BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13202, 13 June 1906, Page 2 (Supplement)

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.

BIRTHS. HROWXlin,l..~On May 18. 1906. to Mr. and Mis. A. Brovvnhil), a daughter. BURNNAND.—On May 10. 1906. at Sussex House. Vincent-street, fie wife of Walter Burn- -- mind of it i-oii. l'ulit doing well BKRKSFOUD.— May ' 13, a!. FalUbcook, Devonpotl, the wife of St. G. 11. Beiesford of a son. . JJEAT/E.—On May 16, at Piriaku, to Mr. and Alts E. G. Uealc, a. daughter. BROWNE.—On May 14. at: their residence, Takapuna, to Mr. and Mrs Jasper Browne, a daughter! CARSON,—On May 7, at Mrs. Gee's residence, iihaddociv-fitreet, to Mr. and Mrs. All. Carson, a daughter Botii doing well. CHRISTBT.— On May 8. at Fapakura, to Mr. A. and Mrs. T W. Christev a son. CALLAGUAN.— June 1, the wife of James F. X. Cullaghaii, Of Tinikun, of a ton. CKOWTHEK.—On May 13, 1806. at Cambridge, the wife of Ilarold Crowlher. a daughter. GODDARD.—On May 16, to Mr. and Mrs, t!eor}:e fioddard, Searborough Terrace, i'amell, a daughter. Both doini well. GOLLAX.—On May 22. at. Fallsbrook, Devonport, the wife of W. Go'ilan of a daughter. GALLIE.—On June 4, 1906, at, llantru Nutsinc Home, Collingwood-street, roiiionby, the wile of Clias. Gallic, of Maiakoiic, of a son. HARRIS On May 1, 1906. (it Kanto. the wife of C. K. W. Harris of a daughter. Ell BERT-JONES.—OiI May 21. at their residence, Oparia, Shelly Beach Road, l'oiisonbc, the wife of A. Herbert of twin son*. HEWITT.—The wife of Edward Hewitt of a sou (stillborn). .HILL.—On May 27, at Mrs. Gisbv's Nursing Home, Glenniorc, to Mr. anil Mrs. O. Jul), of West Tainaki, a son. KIRK.WOOD.—On May 12. 1906, at Nsarnawahia, to Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Kirkwood, a. daughter. Both well. MEYER On Mav 10, at the Wiilii Hotel, Wailii, to Mr. and Mr.«. 11. E. Meyer a daughter. McCAI.LUM.--Om June 8, at Glint Oarrell, Mount Albert, the wife of W. Irvine MeCalluin, a son. Of,SEN On May 10. 1906, at. Victoria-street West, the wife of" C. Olson of a. son. I'EUMMER.—On May 1. at Beaumont-street, Grafton Road, the wife of C. B. IMuruiner of a daughter. I'OORE.On June, 1, at their residence, Grafton Road, the wife, of E. Edward I'oore'of a son. I'ATTULLO.—On Tuesday, May 29, 1906, at her residence, Asliniore, River Punk Terrace, Wailii, iho wife of T. M. J'attullo of a daughter. ROBERTON.— May 6. at Muritai, Retnuera, the wife of A. B. Roberton of a daughter. HAE.—On May 9, 1906, at. Sussex House, Vin-cent-street," the wife o! Robert Rat', liemueia, of a daughter. Both doing well. SHORT.—On May 7, 19C6. at Sussex House, Vincent-afreet, the wile of Henry Alfred Short, Awliitu. of.a daughter. Both doing well. • STEELE.OiI May 19, at their residence, Collitrtercia' Road, Aiciiliill, to filv. and Mrs. David Steele, a son. SANDERS.—On May 22, 1906. at Brighton, I'arnell, to Mr. and Mrs. If. Sanders, twins (sou and daughter). WOOLLET.