MARRIAGES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12469, 13 January 1904, Page 3 (Supplement)

MARRIAGES.

! . BENNETT— PEVKKAL. — (In December 2, | ' at the re-idem of i!: l; bride's parents, Waitou, | by the Rev. I'ln'mas Walls, li■■ >11-.. fourth son. ; of Geo Remiett, Waiuku, to Ague-, eldest daughter of William I'cverca!. V.'aiioa. ; 111 >Wi • KX—<> 11 '..SON .—On December 2, 1903. ] at St. John's Church, To Awamutit, by the Rev. J. T. Mi'Willhiin, Charles, eldest son of Charles A. liowi'en, J'aniu Farm, To Avva- ! nmtu, lo Ann:", youngest daughter ol' John 1 ! Nettleham Gibson, «• To Avranmtu. CUM.MINGS — 1' A lIK 111;. --1 in December 16, at. Dannevirko. by the Rev. K. li >b<n-L-l>a\\o, Herbert leonard, eldest .-on of Herbert Augustus C!ii wings, to Helen, fourth daughter id' the late Henry Parker, of Kasvakaw.i, J?ny of Islands. CAM I'EETL-SM ALE.-On December 30, nt the trout hatchery, near Tim a, by the Rev. K. M. Cowie, Duncan McLean, of Gisbol in-, second. sou of Duncan Campbell, E=q., of Walton, to "Winnie May, eldest. dauglitei of • F. 1). Simile. C()CKKOF'I— MEDLE i\-Or. December 7, by the Rev. Win. (dittos, Reginald, only son of the Lite •Too. Cockroft, Auckland, t>-. Laua Isabel, elder daughter of K. ... Meillav, Auckland. FISHER-VAN ASCII.—On. December 17, at Ml Saints' Church, Sumner, !<• tlie liev. 11. ,J. '1 ht;r|-e, Keith v . air n, son oi It. Kill Fisher 'hi ist"iioret.. to Annie, youngest, daughter of '1 Van A.-.i \ .-umoe''. Fl L'i'i iX -ROSE'.! AX . On November IRtii, at Pitt-street Church, by dm Rev. Garland. Dynes (lute, of i'uird Cent ingei !:. 3:.ii sun oi .1. I'niton, of i'liuekohe. to Elizabeth Frances, only daughter of .James Roscman, of Auckland. GOULD—iICCOWAN —On December 3, at All Saint- Church, Araiapu, by the Rev. ] Canon Gould, Perry (ilcnd'ni. filth son of I Canon (build, to E'i'/a'oeth Ma re aret, oldest th. lighter of Frank .M "Cowan, of A rata nil. I GALE—I! .V V FSOn December 25, 19-33. at St. Mary's Cathedral, Panic;', by the Kev. : Canon Ms»c\Hirray. James, youngest son of the hit' diaries dale, of Wilts, England, to Mai v, youngest daughter of the Into Robert. Payne's », Waiuku, Auckland. lIAM LEX —H EX iiAW.—O November 25. at St. Peter's, Onehung.i, by the Rev. Car on Gouid, as-isted by Hit; Dev. Canon Unsolder, SJwyn ]<. I. L., ,vimnge*t son of '-he lain John Mhhileton Hamlin, and grandson of the Rev. James Haiiihu, to Eleanor Elizabeth Mary, daughter of the late Thomas Joseph llenshav, late ensign Hoy a I North Down liilies, and granddaughter of Joseph iienshaw, Q.M. Royal North Down (late 051 ID. —JONES.—On December 23, at St. Mary's, Paeroa. by the Very Rev. Dean Haekett, Job Robinson iiesp (late of Second and Ninth Contingents, N.X.M.H.), of Templeton, | Christehureh, to Elizabeth Ester Jones, only 1 daughter of Ann Jones, Paeroa. Christehureh | papers please copy. HOESLEVWOODWARD.— On December 9, nt Mangere, by the lie v. M. Kirkbrido, Arthur John, second son of J. llorsley, Esq., to Alice, eldest daughter of the late W. Woodward, M A. MILLS—MCOARE -On November 24, 1933, at St. Mary's Catholic Church. Opunake, by the Rev. Father Maillaidc, Edmund Mills, youngest son of Harry Mills, Esq., of Eltham, to Florence Beatrice, youngest daughter of Charles Martin M< Cube. Waikato, and granddaughter of Dr. McC.die, M.1)., Cheltenham, Emrland, also Colonel Martin, id Maismore, England. MCLEAN— DOUGLAS.