BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
BIRTHS.
AITKENH EAD.-On April 18, the wife of Hector itkenhead of a son.
ARMSTRONG.-On March 8, at her residence. Babylon, the wife of Thomas Armstrong of a daughter.
BAKEWELL— Msy 4, at Wellington, the wife of Frederick H. F. Bskewell, A., of a son. CLIFFORD.— March 26, the wife of J. M. Clifford, Morrinsvilfe, of a son. COOPER. -On Asril 15, at her residence, Epsom, the wife of H. F. Cwper of a daughter. DENIZE.—On April 27, at Arthur-street, Onehunga, the wife ol Ph'Jip Denize, Awaroa, Waiuku, of & daughter. ELLIOTT.—On April 12, 1896, at Opotiki, the wife of H. E. Elliott, solicitor, of a son.
ELLISDON.— May 2, the wife of A, Ellis, on, tobacconist, Queen-street, of a son.
JOHNSON.-On April 19, at her residence, Cra-roft-street, Parnell, the wife of A. P. Johnson of a aughter. Both doing Sydney and Melbourne apers please copy. MAY--On April 16, at Ellesmere, Waiuku, the ife of Jolm May of a daughter.
McAUTHL'H.—On Sunday, May 10, at Rosenealh, Greenhill-streei, Onehunga, the wife of Neil Me Arthur of a son.
McCALL.— April 30, at Kuaotunu, the wife of Win. R, McCall of a son.
NELSON.— April 10, at Morrinsville, the wife of L W. Nelson of a son.
I NOBLE.-On April 24, at her residence, Manga;wai, the.wife of John Mark Noble of a son; both doing well. ' ROCHE.-On May 2, the wife of John Longfleld Roche, Ohineroa, Te A rolls, of a daughter.
SEGAR.—On May 5, at Auckland, the wife of lugh W. Segar of a daughter.
STB ED.-On April 10, at her residence, Rsmuera, the wife of Pastor D. Steed of a daughter, -
MARRIAGES.
BARKER-GOULD.—On April 27, '.890, at Holy Trinity Church, otahuhu, by the father of the bride, Walter Richard, third sod of Percival Barker, Esq.. of WhaSaupoko, borne, to Maude Haywood, daughter of Rev. Caoou Gould, Otahuhu. BERRY—-On April 8, at the reai. dcnce of the bride's parents, Paterangi, by the He?W. H, Wilson, James George, eldest ion of J. G. Beiry, WUathvliatlboe, to Emily, eldest daughter of C. A. Bowden, Paterangi. BRtJNTON—LOG U E.—On April 8, at Te Axai, by the Her. Father Mahoney, James, fourth son of Robert Bruntou, Orewa Fills, Wade, to Mary, third daughter of James Logue, of " The Woodlands," Te Aral •
BURTON—FAULDER.-On April 22, at St. Sepulchre's Church, Auckland, by the Ven. Archdeacon Dudley, Norman Edward Burton, fifth son of the lute Charles Burton, of Ponsonbv, to Sarah (Sis), eldest daughter of Thomas Faultier, Esq., of Newton.
CHURCHES-CARTER.-On April 15. at St. Mary's ?ro-Cathedral, Parnell, by the Eev. W. Curaon-Siggers, SI.A., J&mes, youngest son of Thos, Churches, Esq., Ellerslie, to Rachel Robinson, third daughter of John Carter, Esq., of Brighton Road, Parn»ll, COGStt'KLL—HAVERFIELD.-On April 28, at the Epiphany Church, by the Ret. W. E. Lush, Arthur Henry, fourth son of W. P. Cogswell, Raglan, to Rosa L M., eldest daughter of J. Haverfield, Auckland. ' DONE-WALKER.— April 8, at All Saints Church, Wickham Terrace, Krisbane, by the Rev. 6. A. M. Prin({lo, George Robert, eldest son of the late Robert Dune, of Auckland, to Belle, second daughter of the late W. P. Walker, of Townsville. GRATTEN- TANNER. -On April 13, at the residence of the bride's mother, Richmond Road, by the Rev. R. F. Macnicol, Alexandra John, second son of the latejßichard 0 ratten, to Eveline Johanna, eldest daughter of the late Benjamin Tanner, Both of Auckland.
