BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13545, 19 March 1906, Page 4 (Supplement)

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

■\iJAMS—On the 2nd March, at her residence, 43 Cargill street, tho wife of Mr A. S. Adams, of a daughter. BREEN.-On ■ the 2Sth February, at 3G St. David street, the wife of Mr Joseph Breen —a daughter. COLLINS.-011 tho sth March, at Brisbane, to tho wife of William Collins, of Niudooin- ' ball, Queensland, a son, CI'KKAiY.-On the 7th March, at the residence of Mrs O'Sullivan, 129 Albany street, the wife of Jas. Curran, guard, Hedgehope— a son. Ohrißlclnirch papers please copy. CARSON.-On the 16th March, at Waikouaiti, the wife of Henry Carson—a daughter. Both doing well. DAVI»SON.-0n the Utli March, at Balclutha, tho wife of Rev. G. W. Davidson— a son. DACKER.-On tho sth March, at Linhope, Tapamii, lo Mr and Mrs D. Dacker, jun.— a son. GAIRDNER._On the 3rd March, at "The Limes," Ross street, Roslyn. the wife of R. M. Gairdncr, of Jacob's River, Southland,' of a daughter. •»• GRIGOR.-Ou the Bth March, at Toiro, tho wife of John G rigor—a son. HERVEY.-On Gtli March, at Clyde street, Roslyn, to Mr aud. Mrs C. E. Hervcy—a daughter. JOHNSTONE.-On the 29th January, at Timaru, to Mr and Mrs W. A. Johnstone— a son. MACKIE.-On the 14th of March, at Queen's drive, Musselburgh, to Mr and Mrs A. Mackie—a daughter. MACKENZIE.-On tho 3rd March, 190G, at Wellington terrace, Wellington, the wife of A. K. S. Mackenzie—a son. MIRAMS.-On the 251h February, at Eglinton, the wife of Philip Mirams—a son. MILLER—On the 16th December, 1903, at "Waihola," Fort Beaufort, South Africa, the wife of Dr W, Duncan Miller, J.P., district surgeon, of a daughter. SUTHERLAND.-On the 23rd February, at Lawrence, the wife of Wm. Sutherland, M.R.C.S.-a, daughter. SIMPSON.-On the 10th February at the Manse, Winton; tho wife of Rev. J. M. Simpson, of a son. TO'\ T ?«3END.-On the 13th March, at her sister's residence. Fernhill street, tho raifc of Henry Towngend, Tomai-a daughter. VIPAN.-On the 4th March, at "Wharatca," Castle street, the wife of L. Maylin Yipana daughter. WATTERS.-On the 4th March, at Havclook street West, Ashburton, the wife of W, F. Walters, of a son. WILSON.-On the 15th March, to Mr and Mrs W, Wilson, Smith street, CaYerßham—a daughter.

BACK-FRASER.-On the 31st January, at St. Joseph's Cathedral, Dunedin, by the Rev. Father Coffey, Reginald Alexander, son of Frederick Back, to Kathleen Freuces, daughter of J. F. M. Fraser, of "Lovat." BAXTER-THOMSON.-On the 28lh Pebru. ary, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. G. Miller, William Arthur Baxter, Kelso, to Eliza, second daughter of Mr David Thomson, North Branch. Milton. BLACK-Jf'DOi\ALD.-On the 31st January, at the residence of Mr J. M'Donald, Glasgow strest, Dunedin, by the Rev. D. Maclennan, John D. Black, Dunedin, to Jessie Elizabeth, third daughter of Mrs A. M'Donald, Waverley Hotel, Pahnerston,

