 59 years. Sadly missed. 8843

GALLOWAY. – At 347, Church Street, Maritzburg, on 30th July, 1914, James G. GALLOWAY. Deeply regretted. Home papers please copy.

MARRIAGES

HANDLEY-PLUNKETT. – On the 22nd inst., at St Thomas' Church, Berea, Durban, Thomas HANDLEY, of Figtree Farm, Waschbank, Dundee, to Helen Sarah PLUNKETT, of Johannesburg, Transvaal. 8768

ANTEL-HARRIES. – On 22nd July, Harry James ANTEL, fourth son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R.J. ATNEL, to Mildred HARRIES, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Evan HARRIES of "Mount Merbec," Richmond.

LANG-BIDDLECOMBE. – By Rev. Father LOUET, at Emmanuel Cathedral, Durban, on the 23rd July, 1914, Basil M. LANG, fourth son of late T. LANG, of Newcastle, to Henrietta BIDDLECOMBE, eldest daughter of Vincent H. BIDDLECOMBE, of Bayswater, London. 8758

THOMPSON-WADE. – At Ensikine, Malenge, on the 23rd July, 1914, by the Rev. WILLIAMSON, Harriett Ellen WADE, of London, England, to John Thomas THOMPSON, Auckland, New Zealand.

IN MEMORIAM

CLARKE. – In loving memory of dear Harry, twin son of Mr. and Mrs. A.E. CLARKE, who died through an accident at Dannhauser, July 29th, 1913. Deeply mourned by loved ones.

BOYD. – In loving memory of our dear Mother, Rosina Maria BOYD, who passé away on the 29th July, 1911. Inserted by her Sons and Daughters. Peace, perfect peace. 8799

MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1914

BIRTHS

CONWAY. – At the Nursing Home, Vryheid, to Mr. and Mrs. A.J. CONWAY (nee WILLIAMSON), a son. Both well.

MARRIAGES

FOX-MACINTYRE. – At St. George's Cathedral, Capetown, by Rev. Sturton HAWKE, M.A., William Gilbert FOX, of Creighton, Natal, to Bessie MACINTYRE, of Cardross, Scotland.

MARTIN-BINGHAM. – At the Wesleyan Church, Ladysmith, Natal, on July 23rd, 1914, by the Rev. Jameson FETCHER, Ernest Spencer MARTIN (Quartermaster Sergeant, S.A.M.R.), eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E.S. MARTIN, New Malden, Surrey, to Julia Henrietta, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John BINGHAM, of Ladysmith. 3871

DEATHS

ADDICOTT. – On 2nd August, 1914, at his residence, 30, West Street, Maritzburg, Thomas C. ADDICOTT, aged 64. Deeply mourned.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1914

BIRTHS

BENNETT. – On 1st August, to Mr. and Mrs. W.O. BENNETT, 476, Burger Street, Maritzburg, a son. Melbourne (Australia) papers please copy.

DEATHS

WOODHOUSE. – At his residence, 10, Gallwey Lane, Charles WOODHOUSE, aged 47, of Natal Club. Deeply mourned.

IN MEMORIAM

WRIGHT. – In ever loving memory of our dear brother Harry, who died July 30th, 1898; and our dear Father, George WRIGHT, who died August 1st, 1898.

OBITUARY

THE LATE MR. CHAS. WOODHOUSE
The death occurred at the Natal Club at 10.30 on Sunday night of Mr. Chas. WOODHOUSE, for many years connected with the Natal Club, and previously with Mrs. WOODHOUSE, conducted the Standard Bar, succeeding Mr. McCORMACK. Mr. WOODHOUSE, who had been ailing for some years past, leaves a widow, a grown-up son and several daughters to mourn his loss.
The funeral took place from the Natal Club at 3.15 yesterday afternoon. There was a representative gathering at the graveside, and several wreaths sent testified to the esteem and affection in which Mr. WOODHOUSE was held.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1914

BIRTHS

BENNETT. – On 1st August, to Mr. and Mrs. W.O. BENNETT, 476, Burger Street, Maritzburg, a son. Melbourne (Australia) papers please copy.

DEATHS

WOODHOUSE. – At his residence, 10, Gallwey Lane, Charles WOODHOUSE, aged 47, of Natal Club. Deeply mourned.

IN MEMORIAM

WRIGHT. – In ever loving memory of our dear brother Harry, who died July 30th, 1898; and our dear Father, George WRIGHT, who died August 1st, 1898.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1914

BIRTHS

RAVAISOU. – At "Brantwood," Scottsville, Maritzburg, on August 4th, to Mr. and Mrs. G.F. RAVAISOU, a son.

STEWART. – On 3rd August, to Mr. and Mrs. J. STEWART, 11, Deanery Lane, Maritzburg, a daughter; both well.

MARRIAGES

HARLEY-WHITELOCK. – By special licence at Pietermaritzburg, on Tuesday, 4th August, Edmond Spencer HARLEY, of Maale Valley, East Qriqualand, to Laura Ellen (Nellie), fourth daughter of Christopher WHITELOCK, Esq., J.P., Woodlands, East Griqualand. 8911

IN MEMORIAM

SMITH. – In loving memory of my dear Husband, Daniel SMITH, who died at "Smithfield," Deepdale, August 6th, 1913.
"Oh, for a touch of the vanished hand; And a sound of the voice that is still." 8923

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1914

BIRTHS

HOWDEN. – At 187, Boshoff Street, Maritzburg, on the 5th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Fred HOWDEN, a daughter.

IN MEMORIAM

DOUGLAS. – In ever affectionate remembrance of John DOUGLAS, who departed this life at his farm, Mount Pleasant, New Leeds, Thornville Junction, 7th August, 1912.
"On the resurrection morning."
Inserted by a friend. 1935

TOOGOOD. – Oliver TOOGOOD, August 7th, 1913.
"Twelve months ago to-day,
Since my dear husband passed away." 9922

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1914

BIRTHS

HAYES. – On the 2nd inst., at 444, Loop Street, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack HAYES, of Sutherlands, a daughter; both well.

