MARRIAGES.

Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 103, 3 May 1919, Page 1

MARRIAGES.

BARRETT-SHEARER-On the 29th April, 1919, at St. John's Church,! Wellington, bj the Key. Dr. Gibb, William Henry Barrett, eldest son of the late G. C. Barrett, lickitika, to Florence Amelia, only daughter 0! J. C. Shearer, Drummond, Southland. FREE-STAVELEY.-On the 25th March. 1919, at St. James' Church, Newtown, by the Rev. W. Shirer, Leopold J. D. Free, only son of the late John Free, New Brighton, Christchurcli, and Mrs. E. J. Free, Wellington, to Slarßuerite, third daughter of Robert Staveley, solicitor, and Mrs. Helen Staveley, ■ levin. LYNN—MANDER.—On the 19th April, 1913, at Madras-street Methodist Church, Christchurch, by Rev. C. Ward, John Ernest Lynn, of Wellington, to Jean, daughter of Mrs. and the late John Mander, of Christchurch. MILNE—LEIGHTON.—On the.9th April, 1010, at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. J. Robertson Orr, 'Donald Stnart, youngest son of the Rev. Peter Milne, New Hebrides, to Lucy Jlarian, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Leighton, Johnsonville. ■ ■ • KEED—BENGI;.—On' the 30th April, 1919, at Trinity Church,. Newtown, by the Rev. E. Drake, Frederick W. Reed, son of John Reed, to Annie, second daughter of E. T. Benge, of Wellington. SHELTON—DAVIDSON.—On the 26th March, 1919, at St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral, Wellington, by R.cv. A. M. Johnson, Sapper R. H. Slielton (M.M.), son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Shelton, 184, TiDakori-road, Wellington, to Ivy, adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Davidson, of Kelson and Wellington. (Nelson papers please copy.) STEWART—MACDONALD.—On the 26tli March, 1919, at St.- John's Church, Wellington, by the Rev. Dr. Gibb, Alex. M. Stewart, youngest son of J. A. Stewart, Dundee, Scotland, to Elsie Eveline, eldest daughter of Mrs. H. Brister and the late Allan I). Jlacdonald, Wellington. WALKER—MANDER.—On the 19th April, 1019, at Madras-street . Methodist Church, Christchurcli, by the Rev. C. Ward, Leslie ' C. Walker, of Wellington,- to Winifred E. Mander, daughter of Mrs. and tho late John Mander, of Christchurch.-