BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8931, 15 July 1892, Page 12 (Supplement)

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ADAMS.—On June 23, at Vermont-street, Ponsonby, the wife of J. Adams, jun., of a daughter (.stillborn).

BURRKLT,.—On June 27, at Drury, the wife of Herbert Burrell of a sou.

CALLENDKR. — June 8, at Mount Eden, the wife of William Callander of a son.

CHRISTIE. — On June 21, the wife of John Christie of a daughter. EDWARDS.—On June 30, at Tamahere, the wife of Arthur Edwards of a son.

GttKATBATCH.—On May 29, at Burleigh-street, the wife of Edwin Greatbatch, of Ohaeawai, of a daughter. lIALLY.—On June 24, at her residence, Cambridge, the wife of James Hally of a sou.

ISBISTER.— June 28, at her residence, Kaukapakapa, the wife of Joseph Isbister of a daughter.

JAMESON.—On June 17, at the Schoolhouse, Maungaturoto, the wife ot Frank Jameson of a daughter (Ettio). All well.

KNIGHT.—On June 26, at her residence, Mount Eden Road, the wife of George Knight of twins (daughters). All doing well. LOWE. —On June 29, at Braigh Schoolhouse, Waipu, the wife of F. E. Lowe of a son.

MACRAE.—On June 23, at Clarence-street, Ponsonby, the wife of Louis C. Macrae of a daughter (stillborn). MORRISON. —On June 27, the wife of W. Beamish A. Morrison of a daughter.

NEWSHAM.—On June 27, at Waiorongoroai, the wife of William Morris Newsbam of a daughter.

PARKER.—On June 2, at Jubilee Lodge, Remuera, the wife of W. J. Parker of a daughter. RINTOUL. —On June IS, at the Hermitage, Maungaturoto, the wife of James Rintoul of a son. SPENCER.On June 30, at her residence, Victoria Avenue, Remuera, the wife of Percy Spencer of a .-on. WALLIS.—On June 14, at Lomalonia, Fiji, the wife of Rev. X. J. Wallis of a daughter (Winifred Ferguson). MARRIAGES. ATKINSON—KEMP.— June 22, by the Rev. P. Walsh, at St. John's Church, Waimate North, Walter Atkinson, second son of F.. Atkinson, to Frances S. C. Kemp, eldest daughter of W. P. Kemp, both of Waimate North. BIN DON—NICHOLSON.—On May 18.-at St. Catherine's Church, Okaihau, by the Rev. P. Walsh, Harris, fifth son of the late Dr. Bindon, of Whangae to Christina, fourth daughter of Mr. Angus Nicholson, of Okaihau, Bay of Islands. CAROL A —RE ID.—On the 6th July, at Christ's Church, Papakura Valley, by the Rev. E. J. McFarland, B.A , Incumbent of St. Peter's# Bombay, Auckland, Dr. James Fred Carolan, M.R.C.S.E., of Bombay, Hon. Surgeon Waiuku Cavalry, son of the late James Ward Carolan, Esq., H.M. Customs, London, and nephew of the late Captain Fred Win. Wilson, R.N., to Eliza (Tibbie), youngest daughter of Smollett- H. Reid, Esq,, of Papakura Valley, and niece of the late Rev. Alexander Raid, Principal of Three Kings' College, Auckland. FRY—WILLS.— June 18, at Te Awamutu, by the Rev. J. Thomas, John Fry, of Ngaroto, Waikato, to Rosa Maria, eldest daughter of James Wills, Auburn, Alexandra, Waikato. HOOPER—SHEDDAN.— On June 20, Joseph H Hooper, eldest son of the Rev. Win. Hooper, D.D., late of Mount Albert, to Flora J. Sheddan, third daughter of Robert Sheddan, of Auckland.

HUNTER-BROWN— July 6, at St. Mark's Church, Hemuera, by the Rev. Isaac Richards, John Hunter-Brown, of Whakaki, Napier, to Elsie Marian Hunter, of Remuera, Auckland.

REIDY — MCKENZIE, — On June 17, at the Church of St. John the Baptist, Parnell, by the Rev. Father Lenihan, David Joseph Reidy, of the local police force, to May Lucy, third daughter of James McKenzie, of New Plymouth. •

LORIGAN.—On June 14, at St. Benedict's Church, Newton, by the Very Rev. Father Downey, 0.5.8., Francis Henry, eldest son of Jas. Sloane, Mangapai, to Ettie, daughter of the late D. Lorigan.

