BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13812, 28 January 1907, Page 4 (Supplement)

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BAKR.-On the 15th January, at Montpellier, the wife of Peter Barr—a. son. CAMPBELL.-On 3rd January, at St. Helens Hospital, Mrs Frank Campbell, Dnuback, of a son. COHEN.-0n the 7th January, at 9 Crown street, N.E. Valley, to Mr and Mts A. Cohen—a daughter. EDWABUS.-011 the 6th January, at 33 Eskvale street, Musselburgh, to Mr and Mrs T, J. Edwards—a, son. HOOD.-On the 18th January, at her residence, Russell street, tho 'wife of J. A. Hood—a eon. INGLIS.-On the 7th January, at Mosgiel, Mts H. H. Inglis—a son. LAW.—On the 23rd January, at feri Keri, Bolioknowoß, tho wife of Peter M. Law, Tp.umatu, Wedderbuni—a daughter. JI'DOUGALL—At Pembroke, WanaU on tho 13th January, tho viic of Peter M'DougaJl—a son. Both wel'. M'DOWELL.-0n tho 20th January, at 12 Clerk street, North-East Valley, to Mr and Mrs S. G. M'Dowell—a. daughter. iIOYLE.-0n the 10th January, at Wa.ita.ti, N.Z., the wife of G. I l '. Moylc—a son. Both doing well. Victorian papers plosse copy. PORTER.-0n tho 21et January, 1907, at 23 Broughton road, Kaikorai, to Mr and Mrs Porter_a son. PRESLAXD.-On the Ith January, 1907, at Waimate, the wife ol Bertram C. Presland—a son. SAMSON.—On the 16th January, at Grosvenor, Normanby, North-East Valley, the wife of Jarnoe Si. Samson—a son. STATHAM.—On the 4th January, 1907, at " Poraiti," 18 William street. Dunedin, the* wife of Chns. E. Sta-Iham, of a daughter. WYBEK.-0n the 23rd January, at Oivaka, to Mr and Mrs J. It. Wybei—a son.

BALDWIN— HOOXEY.-0n the 27th December, at Auckland, Horace Stuart Baldwin, to Nora Kathleen Mooncy, of Port Chalmers. BEARD-FEAKOK-On the 26th DocemW, at St, Joseph's, LytloHon, by tho Kev. Fat-hit Cooney, Daniel M,, only Eon o! llcnry Board. Dnnedin, to Mary Josephine, eldest daughter of the late John Feaion, UKAID-CAHRODUS.-On the Ist November, at the residence- of the bride's parents, Sea View, Brockville, by the Kev. K. Jt. >.[| Sutherland, Alexander Braid, son of the late Robert Btaid, Dunedin, to Lucy, (laughter of Mr Thomas Carrodus, Brockville. CAHR-DOUGLAS.—On the Ist January, at P.M. Church, Dundee street, Dunedin, by the Kev. Wni. Laycock, Henry, eldest son of Arthur Can, Campeidown, New South Wales, to Helen Hunter (Nellie), younger daughter of Jaines Sandilands Douglas, Castle street, Dimedin. CHEYNE-SMAIL.-On the 23th December, 1306, at the residence of the bride's parents, ty the Rov. Mr Chisholra, Leslie. Lindoors, youngest son of the late James A. Cheyne, to Alison Lees, only daughter of "James Smail. "St. Eonans," Kaikorai Valley, Dunedin. COLEMAN—AITOHISON.-On -the Hth January, at All Saints' Church, Cumberland street, Dunedin, by the Kev. R. A. Woodthorpe, M.A., Benjamin, eldest son of Mrs M. A. ColeiiiM, to Barbara, second daughter oi Urs D. Aitehison, ot Hampdon. FERGUSON-BROWN.-On tho 16th Januwy, 1307, at the residence of the brjdo's