GRAY-WHITELAW. - On Thursday, April 3, at St. Stephen's Church, Ponsonby, by the Rev. T. F. Robertson, James, son of Mr. J. Gray, Auckland, to Grace, daughter of the late Mr. George Whitelaw, Bank of New Zealand, Auckland. * GREGSON—PILLENGER.— April 6, at St. Sepulchre's Church, Auckland, by the Rev. Archdeacon Dudley, Frank Gregson to Amy Pillenger, third daughter of the late Benjamin Pillenger, master mariner. GREAVES—ARMSTRONG.— April 20, at St Matthew's Church, by the Rev. L. FitzGerald, Benjamin Edward Greaves, eldest son of Mr. Henry Greaves, Giskorne, to Mary Theresa Armstrong, only daughter of William Armstrong, of Auckland.— Gisbovne papers please copy. ELL—WAY.—On April 6, at New Piy. mouth, by Rev. W. S. Potter, George Wilfrid Hartnell, Kaponga, son of Geo. T. Hattnell, Port Albert, to Edith Selina, eldest daughter of K. Way, New Plymouth.
KENRICK—TOM.—On April 10, at the Holy Trinity Church, Devonport, Auckland, by the Rev. Edwards, William G. K. Kenrick, Solicitor, Paeroa, second son of the late Harry Kenrick, Warden of the Thames Goldflelds, to Beatrice Amy, youngest daughter of Charles Tom, Esq., of arne, Sydney, New South Wales,
MARTIN—DUTHII!.— April 2, by the Rev. J. R. Glasson, at Wellington, Donald Muuro, eldest son of the late Major James Ranald Martin, R.A., to Catherine, .second daughter of Alexander Duthie, c" Auckland. • '• •;.
MAXWELL— Wednesday, April 8, at the residence o( the bride's parents, Ahipara, by the Rev. 0. Pearson, John Maxwell, third son of the late James Maxwell, of Ararirau North, to Elizabeth Bessie, second daughter of.J&mea Work Beid,
McCRAE — HEN WOOD. On April 28, at St. Barnabas Church, Mount Eden, William, second surviving sou of 0. R. UcCrae,Mangers, to Annie Gertrude,' second daughter of Mrs. Thomas Henwood, Mangere.
OSBORNMCENTER,-On April 8, 1896, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Her. Fat uer Kehbo, George, second son of Frank Osborne, of Woodhill, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Charles James Mciintee, of Swansun.-Home papers please copy.
PERRY - HYDE, - On April 8, at All Souls' Church, Clevedon, Wairoa South, by the Rev. K. J. McFarlane, Arthur Mant, third son of T. Perry, 8.A., F.C.8., Walthamstowe, England, to Jessie Elizabeth, only daughter of T. Hyde, Cleredon, . PHILPOTT—STRINGER.-On April 30, at the residence of Mr. Henry Stringer (the bride's brother), by the Rev. George Burgess, A.S., of Auckland, P. J, Philpott, .of Manurewft.to Grace, daughter of Mr. Stringer, of Springbok, Otahuhn. Sandbatch and Congleton papers please copy. ... REYNOLDS—EVERErr.—On April 16, at the residence of W. S. Allen, Ksa., AnnandsJe, by the Rev. F. G. Evans, Henry William, eldest son of H. W. Reynolds, Te Aroha West, to Sophy, fifth daughter of J. Everett, Shrewsbury, England. ROBERTSON—CIiARKSON.—On April £, it the residence of Mrs. Bennett, Karanßanape Road, Auckland (sister of. the bride), by Rev. R. Scott West. David, second son of the late Mr. James . Hope Robertson, late of grange, East Lothian, Scotland, to Ellen, . third daughter of Mr. William Clirkaon, of Papakura.
