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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11252, 3 July 1922, Page 5

A wedding of considerable local interest (writes the "Times” Otaki correspondent) was solemnised at All Saints' Churcli, Otaki, on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr William Warnock, a wellknown resident of To Boro, was married to Miss Jna Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Wilson, old and respected residents of Otaki. The church was well filled for the occasion, the Hev. G F. Petrie, M.A., being the officiating minister. Mr Fred Wilson gave the bride away, while Mr Vic. Morgan was beet man. The bride was nicely attired in a navy costume and henna hat, and carried a pretty bouquet. The brides maid was Miss Isabel Wilson, who was attired in brown crepe de chine with black georgette hat. The bouquet, like the Ibride's was the gift of Mrs F. Bills, of Bahui, and made by Mrs Hughes. Both the bride and her bridesmaid wore valuable gold brooches, the gift of the bridegroom, whilo the newly-married couple were the recipients of many fine presents, including cheques. A reception was afterwards held at the residence of the bribe’s parents, where toasts, etc,, 1 were honoured. The young couple ! afterwards left for Dannevirko for tiio j honeymonn, part of which, however, wii! also be spent at Dunedin.