parents, by tho Rev. K. Scott Allan (assisted by the Rev. J. Craig), Albert James Frrguson, M.A., youngest son of the late AVilliam Clark Ferguson, of Dunediti, to Cafcberino Cameron, eldest daughter of Hugh Brown, diaper, Lawrence. FBA&EK—WATSOX.-On the 20th December, 1906, at the Presbyterian Church, Milton, by the Eev. P. B.Fraser, M.A. (assisted by tho Kcv. Gco. Millar), William HewitBon, tho eldest son of William Fraser (late storekeeper Lovoll's Flat), to Sarah Jans Johnston, the third youngest daughter of Benjamin Watson, Green Island. HAMILTON-DON.-On tho 21st December, 1906, at the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Walker street, Dunedin, by tho Rov. R. Waddell, M.A., D.D., Thomas Bennott Hamilton, lf,A., B.Sc., second son of the kte William Hami'ton. engineer, to Helen, fourth- daughter of tho lato'Jolm Don. u.-mKIS--ntUCTOR.—On the 27th Novcinber, at the residence of the bride's, parents, Juniper Green Cottage, Leith Valley, by the Rev. Wm. Hewiteon, 8.A., Charles, eldest son of George Harris, of Waitali, to , Margaret, youngest daughter of George Proctor. HEREON—MANSON.-0n tile 2nd January, at the residence of the bride's mother, Oldham street, Gore, by the Rov. A. Gray, assisted by -tbo Eev. W. F. Craigio. Archibald, fourth sou of Mr T. llerroii, Pukemi, to Annie, youngest daughter of tho late Mr D. Maason, of Gore. HUNT—READ—On the 10th January, at the lesidenco of tlte bride's mother, by the Rev. 0. Blundell, E. V. Hunt, Bank of New South Wales, Gore, to Kate, eldest daughter of Mrs Bead, Springfield Farm, Matakanui. KIRK—KANE.—On tho sth January, at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Auckland, by the Rov. .Father Holbrook, Charles Jaiues, third son of Captain Kirk, of Mcrivale, ChristclniTch, to Ellen (Nollie), oldest daughter of the 1 late Char'es Knue, luveroargill. LAIIGE-CORSTOS.-On the CMh December, 190G, at the residence of Mr Patchett, Wangamii, by the Rev. W. Fleming, Taihape, Edward Large, of Hastings, to Emily, fourth daughter of lit John Corston, Milton, Ofago. LILLICRAP-M'FEE.-On the 2nd January, 1907, at St. John's Church, Latrobo street, Melbourne, by the Rov. L. Arnold. Fred Angas, E«cond son of TV'. S.. Lillimp, Broadlands and Yedina Brae Estate, Walkway, South. Australia, to Elizabeth third daughter of D. Jl'Fee, Woodstock', Hokitika, N.Z. LYNSKFA'-JOYCE.