MARRIAGES.

CALDER— CADZOW.— On the 3rd April, 1901, at the house of the l),idc's mother, NoithEast Valley, by the Rev. D. Borne, John Clark Calder, second son of George Caldor, J.P., North-East Valley, to Je°sie, filth daughter of the i.vte R Cadzow, Koit'.-East Valley. DA'VIDSON— HOLMES.— On the llili Apnl, 1301, at St. John's Chinch, Inveicargill, \s\ the Right. Rev. the Bishop of Dunedin, assisted by the Venerable Archdeacon Stocker, Gerard W. Davidson (vicar of Riverton), eldest son of W. H. Davidson, Mornington, to Fanny, youngest daughter of James

Holmes, Otara. DUNCAN- CURTIS. —On Tuesday, Apnl 2, 1901, at St. Stephen's Church, Dunedm, by the Rev. I. K. M'lntyie, James Clark, thud son of John Duncan, flawke's Bay, to Harriet, second daughter of W. G. Curtis, larmei,

Kimbolt-on. H'NYWARD— JOHNSON.— On the 10th April

at St. Andrew's Church, by the Rev. Dr Waddell, D.D.. William Rowland, fourth surviving son of the late Captain Chas. E Haywoid, to Annie, second daughter of Mr J. T. Johnson, Dunedin. OTT— CAMPBELL.— On Wednesday, the 17th April, 1901, at the residence of the bride's parents, Gala street, Invercargill, by the Rev. George Lindsay, Wilharn Alexander, younger son of George Ott, Tay street, to Isabella Frew, elder daughter of A. B. Camp-

bell, Gala street. STEWART— "WILSON.— On the 28th February, at St. Matthew's Church, Owaka, William Henry, eldest s j of the late Hugh Stcwp.rt, Gore, to Leah Beatrice, only daughter of Robert Wilson, Napier.