MARRIAGES.
BARRANCE-YORK,-On February 6, at All Saints) Church, Bosoombe. Hants, Lieutenant Kimpton Mcintosh Barrance, Now Zealand Engineers, and of Auckland, New Besland, to Lilian, younger daughter of tile late J. A. York and of Mrs. York, Scaresbrick Avenuo, Didsbury, Manchester. (The Times, March 1, 1919.) CHALMERS—NOLAN.—On February 25, at tho Chapel Roy Savoy, London, by Rev, Chapman, Lieut. H. R. H. Chalmers, N.Z R. 8., second son of James Leslie Chalmers, Mount Eden, to Boryl, sccond daughter of Robert H. Nolan, Havrera. FRY-SHAW.-On April 16. 1919, at St. Matthews'. Hob«on Street, Auck'and. by the Rev. Eugino Gillam, George Clifford, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. George Fry. Dargaville, to Gertrude Ailceri. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Shaw, of Dargaville. GRIFFITH—SULLIVAN.—On March 19. 1919, at Pitt Street Methodist Church, by Rev. C H. Laws. Arthur Lewis, third son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Griffith. Bromley. Devonport, to Mvrtle May. yonnwst daughter of Mrs. M. Sullivan. 9, Williamson Avenue, Ponsonby. TURNTitTLL—B\YLY.-On April 3. at Christ Church, W«burn Raunre. London, L'°ut.-Cp'. Fmn'? KineJon Turnbull. D.5.0., M.C.. Mam Body, youngest eon of the late Mr. Andrew Turnbull and Mrs. Turnbull, Waneanui, to Winifred Sydnev. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bayly, of Okoroire, New Zealand. (By cable). I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17139, 19 April 1919, Page 1
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