-On tho 9th January, 1307, at the Catholic Church, Hampdon, by the Rov. Father Lynch, James Henry, second youngest son of Michael Lynskey, of Kaiapoi, to Nora Mary, eldest daughter of Michael Joyce, Hampden, HAKRYATT-BUTLER,-On the 2nd January, at AH Saints' Church, Dunedin, by the Very Rev. Dean Fitchett, D.D., Ernest, son of H. 11. Marryatt, Hilton, to Eva, daughter of J. G. Butler, Dunedin. MARSHALL-DICKIE.-On 21st November, at tho residence of the bride's pareuts, by the Rev. R. Dickie (brother of the bride), aseisted by the Rev. J. Kilpatrick, John, eldest son of David Marshall, Abbotsford, to Jane Marshall, fifth daughter of Robert Dickie, Mos ? icl. NICOL—WILSON.-On tho 31st December, 1906, at Dunedin, by the R«v. Dr Nisbot, Frank, eldest son of Alex. Nicol, Esq., Ngapara, to Mary, second daughter of David Wilson, Esq., Dunedin. PABB-STKACHAN.-On the 7tli January, at "Lonsdalc." George street, the residence, of Aha bride's mother, by the Rev. T. Nisbet, D.D., Edward James, eldest son of Edward Parr, Pleasant Point, to Flora, daughter of tho late William Straohan, Dunedin. EAESIDE-piCKIE.-On 21et November, at the residence of tho bride's parents, by the Rev. R. Dickio (brother of the bride), assisted by the Rev. J. Kilpatrick, John Dunlop, younger son of the late James Raeeide, Saltcoats, Scotland, to Annie, third daughter of Robert Dickie, Mosgiol. SAMSOK—COHEN.—On the 9th January, at V Buomi Vista," 110 High street, Dunedin, by the Rev. A. T. Chodowski, Harry Samson, of Duntroon, to Louise Maude Cohen. SKEELS-lUCIIARDS.-On the 13th January, at tho Cargill Road Church, Dunedin, by tho Rov. T. Trostrail, Harry, eecond son of the late H. L. Sksels, of Hobart, to Harriet Elija, only daughter of Captain T. H. Richards, 'of Auckland, and Mre Richards, High street, Dunetlin. , STUART-THOKNHILL.-On the 10th January, at Hawera, by tho Rev. J. A. Jacob, Donaia M. Stuart, of Dunedin, to Ellen Binsley, eldest daughter of W. R. Thwnhill. TAYLOR-JOHNSTON.-On the Ist October, 1906, at All Saints' and St. Michael's Church, Capetown, Professor W. H. Taylor, ..' rWtown. tn Cecil Fmnnes Johnston, (laugher of J. Johnston, Esq., surveyor, Capetown (and for many yearn resident engineer for the Government of New Zealand at Greymoutb), and sister of Mi6s Amy Johnston, Invercareill. WATSON-STRATN.-On the 26th December, 190G, at Knox Church. Durwdin, by the R«v. Wm. Hewitson, 8.A., Andrew, eldest son of tho late Alexander Watson, of Oamaru, ■fo Mary M. 8.. eldest daughter of James Strain, Queen street, Dunedin.