SINCLAIR—ORMISTON.— April 8, at the Grafton Road Wesleyan Church, by the Rev. D. McNicoll, assisted by Revs. J. H. Simmondj, F. Warner, and W. Gittos, William Andrew (Rev,), second son of James Sinclair, Esq., Tai T&pu, Christchnrch, to Rose, youngest daughter of the late WiliHm Ormiston, J.P., M.P.C., Mangapai. Chriatchurch papers please cop?. -
SMITH—HOWARD.—On April 10, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. C. K. Davidson, , William, seventh, son of . James Smith, Esq., Calais Farm, to Maud Man, only daughter of Rowland James Howard, Esq., Maungaturoto..' SPEERr-CARTER.—On April 3, at st. Paul's Church, by the Rev, C. M. Nelson, Isi&b, . eldest son of Mr. Robert Speer, to Emily Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. George Carter. Both of Auckland,' - STEWART—On April 15 : at St. David's Church, SymondS'StrceJi by the Rev. R. Scott West,' James, eldest son of D. Stewart, Esq., Helensville, to Eliu (Li), third daughter of S. Beid, Esq., Aran a- • street. V> .
• WATKIN—COCKER,—On April 11, at Nuhuv lota, Tonga, in the Chapel Royal, by the Rev. J. B Watkin, Frederick James, the eldest son ofßev. J. B. , Watkin, to Jane Seyinour (Teinir, the second daughter of B. Cocker. Bath of . Tonga. Sydney and iaunceston papers, please copy. , WRIGHT- WAIN WEIOHT.-On April' 1, at St* Mark's Church. te Aroln, by Rev, P. 0. Evans Hugh Chirles Wright,"theyoungest son of Dr. F. w| Wright, of Auckland, to Emma Walnwrlght, young' est daughter of the late Abraham M. Wainwright, of Te Aroba. YEOMAN—WARREN.— April 2, 1896, at the residence of the bride's uncle (Mr, Pitcher), Rocky Nook, by the Re?. K. Scott-Went. Arthur Ha»toct, second son of, R. 11. Yeoman. Auckland, to Mary Elizabeth (.Minnie), second daughter of P. Warren Great Barrier Island.
DEATHS.
ARMSTRONG—On May 10, at his residence. Great North Road, Thomas, the dearly-bel'.ved husband of Sarah Armstrong, in his 75th year. BREK.-On April 20, at the resilience of his mother. Roslyn Koad, Napier, Brian De Brie Bree, aged 19; youngest son of the late Rev. K. N. Bree, of Ponsonby, Auckland. CASToN.-On May 7, at his parents' residence, Newmarket, William, the only and beloved son ol ' John Randall and Elizabeth Caston, in his 24th - V year. Deeply regretted. CRAWFORD. —At his residence, Glen Fern, V Mauku, John Crawford, a:ed 91 yean. 4 :' DIXON.—On May 11, at Waihi, William, th(| ! : beloved husband of Mary Ann Dixon, of Otabuhu. ■'\ aged 49 years. - A DUNN.— March 12, accidentally killed while !;""! working in the Duke of Westminster mine, Kan- i owna, Coolgarilie. John, the eldest and most dearly beloved son of John and Mary Dunn, of Arnrimu ' • ' South, in his 29th year. Deeply regretted.— p. V —Sydney papers please copy. ... rv • • KADIS.—On April 15, at Stamford House, Upper Syraonds-street, John Brighton, the beloved bus. band of Annie F. Eades, and son of Mr. George Hades, of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England, axed 30 years. Deeply regretted. ; FERNANDEZ.—On May 0.1896, at her parent's residence, Nugent-street, Eugenia Josefa Eileen, the dearly beloved infant daughter of Andrew and ' Johanna Fernandez ; aged 1 year and 3 months. R.I. FINCH. — On April 24, at Awhitu, Frederick/ Finch, late Sergeant of IL First Royal Artillery;, aged 54 years; and was interred at Awhitu on C April 27.—Home papers please copy. f. GERRIGHTY.-On Slay 1, at the parents' resi- %■. dence, Pollen-street, Thames, Charles C.din, dearly ; S beloved and only son of Charles and Lily Gerrighty, ' aged 7} years. GILES.-on April 20, ISM, at his residence. •« Anglesea-street, Ponsonhy, Robert Daniel Giles, ... butcher, beloved husband of Catherine Giles, aged 60 years.