BROWN-FOWLER.-On the 27th December, ' 1903, at tbo residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. J. M. M'Kerrow, Mathew, eldest son ot the late John Brown, engineer, Mosgiel,.to Agnes Jane, eldest daughter of John Fowler, Eimnev Marsh. North Taieri. DENNISTON-FITZGERALD.-On the 9th February, 1900, at St. Paul's Pro-cathedral, "Wellington, by the- Rev. Mr Sprott, Maurico Edward, eldest son of Sir Justice Denniston, Christchurch, to Moya, second daughter of Gerald FitaGerald, Esq,, of Wellington. FENWICK-XEILL.-On the 26th February, at All Saints' Church, Duiicdin, by the Very Roverend the Dean, Herbert Shnkcspc'ar Fenwick, to Knlhloen Annie, daughter oi I'crcivnl Clay Neil!, of " Cbingtord."" FINCH-STRONACII.-On the 31st January, at the residence of the bride's parents, by tho Rev. Father O'Malicy, John William, oldest son of Mt Georgo Finch, farmer, Milton, to Katherinc, eldest daughter of Mr William Slronach, of 17 Grange street, Duncdin. ' GJtAN'T-CARLING.-On the 7th March, at Livingstone, by tho Rev. P. S. Hay. George Grant, of Dunedjn, to Annie, eldest daughter of Mr Wni, Curling, of Livingstone, GRIFFIN-CHALMERS.-On the Hth Febrwiry, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. W. A. Sinclair, John Matthew, youngest eon of William K Griffin, Macraes, to Isabel Scott (Holla), third daughter oi" .las. Chalmers, Maori road, Duncdin. '■•IhNSTOiV-WADDELL.-Oii the Ist February, at First Church, Duncdin, by the Rev. A. Porter, of Roxburgh, James Gib'o, youngest son of the late John Johnston, merchant, Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire, Scotland, to Barbara, youngest daughter ot Thou. Wuddcll, late of Cromwell. Wairarapa and Home papers please copy. M'MILLAN- OMAXD.-On the 21st February, at Wellington, by the Rev. Dr Gihb, William, fourth ton ot Mr Thomas M'Millan, Viro street, Duncdin, to Jeaimic, second daughter of Mr Peter S. Omand, Bishopscourt, Roslyn. MacLBAY-CI.iAUK.-Oii the Ist March, 100(5, at Chalmeis Church. Duncdin, by the Rev. 1). Madcnnan, John MaeLcay, Duncdin, to Jessie Robertson, eldest daughter of William Clark, Arrowtown. MILLEH-FINCII.-On tho 29th December, 1005, at the Presbyterian Church, Milton, by the Rev. G. Miller (assisted bv the Rev. J. S. Rcid), William J., second son of Mr W. H. Miller, of Manuka Creek, to Katherinc Stuart Finch, eidest daughter of Mr G. Finch, of Milburn, and grand-niece of the late Rev. Ur Stuart, Duncdin. PETRIE-INOLIS.-On the 28th February, at Knox Church, Dunedin, by the Rev. W. Hewitson, George, eldest son of Alexander Pctrie, Puerua, to Catherine, fourth danshler ot Robert Inglis, Port Molyneux. SEUVICK-BLAKELY.-On the 10th Februury.'lOOG. Nt the Manse, Roslyn, bv the Rev. •T. C'nishoim. William Albert, son of the late D. J. Service, Invcrcargill, to Violet Florence, daughter of J. Blakelv, Gimmcrburn. WILLIAMSON - BROWN.-On the 21st February, at Roslyn, by Mr J. Mortimer, evangelist, Alexander Frank ClAse. second son of Mi Alexander Williamson, Kaikorai Bank, Kaikorai Valley, to Mary Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr J. T. Brown, King street, Eoslyn.

i Goi.de.v Weddiwos. MOXSON-ROEBTJCK.-On the 12tli March, 1856, at the first Wesleyan Church, Port Chalmers, by the Eev. W. Kirk (missionary, Waikoiiaiti), John Robert Monson, to Mary Ann Roebuck. WEiGH.T-POETEOUS.-0n the 6th March, 1056, by the Rev. Henderson, of Abbey Close Kirk, Paisley, William Wright to Elizabeth Port eons.

