BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9715, 18 April 1893, Page 6 (Supplement)

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

Brooks.—On the 3rd April, nt Mofa Bach, Tomahawk, the wife of S. L. Brooks, of a son. Carmarthenshire papers please copy. Craig.—On the 2lth March, at her residence, Riversdalo, Mrs James Craig (late of Lumsden), of a daughter. Given.—On the 22nd March, at Moncrief House. Maitland street, Dunedin, the wife of Andrew Given, of a daughter. Gilmour.—On the Ist April, at her residence, Newfoundland Cottage, (Jurrie street, Port Chalmers, the wife of John Gilmour, of a daughter. Johnstons.—On the 4th February 1893, at 27 Sunnyside road, Baling, London, W., the wife of James Johnstone, 8.A., M.15., F.R.C.S., of a bod. Lawrence.—On the 14th March, at Cooper street, Mornington, the wife of Robert Lawrence, of Otaraia, of a son. Newbury.—On the 27th March 1593, at Barrfield, Mornington, the wife of Maxwell Newbury, of a son. Raskin.—On the 3rd April, at Wyndham, the wife of John Rankin, of a son. Hidings.—On the 7th April, the wife of Jamea P. Kidingß, of a daughter Scudamore.—On the 11th March, at Royal terrace, Dunedin, the wife of Godwin Scudainore, of a daughter. Telford.—On the 28th March, at Otanomomo, Balclutha, the wife of Thomas Telford, of a daughter. Wayte.—At Otama Bridge, the wife of Allino Wayte, of a daughter. » Bell—Maisev.—On the 25th March, at Dunedin, Thomas Bell, of Queenstown, to Aan Maisey, of Dunedin. Bowler—Reid.—On the 23rd March, at Salisbury, North Taieri, the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. J. M. Sutherland, Eden, elder son of the late Edmund Bowler, Koau Bank, Inch-Clutha, to Charlotte, fourth daughter of Donald Reid. Burrows—Mason.—On the 14th of March, at Trinity Church, Dunedin, by the Rev. W. Morley, assisted by the Rev. A. Brunton, the Rev. Jas. T. Burrows, of Hokitika, to Isabella Ann (BellaX youngest daughter of David Mason, Dunedin. Kadie—Evans.—On the 7th April, at Beaconsfield, by the Rev. A. M. Finkyson, William Eadie, farmer, to Ellen Evans, of Yorkshire, England. Forest—Monaoan. —On the 29th March, at the residence of the bride's uncle, Mr John Anderson, Hanover street, by the Rev. A. P. Davidson, James Forest, of Goodwood, Pine Bush, to Christina Ellen Rose, eldest daughter of the late James Monagan, Pine Bush. Ferguson—MouNTNEr.—On the 29fch March, at St. Andrew's Church, Cromwell, by the Rev. Thomas Ghent, 8.A., James, eldest son of the late Robert Ferguson, Greenock, to Lucy, eldest daughter of Mr (J. G. Mountney, Cromwell. Herd—Walker.—On the 3rd April, at the residence of the bride's parents, Cumberland street, Dunedin, by the Rev. Alfred North, John. Alexander, third son of David Herd, Wetherstones, Lawrence, »o Jessie, only daughter of Thomas Walker.

Kettle—Duncan.—On the sth April, Frank, youngest son of the late Charles Kettle Dunedin, to Klsie, eldest daughter of the late Wm. Duncan, Ro'lyn.

Matherson—Kingett.—On the 21st March, by the Registrar, Dunedin, Charles Matherson, of Clydevale, to Mary Kingett, of Dunedin. No cards.

Millkr—Anderson.—On the 21th. March, at tho residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. A. P. Davidson, David Miller, of Queenstown, to Mary Watson, second eldest daughter of Mr John Anderson, brassfounder, Hanover street, Dunedin.

Martin—Treseder.—On the Ist April, at St. John's Church, Invercargill, by the Yen. Archdeacon Stocker, Ellie, eldest daughter of J. T. Martin, Invercargill, to Harry, third son of P. Treseder, Dunedin. M'Caw—Kankin.—On tho 31st March, at Kuox Church, by the Rev. Dr Stuart, James, third son of William M'Caw, Gleuore, to Agues Fimiie, only daughter of Peter Rankiu, Great King street, Dunedin.

Munro—M'Dougall.—On the 31st March, at the residence of the bride's mother, Albany street, Dunedin, by the Rev. Dr Stuart, George, son of Mr Henry Munro, Canada, to Annie Naismith, youngest daughter of the late William M'Dougall, of Glasgow. Home papers please copy.

M'Gregor—Forsvth.—On the sth April,* at the. resideuco ot the bride's parents, Dowling street, Dunedin, by Rev. D. M. Stuart, D.D., Knox Church, Douglas, third son of James M'Gregor, Esq., of Morohiston Crescent, Edinburgh, Scotlaud, to Margaret Nithsdale, second daughter of James Chambers Forsyth, Esq. (late of Tokomairiro). Edinburgh papers please copy. Miller—Milne.—On the Cth April, at the residence of tho bride's parents, Otago Heads, by the Rev. W. L. Salter, William Hope, youngest son of Walter Miller, to Janet Walker, second daughter of Pilot Milne..