—On December 23, in the Presbyterian Church. Karangahake, by the Rev. J. McArthur, William D. Lindsay, eldest son of Charles McLean, to Jessie May, third daughter of Andrew Douglas, of Karangaliake, late of Ngaruawahia. MCLEAN—DOUGLAS On December 23, in the PiTshyterian Church, Karangahake, by the Rev. John MeArtluir, William David Linsay McLean, to Jessie May Douglas, h_tii. of Karangahake. A*OSES —MEIXRATH.—Oil November 4. 1903, at the Great Synagogue, Sydney, by the Rev. J. H. Landau, Claude H. Moses, eldest son of the late lewis Moses, of Mount Eden, to Julie, only daughter of Arnold Meinrnth, of Sydney, N.S.W. MeXAiR—WT!TGTiEY.--On December 21. 19D3, at All Saints' Church, IV-nsonby, by the Venerable Archdeacon O.iider, James Swift, third son of Archibald McXair, of Pukea ill, to Agnes Anna., second daughter of the late Firth Wrigley, of Tauraiiga. XLESOX— MoliliiyuX.—On Dec ember 15. at the residence of the bride's patents, by the Rev. T. F. Robertson, of Ponsonby. Oustaf V. Nilson, to Kathrine floss Morrison, eldest daughter of Edward Morrison, Red Bluff, Waikortli. OS MOX D—MAS LI X.— On November 19. 1903, at the Primitive Methodist Church, Eltham, by the Lev. C. P. Hunt, Ernest Alfred, fourth son of the late J. (I. Osmond, Esq., lato of Newton. St. C;, re-, Devon, to Lottie, second daughter of C. J. Muslin. Esq., of Eltham, Taranaki. O'Xl-.IIj—CLARK.—On December 20, at the residence of the bride's mother, Mi's. George more, Karangahake, by the Rev. John McArthur, William Arthur O'Xeil, to Stoveiiu May Clark, .all of I.arangahako. j PLUMMEH— McXAI.LV.—On December 19, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. Gray DiGm, G. Wilfrid, second son of the lade Charles l'lummer, of Luton, England, to Sr.rail, second daughter of Robert MeNailr, of Piikekohe. II VAXTLA,SELL.—On August 3rd. 190". at Mount Albert Church, by the, Rev. W. if Wilson, Michael Ryan, widower, to Marion Ila.-ell, willow, of Avoiidaie SI,VFIELD—NOTOX.—(;II December 19. 1503, at St. Paul's Church, Auckland, by Canon Nelson. Harold Lincoln Sly lie Id to Annie Elizabeth Noton, both of Auckland. t'l FED—SillXE.—Oil December 23, at the Registrar's OlJic-e, l\aif:iia, dame-, -i-i- mo son of Matthew Steed, Esq., to Eva May, eldest daughter of Patrick tibiae, storekeeper, Waiharara. TAYLOR—DYNES.—On December 15, at St. Mary's, Darnell, by the Lev. Canon aFicMurra.y, Walter Herbert, third son of John Taylor, to Sarah, the youngest daughter of the lute Christopher Dynes, ol Cambridge. VICKKRY—GAETH. -- On September 50, at . die Grafton Road Wesleyan Church, by the i Rev. ,1. .1. Lewi-, John .lame-, eldest .-on of George Yickery, to Maud Gaeth, seventh daughter of the late Edmund Gill, of Tuakau. ' WHEA'i'LEY—MILLER— On Novemlier 23, 1903. at the resilience of the rides brother, Cameron-street. Melrose, by the • Rev. J. G. Chapman, Percy Owen, second soil of the late Herbert ladstone W heatley. to Alice Maud, seveni daughter of John and Frances Miller, of Devon;: —l-'eilding and Christchurcli papers please copy.