AITKEN.—On Saturday, the 17th February, 1906, at Mutaura Island, Alexander Fraser, sixth son of William and Sarah Aitkcn; aged 20 years. Deeplv regretted. A.NUUEW.-On the llt"h March, 1906, at her parents' residence, Wingalui, Elizabeth Hamilton (wee Barney), youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs A. Andrew; in her thirteenth year. At rest. CALEY.-On the 6th March, at Cutten street, South Dunedin, Margaret, beloved wife of Frederick Caley; aged 78 years. Her end was peace. CRAWFORD.—Oa the 11th March, at the residence of her son James, Island terrace, Port Chalmers, Margaret Scolt, relict of the late George Crawford; in her eighty-first year. DIVERS.-Ou the 28th February, at Victoria Square Privato Hospital, Christclmrch, George Divers, farmer, Wairuna, Clinton, Otago; aged 07 years. DOIG.-On the 26th February, at Invercargill, Ena, beloved wife of John Allan Doig; aged 32 vears. FENWICK.-On the 15th March, at Clay, thorpe, St. Clair, Elsinore Helen Fejiwick; in her sixteenth year. FR.EEMAN.-On the 7th March, at his residence, " Abbotsroyd," Abbotsford, after a long and painful illness, James Freeman; aged 64 years. GIBB.-On the 14th March, 190G, at 30 Cargill street (suddenly), Margaret Thorbum, relict of the late James Gibb, of Milton; in her seventy-sixth vcar. GILLIES.-On the 13th March, at her parents' residence, Canongato street, Duiiediu, Beryl Irena, the beloved daughter of Thomas and Oclavia- Gillies; aged 13 years and 5 months. Deeply mourned. HALL.—On the 4th March, at Oamaru, Thomas Hall, of Papakaio; aged 57 years. JOLLY.—On the 2Sth February, at her residence, Russell street, Dunedin, Mary Forsyth, relict of John Jolly, formerly of Brechin. .Forfarshire, Scotland; in her eightieth year. JOHNSON.-On the sth March, 1900, at Magnetic street, Port Chalmers, Alphonso William Johnson; aged 65 years. " His end was peace." JOHNSTON.-On the 14th March, at her residence, No. 20 Clarendon street, Eliza, relict of the la'te Robert Johnston, and mother of Mrs William Simpson and Mrs William Peacock, juii.; aged 78. Deeplv regretted. H.I.P. KENN.EDY.-On February 25, 1900. at Windsor (by accident), Thomas Kennedy, farmer, Wer.don Valley; aged 64 years. KERR.—On the 15th March, at her residence, 383 Castle street, Geziena Henrietta Kerr, oldest daughter of the late George Beekraan. LOTIDF.JC.-On the Stli March, 1906, at Dunedin Hospital, Marian Agnes, beloved wife of Jonathan Thomas Louden; cged 32 years. ••R.I:P. Deeplv regretted. Jt-UUIDE.-On the lith March, at Queen's drive, Musselburgh, Cecil Alexander, the beloved infant son of James and Louisa M'Bridc; aged 6 months. Private interment, "Asleep in Jesus." M'CORMACK.-At Auckland (suddenly), John Carr M'Oornwk, dearly beloved ami youngest brother of Mrs 11. Jay, of this city. " May he rest in peace." M'NEILLY.—On the 19th February, 1900. at her residence, lona street, Lawrence, Mary Jane, dearly loved wife of J. A, M'Neilly, and second daughter of J. Smith, Avoca, Tuapeka West; aged 35 years. Deeply regretted. M.VI'IIESON.-Oii the 151b March, low, at his residence. German Flat (near Lawrence), George Matheson, the beloved husband of . Mary Matheson; aged 60 years. Deeply regretted. MOLLISON.-On the 12th March, at his late residence, Oamaru, Benjamin, the eldest son of the late Jas. Mollison (of Dunedin); in bis fifty-ninth vcar. MURRAY.-'-On- the Ist March, 1900, at. Dunback (suddenly), Walter, tbo beloved husband of the late Margaret Murray; aged 63 years. Deeply regretted. NELSON.~On the 20th February, at bis mother's residence, Portobello Hotel, Portobello, John Helmer, third beloved son of Eliza Thprcsa and the late Peter Nelson; aged 11 years and 9 months. "His end was peace." OSBORNE.--0n the 2nd March, at her parents' residence, 83 Frederick street, Dunedin, after a brief but painful illness. Edith Mary, the eldest and beloved daughter of John and Margaret Osborne, and sister of Mrs E. Barnes, of Porirua. Wellington. " So loved, so mourned." Wellington and Home papers please copy. ROBB.-On tho 28th February, at her residence, Russell street, South Dunedin (after a long and painful illness), Helen, relict of the late James Robb; aged 53 years. At rest.-ROBERTSON.-On tho sth March, 1906, at her residence, Canna street, Lawrence, Tuapeka, Maggie, the beloved wife of Robert Robertson; aged 41 years. Deeply regretted. RUSSELL.-On the 13th March, at his late residence; ■ Grassmcre. Olepopo, Peter, the beloved husband of Ann Russell; aged 86 v«ars. Deeply regretted. SANDartSON.-On the 13th March, at her parents' residence, North Balclutha, Cecilia Jane, beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs E. Sanderson; aged 17 vears. Deeply regretted. tho 22nd February, at the residence of Mrs Blues, Christchurch, David Saunders; aged 76 years. Late of Toko-

mainro. SEWELL.-On the 6th March, at her residence, Anderston road, Kaikorai, Jane, the beloved wife of William Sewell; aged 64 years. Deeply regretted. SPARROW.-On the 11th March, at her residence, Stafford street, South Dunedin, Eliza, the beloved wife of Chailes Sparrow; aged 63 years. Dceplv regretted. TOWNSEND.-On the'l3th March, at her sister's residence, Fcrnhill street, Mnnd Eyre, beloved wife of Henry Townsend; aged 33 years. WILLIAMSON.-On the 27th February (accidentally killed on Lone Star dredge at Cardrona), Robert Alexander Williamson, youngest son of Sinclair 'Williamson, Waitahuna, and late member of the Eighth New Zealand Contingent and Kfcw Zealand Police Force. WILLIAMSON.—On the 14th March, at his residence, 33 Elm row, John, the beloved husband of Margaret Williamson; aged 68 years. WISE,-On the 13th March, at her son's residence, 41 Howo street, Dunedin, Mary Jane, widow of the late Isaac Wise; aged 75. "So He bringeth them to the haven where they would be."

STEEL.-On tho 12th March, 190G, at his residence, Shag Valley, Pnlmorston (suddenly), Robert Steel; aged GG years. YORKE.—On the 27th February, at tho residence of her sister, Mts Mote,' Wansbeok street, Oatnaru (after a long and painful iitI'ess), Mary Ann Yorke. "At rest."