-Sydney papers please copy. GRANT.— April 21. at her parents' residence, Onehunga, Isabella, the dearly-beloved daughter of John and Alice Grant, aged 4 months. GREEN.—On May 7, at Dartaville, Henry Loui?, youngest son of John !\ and Caroline Green, aged' V ; 7 months. "Safe in the aims of Jesus." HARRlS.—Peacefully passed away on May 12, at .. his late residence, corner Great North Road and. Beacousfleiil-street, Arcbhill, alter a short illness, •£. Alexander Thomas, the dearly beloved husband of ; . Elizabeth Jane Harris, ill his 79th year. ,/ i, KERR.—On Monday, April 27, at her mother's residence, Cook-street W., Elizabeth Flora (Bessie), ' ; aged 17. fourth eldest daughter of Win. and Janet •; Kerr, late of Wairoa. KINGSFORD.—On April 30, at her late residence, Ponsonby Road, Sarah, dearly-beloved wife of Charles Kingsford, aged 49. V;LEE. —On April 2i, at her father's residence- > ' Remuera, Elvie, the beloved and youngest daughter ' of William and Mary Lee, aged 18. Safe at Home.; : LKNNON.—On April 18, at Totara-street, Eliza- -'.i betb, the beloved wife of Michael Lennon, aged 34 ,-R.I.P. MACKIE.-On April 13,185)0, at Karangabakej William, second son of Mr. Hugh Mackie, <■. Thames, after a short illness, aged 35 years-Napier ana i Sydney papers please copy. MACKIE,—On April 13, at his late residence,. Karangahake, William, the beloved husband of M. . E. Mackie and second son of Hugh Mackie, Thames, aged 35 years. s * MAXWELL— May 11, athar residence, Rocky Nook, Nancy Ann, relict of the late John Maxwell, aged 79 years. ...: MCPHERSON.— May 1, 1896, at her daughter's(Mrs. W. Lucas) residence, Thames, Isabella Chalmers, relict of the late A. McPherson and' sister of the late R. Tudehope, aged 84 years. MEIKI.E,—On April 21, at her son's residence, ■ Pollok, Mrs. Thomas Meikle, sen., in her 89th year, —Alloa papers please copy. MIDDLEMISS.—On April 10, at Haabai, Friendly Islands, Margaret, the beloved wife of A. Middlemiss, aged 37 years. OGLE—On April 29, James Ogle, grandson of the late Henry Ogle, schoolmaster, of Alnwick ; '■■■ : aged 78 years.-Home and Syjp.ey papers please . copy. O'RYAN.—On April 19, at his residence, Water. ■' view, Avondale, John O'Ryan, aged 84 years.-'"'"'. R.I.P. .■ ■ PARR.—On April 24, at Hamilton West, John, the dearly beloved husband of Frances Ann Parr '?•£ i aged 63 years. ; PEMBEKTON.—On April 18, 1896, at Onehunga, i Frank Augustine Pemberton, M.A., late of Prince C Albert College, Auckland, aged 28 years. ' EEID.—On May 1, 1896, Philip Ivon, infant son '£■ of Charles and Annie IJeid, aged 11 months. i STOKES.—On April 1896, at her mother 1 M residence, Frontier Road, Alexandra, Waikato, of % inflammation of the lungs, Susan Agatha, third daughter of Susan and the late Jesse Stokes. HI. P. . STRINGER.—On May 11, IH)<J at Otahuhu. Jessie G: Ace (Gracie), eldest beloved daughter of , Henry Vincent and Alice Ann Stringer, aged 19 years.
TUCKER.—On April IT, Alice Bertina, beloved daughter of John Tucker, Beresford-street, at the Auckland Hospital, of typhoid fever, aged 15 years. TRICE.— April 21, at the residence of her mother, Liverpool-street, Kllie, the beloved wife of Frederick Trice, and only daughter of Mrs. Meddins, WATKINS. —On April 19, 1896, at his residence, Grafton Road, Edward Reginald, second son of the late Lieut.-Col. John Watkins, Bombay Amy, and beloved husband of Edith Watkins, in his 43rd year. ■ Deeply regretted. WILLS.-On May 3,atOtahuhn, William Robert, the beloved husband of Martha Wills; in his 60tb ■ ; year.—Home papers please copy. . i ; :
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10132, 15 May 1896, Page 4 (Supplement)
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