Silver Wedding. CARPENTER-BRINN.-On the 24tli January, 1882. at tho residence o{ Hie bride'e psrenta, Cavershain, by Mr M. W. Grnen, George, third son of the late George Carpenter, Cavershara, to Amy, youngest daughter of the late -John Brinn, Cavor»iam. Present address: Hard; streot, Nelson, Now Zealand.

ANDISESON.-On the 14th January, at Omakau (accidentally drowned), Andreas Carlson, second son of Pet«r ami Euphemia, Andeison, Mansfordtown, Port Chalmers; aged 27 years. ANDREAVS.—On the 13th January, at her parent;' residence, Eva, daughter of Swan and Isabella, Andrews; aged 16 yens. b^.. »in' me unci oi January, at his res'dence, Eoss plaw, Lawrence, James Jthito, beloved husband of Catherine Bailey, youngost son of tile late Joseph Baiiey, Tuapeka, Mouili, nud brother of William Bailey, Uaerewhcnua; aged 57 years. Thy will bo done. BREK.-Ou the 20th January, at Wellington, Monica Louisa Stapyltou, eldest daughter of Mrs S. E. Bree, Fitzherbert terrace, and of the late Miles Reginald Bree, of Southland; aged 22 yeare. BKOWN.-0n the 24tli January, at Dunediu Hospital (through an accident), Harry, tho beloved husband of Einma Brown, of No. ]1 Gutlen street, St. Kilda; aged 57 years, Deeply regretted. COCKBURX-On the ISlh January, 1907, at tho Dunedin Hospital, Ann Elizabeth (Annie), dearly beloved wife of Robert Cockbuni, Culten street, South Dunedin; ugod 23 years. CKAIGIE.-On the 23rd January, at Pukerau, Richard Henry (Dickie), only beloved child of .Tames and Ethel Craigie; aged 2 ycftrs unci 9 ttiiys. DUNCAN.—On the 21st January, at Glenomani, Isaliella, relict of the late Hugh Duncan, and Moved mother of Annie, John, Walter, Hugh, James, and William Lamb; agod 71 years. Deeply regretted. FAKRA.—On tho 18th January, at his resifiwoc. 7 T'f>'"V" street, Dunedin, Joseph Fswra; tged 78 years. FKKiti.-Vt Clyde street, KosH'n, on tbe 13th January, Margaret Ellen (Nellie), daughter of Augustine Ferry. FLETCHEK.-On the Bth January, at Tier parents' residence, 148 Castlo ntveet, Myrtle ISditb, tho dearly-beloved infant daughter of John and Edith Fletcher; aged 7 months. Safe in the arms of Jesus. FKANCE.-On the 11th of January, at her residence, Brucefield, Tokomairiro, Margaret Krskine, relict of the lato John France; aged 75 years. Deeply regretted. FYFFE.—On the 9th of January, at the limaru Hospital (the result of an accident), ■Joseph BHas, the 'dcarly-boloved son of David and Annie Fyffc, Uilbnrn, in his 31st year. Deeply regretted. GILLIES.—On the 17th January, at Dunedin. ■ James ITacAlister Gillies (late of JliddlemaTch), merchant. GRIFFITHS.—On the 14th , January, at bis lato residence, 13 Laing street, Cavershare, Dunedin, John, husband of the late Emma Griffiths, and lather of Messrs Arthur and John Griffiths, butchers, Main South road, Cavorsham, and of Mrs D. Scott, Musselburg'n; in his seventy-sixth year. Deeply regretted. iijUtBOUR.—On the 22nd January, at the Dunedia Hospital, Alice Christina, the beloved wife of William Henry Harbour, Leith Valley; aged 35 years. Deeply regretted. HARRISON.-On "the 7th January, at her residence, 74 Hanover street, Dunedin, Mary, the roliot of Charles C. Harrison, native of Kirricmuir, Scotland; aged 43 years. "Asleep in Jesus." hiKROP.—On the 22nd January, at her residence, 54 Albany street, Dunedin, Catherine, relict of tho late William Harrop; aged 76 years. K.I.P. HEATH.-On the 12th December, at his residence, Willow Grove, Mataura Island, R&muel, beloved Jiusband of Frances Heath; in his sixtieth year. HOGG.—On the 24th January, at Dunedin, Grace, beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs A, H°gg; aged 24 years. HOOPER.-On the 18th January, at her resi-. dence, Wavcrley, North-East Harbour, Elizabeth, relict of the late William Hooper; aged 86 years. "At rest." Home papers please copy. HOWDEN.-0n the Mud January, at Strathmore, Bushey. ' Christina Jl'CalHim, the dearly beloved wife of David Robert Howdcn, and second daughter of the late John Campbell, Kyeburn; aged 23 years. Deeply regretted. JOHNSC-fr-On the 20th January, 1907, at his brother's residence, Wangaloa, James Johneon; aged 70 years. LAMB.—On tbo 20th January, at Alexandra street, Caversham, Eliza, relict of the lit* Richard Lamb, and beloved mother of Richard, Willismi, and Harry Lamb; aged 73 yearijrt

