BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10597, 18 February 1896, Page 7

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

Behneti.—On the £Oth January, at Winfield, Sfrath-Taieri, the wifs of 'W3liam Bennett,.of.a sou.. .--... ...... Brook.—On the 11th January, at Miiton,Mrx Ggorge Brook, of a- daughter.

I'abrbll.— Oa the Sith January, at Rosryn, ths wife of. W.,J.,Facrd!,.of a daughter. Lbecf,.—On the 25fch January, at Ophir, th« wife of Jame3 D. Leece, of a sor..

MoojfEY.—On tbe MoA January 1596, atrher residence, Qargill foiid, South Dunedin, the wife of A. It. Mobmsy—a daughter.

M'Lkod.—On tho- 7th. February, at'MUfcon, the wife of Flaky M'Leod—a eon. - --

Richardson.—On the 12th February, at City road, Koslyu, the wife of Captain H. J. Richardson, of a daughter.

Young.—pn the 23th January, at Heriot row, the wife of Thomas Gray Young, of adaughter.

Glarkson—TCiiikwood.—On tlio 16th Jiumary., at the Presbyterian djmch, Bevonport, Aucitland, by the Rev. K. F. SfNiobo!, Ealph WV Clarksou, of Dnnsdh:, to Mary E. Kirkwdod, of. Devonpovt. - - .

Gumming—Shanks. —On the 24th Decembra 1895, at the residence of tb.« bride's parents, bj the Rev. William Anderson Kyd, M.A., William, youngest son of the late James'Ciiniming, farmer, Thorn Miry, to Agnes, eWsst daughter of William James Shanks, farmer, Heriot.

■ JCsdaiU!—DOiue.—tiu the 10th February 1896, at Queen's Drive, MontpeUier, by the Rev. Rutueiforcl Wsddcll, ST.A., Tlioma3 Esdaile, A.0.H.M., to M.".dKC, youDgest daughter of th« lute Janies Durie, Dunedin. '

HBnDMAN—Smith.— On the 28th January, at Muiitpelier, by Key. Wiu. Hewitaon, assisted.by Rev. Jas. Kirklaud, Alexander Lawrence Herd' man, eldest son of Hr Alexander Herdman, ie Eva, second daughter of the late Mr Edmund Smith.

Hume-Irvinb.—On the 24th January, by the Rev. James Gibb. Alexander Hume, of DunSdin, to .Dora Jardine Ir»ing-,"of Maryfield. Edinburgh, i Jack—Coijpar.—On the 22nd January 1898, at St. Luke's Presbyterian Church, Sj'dney, by the Rev. T. J. Curtis, Robert 1). Jack, engineer, second son of Mr Robert Jack, Ravensboume, N.Z., to Margaretta (ICttie) Black, second daughter of Mr Jamc3 Coupar, Dunedin, iN.Z.

Ltsk.—Jessep.-On.the Ist January )89S, at residence, Te Moann, Geraldicß, by the Rev: At >B. Todd, William Lyon, sheep farmer, Geraldine, to JUary Jane, eldest dausMer of. Charles Jessep, f.ho,ep farmer, Geraldine (late of Oimuru).

Rattray—NErLL.-On the sth February, at AllSaints' Church, by the Key. E. P. Hood, incumbent of St. MaMbew's (assisted by the Rev. E. P. Cachemaille), Charles William Rattrsy, eldest son of James Rattray, of Craighall, to Gertrude Emeline, second daughter of P. 0. Neill, of Chiußford.

Reid—Watson.—On the 12th February, atthfl residence of the bride's brother, Queen's Drire, MontpeUier, by tins Rev. James Gibb, James B. Keid, Otakia, to Flora, youngest daughter of the lafe William Watson, Duuedin. ;

Rogeks—Kelly.—On the Bth January, a* tlie residence of the bride's mother, Wichlifle terrace, Port Chalmers, by the Rev. W. Hewitson, Knox Church, George Norman Rogers (captain Star, of the East), to Margaret, sixth daughter ol late Senior-pilot Kelly. • "

: Scott—Huguan.—On the sfch February, afrthe residence of the bride's parents, Maitlaud street, by the Rev. Rutherford AVaddell, M.A., Wfflfam, eldest son of the late James Scott, farmer, WaiTOera South, to Barbara, eldest, daughter of TUomas Hughan, J.P., Crown lands ranger.

Shacklgton—Tregoning—On the 9th January 1896, at St. PaulVChurcb, Waimate, by, the Bey. D: J. Murray, assisted by the Rev. Hugh Kelly, M.A., George James Allan, youngest son of JiShacklcton, Maheno, to JSlteabetU Catherine .(Bessie), second daughter of the late Hicha^r Trtgojiing, Wairaate. Wales—Armstrong—On the23rd January,by the Rev. James Gibb, P. Young "Wales to Jessie M'Dougall Armstrong, Roslyn. <

Woolh-Alman.—On the 29th inst, et the. residence of the bride's uncle, 150 Main mad,' Ballarat, by the Rev. J. 11. Goldrich, Joseph Woolf, second eldest son of Phillip A. Woolf, merchant, Mansfield, to Miss Esther Ahnsa,' eldest' daughter of Mr J. Alman (late of Diin> edin).. ■ . - ' , . .

Boyne.—On the-ilh February, at herieritlenee, Ballarat street, Qissonstown, Mary Dsweoo, beloved wife of Alexander Boyne. Deeply regretted. • . .'■..'■ (Jassels.—-On the loth December 1895, at Dior, yen, North Hill, Highgate, London, Thorns* Oasaeis (formerly, of I)unedm)ij in his seventy* ■ninth year. Gassbls.—On the 29th January,at 3forth-B*st , Harbour, Andrew Cassels.

