BIRTHS.

Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 74517, 5 February 1890, Page 4

BIRTHS.

Wotton—On January 30th, at Mrs Hodgson's, Gresford, North belt, the wife of £. J. Wotton, of Templeton, of a daughter. REEC»-jOn February Ist, at Bottle Lake, the wife of W. Recce of a son. MARRIAGES. Tyne—Goodwin—On December 4th. at St. Luke's Church, Southampton, England, by the Rev. T. H. Marsh, William Tyne, youngest son of Joseph Tyne, of Southampton, to Sarah Jane (Tottie), eldest daughter of William A. Goodwin, of Cbristchurch, New Zealand. Ftsh—McDowall—On January 23rd. at " Highbury Hall," Hobart, by the Rev. George Clarke, Philip Oakley Fyah, eldest son of the Hon. J. O. Fysfa, to Jean Mary, eldest daughter of the late J. C. McDowall. Wkight—Maxwell—On December 31st, 1889, at St. Mark's Church, Remuera, by the Rev. John Haselden, Edward Fondi, eldest son of E. G-. Wright, of Christchurch, to Annie Aubert, second daughter of the late Win. Maxwell, of Mangonui. Evans—Hornby—On February 4th, ab Sydenham Wesleyan Church, by the Rev. L. M. Isltt, Charles Martin Evans to Elizabeth Jean Hornby, both of KaiapoL TO-DAY'S CONTENTS. PARNELL V "THE TIMES"— SETTLEMENT OF THE LIBEL ACTION. SERIOUS~FIRES— LOSS OF LIFE. THE FEDERATION CONFERENCE. GALES ON THE~AUSTRALIAN COASTSSHIPPING CASUALTIES. STICKING UP~ A BANKSUICIDE OF THE BOBBER. THE PUGILISTIC SCANDAL— The slavin-smith fight—a disgraceful SCENE. THE PRIMACY~QUESTION— MEETING OF CLEKGY—LETTER FBOMTHE DEAN. EXTENSI VE~RO BBE FUES— TWO THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH OF GOODS b'XOLBN. A CONSTABLE SHOT BY A PRISONER. EXHIBITION AWARDS.