—On May 18, 1900, at Mrs, Bcngttrd * nursing home, Oevoujiort, to Mr. and Mrs, A. Wool ley-, a eon. : WALKER On May 17, at her residence, Roto- ' ma, Mrs. Thornton Walker of a son. Both doing well. MARRIAGES. BRAY—SHARP On March 14, at the residence of the bride's patents, by the Rev. A- McU-an, Leonard, roundest son of W. Bray, Esq., OnehuiiKa, to Jane Keid Laing. only daughter of Mr. II E. Sharp, nurseryman, Oratia, Auckland, New Zealand, and granddaughter of the late .John Sharj!, formerly of Dill oi C'ampaail, Roseneath, Dumbartonshire, Scotland. SLADB—On April 10, 1906, at the residence of the bride's parents, by lite Rev. S. 11. 1). Ferryman, Alfred Lloyd, third son of the late Mr. Thomas Ball, of .Mount Hoaiiill Road, Auckland, to Bertha Ada, eldest daughter of Mr. 11. J. Slade, River View, Darfiaville. BONELLA—JONES.—OiI April 12, at Hie. residence of Mrs. 11. Townsend, Stanley-street, V'atuell, by the Rev. Joseph Clark, Alfred John, fifth son of John and the late Martha Attn Bonella, to Slaty Jane Ruth (Dollie), eldest daughter of the late Charles, and Janet Jones. PATERSON.—OiI : April 30, by the Rev. Gray .Dixon. John, eldest soil of the. late James Benton, of Edciidale, to Agnes Wilson, second daughter of the late : Robert Paterson, .ol Mount Itoskill Road. 5 CAMPBELL.—On Mare* 28, : 1996, at Perth, West Australia, Alfred Hector, younger son of J. E. Calvert, Feilding, to Margaret Constance, only daughter of W. D. Campbell, sur- • veyor, all formerly-'of Auckland. CLAYTON— BASSETT.—On April 22, at fit. Peter's Church, Onchunga, by the. Rev. Canon Ila&p.lden, Francis Duke, youngest t>on of Captain M. T. Clayton, to Esther Emily, second daughter of the late W. T. Ba-'ssett, formerly of Countesthorpe, Leicester, England. CIIEYNE—GRANT— April 18. at the. residence of the bride's mother, Taniwlia. John, eldest son of Mr. John Cheync, of Matalmra, to May Ethol, eldest daughter of the late Mr. George Grunt, of Whangarata. C'ORNTH WAITE—McINDOE. Wednesday,April 25. at tlie tesideiit:e of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Mr. Bishop, Thomas, fourth son of Mr. W. K. Gc.rnthwaite, of Bombay, to AnnaEthel, third daughter of .Mr. James Mclndoe, of Lake Vtte, ltangiriri. COLLINS—BALLANCE.—On April 23, 1906. at St. Andrew's Church. Mangonui, by the Rev. J. T. McWilliam, William Henry, eldest son of W. S. Collins, Ponsonby, to Marguerite llugh-de-Bonrg (Daisy), eldest daughter ot A. C. Balianre, Mausonui. DONALD-GIBBONS—On Match 15. at Bunedin, Robert Donald, M.A., D.Ph., of Wait ate, to Anna, eldest daughter of Robert I'. Gibbons, of Auckland. DOULL—HUNTER— On April 18. at Collinswood, Nelson, Richard May, third son of Mr*. A. Don!!, I'onsonby. to Agnes, Rosa bell, third daughter of Mr. I'. Hunter, postmaster, Collinswood. DE MONTALK—SO PER.—On May 25. at Holy Trinity Church. Ngaruawahia, Henry Potocki dc Montaik, fourth son of the late Professor de Montalk, of Auckland, to Margaret Louisa (Pearl), eldest, daughter of W. F. D. Soper, of Ngsruawahia. ■ ELLIOTT—PERU AM.—On May 28, at Auckland, by the Rev. R. Mitchell, of Kawhis, Alfred Walter, eldest son of the late William Elliott, of Woodville, to Ella Lesley Carroll, daughter of the late Luke Perhant, of Akaroa, GRAHAM—MCIVOR—On March 1. 