HOWDEN. - At 187, Boshoff Street, Maritzburg, on the 5th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Fred HOWDEN, a daughter.

MARRIAGES

DAVIES-McLEOD. – At Nqutu Church, on Thursday, August 6th, by the Ven. Archdeacon JOHNSON, Richard Banks DAVIES, Acting Vicar of Boston, to Ellen Margaret, third daughter of Francis Murray McLEOD, Esq., of Nondweni, Zululand. 8950

DEATHS

HARPER. – At his residence, 171, Boom Street, on the 30th July, William HARPER (late sheep farmer, "The Rest," Boston), beloved husband of Agnes Hamilton HARPER (born FYFE), in his 87th year). Deeply regretted.

MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1914

BIRTHS

BAXTER. – At 94, Florida Road, Durban, on 5th August, 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. E.W. BAXTER, a daughter. 8956

HOWDEN. – At 187, Boshoff Street, Maritzburg, on the 5th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Fred HOWDEN, a daughter.

DEATHS

IN MEMORIAM

HORNBY. – In loving memory of my dear son, George Edmund HORNBY (Dick), who died at Sinoia Tomagundi, Rhodesia, August 9th, 1909. Mother.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1914

BIRTHS

BAXTER. – At 94, Florida Road, Durban, on 5th August, 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. E.W. BAXTER, a daughter. 8956

DEATHS

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1914

BIRTHS

LYLE. – At 331, Prince Alfred Street, on August 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. R.B. LYLE, a son. 8992

MARRIAGES

AKERMAN-HARWIN. – On 6th August, at the Chapel Street Wesleyan Church, Maritzburg, by the Rev. A.J. CLARKE, Dr. Conrad AKERMAN, only son of the late Sir J.W. AKERMAN, K.C.M.G., to Ethel Marian, youngest daughter of John HARWIN, Esq., of "Sans Souci," Pentrich, Natal.

DEATHS

RAWLINSON. – At "Royston," Ladysmith, on 10th August, Jack, second son of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. RAWLINSON, aged 2 years and 4 months. 8999

THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1914

BIRTHS

LYLE. – At 331, Prince Alfred Street, on August 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. R.B. LYLE, a son. 8992

SMITH. – On 12th August, at Sanatorium, to Mrs. Frank SMITH, wife of Mr. Frank SMITH, a daughter. Both well.

DEATHS

ANDERSON. – At Grey's Hospital, on August 12th, 1914, Ellen Lily, beloved wife of Dr. J.G. ANDERSON, of Amersfoort, Transvaal, and eldest daughter of the late Mr. Justice FANNIN.

RAWLINSON. – At "Royston," Ladysmith, on 10th August, Jack, second son of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. RAWLINSON, aged 2 years and 4 months. 8999

HEATHCOTE. – On 29th July, at Richmond, Natal, Thomas H. HEATHCOTE, aged 53 years 11 months. English papers please copy.

CONNEL. – At Vlaak Plaats, Nottingham, on 9th inst., Donald. eldest son of the late Alexander and Catherine CONNEL, of Lochaweside, Scotland.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1914

DEATHS

ANDERSON. – At Grey's Hospital, on August 12th, 1914, Ellen Lily, beloved wife of Dr. J.G. ANDERSON, of Amersfoort, Transvaal, and eldest daughter of the late Mr. Justice FANNIN.

CONNEL. – At Vlaak Plaats, Nottingham, on 9th inst., Donald, eldest son of the late Alexander and Catherine CONNEL, of Lochaweside, Scotland.

WEST. – On 10th August, at this residence, Echo Road, Stephen Norwood WEST, Sergeant, Borough Police, after two years' painful suffering from injuries received on duty. Aged 46 years. Deeply mourned by his sorrowing Wife. 9046

JONES. – On the 11th inst., at "Armadale Villa," Town Hill, Charles Jones, of London and Maritzburg, aged 70 years, predeceased by his wife, 18th June, 1914.

OBITUARY

MRS. E.L. ANDERSON
We regret to announce the death, which took place in Grey's Hospital on Wednesday, of Mrs. E.L. ANDERSON, wife of Dr J.G. ANDERSON, of Amersfoort, Transvaal. The late Mrs. ANDERSON, who was forty-five years of age, had been ailing for some time, when it was deemed advisable that she should come down to the City for a change. A fortnight ago, however, she suddenly became worse, and, despite all that medical aid could do, she passed away as stated.
The deceased was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Justice FANNIN, and sister to Mr. M.G. FANNIN, of this city. Until recently, her husband was a resident of Ladysmith, of which town he was at one time mayor. Subsequent to vacating the post of chief citizen, however, Dr. ANDERSON proceeded to Amersfoort, where he took up residence.
The late Mrs. ANDERSON, who was much loved and respected by those with whom she had come in contact, will be missed by a large circle of friends, who will join in tendering sympathy to the bereaved family in their sad loss.
The funeral took place yesterday morning, the remains being conveyed from S. Saviour's Cathedral, where a short service was held, to the Church of England Cemetery, where the Very Rev. Dean BARKER conducted the burial service.
The chief mourners were: Dr. J.G. ANDERSON (husband), Master Ian ANDERSON (son), Messrs. J.G. FANNIN, M.G. FANNIN and V.G. FANNIN (brothers), W.G. SHAW, A.G. SHAW and J.G. SHAW (cousins), J.W. HARVEY (brother-in-law) and Bruce HARVEY (nephew).
There were a large number of beautiful wreaths and other floral tributes from: Tom and Ellie. Ken and Nora, Patience and Evelyn; Blanche, Ined, Dorothy and the children; Aunt Diddie, Cousins Vangie and Irene, Mr. P.C. McCALMAN, Miss MOORE, Mrs. STOCKDALE and Mrs. WALTER, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred LLOYD and Miss Nellie LLOYD, Irene ELDEESLIE, Mr. RUNCIEMAN and family, W. and V. BROOME and family, Mrs. Hakin TURNER, Dr. and Mrs. WOODS, Vera and Phyllis THAPHAM, Mr. and Mrs. H. MILLAR, Mrs. TATHAM, senr., and Loreie SPEIRS.
(Note: Should read "the remains being conveyed from St. Saviour's Cathedral").