TUTHILL.—On June 25, at Holy Trinity Church, Tauranga, by the Rev. Charles Jordan, 8.A., Edmund, eldest son of the Rev. A. Soutar, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Marcus Tutliill, Esq, of Mount Armstrong, Kildare, Ireland.

VON BERNEWITZ—On June 1, at the bride's residence, Queen-street, Thames, by the Rev. S. J. IVeill, Max Von Dernewitz, of the Thames, to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late Henry Hume, of Selkirk, Scotland.

VON STURM SEAR ANCKE.—On Juns 2, at St. Peter's Church, - Hamilton, by the Rev. R. O'C. Biggs, William Norris Ogier, eldest son of F. J. Von Stunner, of Hamilton, to Clara Cbarsley (Daro), third daughter of W. N. Searancke, of Claudelands.

DEATHS.

ALEXANDER.—On July 9, at the residence of her brother-n-law (Mr.' Thomas Macky), Owen's Road, Mount Eden, Ann, relict of the late Joseph Alexander, of Belfast, Ireland, aged 75.

ANi'ERSON.—On June 15, at her son's residence, Queen-sti eet, Thames, Mary Ann, relict, of the late James Anderson, and mother of the late Mrs. J. W. Prreee, of Grafton Road, Auckland, aged 92 years. Deeply regretted.

ANSKLM.— On June 2d, at St. Joseph's Convent, Surrey Hills, Auckland, N.Z., Sister Anselm, aged 37 years, and the 21st of her religious profession. BERRY.On June 27, at Sydney, after a long and painful illness, Annie Inez, the dearly-beloved wife of Henry Berry, and second daughter of George E. White, Hyde Park, Pakuranga ; aged 27 years. BROWNE.—On June 27, at the Costley Home, after many years of terrible affliction, borne with great fortitude, Charles Gordon Browne, aged 54 years. *

BROWN.— June 9,' at her residence, Church, street, Onehunga, Elizabeth Brown Peebles) relict of the late James Brown, of Pollockshields, Glasgow, Scotland, aged 38. — Glasgow papers please copy.

CAMPBELL. — On June 29, at her residence, Shelly Reach Road, in her 84th year, Mary, relict of the late Alexander Campbell, of Helensburgh, Seotland.

CHAPMAN.— June 9, at his residence. Berrystreet, East Melbourne, Edward S. Chapman, the dearly-beloved husband of 'l'alitha Chapman, age 50 years and one week, after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian fortitude. "Augur," late of The Australasian.

COATES.—On June 17, at her residence, "Montego Villa," Parnell, Auckland, Sarah Anne, relict of the late James Crates, Esq., aged 73. COOPER —On June 22, at his son's residence. Esplanade Road, Mount Eden, Theophilus Cooper, sen., aged 79 years. DEAN. — On June 28, at Sussex-street, Surrey Hills, Hugh Dean, engineer, aged 66 years. DEWtS -On July 5, at Caldecote, Claybrook Road, Parnell, Albert Evelyn Dewes, solicitor, aged 32 years. DOVE.—At Kimbeiley Diamond Fields, South Africa, George A. Dove, second son of the late S. Dove, engineer, of this city.

DUFKUS.—On July 2, at the residence of Mr. R. C. Taylor, Mt. Albert, Anne Eliza, aged 58 years, second daughter of the late Rev. John Duff us, M.A. EDWARDS.—On July 12, at the residence of her son-in-law (George Harper), Mount Eden, Jane Edwards, in her 63th year. FIRTH. —On July 4. at Clifton, Mount Eden, Samuel B. Firth, engineer, aged 35, eldest son of J. C. firth.