1906, at Si. "IjiMhew's Church. Auckland, by Ibe Rev. W. E. Cfttutn, Charles Edward Graham, second son ol William John Graham, West dive, Napier. Hawke's Bay, to Kate (Ethel), only daughter ol Michael Mclvor, County Tyrone, Ireland, late ol Tauranga, Bay ot Plenty Napier and Gisborne l>ai>ers please copy f GRAY—ROWSELL—On April 17, at St. Matthew's Church, Heleiisville, by the Rev. McWillis ins, Edward Duncan, only son of the late Harry Gordon Gray, of Whakapirau, to Elsie Jane, eldest daughter of Fred Rowsell, of Heleiisville. »mi granddaughter of Mrs. Jarnes Geldurd, formerly of Dm r>'. HALL—PEGLER— On Wednesday. March 14. 1906. at St. James' Church, Mangers Bridge, lij the Rev. M. Kirkbride. William Dilworth Richard, second son of William Hall. Ellerslie, to Annie Elizabeth (Bessie), third daughter of Christopher l'egler, Mangere. HUNT—On April IS. at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. R. Hermon, Robert, second son of Frederick - Hunt, Grafton Road, Auckland, late of Hamilton, to Elenore G., only daughter of Mr. T. Allen, of Mill Farm, Alton, Taranaki. HALL—SCOTT On April IS. at the residence of the bride's brother, by the Rev.. Gow. of Cambridge, Arthur William, son ol Robert Hall, of Retnuera, to Margaret, daughter of the late Allan Scott, Paterangi. HOUSLEY—HOOK.-On April 30, 1906, at- the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, by the Rev. G. A. Carver, Burnett C.. second son of B. Housley. Ksq.. of Huntly, to Edith F., only daughter ol J. Hook, Esq., of llelensville. McFARLAND—MURRAY— May 18, 1906. at the residence, of the bride's parents, by the Rev. G. M. McDonald, M.A., B.Se., James MeFsrland. Woodlands, Helensville, to Jessie Winifred, elder daughter of J. P. Murray, Ladvwell, Opotiki. MANN—MOORE.On April €0, at the residence of the bride's mother, Jlaekaytowii, by; the Rev. J. 11. Lew-is. George Herbert, third "son of the late Thomas Matin, of Burton-Dassett, Lemingfon, X Warwickshire, England, to Winifred, second :: daughter of A. S. Moore, of Mackaytown, Ohtne.rnuri. ■■■,'/ iMAINS-BOOT—On April 19, at theßaiiyu ■ .Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. .Tame,? Chis- ■ holm, assisted by the Rev. William Hay, William • James, second son ?of tho v l»t oil Dune V Mains.' I; Auckland, to Rachel Olive, tilth daughter of the late Alfred Boot, Duuediu.

, : - . . MCELROY—HAMPTON.—On Anvil 30. 1906, at St. Pauls Chinch, Syinonds-stieet. Herbeil, ijr'f ■■■; ridPft »on of Thomas McKlrov, to Frances, "third 1 daughter 1,1 Walter Hamilton. ' '{ ' OSWALDBROWN On April 30. at Alt Saints' ',' Chinch, ruiisoiiliT, by' the Vmi. Archdeacon l V Calder,- Albert' Ernest, eldest son of H. G. Os- ' villi." to Jessie. second clang-liter of the late' V. i Robert Brown. {' ' ROSISjWAKNK-—WHITE.— On May 9."at the residence ot the bride's parents, oi.ilittliu, by the Rev. A. Poull, Ernest Henry, second soli of Mi. ' ' R. :. Rosewarne, Wootston, f Chrwtelun.'ch, to Hannah nine'), youngest daughter of. Mr. S. White," ChilftehiHcli papers ploa-ie copy. RYAN—MeKINLEY—On May 28, nc the ...real-, 5,1 deuce of tin- bride's parents, ; Bdw. Ryan, storekeeper, of lUiirimu to Maggie,eldest daughter pr Archie and Margaret McKinley, of the Kauriniu Temperance Accommodation House. ROBINSON—MALCOLM.On "May 28. at St. • ' Matthew's,'-'Auckland,-by the Rev, VT E. Oillain, Hurry Chariot Robinson, of London, to Bertha . Malcolm, of London. SOI'I'ET—THOMPSON.—On April 25. 