THE LATE MR. CHAS. JONES

FUNERAL YESTERDAY
The funeral of the late Mr. Charles JONES took place yesterday afternoon, the cortege leaving the residence, "Armadale Villa," Town Hill, at 3.30, and proceeding to the Wesleyan Cemetery, where the service was conducted by the Rev. William CLIFF.
The chief mourners were: Mrs. MATHIAS (sister), Mr. C.H. JONES (son), Mrs. ALBOROUGH, Mrs. BALFOUR, Mrs. HARRIS, Mrs. SMITH and Mrs. ETHEREDGE (daughters), Messrs. H. ALBOROUGH and W. BALFOUR (sons-in-law), Mr. J. MATHIAS (brother-in-law), Mr. R. ETHEREDGE (grandson), Mrs. MORLEY (grand-daughter), Mr. J.B. MATHIAS, Mrs. SHEARER, and Messrs. F.J. and F.W. ETHEREDGE. Bro. R.O. SIMPSON, Chief Ranger, read a service on behalf of the Foresters, who were present.
Amongst a large number of beautiful wreaths were the following:- His Sorrowing Children, Mr and Mrs MOORHOUSE, Alva, Bobbie and Ivor, Mr and Mrs EJ PECKHAM and family, Mr and Mrs BEARD, Fred and Ruth. Mr and Mrs GA NICOL, Mr and Mrs T FRANKISH, Mr and Mrs G COX, Mr and Mrs E YEOMAN, Harry, Gladys and Reggie, Mr and Mrs C. WALTERS, Mr and Mrs. Henry KOCH, the Victoria Road Wesleyan Church, Nurse FIELDER, Mr and Mrs J HALL, His Brother and Sister, Mrs ACUTT and family, Mr and Mrs MENDENHALL, Mrs J ANDREWS and all at Rosehurst, John and Lizzie, Chief Ranger and Foresters (Lodge 6,309), Mr and Mrs HOLDGATE, Mr BELL, Claridge, Mr and Mrs WALTERS, Mr and Mrs SHEARER and family, Willie, Alice and family.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1914

BIRTHS

MORROW. – On the 11th inst, at Chapel Street Extension, Maritzburg, the wife of W.H. MORROW, of a daughter.

DEATHS

CONNEL. – At Vlaak Plaats, Nottingham, on 9th inst., Donald, eldest son of the late Alexander and Catherine CONNEL, of Lochaweside, Scotland.

MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1914
BIRTHS
SCOTT RIDDELL. – On the 11th instant, at Harding, the wife of H. SCOTT RIDDELL, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES

DRAGE-LINDSAY. – On 5th August, at St. Peter's Cathedral, Maritzburg, by the Bishop of Natal, Alexander John, third son of Mr. and Mrs. DRAGE, Warwick, England, to Elizabeth (Elsie) Mary, second daughter of the late Mr. Jas. A. and Mrs. LINDSAY, of Rossie, Merrivale, Natal. 9100

DEATHS

NORRISH. – At Maritzburg, on Sunday, 16th August, Bessie, beloved wife of William NORRISH, and daughter of the Rev. J.B. and Mrs. HEARD, aged 49 years. 2090

TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1914

BIRTHS

HORSLEY. – August 16th, 1914, at the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, to Mr. and Mrs. R.G.C. HORSLEY, The Brow, Creighton, a Son. 9103

MARRIAGES

DEATHS

NORRISH. – At Maritzburg, on Sunday, 16th August, Bessie, beloved wife of William NORRISH, and daughter of the Rev. J.B. and Mrs. HEARD, aged 49 years. 2090

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1914

MARRIAGES

COX-MILNE. – On 18th August, at the Catholic Church, Maritzburg, by the Rev. Father SERRIE, George COX, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. C.H. COX, of 173, West Street, Maritzburg, to Mabel M., younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. MILNE, "Oxford Lodge," Morcom Road, Maritzburg. 2100

DEATHS

NORRISH. – At Maritzburg, on Sunday, 16th August, Bessie, beloved wife of William NORRISH, and daughter of the Rev. J.B. and Mrs. HEARD, aged 49 years. 2090

PUTTERILL. – Died at Ivy Lodge, Harrismith, on August 16th, 1914, Eleanor, relict of the late George PUTTERILL, of Verulam; aged 74 years and 10 months. 9126

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1914

BIRTHS

DINKELMANN. – On 14th August, at Pinetown, to Mr. and Mrs. F.B. DINKLEMANN, a daughter. 9127
(Note: Surname typed as is in newspaper).

HAWES. – On the 18th inst., at the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, the wife of James G. HAWES of a son. Both well. 9133

MARRIAGES

George COX, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. C.H. COX, of 173, West Street, Maritzburg, to Mabel M., younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. MILNE, "Oxford Lodge," Morcom Road, Maritzburg.

PATULLO. – On 14th inst., at Swallows' Nest, Camperdown, in her 91st year, Mary Ann PATULLO. Interred in Presbyterian Cemetery, Maritzburg.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1914

BIRTHS

WHITE. – At Nurse TRIBE's Nursing Home, Havelock Road, Maritzburg, on the 17th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. A.E. WHITE, Utrecht, a son.

