MARRIAGES.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 14060, 15 May 1906, Page 1

MARRIAGES.

ANDREW —COX. —Apr;. 26, at the Baptist Church, Lincoln, by the Rev G. U. Cox;, father of the bride, assisted by Rev E. S. . Gray, (Samuel Andrew, of Ivaikoura, seventh son of W. B. Andrew, Esq., Greenpark, to Lillie, youngest daughter of Rev G. J>. Cox, Lincoln. HALES —OPPENHEIM.—April IS, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev J. Orchard, Alfred James, fourth sou of George Hales, Spreydon, to Clara,' youngest I daughter of Albert Charles Onpcnhcim, St Asaph Street,' Linwood. Home papers pleas© copy. QUAIFE —PENNY.—April- 18, at St Mary’s, * : Hajswell, by the Rev W. S. Bean, Frederick William Grover, of Ngapara. Oamaru, eldest son of F. W, Quaife, Esq.. J.P., Halswe'l'l, grandson of the late Edmond Quaife. Esq., M.P., Bal'lingdon, Essex, and nephew of the late J. Grover, Esq.._ O'riltern Grove, Sudbury, Suffolk, to Alice, fourth daughter of Alfred Penny, Esq., of Halswell. SMITH—MEHRTENS.—May 12, Leslie Seymour. eldest son of Captain Jas. Smith Rangiora, to Caroline Ernsiine (Lenab e'd- , cst daughter of D. Mehrtens, Esq.,. Rangiora. ' >