LONG.—On the 18th January, »t his re»i< dene*. Woodhaujl), Robert Long; in hit seventieth year. "At rest." K'NAMARA.— On the 22nd January, at St. Bathans. James M'Namara, of Kyebum, born County Clare, Irelaid; aged 76 yean. H.I.P. Auatrilian papers pleaso copy iriJJTY.RE.-0n tho 9lh January, 1007, at •'The Point," Kelso (suddenly), Jcamii* Kerse, dearly beloved daughter of Alex. M'lntyrc; li vears. M'IUJI.-On the Oth January, at 23 Jl'Brido street, South Dunedin,.Flora, the relict of John Jl'lCay, lato of lloscbank, Wyndhaju, aged G2 years. iI'KENZIE.-On (lie 24th January, at piivaU hospital, Oamaru, Donald M'Kenzie; ag«d 57 years. MALCOLM.-At her residence, 357 Castle street, on the 10th January, Jane Kuddock, tho icHct of the late James Malcolm, commercial traveller, in her 80th year. MARTIN.-On the 13th January, »' ne "" parents' residence, Kaikonii Va'loy, Rose Elizn Mertm; aged 10 months. "So loved, so mourned." MARuliY— on the 31st December. 190G, at Repten, llugby street, Christehuroh, Isabella, widow of the late B. B. Martin, Belleme, Rosij-n; aged 72 years. MATHIESON.—On tho 17th January, 1907, «t hia residence, Tomahawk, Alexander, th« dearly-beloved husband of Sarah ilathiesen; in hi 3 seventy-fifth year. MURRAY.—On tho Oth January, in South Africa (killed by lightning), Hugh J. Murray, formerly of Middlemarch; aged 40. By cable. O'CONNELL.-On iho 20th January, at Ma-craes Flat, James Anthony, third san o[ James O'Connell; aged 2 years. R.I.P. O'DONNfiLL.-On the 22nd of January, at Bendigo, Central Otago, N.Z., Margaret Mathoson, beloved -wife of Chatles O'Donnell. storekeeper; in her fifty-Beventh year. Native of Eortree, Skye. Oban and Inverness papers please copy. RITCHIE.—On tho 15th January, 1907. at his residence, Kilmog Hill, Beaconsfield, James, the beloved husband of Elizabeth Ritchie; aged Gn years. Deeply regrotted. ROSS.-On the 21st Jamwiy, 1907, nt her resideice, " Rosebury," Herbert, Dorathco, the beloved wife of Angus Ross; njrcd 73 years. Deeply regretted. SEBELIN.—On the sth January, a.t Hyde, Olatie Henry, tho beloved husband of Ellen Sebolin; aged 76 years. Deeply regretted. SMYTH—At his parents' residence, Beach street, Port Chelmera, William Henry Cowman Smyth, third son of Georg* and Louim Smyth; aged 23 years «nd 6 months. "At rest." SULLIVAN.-On tho Mth January, Rachel, beloved oldest daughter of Charles and , Margaret Sullivan, of Ravcnsboumc; aged 5 years and 11 mouths. ' SULLIVAN.—On the 18th January, at Dun. edin, Michael Sullivan; in his sixty-ninth year. TKOMAS.-On the 21st January, 1907, at her residence, "To Oneroa," Fitzgerald utreo.t, St. Albans, Christcliurch, Alison Mary Ann Thomas, beloved wife of Nicholas Thomas, and niece of Mr Robert Darling, Caatle street, Dunedin; aged 29 years. "At rest,"after a painful iUne3B. TRESEDER.-Elizabeth Jaue Trtieder, dearly beloved mother of Nicholas Treseder, Mrs D. Bradley, and Mrs Thomson; aged 5G years. Deeply regretted. WALKER.—On Bth January, at his residence, Clark's Flat, George Shaw, beloved husband of Margaret Walker, in liis 68th year. Deeply regretted. WATTS.-On the Gth January ' (accidentally drowned at Havelock, Hawko's Bay), Thos. Alexander, third son of Mrs A. C. Watts, Maungatua. West Taieri; aged. 38. Also, at the &ame timo and place, Georgo Thomson, eldest son of Ihe above; aged 11 years. Both deeply regretted. WEIR,-On the 17th Jiouary, 1907, nt Alexandra- South, Ljwa Gertrude, the dearly beloved wife of William Weir, and. youngest daughter of lire E. G. Townßend, l»te of Bluff.' "So loved, so mourned." WESTFOLD.-On the 19th January, at hie pawnts' residence, King Edward road. South Dunedin, William James, the beloved infant son of William and Isabella. Jane Westfold; aged lij months. R.I.P.

