MARRIAGES.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3394, 2 June 1868, Page 8

MARRIAGES.

On May 1. at the Hula, by the Eev. Dr. Purchai, Captain Robert P. Gibboni, of the firm of E Gibbons and Co., to Anna Maria Coote, youngest daughter of the late Dawson Coote, Esq., of Carrig O'Crummin, county of Cavan, Ireland. At Windlesham, Surrey, Henry Burton, 40th Regiment, to Sarah Struben Beulah, daughter of the late W. Hobion, of Auckland. N Z. On April 28, by the Rev. J. Hill, "Walter William, third son of Mr. Edward Good, of Vincent-street, to Annie, thUd daughter of Mr. W. Caitoheon, of Robertsville, Tamaterau, Whangarei. On April 29, at St. Matthew's Church, by the Rev. D. Jones. George Wright, to Elizabeth Jane, only daughter of the late Thomas North. On May 5, at St Paul*, Auckland, by the Rer. D. Jonei, J. D. S. Butters, Esq., to Esther A., seventh daughter of the late J. E. Young, Esq., of Mount-street, Aucldand. On May 6. at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. George Brown, Josiah Buttress, son of the late John Jotiah Buttress, Eiq , of London, to Marian, third daughter of Mr. Thomas March, of the Whau, late of Gosport.— Home papers please copy. On May 12, at St. Mary's Church, Parnell, by the Rev. Dr. Maunseil, the Rev. B. Y Ashwell, to Maria, second danghter of the late Mr. B. Brothers, of Nottingham. On May 14, at G'en Eden, Grafton Road, by the Rev. P. H Cornford, assisted by the Rev. G. Brown, of Onehunga. Robert Elliot Fisher, Esq., Resident Surgeon Lunatic Asylum, to Matilda Louisa, eldest daughter of Thomas Moore Philson, Esq.. M.D., Provincial Surgeon and Coroner for the city of Auckland. On May 14, at Wakefleld-stteet, by the Rev. James Hill, James Muir, son of the late Rev. William Muir, Dysart. to Margaret, third daughter of Mr. James Wotherspoon, Glengarnock Iron Works, Kilblrnle, Scotland. On May 25, at the residence of the bride's father, Hobsonstreet. by the Rev. A. Macdonald, Frederick William, second son of Mr. E. I. Matthews, to Eleanor, second daughter of Mr. Alexander Blaok, both of this city.— Dover and Sydney papers please copy.