Dobe ■—On the sth Februory^at th» Hospital Dunedin, William Dore (late of Hindon); aged (U year.'.'

Gill.—On the 24th January 1895, at PortobeHo (suddenly), Elleu Maria Gill, wife of S. Gill j aged 55 years.

Godby.—On the 13th February, athis residence, JDnndas street, Charles, the beloved husband ol Mlizabeth Godby; aged 35 yeais. Deeply regretted. . . . .

Graham.—On the £9th January, at Yoirog'i Terrace, Herjot row, Margaret, the beloved mtt of Charles Graham, of Milton; aged 53 years.

.Hay.—On the 14th February, at tbe residence of hia son John (plumber), Opobo, John Hay, carter; ascd 65 years. Deeplj regretted. Ilks.—Oa the 23rd January, at her parents' residence, Garden terrace, Upper Walker street, Gertrude May, the dearly beloved and eldest daughter of Kdward and Aunielles; aged llyeart and S months. "Washed in the blood of the Luuib." •

Kavanagh.—On the 15th February, at tbe DunefUn Hospital, Lizzie, fourth daughter of the late William Kivanagh, of- Manuka Creek; aged 52 j ear?. " Rest in peiice." Kkox.- On the 26th Jarmaty, at Napier, Ellen, beloved wife of William Knox, and daughter of Joseph and Susannah Enxor, late of Abbotsford. Lef.Cß. -On the 25th January 1886, at Ophir, tbe beloved wife of James D. Leccc; aged 39 years.

Lome.—On the S2nd January, at Henley, David, the beloved, husband of Slargaret Lonie; in his sixty-fourth year.

Mackay.—On the Ist February, at the residence of- hia son-in-law (James Sutherland, Berriedale faim, Clarendon), John Mackay; aged ii 3 years. ■ . . ; ■ ' I Martin.—On the let February,- accidentally killed, William, the beloved husband of Caroline Martin, and only son of William Martin, Fairflelcl, aged-42 years. Deeply regretted. _ .

Murphy.—Oa the 2lst January, at his resi--flence, Walker streef, James Francis Murphy, the beloved hus'-and of Margaret Murphy; aged 57 yesra. Deeply regretted. 8.1.P. M'ABA.=-0a 3Uth January, Florance Forsyth, youngest daughter of the late Key. John M'Aia, of Gisborne; aged 15 years. M'Oaugiian.—On the 21it January, at her parents' residence, Princes street, Lizzie, beloved daughter of James and: Rose M'Caughhn; aged 16 yfars.— Fell asleep iv Jesus.

M'lntosii.—On the £7tli January, at her residence, near Alexandra South, JTe'en Kirkland, the beloved wife of Robert M'lotosh; in her sixty-ninth year. Deeply' regretted. M'Kay.—On the Mth February, at her residencei Palmerston, Margreta, the dearly beloved wife of William M'Kay, utter a long and painful illness ; aged 52 years. Deeply regretted. Wellington papers please copy. MacKay.—On .the 3rd February, at his residence; Basil road, Mosgiel, Samuel Mackay; in bis niuety-fourth year. Jl'Kenzie —On the 25th January, at Mosgiel (suddenly), Sarah, the wife of George B. M'Kenzie. Bradshavv street, South Dunedin. A much loved wife and fond mother.

Nahk.—On the 27th January 1896, at bis residence Westport, after a brief illness, Wm. Nabr, brewer. Honaldson.—On the 14th, January 1896, at Waimate. Euphemia, tbe wife of Thomas Ronaldson ; aged 57 years. Smith. — J'cll asleep in Jesus on the 17th November 1895 at Setter, Snndwick, Shetland, ■Bavid Smith, the beloved father of Mrs A. E. Falconer, York place ; aged SS.

Stuart.—On the .14th February, at her residence, Union street, Kachel Wilhehm'na Jessie, beloved wife of R. J. Stuart, and Bister of Mri John Penman (Bishopscourt) and Mrs W, M. A<lara (Kaikorai) ; aged 31 years. Walters —On the lltli Fehruary, at Nareby, Williaro Waltera (cntler), late of Matyhill, Mornington, Bunedin; aged 63 years. Deeply regretted. Wilkins.—On the 30th' January, at Dunadin, * ICllen, the beloved wife of Timothy Wilkins, ol Dnnrobin; aged 62 years. Deeply regretted. > 8.1.P. IN MEHOEIAIH. Crombie.—ln loving remembrance of James Crombie. who died at Bannockburn, January 25, 1890. Also his eldest son, Adam, March 25,1890. —Inserted by his loving wife and family..

Hagan.—ln loviup; remembrance of William Hagan, who departed this life on th©Bth Febrai aty 1893; aged 18 years and 5 mouths. Dear Willie, thoaartrgone to-the homo trf thrws^ Where suffering no longer-can barm tfcee J Where thosongs of the good, where thebymnsMn the West, Through an endlessexietenceiEhallcharmthee. Though cold be- the-clay where thoo-pflkrttfEtthy head, In the dark, silent mansion-of sorrow, The spring shall return to thy low, nauow'hed. Like the beam of the-day-star, to-morrow. —Inserted by iris laving parents. Sisters, -»»i brothers. . Johes.—ln lovinif-momory of oar deai?3etßte, who diedtm the 18th Jfairaaiy-iB9B. ' ■ A voica we loveeris rtißed; A place is vacant at our hearth Whicii-novor can be filled. —Inseitadbyhcr-sorrowhigT£>otluir-and;iaihCT. M'CBOEiBi—In remembrance of Agnes, th« huloved wife of John M'CroTie, who died »t ITairfield onr-tbe- 9th yobrnary 1895. Dearest loved one thou hafitJsf^u%' And thy loss we do deplore,-1 God'has chosen to bereave- na, Thon hast aoly-gaae before,'