DEATHS

PATULLO. – On 14th inst., at Swallows' Nest, Camperdown, in her 91st year, Mary Ann PATULLO. Interred in Presbyterian Cemetery, Maritzburg.

IN MEMORIAM

MASTERTON-SMITH. – In ever loving memory of our dear little Beryl. August 21st, 1912.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1914

BIRTHS

SPEIRS. – On August 15th, 1914 at Schroeders, the wife of W. Fairlie SPEIRS, of a son. 9150

DEATHS

PATULLO. – On 14th inst., at Swallows' Nest, Camperdown, in her 91st year, Mary Ann PATULLO. Interred in Presbyterian Cemetery, Maritzburg.

IN MEMORIAM

BLANE. – In loving memory of my husband, William Mackervail BLANE, who died at "Ayr Cottage,' Ladsymith, on 22nd August, 1913, aged 72 years and 10 months.
"One year is passed; my heart's still sore,
As time goes on I miss him more;
His cheery voice, his welcome face,
No one can fill the vacant place."
(Inserted by his Widow). 9144

MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1914

BIRTHS

SPEIRS. – On August 15th, 1914 at Schroeders, the wife of W. Fairlie SPEIRS, of a son. 9150

DEATHS

RICHARDSON. – On the 14th instant, at Esme, Emtentweni, Port Shepstone, Henry Francis RICHARDSON, Government Surveyor, in his 68th year. Deeply regretted. 9182

McARTHUR. – At 184, Berea Road, Durban, on the 19th inst., Kenneth, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. R.T. McARTHUR, of Johannesburg, aged 16 months.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1914

BIRTHS

SMITH. – At the Wanderers' View Nursing Home, Johannesburg, on August 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. SMITH (late of Maritzburg), a daughter. 2225

TREW. – At the Sanatorium, on the 23rd inst., to Mr. and Mrs. W. TREW, Scottsville, a son. 9198

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1914

DEATHS

BLUMLEIN. – Suddenly on the 28th July, at 66, Boundary Road, St. John's Wood, London, S.J. BLUMLEIN, formerly of Maritzburg. 2227

PURCELL. – Died, at Grey's Hospital, Maritzburg, on the 20th August, 1914, Harriet Eliza PURCELL. 2235

THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1914

OBITUARY

MRS. H.E. PURCELL
Greytown, Aug. 25.
It is with feelings of deep regret that we have to announce the death of Mrs. H.E. PURCELL, which sad event took place at Grey's Hospital, Maritzburg, on Thursday last, after a lingering illness. The body was brought up to Greytown by Thursday night's train, and taken to St. James' Church, where it remained until interred. The late Mrs. PURCELL, who was a Miss MOORE, was born in Durban, in 1850, and was thus 64 years of age. Her parents came to this country under the Byrne Emmigration scheme in the ship "Sovereign." In 1869 she married Mr. William PURCELL, who pre-deceased her nearly 4 years ago.The marriage took place at Bishopstowe, where Mr. PURCELL was employed as printer and compositor to the late Bishop COLENSO.
About 40 years ago Mr. and Mrs. PURCELL removed to Seven Oaks, where they started business a the Roadside Hotel, now Seven Oaks Hotel. Here they remained for about 15 years carrying on a very successful business, and 25 years ago moved to Greytown, and opened the Plough Hotel, which they carried on up to the time of Mr. PURCELL's death, nearly four years ago. The late Mrs. PURCELL was of a very retiring disposition, and was always to be found in her home, seldom or ever appearing at any public function, and just living for her home and children. She leaves behind her three sons and five daughters, for all of whom the greatest sympathy is felt in their sad bereavement. Her one unmarried daughter Nellie was in constant attendance at her bedside during her last illness, and was untiring in her devotion.
The funeral service was held at St. James' Church, Canon PENNINGTON being the officiating clergyman, while the church was quite filled with relatives and friends. The chief mourners were Messrs. Arthur and Harry PURCELL (sons) and Mrs. Alf MOORE (brother), while the pall-bearers were Messrs. R.S. GEORGE, J.J. MEEK, W.C. ELBOURNE, C.R. BROOK, S. CARTER and A.W. DAVEY. The coffin was covered with beautiful floral tributes, amongst them being from the following relatives and friends:- Willie and Annie; Arthur, Harry, Nellie; Alfred; Bob and Flora; Jack, Dorsie and Whitty; Malcolm and Edie; Mr and Mrs HM BALDING, Bill WHETTENHALL, Mr and Mrs GILSON, Mr and Mrs HUBER, Mrs LYTTLE and children, Mr and Mrs RALPH, Mrs FITZGERALD, Mrs FOLEY, Mr and Mrs W CARTER, Mr and Mrs BARRETT, Mr and Mrs Frank HANDLEY, Mrs POOLE, Mr GB NEWMARCH, Miss NEWMARCH, Mr and Mrs BARHAM, Mr and Mrs C PENNEY, Doreen, and Mr and Mrs SLATTER.
(Note: Should read: "where they started business at the Roadside Hotel, now Seven Oaks Hotel").

MR. J.D. HAVEMANN
From Our Own Correspondent
Greytown, Aug 25.
I also regret to have to report the death early this morning of Mr. J.D. HAVEMANN, second son of Mr. and Mrs. HAVEMANN, "Bridgeford," In my last week's notes, I mentioned that Mr. HAVEMANN was laid up by having over-strained himself in lifting heavy bags of mealies. Nothing serious was anticipated by his relatives or friends, and his death came as a severe shock to one and all – no one expecting such a sad ending. The late Mr. HAVEMANN was 35 years of age, and unmarried. To his sorrowing parents, brothers and sisters, the deepest sympathy of the whole community is extended in their sad and irreparable loss. Mr. HAVEMANN has lived his whole life in this district, with his parents at their farm "Bridgeford," and was of a quiet and unassuming disposition, and lived the life of a simple farmer.
The funeral took place on Tuesday at "Umvoti Poort," the farm residence of Mr. Dan HAVEMANN.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1914

BIRTHS

BULTITUDE. – On August 28, at Methuen Barracks, the wife of Mr. A. BULTITUDE, Bandmaster, 1st South Staffordshire Regiment, of a daughter. Both doing well.

