MARRIAGES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15892, 11 October 1913, Page 8

MARRIAGES.

CARRUTHERS - ANDERSON. - On 'August 20, at the residence of the bride's parents, Ashley Downs, by Mr J. Cawley, Alexander Oarruthers, Taumata, to Alice M'Pherson, sixth daughter of Mr J, Anderson. RAYMOND—SINCLAIR.—On October 7, St. Matthew's Church, Dunedin, by the Rev. W. Curzon-Siggers, Walter . Raymond, o£ Timaru, solicitor, to Florence Hargreaves, youngest daughter of thb Hon. J. B, Sinclair, M.L.C. Silver Wedding. WHITE—BRIDGE.—On October 10, 1888, at Burlington Chapel, Ipswich, Suffolk, bv tho Rev. C. M. Longhurst, Thomas William White, of Woodford, Essex, to Martha Park Pattie, eldest daughter of Oliver Bridge, of Ipswich, England. Present address: "Ombersley," Pukcnui road, One Tree Hill, Auckland. DEATHS. M'NICHOLL.—On October 10, at her mother's residence, 34 St. Andrew street, Annie Dora, the beloved youngest daughter of Sarah Jano aml_ the lato John M'Nicholl; in Mr eighteenth year. Deeply regretted. Auckland, papers please copy. Private interment.—A. J. Wynn and Hope, undertakers. SPIERS.—On October 10, at the residenoo of her Bon-in-law (Mr R. W. Duncan), 11 Eden street, Elizabeth Gracie Spiers; aged 85 years. Native of Parish Girthon, Kirkcudbrightshire, N.B. Private interment.—A. J. Wynn and Hope, undertakers. IN MEMORIAIi DAVIDSON—In loving memory of my dear brother, Samuel, -who died at Invercargill on October 11. Though cruel death has snatched from view A dearly loved one fond and true. Death cannot from our hearts efface His tender smilo, his loving faoe. His words, his actions, aro not dead, But in our hearts are daily read. —Inserted by his loving sister Annie. DAVIDSON.—In loving memory of Samuel Davidson, who departed this life on October 11, 1910. With patienco he suffered—his trouble ma sore; But now it is ended he'll suffer no more. Ho sleeps whero wo laid him in ailenco to rest. The parting -was painful, but God knoweth best. # With aching hearts, with tearful eyes, Wc linger whero our dear one lies, And breathethoso sacred words onco more: " Not lost, but gone before." —Inserted by liis loving mother, sisters, and brothers DAVIDSON.—In loving memory of my dear brother Samuel, who died at Invereargill, on October 11, 1910. Far and often my thoughts do wander To a gravo so far away, Where they laid my dearest brother Just three years ago to-day. --Inserted by his loving sister, K, Roberts. Wailii. WILLIAMS.—In loving memory of Philip Williams, who died at Middlemarch, Central Otago, on Octobor 12, 1908. "At rest."—lnserted by his loving"wife and children. WILLIAMS.—In loving memory of Philip Williams, who died at Middlemarch on Ootobcr 12, 1908.—Inserted by his loving daughter Annie. Announcements ot nirths, Marriages, and Deaths gent by post for publication must bear tho signature of our ngcut, <i olergyman, or a J.P. Charco for these, 3s each prepaid, or 4s if booted, when not exceeding live lines, and 6d for each line over flvo. "In IfemorintD " notices arc inserted at tbo same rates, but when verses ore added an additional charge of 6d per lino is raado for each line of, space occupied. Notices of Death and Private Interment without reference to either time or placo of interment; prepaid 5s Od, booked 6a 6d. Notices of Death and Funeral, either where the funeral notice is a soparato advertisement or ■is part of tho death notice; prepaid Bs, booked 9a. In computing the lines of space to be occupied, advertisers are notified that they can reokon six words to the line. All words over 30 ore, therefore, charged at fid tor each six words. Notifications of Births, Marriages, and Deaths appearing in the l>aily Times arq inserted also in the Witness and tho Mail Sntnmary for Great Britain and America without additional charge. 1