Sutherland—Fulton.'— On the I3th April, at the Mission Hall, AVoodside, by the Rev. James Kirkland (assisted by the Rev. W. Bannerman), the Rev. Robert Rose Mackay Sutherland, of Kaikorai, to Catherine Juliet, second daughter of tho late Hon. James Fulton, M.L.C., Ravenscliff, West Taieri.

Thompson—Ca.mpbell.— On the 2Sth December, at tho residence of the bride's parents, South Dunedin, by tho Rev. J. F. Floyd, William Thompson, eldest son of the lute Mr George Thompson, Sawyers' Bay, to Janet, eldest daughter of Mr John Campbell, late of Eiverton, Southland.

Uridge—Norman.—On the 2!st January, at the residence of the bridegroom's parents, by Mr A. E. Turner, Thomas, eldest sou of M r T. Uridge, house decorator, Tory street, Wellington, to Fanny, second sister of Messrs Norman Brothers (3), of Albert Town, Wanaka.

BiUYZEn.—On the Ist March, at Miller's Flat, Henry Brayzer; aged 43 years. Burris.—On the 3rd April, at St. Clair, Dunedin, Catherine, the beloved wife of Charles Burris; nged 32. Cawiiell.—On the 27th March, at her residence, High street, Margaret, the beloved wife of Daniel Campbell; aged 57 years. Deeply regretted. Coswav. —Drowned on the 19th March, at Clutha River, Simon William Conway, beloved husband of Ada Conway, and father of Mrs J. S. Neave, Gore; aged 52 years. Drinnan. —Oif Mauritius, February 1592, by the loss of the s.s. Deccan, Harry A. Drinnan, chief engineer (late of Johnstone, and brother of Mrs D. Bennie, Belleknowes); aged 29 years. Australian papers please copy. Edmonds.—On tho ]2th April, Thomas Henry, eldest son of William Edmonds, of Hamilton South ; aged 35 years. GuTimiE. —On the22nd March, at his residence, Arthur street, Archibald Hamilton Guthrie; aged 62 years. Deeply regretted. (tliees.—On the 22nd January 1593, nt, i St. Julian's road, Kilburn, N.W., Archer Green, M.A., late Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge ;

aged 35 years Hopkins.—On Wednesday in Easter week, at her residence, George street, Mary, widow of Captain William Hopkins. Inglis.—On the Sth.April, at her residence, Greta street, Oaniaru, Louise, the beloved wife of Thomas Inglis. Deeply regretted. M'Cullodgh.—On the 2nd April, at tho residence of Mrs M'Master, Clyde street, Dunedin, William Henry, only son of the late Samuel

M'Cullough, of Cambrians ; aged 19 years. Mendelsohn.—On the Ist April, at her residence, Queen street, Dunedin, Leah (Lillie), the beloved wife of Louis Mendelsohn; in her 51st year. M'CuLLOtJOii.—On the 2nd April 1593, at the residence of his aunt (Mrs M'Mastcrs, Clyde street, Dunedin), William Henry, only son of tho late Samuel M'Cullough, of Uambrain, storekeeper ; nged 19. Oiin.—Un the 30th March, at Wellington, J. W. r». Ord, eldest son of tha late X. T. Ord, South Molyneux, Otago; aged 50 years.

OumiTON.—On the 2flth March, at Boghead, North Taieri, Annie Todd, eldest daughter of the

late David Wilson Oughton. I'orteous.—On the 21th March, at The Crescent, Winton, Janet Marion, beloved daughter of J. B. Porteous ; aged eight years. Koi.i.ins.—On the 22nd March, at the Drnjcdin Hospital, Arthur Kollins, late of l'urakauui; in his GSth year. Deeply regretted. Scott.—On the 31st March, at Lceston, Canterbury, Jane, the beloved wifo of Edward Scott, and .second daughter of Adam and Isabella Blackwood, Brockville ; aged 28 years. Scobii;.—On the 30th March, at her residence. Waikaka, Jessie Strachan I'ollock, the beloved wife of Robert Scobie; aged 4S years. Deeply retrrct'ed. SuTJiwaANn.—On the 11th April, at Wellington, Alex. jsl. Sutherland, commercial traveler ; ' "Siiojit.— On the 21st March, at the residence of Thomas Short, North-Kast Valley, Robert Short, formerly chief clerk Laud OHice, Dunt?din ;in hj, s 7jfcb year. TENNKr.-On the 31st March, at Ilnlly Hank Morninstou, Jeanie Kiaino. twin d:i suui of W. L. and M. J. Tennct; nged 5.V moutlis.

Williamson.—On the 6th April, at Lonsdale street, Melbourne, George, eldest son of James Williamson, farmer, Greytown, and beloved husb.md of Maggie Hut-sell; in his 31st year. Deeply regretted.

Mr Kdward Bonsey, who learnt his business at tbo Uoro Hairy Factory, uiulor Mr S. M. Rabbins ami has lately had charge of the Greytown (Wellington) Dairy Factory lias been chosen by Me.=prs J. V Uiitumaiid *>~ vraduce merehaaU of Melbourne and Brisbane, to manage a new SOCOgal