1905, •at -* tin- levidence of . the bride's father, Auckland, by, the Rev. Joseph' Clark, William Henry, youngest ' ' Bon of John Soppet, to Ada Florence, youngest tlaiighl-. ii G. A. Thompson, both of Auckland. !' TAYLOR—BAKER— May 24, by , the Rev. ,i. 11, llawkes, Robert Taylor, of Mareretu, to Alice Emily, eldest daughter of Mr. William I!. Baker.- Herekino, and grand-daughter of Mrs. P. v> . Mason. WnikicUiu. . • WALLER—TIIORNE " GEORGE. March 8, at. St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral, by the Rev. Canoli Mat-Murray'. Fred., eldest sou *of Mrs.- O. S. Waller, Epsom, to Ida, second datighteif of the * Hon. Seymour Ti.orno George, M.L.C. , WEST— lIOCKETT.'— On April . 24. at St. Jelm's Church, Tc Awamntu, by. the Rev. P. Chirks,' F.dgur Randall, eldest soil of. Mr. ,1. 0. West, of Bpiftai. to Florence Eva, pccond - 'daughter of Captain Bockett, of To Awainutti. w> WI 1. 5 0 —V." A TEUTON".—On April 20. ■at St. Patrick's Church, Oreymouth, by the Rev., Father Tavlor, Edward .Vincent, only son' of Inspector Wilson, Ureymouth. to Frances Mary, y'i youngest daughter of It. 15. Walerton, Auckland. SILVER WEDDINGS. ?V:t ' AY 1)ON — FOLEY.—On .June 11. ISSI, by the Rev. Father O'Reilly, at -St.Francis' Church, •• Thames, Edward Hiiydon, of Gvahsnistov.u. to Maria, second daughter of the, late Michael Foley, farmer, and niece of the Rev. Father Moriarty. who was buried in the Mil town Chapel, County Ken.v. 1 vela mlHome papers Sense copy. i;:': : " RHODES.—On Juno 5. 1881. at Holy c-Tritntv Church, Xgaruawaliin, by the Rev. 11. S. Hi»vies, liar the eldest son of the late Henry Webber. of Hamilton, to Mary Arm, the eldest • daughter of Joseph and Ann Isabella Rhodes, of Pargaville. DEATHS. ALDERTOS'—On May IS, at Kaikohe, Charles ' Alderton. lute of llemueia, in his 63th year. AUKLE.—OiI Mav 22, at Epsom, John Arkle, formerly of Monkbridge Hall, Northumberland, "in his 83lh year. BOWMAN On Wednesday. May 9, at his mother's residence, Vlerekiuo. Albert Bertram (Dickey) Cowman, dearly-beloved son of the late John Bowman, of Ahipara Farewell, dear Dickey, your life is past". ' Our love tor von till the end will last. >* - The trials me hard, we Will not complain, . . . i But trust in God to meet again. " —Inserted by his sorrowing mother, brothers, , *nd" sisters. UIIIOiIAM May 19. at her late residence,. Marino, York-street, I'arnell, Elizabeth Dines, the beloved wife of J. M. Crigham. ■ UN DELL.—On May 20. at Kohukohu, llokimiga, Richard Dlundeli, C.E., formerly of Stoke-upon-Trcnt, Staffs., England, iii his 80th year. Staffordshire papers please copy. BAILEY On May ,25. at Abbott's Road, Mount Eden, Christopher Bailey, in ins 78th year. BOLTON.—On May 27, at Devonport, Auckland. William Henry Bolton, sou of the late Edward ' Bolton, of Warrington England, and brother of Charles F. Bolton, of Koutu, lloUwnsa, - Xew Zealand ; aged 52 years. BAIN BRIDGE.—On June 1. 1906. Florence Edith, dearly-beloved wife of William Bambndge. BUTLER BRYAN June 3. 1906, at Angle-sea-street, Auckland, after a long and painful illness. • Oscar Butler Bryan, formerly of Whau»arei. beloved husband of Annie Butler Bryan, and son of the late Rev. Richard Butler Bryan, late of Kilkenny West, Ireland; aged to. CORLETT.—On May 15, at. his residence. Lin-coln-street, Ponsonby, Auckland, Claude French Corlett, beloved husband of Agues Corlett. COLQUHOUN.