iJ* IINES.—In sad and loving memory of William Barnes, accidentally killed at Beaumont, 16th January, 1893. His liym ate now silent, the heart is now cold, Whoso smile and whose -welcome oft met us of old. Wo miss him and mourn Jiiin, in silence unsooi), And dwell on the memory of joys that havt been. * —Inserted by his sorrowing wife, 11. Barnes. CliAßK.—ln loving memory ofTreorge Olark, who died at Beach street, Port Chalmers, on 'the 17th January, 1903. In the bright otemal city death can neverj never come; In His own good time He'll call us from our rest to Home sweet Home. —Inserted by his loving wife, Christina Clark. COLLINS.—In fond Temembrance of our beloved son Timothy (Ted), who died on the 15th January, 130G; aged 11 years and nin* months. Lonely the house and sad the Lours, Since our dear one has gone; But far a. brighter homo than ours In heaven is now his home. —Inserted by his loving parents, Patriot and Mary Collins, St. Leonards. DAWSON.—In fond remembrance of our littl« darling Aloysius Edgar, the dearly love*! child of Mr and Mrs M. H. Cawson, Parkside, Cavershain, who left us on JamiuT--20, 1906.

Sleen on in thy beauty, Thou sweet angel child, — By sorrow unbligktcd, By sin undefiled. FLETT.—In loving memory of Gcorr* Edward Flelt, who died at Otokia, January % 1906. ■ Gone irons our home,—how saaly ire miss him; Lovingly, dear one, thy memory we'll keep, Never till life ends Trill we forget you, Dear to our hearts is the place where you sleep. : , —Inserted by hi« lovinf parents 'and brotken. GRAHAM.—In loving memory of my dear daughter, Elizabeth Bosella. Graham, Flat, who died on January 21 1904.

Three- sad years have passed away Since my dear daughter was called away; A loving child, true and kind, She proved to me in heart and mind. Tbe shock was great, tbe pain severe. For, oh, we loved dear Lizzie so dear; But God in His mercies willed it, So on «arth as in heaven His will be done. —Inserted by her loving mother, Sarati Gralmm. 8.1.P.

JOHNSTON.—In loving memory of our beloved daughter, Bella Johnston (nee Shore), who passed away on the 20tli January, 1901. Also, her son Thomas Shore, vho died on the 23rd January, 190-1; agccl 9 months. The years have passed, and friends around us

Th'nk the wound has almost healed; Bat they little know tho sorrow Decip within our hearts conoealcd. —liiEeried by her sorrowing mother, father, and brothers. JOXES.—In loving memory of Joseph Yaten Joiios, who died on the 19th January, 1306. Gone but not fojgotten. —Inserted by his loving mother, sister, and brother. KEMP.—In loving memory of James Kemp, who departed this life on 9th January, 1905, Whero tho mourner, weeping, Sheds tho secret tear, God His watch is keeping, Though none else bo near. —Inserted by his loving wife and family. KERPv.—In loving memory of my dean mother, Isabella Brown, who died at Portobello on the 20th January, 1905; aged 7? years. Deeply regretted. ■ I a* her suffer day by day, It caused me bitter grief To see her slowly pine away, And could not give relief. Not dead to me,—l loved her dear; Not lost, but gone before; Sho lives with me in memory still, And will for evermore. —Inserted.by her loving daughter Ellen Weir, MADDOCK.—In loving remembrance of my dear husband, Charles Alfred Sydney Haddock, who was accidentally drowned offl the Itiso and Shine dredgo on the 12th January, 1005; aged 28 years. Bora Sydney, N.S.W. Wo cannot tell the next may fall Beneath hie charfening rod. One must be first, but let us all Prepart to meet our God. —Inserted by his 'oring wife, E. MaddooV. MORGAN.—In loving memory of Johnl Morgan, who died at Two-mile, St. Bathwi, on the 17th January, 190G; aged 79 yeajs. We saw him suffering daj by dayIt caused us bitter grief To see him slowly pine away, Aad could not give relief. Not dead to us, w« loved him dew; Not lost, but gone before. He lives -with us in memory rtill, And will for evermore. —Inserted by his daughter and «on-in-l»w. A. and W. Mil's. '