GREEN. – On August 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. T.K. GREEN, Berea, formerly of Maritzburg, a son. Both doing well. 2304

MARRIAGES

RAVENSCROFT-KERSHAW. – August 26th, at the Metropolitan Wesleyan Church, Leonard Bawden, eldest son of the Rev. S. RAVENSCROFT, of Ficksburg, O.F.S., to Mabel Gertrude, fourth daughter of Mr. A.W. KERSHAW, of Pietermaritzburg. 9264

DEATHS
BAINBRIDGE. – At Ladysmith, on the 26th inst., Mary Ann, relict of the late John BAINBRIDGE (sometime M.L.A. for Ladysmith and Fellow, Geographical Society); aged 74 years.

HENSON. – On Monday, August 24th, at Impendhle, after a long illness, Dorothy Wickham Featherstonehaugh HENSON, wife of Dr. William Warner HENSON, District Surgeon. 9266

COLVILLE. – At Boston, on the 24th inst., Janet COLVILLE, relict of the late D.W. COLVILLE, in her 78th year. Deeply mourned.

NATAL WITNESS WEEKLY EDITION SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1914

BIRTHS

DAVIDSON. – At 11, Braid Street, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, on the 27th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. J. Mackenzie DAVIDSON, a daughter; both well.

SPEIRS. – On August 15th, 1914 at, Schroeders, the wife of W. Fairlie SPEIRS, of a son. 9150

SMITH. – At the Wanderers' View Nursing Home, Johannesburg, on August 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. SMITH (late of Maritzburg), a daughter. 2225

TREW. – At the Sanatorium, on the 23rd inst., to Mr. and Mrs. W. TREW, Scottsville, a son. 9198

DEATHS

BLUMLEIN. – Suddenly on the 28th July, at 66, Boundary Road, St. John's Wood, London, S.J. BLUMLEIN, formerly of Maritzburg. 2227

PURCELL. – Died at Grey's Hospital, Maritzburg, on the 20th August, 1914, Harriet Eliza PURCELL. 2235

McARTHUR. – At 184, Berea Road, Durban, on the 19th inst., Kenneth, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. R.T. McARTHUR, of Johannesburg, aged 16 months.

RICHARDSON. – On the 14th instant, at Esme, Emtentweni, Port Shepstone, Henry Francis RICHARDSON, Government Surveyor, in his 68th year. Deeply regretted. 9182

MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1914

BIRTHS

RAMSAY. – At Richmond, on August 27th, 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Archibald RAMSAY, a daughter. 9292

DEATHS

BAINBRIDGE. – At Ladysmith, on the 26th inst., Mary Ann, relict of the late John BAINBRIDGE (sometime M.L.A. for Ladysmith and Fellow, Geographical Society); aged 74 years.

COLVILLE. – At Boston, on the 24th inst., Janet COLVILLE, relict of the late D.W. COLVILLE, in her 78th year. Deeply mourned.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1914

MARRIAGES

GIBBON-PECK. – August 25th, at Standerton, by the Rev. PARNEL, George Frederick GIBBON to Ellen Elizabeth BECK, both of Maritzburg. 9301

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1914

BIRTHS

FORD. – At Budleigh, Chase Valley Road, on the 28th August, to Mr. and Mrs. A.F. FORD, a son. 2353

MARRIAGES

GIBBON-PECK. – August 25th, at Standerton, by the Rev. PARNEL, George Frederick GIBBON to Ellen Elizabeth BECK, both of Maritzburg. 9301

DEATHS

STEVENSON. – At "Braehead," Ladysmith, on the 29th of August, 1914, Rachel Cronzie, beloved wife of James STEVENSON, in her 55th year. 9315

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1914

BIRTHS

FANN. – On August 28th, 1914, at Kokstad, the wife of F.O. FANN, Harding, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES

BEAMISH-LANE – STOWARD. – On 26th August, in Johannesburg, by special licence, Sampson BEAMISH-LANE, son of the late Major LANE, J.P., of Arlandstown, Co. Cork, Ireland, to Edith Maud, fourth daughter of the late Thomas and Louisa STOWARD, of St. John's Wood, London. 9340

OBITUARY

MR. GEORGE VOWDEN
We regret to report the death, which occurred at Grey's Hospital yesterday morning, of Mr. George VOWDEN, well-known in Durban, several years back, as a successful owner of race horses, and recently engaged in farming pursuits in the Mooi River district. The deceased received injuries form a grass fire, on Monday last, which necessitated his removal to the hospital, where he succumbed. The funeral will take place from Grey's Hospital at 10 o'clock this morning.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1914

BIRTHS

ANDERSON. – On the 2nd inst., at the Nursing Home, Havelock Road (Nurse TRIBE), to Mr. and Mrs. John ANDERSON, 18, Archbell Street, a Son.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1914

BIRTHS

ANDERSON. – On the 2nd inst., at the Nursing Home, Havelock Road (Nurse TRIBE), to Mr. and Mrs. John ANDERSON, 18, Archbell Street, a Son.