FOX.— June 23, at her residence, Symondsstreet, Auckland, Sarah Halcomb Fox, the beloved wife of Sir William Fox, M.A., K.C.M.G., aged 78, suddenly of la grippe. GOLDING. —On June 27, at bis residence, Upper Queen-street, after a long and painful illness, David J. B. Golding ; aged 00 years. GOODMAN.— July 6, Ethel Dora, youngest and dearly-beloved daughter of Charles Goodman ; aged 5 years and 9 months. HANDLEY.—On June 24, at Church-street, Devonport, Captain Henry Edwards Hundley, late of H.M.'s 2nd Royal Dragoons (Scots Gieys), aged 56 years. HARRISON.—On June 16, at Auckland, John Harrison, step-son of John Mitchell, Kumeu, aged 15 years. lIA V. —On July 6, at his parents' residence, Victoria Aveaue, Eden Terrace, through an accident, while playing football, Albert Henry David Hay, second son of Henry and Jessie Hay ; aged 20 years and 7 months. His end was peace.—Thames papers please copy. HENDERSON.-On July 7, at Auckland, ot apoplexy, James Henderson, late of Kihikihi, Waikato; aged 68. By request of deceased no mourning to be worn. HERAPAT'H. —On June 29, at lii« residence, Picton Viow, Karangahape Road, Philip Herapath, F.R.1.8.A., aged 70 years. JOHNSON.—On June 14, at Puhipuhi, Essie Matilda, the youngest daughter of Frank and Sarah Johnson aged 1 year and 1 month. " fehe is not dead, but gone before." KERR.—On April 16, accidentally drowned between London and New York, John Kerr, late of Auckland, aged 24 years. KUNST.—On June 24, at his parents' residence, Cook-street, Ferdinand, youngest son of Ferdinand and Cecilia Kunst, aged 3i months.

MCELROY.-On June 20, at his residence, Kourawhero, Mahurangi, James Mclilroy, aged 8* years. MEIKLEJOHN.-On June 15, at his parents' residence. Fern Glen, Big Omaha, Evan Verner Roy, youngest son of .Septimus and Jane Meiklejohn ; aged 1 year and 9 months. MELLSOP.—On July 4, at Waiuku, Maria, relic of the late John Mellsop, in her 89th year.

MEL TON.—On June 15, at his residence, Lower Vincent-street, John William, the beloved husband of Alice Melton. Deeply regretted.

MOVERI.EY. —On June 19, at her parents' residence, Chelsea, Francis (Fanny), the beloved daughter of Richard and Susannah Moverley, aged 33 Taranaki papers please copy. SOLON.—On June 20, at his residence, Rurangi, Mangapai, John Solon, settler, late Sergeant 65tb Regiment, aised 70 years, deeply regretted. WOOD.— Juno ,8, at 2.30 p.m., at Sherwood, Elleislie, Mariann'j (Annie), second and dearly beloved daughter of libenezer and Emma Wood, aged 23 years. WAT KIN.—On June 16, at Devonport, Auckland, John Watkin, J.P., of Russell, Bay of Islands, aged 61. WHISKER.—On July 10, at his residence, New-market-street, Newmarket, Robert, the dearly beloved husband of Louisa Jane Whisker, and youngest son of Alexander Whisker, in his 34th year, after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian fortitude.— papers please copy.

WISIIART. — At his residence, Mount-street, George Wishart, carpenter, in his 7.7t1i year. WOODWARD.—On May 27, at the residence of her son, J. M. 1). Woodward, Moray-street, South Melbourne, after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian fortitude, Ann, relict of George Woodward, late of Kew, Victoria, and the beloved mother of F. R. G. Woodward, of Thames, New Zealand, in her 91st year. Tasmanian and Home papers please copy.

IN MEMORIAM. JUKES. —In loving memory of B. W. Jukes (Dick), who died at Foxton, New Zealand, on April 0, 1892. —Home papers, Birmingham and Dudley, please copy. MATHEWS.—In loving memory of our dear mother, Annie Mathews, who departed this life at Otahuhu, July 7,1891. We nursed her with the fondest care, We did our best to save, But with a daughter's love and tears, We could not make her stay. Oh 1 silent grave, to thee I trust This precious part of early dust. Guard her safely, sacred tomb, Till we, her daughters, ask for room. Inserted by her loving daughters. THOMSON.— loving memory of ray dear sister Annie, who departed this life June 23i d, 1891. We nursed her with the fondest care, We did our best to save. But, with a sister's love and tears We could not make her stay. Oh 1 silent grave, to thee I trust This precious part of early dust. Guard her safely, sacred tomb, Till I, her sister, ask for room. Inserted by her loving sisters, Margaret and Mary Ann.