BIRTHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 2055, 5 September 1868, Page 4

BIRTHS.

On the 30th June, at Ventnor, Me of Wight, the wife of Richard J. Harris Saunders, Esq., C.E., of a son. oio^*^'3l^ oi** I ** at Te"ot, West Clutha, the mfc of Mr J. a. Grey, of a son. On the 6th August, at PortobeUo, Mrs Taylor, of a son. On the 6th August, at Pleasant ValW the wile of Blair FuUarton, Esq., of a daughter. _Oa the Sth August, at The North Western. Hotel, Palmerston, the wife ot James Hume Guligas, of a son. On the Bth August, at Caversham, Mrs. Alfred F. Oswin, of a son. _On the 9th August, at George street, Mia j Henry Muny&rd, of a son. . °^-_ t}' 8 lotll Au§ust» at Burnside, Wat kan, Mrs James M'Kerrow, of a daughter. | On the llth August, the wife of Mr A. H. Shury, of a daughter. I On the 12th August, at Manor place, the wife of George Whittingham, of a son. _ On the 13th August, at~her residence, i Lavergne Cottage, Great King street, Mis 1 Anthony White, of a daughter. On the 13th August, at her residence, Moray Place, Mrs John M'Kechnie, of a son. .- ■ ; ■ ' . On the 14th August, at the School-house, Anderson's Bay, Mrs W. B. Mackay, of a daughter. On ike 15th August, at her res: dence, Church Hill, Danedin, Mrs James Carson* of a Son. On the Isth August, at.Green Island. Mra Allan, of a daughter. On the 16th August, at her residence, Pitfc street,: Mrs M. M'liregor, of a daughter. On the 17th August, at her residence] the wife of Mr Petheric Edwin, of a daughter. On-the 17th August, at her residence, Cargill street,1 the wife of Samuel T. Kerr Esq., of a son. " On the 17th August, a* Prospect HalL near Adelaide, South Australia, the wife of the Rev. J. Langdon Parsons, of a .daughter. "■ On the 18th August, at Airlie Bank- N -EL Harbor, the wife of, the Rev. Alexander Greig, M.A., of a son. - _On the,l9th August, at Arthur street*, the wife of Mr Geo. J. Browne, of a daughter. ■'"> On the 22nd August, at Port Molyneux, Mrs A. S. Murray, of a daughter. a-.-: On the 23rd August, at Oamaru, Mrs Joint - Sherman, of a son. ■ . On the 23d August*, at Cargill street, Mra Fred. H. Irwin, of a daughter. On the 25th August, at her residence,. Princes street South, the wife of Alexander : M'Hroy, of a son. On the 26th August, at the Bank of Otago, ' Queenstown, Mrs, Fitzclarence Roberts, of a son. the 27th August, at Forth street Pelichet Bay, the wife of John Reid, of a son. -.-.... On the 29th August, at Richmond Cottage, Mornington, Mrs G. H. Attwood, of a daughter. On the 29th August, at her residence^ London street, Mrs Thomas'C. Matheson. a£ a daughter. . On the 30th August, at Rosebud Cottager Pelichet Bay, the wife of James Tait, of a daughter. On the 30th August, at Caversham, Mrs Hector Baxter, of a son. . -•;•': Cnthe lst September, at her residences - Scotland street, Mrs E. J. Jones, of a son. ....... MARRIAGES. On the 31st July, at Avondale Cottage, Dunedin, by, the hey. R. Scrimgeour, of Sfc. Andrew's Church, John Maeailum Jamieson^. to Jane, oaly daughter,of the late Wffliaro. : Campbell, Esq., of Caithness-shire, Scot- ' land. By the Rev. Dr Burns, at Danedht, John AUen junr., eldest son of Mr John. AUen, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr Wm. Kelsey, of Dunedin. At St. Paul's Church, Dunedin, by the