DEATHS

CURRIE. – At Grey's Hospital, on 30th August, the result of an accident, John, the beloved son of J. and E. CURRIE, aged 4 years 9 months. Sadly missed. 9385

HUTCHINSON. – Andrew HUTCHINSON, of Manchester (formerly of Ladysmith, Natal), on the 1st September, 1914, in England, in his eightieth year. By cable. 9369

IN MEMORIAM

OXENHAM. – In affectionate remembrance of Emmeline, the beloved wife of Arthur OXENHAM, of Harrismith, who passed to the Higher Life, Sept. 5th, 1913.
There is no death! The soul lives on for aye,
'Tis but a changing to another sphere;
E'en though the body passes back to earth
The soul lives on, in spirit life, as here;
It will expand, and thrive, and ever grow,
And still retain its influence o'er
Those left on earth, until they, too, shall go
To join those who have merely gone before. 9310

BRUNTON-WARNER. – In loving memory of my dear wife (Kate), who passed away at Wimbledon, England, 5th September, 1913.

OBITUARY

MR. H.M. ARDERNE
Capetown, September 4.
The death took place last night of Mr. H.M. ARDERNE, one of the best-known citizens of Capetown, at the age of 81, after a short illness. Mr. ARDERNE's garden at Claremont was widely famous. – Reuter.

MR. WM. SANDSTROM
The death took place at Grey's Hospital, on Thursday morning, of Mr. Wm. SANDSTROM, of the carriage-building department of the South Africa Railways. The late Mr. SANDSTROM, who was a native of Finland, has been ailing for some five weeks, and he passed away as stated at eight o'clock on Thursday, death being due to heart failure. Deceased, who was 57 years of age, was a member of the Fire Brigade of the S.A.R., and much esteemed among those with whom he had come into contact. He leaves a widow, and son and one daughter to mourn his loss, and to whom sympathy will be extended in their bereavement.
The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, leaving Grey's Hospital at four o'clock, and proceeding to the Presbyterian Cemetery, where the burial was conducted by the Rev. A.G. BRIDGE.
The chief mourners were Mrs. SANDSTROM (widow), Mr. SANDSTROM (son), and Miss SANDSTROM (daughter). There were a number of beautiful wreaths and oral tributes from: Sorrowing Wife and Children, Vic,
Fellow-workers Mechanical Department S.A.R., Mrs. J.W. REID and family, Carriage and Wagon Shops S.A.R., Charley, Mr and Mrs H BRFLUNNER and family, Mr and Mrs C REIM, Mr and Mrs A REIM, Mr and Mrs WHITELOCK and family, Mr and Mrs J CAVANAGH, Mr and Mrs McKELLAR, Mr and Mrs J BANKS, Mr and Mrs CARLSEN and family, The Staff of J.W. REID, J OTTEN, Mr and Mrs CK CAMPBELL, Mrs CHRISTIE and family, Mr and Mrs JS GREEN, and Mrs HOWARD and family.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1914

BIRTHS

HAYTER. – Upon the 2nd inst., at Inadi Forest House, Zwaartkop Location, the wife of C.S. HAYTER, of a daughter. 2448

MARRIAGES

PIRRIE-McNIVEN. – At Durban, on September 4th, by Rev. Dr. SMITH, Maritzburg, David Smyton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. PIRRIE, Durban, to Christina McINNES, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. McNIVEN, Edinburgh, and niece of Chas. B. HOGG, Solicitor, Edinburgh. 9397
(Note: Should read "Edinburgh").

DEATHS

HENDERSON. – At Vryheid, on the 2nd inst., Katherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick HENDERSON; aged 5 months. 2442

HUTCHINSON. – Andrew HUTCHINSON, of Manchester (formerly of Ladysmith, Natal), on the 1st September, 1914, in England, in his eightieth year. By cable. 9369

McBRIDE. – Wm. C. McBRIDE, of Ficksburg, at Ardleigh, Maritzburg, on 6th September.

IN MEMORIAM

GREENE. – In loving memory of our dear Father, Grandfather and great-Grandfather, Lawrence Henry St. John GREENE, who passed away September 7th, 1910.
"All souls are Thine: we must not say
That those are dead pass away."
"Lead, kindly Light."

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1914

BIRTHS

JACOBSON. – At 203, Loop Street, Maritzburg, on Septbember 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. P. JACOBSON, a daughter. Both well. 9415

NUPEN. – At Maritzburg, the wife of E.N. NUPEN, a daughter. Both well. 9408

DEATHS

HUTCHINSON. – Andrew HUTCHINSON, of Manchester (formerly of Ladysmith, Natal), on the 1st September, 1914, in England, in his eightieth year. By cable. 9369

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1914

BIRTHS

ISBISTER. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on September 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. W.J. ISBISTER, a daughter. Both well. 9434

JACOBSON. - At 203, Loop Street, Maritzburg, on September 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. P. JACOBSON, a daughter. Both well. 9415

MARRIAGES

DRUMMOND-GREENE. – At Holy Trinity Church, Newcastle, on 3rd inst., Claude DRUMMOND, youngest son of Dr. David DRUMMOND, and Mrs. DRUMMOND, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, to Winifrid, youngest daughter of C.R. GREENE, Morpeth, Northumberland, England.