—On. May 23. at Clevedon. John, beloved husband of Alice Colquhoun, aged 38 years. ■ ... COLES.—OiI June 10, at AVoodcide private hospital, after a long and painful illness. John Cole#, the beloved husband of Jennie Coles. CLEAVE—At his residence, Kerikeri, Bay of Islands, Samuel, the beloved husband of Sarah Arney Cleave, late of St. Rev, Cornwall, m his 76th year.Cornish papers please copy. COWAN.— June 8, suddenly, Agnes, the beloved wife of James L. B. Cowan, of Hunua. and daughter of th,- late Peter Mackie, of Hepburnstreet, Auckland; aged 53 years. BILL —On May 19, at this residence, Kaipara Flats, Marcus Gordon Dill; aged 46 years. DA VIES.—On May 25. 1906. at her late residence, Howe-street, Maude Marion, the Beloved wife of Dr. A. J. Davie*; aged 39 years. DEACON.On May 31, at the Mental Hospital. Be#cae. tin. deoily-belcved wife of A. Deacon, of Devonport, in her 49th year. KZZY—On Mac 30, 1906. at the Auckland Hospital. trom injuries received at New L tin, Albeit. lie dearly-beloved husband of Ada Lzzy, aged 39 years. • •' ' • .. .. •, FERGUS.—On June 7. at the Auckland Hospital, from effects of "a fall. Samuel, the de»Tly-belo*ed husband of Margaret tergus; aged o7 jeau. GREVES.—On June 9. 1906, at his son s residence, Stanley-street, William Oreven, aged 7U years, late of the Thames, and formerly ot the 65th Regiment. , HAM LEY.—On May 19. 1906. James Uamley, of Whakapirau, Kaipara: aged 69 years. . HEWITT—At her late residence. Sulphur Bench. Northcole. llarriette Amy. the di.,irl>beloved wife of Edward Hewitt: aged oJ >c<»is. Birmingham papers please copy. lIOLDEX On May 29. at the Auckland Hospital, Margart; Alma, infant daughter of Allied *ud Ethel Holden, of Arcbhill, Auckland; aged 10 weeks. , ' . lIFATH Oil June 2, 1906, at the Auckland District Hospital, Thomas Cusock, youngest and • dearly-beloved son of John and the late Mary Ann Heath; age 22 years—H.T.P. ' • • ISAACS,—On May 19. at her residence, Eden : Crescent," : Dinah, widow of the late Edward Isaacs, in her 20th year. ' ' JEFFCOAT On 'May 29, at his residence, Cabbage Bay, Elon Jeffcoat. aged <2 years. «IN'USFORD. On May 31, 1906, at Waratah, Sussex-street, Giev Lvn'n. Charles, beloved luis-. baud of the late Sarah Kingsford; aged ho years. LEWIS —On May 15, Elizabeth (Lillie) Lewis, (he dearly-beloved"daughter of" Ilemy and Fanny Lewis. Kangi Moana, Upper Queeii-atieet, Auck- '•' land. By wish of deceased no mouring wi.l - • be worn. * ' _ , LUXE. Monday, May 28, suddenly, Samuel, the dearlv-beloved husband of Lucy Elizabeth ' Luke, of "Otaluihu, and Rovstou, Ilertfordslme, England, in his 74th year. . MM'UKSON. —On Wednesday, May cu, at Otumoo'tai Tauranga, Robert, the dearly-beloved husband of Sarah Matheson and father of Mrs. : p. B. Darby and Mrs. C. P. Stichbury, Ponsonby. —R.I.P. ■ ; , . ' . - , . NICHOLAS.—On Monday, June 4, 1906, at her late residence. Mountain Road, Inglewood, raranaki. Harriet Freeman, the beloved w'sof IVnlm. Howard Nicholla, secretary of the Mon Farmers' Union, Ltd.. Inglewood ; aged 5o >eaiß. Dec pi v lamented by her relatives and friends. PEAISCE.—On May 18, 1906, at his late residence, Imperial Hotel, Fort-street, Thomas Henry Peavcc; 3Cj(C(I 71 years* PVTERSOX.