ltev. E. G. Edwards, James Y. Henry, o£ Wetherstones, to Selina, second daughter of Mr Robert Nott, Geelong, Victoria. On the 10th August, at Knox Church, Dunedin, by the Rev. D. M. Stuart, WIU Uam Bailey, eldest son of Joseph Bailey. Esq., of Tuapeka, to Emelia Beckett, eldest ':■ daughter of Edward Beckett, Esq., Taa^ peka. On the llth August, hy the Rev. _%_ ' Scrimgeour, of Free St. Andrei Church, Marcus Frederick Ludwig Schnackv of Danedin, to Elizabeth Pringie, eldest daughter of Archibald Dick, accountant, of the same place. -....- ---: On the llth August,Yat Maori Hill, hy the Rev. D. M. Stuart, Andrew M'Farlane*, 7A Esq., merchant, Oamaru, to Jane, second. •" daughter of Alexander Wilson, Esq., butehfir,: Dunedin. On the llth August, at the residence b£ Mr Thomas Mathieson, West Taieri, by tha Rev. W. Gillies, Archibald Moir, Grant Merchant, Dunedin, to Alexandrina Murray, fourth daughter of Mr Angus Murray, lateo£ Dornoch, Sutherlandshire, Scotland. On the 13th August, at Spring Bank, for the Rev. D. M. Stuart, Mr Alexander Herdman, to Emma Hepburn, second daughter of James Brown, Esq., Dunedin. Oh the 20th August, at Lochend Cottage Dunda3 street, by the Rev. Dr. Burns* * Robert Campbell, Dunedin, to Isabella, eldest daughter of the late Kobert Egelton, Dundee, Scotland. On the lst September, at Silverweod, by the Rev. Thos. Burns, D.D., oi the First Church, Danedin, James Thompson, Ova* HiU Station, to Mary Lilyco, eldest daughter of Walter Mdler, Esq., Dunedin. On the 3rd September, at the residence q£ Mrs Uric, Bath street, by the Rev. D. JdL Stuart, William Walker to Jessie CampbelL Kilbirnie, Ayrshire. DEATES. On the 6th August, at Tapanui, from, the accidental discharging of his own gnu, Horace George Michel, Esq. son of Oen. Sir John Michel, Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in Canada; aged 22 years. On the 12fch August, at Fdleul street^ WiUiam Carter, aged three years, eldest scat of R. G. Stratton. On the 12th August, at Great King street, Dunedin, Robert Dunlop, aged 29 years, eldest son of Patrick Dunlop, Esq., Altonhill, Kilmarnock, Scotland. On the 14th August, at North Dunedia. Schoolhouse, Maori Hill, John Samuel, aged sixteen months, younger son of Alexander aid Maggie Stewart On the 15th August, Edith Mary* aged three months, the daughter of G. .&, I Barton, of London street, Dunedin. j On the 15th August, at CromweH t ! Robert Edwards, storekeeper, late of Footscray, and formerly of Wales. Deeply regretted.- : On the 16th August, at Clyde street, Mr John Tamlyn, late of Melbourne, aged.7^ years. ■ . . - .« Oh the 26th August, at Walker street Dunedin, Margaret Ann, only daughter of Francis and Mary Ann .M'Grath, aged eight years and five months. On the 29th August, Mrs Margaret Redmayne, widow of the late Cnristopher Redmayne, Esq., at the residence of her son, Castle and Union streets, Dunedin, aged 7(1 years. Oa the 30th August, at Cavershanoe* Robert, second son of WiUiam and Margaret Lunnam, aged 3S years. On the 31st August, at Nelson, Mr James Ogilvie, H.M. Customs, late of this city, aged. 37 years. Much and deeply regretted by a, wide circle of friends. DIED. On the 31st July, at sea, on board the Helenslee, from Glasgow to Ota; o, Art mc Wallace, the infant son ol John luid» E»q.^ £Iderslee» Otago,