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Star - Christchurch -
Obituaries and Inquests - April 1893
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Saturday
1 April 1893
Obituary - Sergeant
H.G.L.C.HARRIS -
Sergeant H.G.L.C.Harris, son of Major Harris, of
Pukekohe, died rather suddenly yesterday of typhoid.
he was 24 years old.
Monday 3 April 1893
page 3
Obituary - Mr J. Le SOEUR
-
Mr J.Le Sueur, well known in sporting circles, died this morning
aftera long illness. Mr Le Soeur was one of the principal
bookmakers
in New Zealand before the advent of the totalisator, and during
different periods was part owner of 1 or 2 race horses.
Tuesday 4 April 1893
Inquest - Auckland - MAHON -
Maurice Mahon, employed by Mr Hunter at Ohaupo, was found
dead in a
paddock, and inquest was held, and a verdict returned of death
from pleurisy and heart disease.
Obituary - MENDELSOHN
-
It is with regret we have to announce the sudden death on Saturday
afternoon last, of Mrs Mendelsohn, wife of Mr Louis
Mendelsohn.
------
born in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, and arrived here with
her husband nearly 30 years ago. she was in her 51st
year.-----
she leaves a family of 4, 3 daughters and one son, together
with her husband. ----
Friday 7 April 1893 page
3
Wellington - inquest - DACK -
The inquest on the woman Mrs Dack, found dead in Cuba
street, showed
tht she had fallen down in a fit. A verdict of death from natural
causes was returned.
Saturday 8 April 1893
page 3
Obituary - Mr James
REID -
Mr James Reid, a well known tailor and a prominent member of the
Caledonian Society, died this afternoon after a long illness.
Monday 10 April 1893 page 3
Wellington - inquest - FLANAGAN -
at the inquest on Flanagan, who was found in the harbour on Saturday,
--- a verdict of drowned was returned.
Inquest - LASSEN -
an inquest touching the death of Ragna Olive Lassen, aged 7
years,
took place at Mrs twose's East Oxford on Saturday forenoon.---
death
due to inflamation of the lungs, a verdict to that effect was
given.
Obituary - HAY
-
it is with sincere regret we record the death ---- at the early
age of
28 of Mr William Hay, for some years a member of the composing staff of
the Lyttelton Times.
Deceased served his time in the Bruce Herald office, afterwards working
in Dunedin, and eventually settling in Christchurch. he was
unmarried ---------
Tuesday 11 April 1893
page 3
Inquest - George ALLAN
-
an inquest touching the death of George Allan, who met his
death---- the jury returned a verdict of accidental
death.
Saturday 15 April 1893
page 3
Inquest - FAULKNER -
an inquest was held at the Hospital this afternoon --- A
verdict of accidental death was returned.
Inquest - TABROM -
at the inquest on the body of Francis Tabrom ---
Tuesday 18 April
1893 page 3
Obituary - Auckland - Rev Sister Mary STANISLAUS -
one of the Sisters of mercy, the Rev Sister mary Stanislaus, died
at
St Mary's on Saturday. --- was born in Sydney, was located in
auckland, and made her religious proffessions in 1865.
Monday 24 April
1893
page 3
Inquest - INGRAM -
an inquest touching the death of Mr Edward Chapman -----
----- email for a copy.
Wednesday 26 April 1893
page 3
Inquest -
Auckland - FORGIE -
At the inquest yesterday afternoon on Richard Forgie, who
died from the effects of injuries received -----
Saturday 29 April 1893
page 3
Inquest - SNELL -
an inquest was held at the Club Hotel, Sydenham, yesterday ------
Frederick Snell, who met his death on Thursday.----------
Beverley Evans
Christchurch NZ
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