POLE-CHITTENDEN. – On August 26, At Donnybrook Hall, by the Rev. H. HARRIS, John Hebbrum Ridley POLE to Ivy Edith, third daughter of Edward and Mary CHITTENDEN. No cards.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1914

BIRTHS

ISBISTER. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on September 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. W.J. ISBISTER, a daughter. Both well. 9434

PIRRIE-McNIVEN. – At Durban, on September 4th, by Rev. Dr. SMITH, Maritzburg, David Smyton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. PIRRIE, Durban, to Christina McINNES, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A.P. McNIVEN, and niece of Charles Byron HOGG, Solicitor, Edinburgh, Scotland. 9457

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 1914

MARRIAGES

BAZLEY-PAYNE. – On the 29th August, 1914, at St. Cyprian's Church, Durban, Knut Henry BAZLEY, son of William BAZLEY, of Port Shepstone, to Amy Doris PAYNE, daughter of the late Arthur R. PAYNE, of Pietermaritzburg. 9461

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1914

BIRTHS

MEARES. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on September 8th, the wife of Mr. C.J. MEARES, a son; both doing well. 9483

MARRIAGES

THORPE-JACKSON. – On the 2nd September, 1914, at St. Saviour's Cathedral, Pietermaritzburg, Percy J. THORPE, son of Mr. and Mrs. P.J. THORPE, "Doverea House," Honor Oak Park, London, to Muriel May, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. JACKSON, "Trelawney," 279, Burger Street, Pietermaritzburg. 9486

McGIBBON-BUTTERFIELD. – At the Wesleyan Church, Boshoff Street, Pietermaritzburg, on 9th September, 1914, by Rev. J.H. ROBERTS, Alexander James McGIBBON to Edith Hannah, daughter of the late W.T. BUTTERFIELD, of Pietermaritzburg, and of
Mrs. S.A. GREY, of Durban. No cards. 2524

SILVER WEDDING

SLOANE-BYRD. – On 12th September, 1889, at Castle Church, Stafford, Thomas C.C. SLOANE, of Liverpool, to Sarah Louisa, eldest daughter of the late Thomas BYRD, of Crossfields, Stafford.
Present address: Nytton Villa, Davenport Road, Berea, Durban. 2511

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear Tom, who passed away at Grey's Hospital, September 13th, 1912.
"Two years have passed away,
And sadly we have missed thee,
And longed for a look at thy manly form
And the sound of thy cheery voice.
They place within our hearts
No other one can fill."
(Inserted by Mrs. C. GALTREY, Umlass Road). 9478

NATAL WITNESS WEEKLY EDITION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1914

BIRTHS

HAYTER. – Upon the 2nd inst., at Inadi Forest House, Zwaartkop Location, the wife of C.S. HAYTER, of a daughter. 2448

ISBISTER. – At the Sanatorium, Maritzburg, on September 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. W.J. ISBISTER, a daughter. Both well. 9434

JACOBSON. – At 203, Loop Street, Maritzburg, on September 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. P. JACOBSON, a daughter. Both well. 9415

NUPEN. – At Maritzburg, the wife of N. NUPEN, a daughter. Both well. 9408

MARRIAGES

POLE-CHITTENDEN. – On August 26, At Donnybrook Hall, by the Rev. H. HARRIS, John Hebbrum Ridley POLE to Ivy Edith, third daughter of Edward and Mary CHITTENDEN. No cards.

DEATHS

HUTCHINSON. – Andrew HUTCHINSON, of Manchester (formerly of Ladysmith, Natal), on the 1st September, 1914, in England, in his eightieth year. By cable. 9369

HENDERSON. – At Vryheid, on the 2nd inst., Katherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick HENDERSON; aged 5 months. 2442

McBRIDE. – Wm. C. McBRIDE, of Ficksburg, at Ardleigh, Maritzburg, on 6th September.

IN MEMORIAM

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1914

DEATHS

CHITTENDEN. – On the 13th September, 1909, our dearly loved daughter, Eva Blanchstell. Sadly missed. 2542

SMITH. – At 59, Boom Street, Maritzburg, on the 8th inst., Ellen, relict of the late H.S. SMITH, of Zwaartkop. 9495

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1914

DEATHS

SMITH. – At 59, Boom Street, Maritzburg, on the 8th inst., Ellen, relict of the late H.S. SMITH, of Zwaartkop. 9495

IN MEMORIAM
RUDLING. – Passed away on the 15th September, 1913, our dear Wife and Mother, Melina RUDLING. Inserted by her husband and family.
"Gone, but to memory ever dear."

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1914

MARRIAGES

McGIBBON-PARKER. – At St. John's Church, Maritzburg, on the 15th September, 1914, by the Rev. Dr. John SMITH, M.A., James McGIBBON, only son of the late Robert Buchanan McGIBBON, Glasgow, and Mrs. J.S. BELL, Auckland, New Zealand, to
Jessie Muriel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh PARKER, "Ardleigh," Maritzburg. 9535

DEATHS

SMITH. – At 59, Boom Street, Maritzburg, on the 8th inst., Ellen, relict of the late H.S. SMITH, of Zwaartkop. 9495

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1914

MARRIAGES

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1914

BIRTHS

GIFFORD. – At Marchmont, Noodsberg, on September 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. F.A. GIFFORD, a son. 9560

MARRIAGES

McGIBBON-PARKER. – At St. John's Church, Maritzburg, on the 15th September, 1914, by the Rev. Dr. John SMITH, M.A., James McGIBBON, only son of the late Robert Buchanan McGIBBON, Glasgow, and Mrs. J.S. BELL, Auckland, New Zealand, to Jessie Muriel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh PARKER, "Ardleigh," Maritzburg. 9535

DEATHS

MALCOLM. – At Burnbrae, Himeville, Polela, on the 10th inst., Annie McINTYRE, dearly beloved daughter of George and M.A. MALCOLM.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1914

BIRTHS

CHADWICK. – On the 27th August, at Tochwat, Bethlehem, to Mr. and Mrs. James CHADWICK, a son. 9538

IN MEMORIAM

GIBBONS. – In ever loving memory of our Sister Minnie (widow of the late Leonard GIBBONS), who passed away September 19th, 1913.
"In sure and certain hope."

GREENAWAY. – In loving memory of my husband, William GREENAWAY, who was accidentally killed at Inglenook, September 20th, 1912, Natal-Cape line. 9568
They toil is o'er; thy cross so nobly borne
Thou hast laid down.
They life's white folded page has won for thee.
A deathless crown.

