MARRIAGES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 276, 20 November 1902, Page 6

MARRIAGES.

BERRY—COX.—On September 24th, at St. Matthew's Church, by Rev. W. E. Gillam, Harry, eldest son of Mr Benjamin Berry, of Kingsland, to Mary Elizabeth (Minnie), eldest daughter of Mr John Cox, of Auckland.

COOPER—DE JO-NGH.-On September 23, at the Congregational Church, South Norwood, by • the Rev. A G. Bridge, Louis V. Cooper, second son of W. Cooper, Esq., of Bena Vista House, Souch Norwood, to Leonora, eldest daughter of M. and D. De J.ongh, of this city.

CUTLER — BRUCE. — On October 15th, at the residence of Mr Matheson, Ver-niont-st, Pomsonby, by the Rev. R. F. Macnicol, Alfred, youngest son of Mr John Cutler, to Agnes Hamilton, youngest daughter of Mr James D. Bruce, both of Auckland.

GOLDIE — NELSON. — On September 4th, 1902. at All Saints* Church, by the Venerable Archdeacon Calder, assisted by Rev. A. E. Asten, David Arthur, eldest son of David Goldie, to Mary Jackson, elder daughter of William Nelson. HARDY—BROWN. — On October 23r_, 1002, at St. Paul's Cathedral, Wellington, by the Rev. T. H. Sprott, Fredk. A, youngest son of H. F. Hardy, architect, Dunedin, to Ethel Evelyn, third dauga-t-i-of W. Hoile Brown, shipbuilder, Auckland. JONES—JENKINSON.—On October Ist, 1902, at St. Benedict's Church, by the Rev. Father Gillan, Thomas, fourth son of Edwin Jones, of Auckland, to Kaite, third daughter of Robert Jenkinson, of this city.

KAYES—BOREMAN.—On November sth, at the Registrar's Offlce, Auckland, Thomas Reuben, second son o_ Henry Kayes, farmer, Pukekohe, to Ethel, daughter of Mr Boreman, painter, Auckland. KERNOT- BLEAKLEY.—On Auerust 20, by Rev. O.rver, at St, Sepulchre's Church, Kb..tier-Pass, James, eldest son of Peter Kernot, to Sarah (Sissie), second daughter of Robert Bleakley. Both of Auckland MARSHALL — STEWART. — On November Sth, Reese Nicholas Marshall, eldest son of Mr A. Marshall, to Edith, daughter of the late Mr William Stewart, of this city.

MARTIN — ALISON. — On October 22nd, at Holy Trinity Church, Devonport, ceremony performed by the Rev. T. Eykyn, Alfred A., yoi.ugest son of Mr W. H. Martin, "Martinboro'," Mount Albert, to Marion, daughter of Alex. Alison, Esq., Devonport. McLACHLAN — CH ALTON. — At All Saints' Church, Ponsonby, on October ISth, 1002, by the Yen. Archdeacon Calder, John Mitchell McLachlan, of Auckland, New Zealand, to Susannah Chalton. younger daughter of Samuel Chalton, Esq., of Netherton, Thames River. NIELD—LIDDLE.— On October 21, at SiJames's Church, by the Rev. R. F. Macnicol, George Augustus, youngest son of the late George Nield, of Leigh, Staffordshire, England, to Victoria, third daughter of the late Robert Liddle, Auckland. BOBTNSON — SOWDEN.-On November 10th. at St. Barnabas' Church, Mt. Eden, by the Rev. E. J. McFarland, Henry Robert, youngest son of Charles Robinson, Wellington, to Mabel, second daughter of W. Bennett Sowden, of Auckland. SLADE — GOU__. — Ou October 29th, at the residence of the bride's parents, Hargreave-st., College Hill, by the Rev. J. Wilkins, George T., eldest son of Mr T. Sl'ade, Southampton, England, to.Eliaabeth Maud (Bessie), eldest daughter of David Gouk, shipbuilder, Auckland. TAYLOR—HENN.—On October 21st, atSt. Mary's Church, Napier, by the Rev. Father Gog_;an, William, eldest son of John Taylor, of the Auckland Harbour Board, to Maude Cecilia, youngest daughter of John Henn, Napier. * VINCE— KEENE.—On September 10, at Horfteld Church, Horfield, Bristol, by the Rev. E. Hutchinson (Vicar), Herbert Harry, youngest son of the late John Vince, to Gertrude Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Harry Keene, Auckland, N.Z.