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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10760, 26 March 1897, Page 2

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MARRIAGE. Histop-MouAT.-On the 10th March, at ' }»?,aas street Chinch manse, by the Rev yilLia? i L?? oock' Willi*"> Henry, second son of the late Jlungo Hislop, to Kl>Z4heth, youngest daughter of the late Peter Mouat, Puukanui. ' DEATH. _Gei'iKNS.-Oa the 24th March, atlhe Uuaedin Hospital, Caroline Gettens, sister-in-law to James fcmmey, Cumberland street; aged 70 years Her end was peace. Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths sent for publication from the country districts require to be verified by the signature of-either our agent in the district from which the announcement is sent or of the clergyman of the district" Onavgs for these, 3s per insertion. When verses are added to "In Memoriam" notices, an additional charge of 2s 6d for each verse of four Hues is made. EjVUNERAL NOTICE. The Friend* of the late CAROLINE GKTTESJj • -.. i" f .L r Jat"es Gurney) are respectfully invited to attend hei- Funeiul, which will leave the Hospital (Cumb»rland street entrance) for +t! c S?^ em Oemet«'y. THIS DAY (FRIDAY), the 2b'th inst., at 2.30 o'clock. a. j: wynn & hope gun Undertaksrp, St. Andrew street. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Anxious.—Port Ahuriti (The Spit) i 3 to all intents aiid purposes part of Napier, and can be reached by rail from Napier iv eight minutes J here are to the south of Napier the Ahuriri 1 laws Ihe fare from Dunedin to Napier is £2 15s saloon atld £1 15s steerage. Constant Re4Dkr.-No. The electoral district was named Chalmers (without Pore).