—On Mav 25. at the residence 01 her sister, Mrs. McGechie, Papato.toi, Agnes ' , Paterson ; aged 76 years .... I'URCIfAS.—OiI ' "fav 28, 1906, aI. na *. t,n^' Kuiiewhat ' suddeulVr the.. Rev. _u;ii^u^n>on i'urciias, in his 85th year. — " PALTUIDGE.— June 7. suddenly, lliomas, dearlv-beloved husband of Eiizalietii 1 altndge. ot Dublin-street. Ponsonby: aged fco veais. Deeply regretted—Thames papers please copy. ; PATTULLO.—On May 30, 1906. at Ashmore, River Bank Terrace, Waihi, the infant daughter i , of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. l'attuilo. PRENTER.—On June 6, at Opotiku William, the dearly-beloved son of Thomas and Clara lientei, of Ponsonby; aged 18 years. RIX —On May 20, at Lawrence. Mrs. S. Kix. the beloved wife, of Mr. James Bix, of Katea. (Hago, Ic.te of l'rince[«-street, Grey Lynn, in liei 85th year. She died as she lived, trusting in Jesus. ROWBDTTOM. — George, eldest son of the late Captain George Row-bottom. Knottingley, ).<>''*«• England, beloved brother of Mrs. G. 1. Coalm and Mrs. J. W Bolton. lIEES On June 11, at her parents' residence. Shelly Beach, Auckland, Charlotte Gladys Rees, in her 25th year. SINCLAIR— May 17, 1306. at "Tiro Moana," 37A, Wellington Terrace. Wellington, Sarah Mcßae, the- beloved wife of William Sinclair. SWAXN—On May 20, i' Cambridge, Rosie. dearly-beloved wile of Ed. Swann and youngest daughter of Janice Fagan, Mauugatawhiri; aged 30 year.!. Deeply mournedß.l.l'. SEABORN'—On May 29, 1906, at his late residence. Park House. To Aroha. John, the dearly beloved husband of Caroline Seaborn; aged 77 years. Deeply regretted. STEWART.—On June 6, at his late residence. Rose Road, Grey Lynn. James, the dearly-beloved husband of Jesuit Stewart and father of Mr. James Stewart, Northcote, in his 64th' year. SULLIVAN.—On June 7, at her residence. To Rehutai Takapuna, Miriama Houkura Sullivan, beloved wife of William Sullivan, master "mariner. SADGROVE.— June 5, at Matakana. Thomas, fourth sou of the late William and Charlotte Badgrove; aged 63 years. TIPPER On - May 21, 1906, at his late residence, Federal-street, Christopher Tipper, in his 761h year Dublin and 'Jliame« papers please {v TAYLOR.—OiI May 21, 1906. at the Auckland V Hosnital James, the lieloved husband of Ja'"-' and son-in-law of Mr. and. lA or A Whit: ford; aged 41 years. V VI.OR— Mav 22, at her residence. Port Charles, Matilda, the dearly-beloved wife of Fredrick Taylor. aged 56. years, . . WALKER.—On May 17, at her residence, lararu, Thames, Margaret li'iikie, beloved wife of •- W, Walker; aged 70 years. - ... WYNYAIID—On June 4, Mary Ann, relict of the late Captain G. J. R. Wynyaid, sSth Reg' meat; aged 79 years. WALKER—At his residence. The Port, jncisoii, : ■ Alexander Christie, the beloved husband of <-» L Walker; aged 46 years •. . . WADLAN On June 1, 1906, at. the Diitrcu ; Hospital. : Alfred George, third surviving too .o. ■jf Georgn Wadlan. of OucllUliga '• aged 2U m .U. X Deeply regretted, '%*■ ' WILD.—On June 5. at-liia residence. Slieeliatij?V". *irciH, Ponooiiby, Allied ' Kdwalil \\ lid, , Ml- loved husband of Janet Wild, in his SOtti jtai: y." " I'ea.-e, peitcct. peace." ~ ' WILKES.—On Satin day. June 9,. John Wilkes, > in his 37th year, alter a short illness. .