BIRTHS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23719, 27 July 1940, Page 1

BIRTHS

BEGG.—TOn July 25, at their residence, Lodge Street, Pukekohe, to Dr. and Mrs A T. Begs, twin sons.—All well. CADDIE.—On July 25. at Nurse Cleal's, to Second-Lieutenant and Mrs. Colin S Caddie, a daughter.—Both well. CP ND E R.-—-On July 24, at Matamata Public Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Condder, of Hinuera (nee Nola Kermode), a daughter.—Both well. GREGORY.- On July 26, at Glcnhope, Jygaruawahia, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory a son.—Both well. (Thanks to doctor and sister.) TAh lA tni LT u N ''i7? n July 25, at CampbellJohnstone. Hamilton. to Edith, wifo of Private, x H^. nulton ' Second Echelon, a son (stillborn). Thanks to doctor and nurso. LAFFERTY.—On July 22. at To Kuiti, to Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Lafferty (nee Molly Dew), a son. (J\o visitors before 30th.) LINDSAY.-On July 23, at St. Ann's, Khyber Pass, to Mr. and Mrs. Lisle B. Lindsay (nee Ins Barker), a well. LUSBY.—On July 20, at Tirohia, Hnmilton, to Mr. and Mrs. F. \V. Lusby. iNewstead, a bonny son.—Both well. McKENZIE.—On July 24, at Annexe. Thames, to Mr. and Mrs. A. McKenzie, Heale Street, Parawai, Thames, a daughter.—Both well.

MOORE.—On July 23, at Nurse French's, to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moore (nee Marjorie Andrew), a son.—Both well. (No visitors for seven days.) _ OSBORNE.—On July 22, at Angeceno, Otorohanga, to Mr. and Mrs. George Osborne, of Rewa Rewa, a son.—Both well! ■tr I , P K RS f R, ~? n , J , uly 23 ' nt St - Anr »'s, Khyber Pass, to Mr. and Mrs. Basil L. Purser, of Wairoauku, a daughter.—Both veil. (Special thanks to Nurse Fox and doctor.) SHARP.—On July 24, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sharp, of Muera street, Matamata, a daughter.—Both well. TERfiV,—On July 19, at BraemaT, Thames to Mr. and Mrs. L. Terry (nee - ? eldl ® Fishen, of Elstow, Te Aroha, a daughter.—Both well. THOMAS.—On July 26, at "Wahroonga, Howick, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas, a daughter.—Both well. WEBB,—On July 25. at Huia, Otahuhn, to Mr. and Mr,«. H. J. "Webb (nee Jean Ferguson), Redoubt Road, Papatoetoe, a daughter.—Both well.