NATAL WITNESS WEEKLY EDITION SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1914

BIRTHS

GIFFORD. – At Marchmont, Noodsberg, on September 15th, to Mr. and Mrs. F.A. GIFFORD, a son. 9560

MARRIAGES

DEATHS

MALCOLM. – At Burnbrae, Himeville, Polela, on the 10th inst., Annie McINTYRE, dearly beloved daughter of George and M.A. MALCOLM.

SMITH. – At 59, Boom Street, Maritzburg, on the 8th inst., Ellen, relict of the late H.S. SMITH, of Zwaartkop. 9495

IN MEMORIAM

CHITTENDEN. – On the 13th September, 1909, our dearly beloved daughter, Eva BLANCHSTELL. Sadly missed. 2542

RUDLING. – Passed away on the 15th September, 1913, our dear Wife and Mother, Melina RUDLING. Inserted by her husband and family.
"Gone, but to memory ever dear."

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1914

BIRTHS

OATES. – At "Oatesdale," Highlands, on September 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. W.E. OATES, a daughter.

MARRIAGES

STEWART-MACKENZIE – WILTSHIRE. – on the 19th September, at Durban, by Special Licence, Lucy Edith WILSTHIER, daughter of W.E. BRICKHILL, Esq., of Maritzburg, to Captain Graeme STEWART-MACKENZIE, (late Gordon Highlanders), son of late Major-General STEWART-MACKENZIE, of Seaforth.
(Note: Should read "WILTSHIRE" not "WILTSHIER").

IN MEMORIAM

GREENAWAY. – In ever loving memory of our dear father, William GREENAWAY, who was accidentally killed at Ingle Nook, Natal-Cape Line, on September 20th, 1912.
His memory is always dear to us.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1914

BIRTHS

CHADWICK. – On the 27th August, at Tochwat, Bethlehem, to Mr. and Mrs. James CHADWICK, a son.

MOORE.- At the Sanatorium, Loop St., Maritzburg, on the 20th inst., to Mr. and Mrs. J. MOORE, of 188, Chapel Street, a daughter. 9620

DEATHS

MUIRHEAD. – On the 15th September, John MUIRHEAD, age 63; passed away at his residence, York, Natal.

IN MEMORIAM

SIMS. – In loving memory of Winifred Lilian SIMS, who died 23rd September, 1913. (Inserted by her mother).

GIBBONS. – In ever loving memory of our Sister Minnie (widow of the late Leonard GIBBONS), who passed away September 19th, 1913.
"In sure and certain hope."
Thy toil is o'er; thy cross so nobly borne
Thou hast laid down.
They life's white folded page has won for thee.
A deathless crown.

GREENAWAY. – In loving memory of my husband, William GREENAWAY, who was accidentally killed at Inglenook, September 20th, 1912, Natal-Cape line. 9568

HAILSTONE. – In loving memory of my dear Mother, Elizabeth HAILSTONE, who died at Mooi River, September 23rd, 1902.
Sleep on, dear Mother, thy trials are o'er,
Your willing hands shall toil no more.
On Earth there's strife, in Heaven, rest.
We miss you most who loved you best.
Sleep on, dear Mother, and take thy rest,
I know sincerely you did your best.
If the grave were to open, what changes you'd see.
But eternal rest, Mother, is far better for thee.
(Inserted by her son, W.E. HAILSTONE).

HAILSTONE. – In loving memory of my dear Mother, who died September 23, 1902.
Oh, ye who have a Mother,
Do love her while you may,
This world seems quite another place
When Mother's taken away.
(Inserted by her loving Son, Charles).

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1914

DEATHS

MUIRHEAD. – On the 15th September, John MUIRHEAD, age 63; passed away at his residence, York, Natal.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1914

BIRTHS

BURKIMSHER. – At 50, Payn Street, on September 24th, the wife of W. BURKIMSHER, a son. 9665

GLASSPOOLE. – On the 13th inst., at Sanatorium, Maritzburg, the wife of G.A.B. GLASSPOOLE, of a daughter, both doing well.

DEATHS

MUIRHEAD. – On the 15th September, John MUIRHEAD, age 63; passed away at his residence, York, Natal.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1914

BIRTHS
HAMPSON. – On the 23rd September, at Warden Street, Harrismith, to Mr. and Mrs. H.A. HAMSPON, twin sons.

DEATHS

ONGLEY. – At Grey's Hospital, on September 18th, Margaret, wife of Grey ONGLEY, of Johannesburg. Aged 32 years. Deeply mourned.

BURN. – On the 20th September, 1914, New South Wales, Australia, M. A. BURN, relict of the late D.L. BURN; aged 86 years.
Inserted by her sons, J.E. and T.E. BURN. 2693

IN MEMORIAM

FOOTE. – In loving memory of Martha FOOTE (wife of Henry FOOTE, Maritzburg), who passed away September 26th, 1910.
(Inserted by her sorrowing Husband and Family).

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1914

MARRIAGES

HOLMES – CONSTANTINI. – On Saturday, 26th September, William Clifford, the eldest son of Councillor W. HOLMES, Swansea, to Marie Jeanne, the only daughter of Monsieur Tomas CONSTANTINI, of Algeria, by special licence, at Pietermaritzburg,
South Africa. (French and English papers please copy). 9606

OBITUARY

SIR JAMES WHITNEY
London, September 27.
The death has occurred of Sir James WHITNEY, Premier of Ontario. – Reuter's Special Service.
Sir James WHITNEY, K.C.M.G., held the Premiership of Ontario since 1905. He was born at Ontario on October 2nd 1849, was a barrister by profession, and was a Lieut.-Col. in the Militia Reserve.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1914

BIRTHS

RUNCIE. – On the 26th September, at 6, Bateman Avenue, Maritzburg, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid RUNCIE, a daughter.

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