MARRIAGE.

Otago Witness, Issue 956, 16 May 1889, Page 21

MARRIAGE.

„ Cftiib&rNOTON—BtßtitM.—On fcije ifrtii Marcti, at View Point, Sandhurst, by the Rev. P. Wpoldt, Herbert Credgington, late of Dunedin, to Henrietta (Harty), youngest" daughter bf' the late JoSetih Kledle, Esq, Bfnahutti t fMotf&i .. Dtckiij—DjijoL— ,On the 7th", February, James I,alrd Dickie to Agnes DMI, eldest daughter of the' I£te William Dall, Dra«s fjnlsher, Glasgow. Edinburgh and Glasgow,papers please .oopy. . •. . FAliCOlfsfl—SMWai-jOn the Uih April, at Mosgieli by thb B&v Wto. Will. Archibald R«id Falconer to Rachel, youngest daughter of ,Mr Alex. Smith.. : Gibbs—Martin.—On the 18th April, at Sfc. Paul's pro.Oathedral, Dunedin, by the Yen. Archdeacon Edwards, assisted by the Rev. Q. Bacon, ffamuel William Qibbs, to Alice, eldest daughter of the late Isaac Martin. % i Ham.—Jonbs.—;On the''7th. May, at St.- John's, Boslyn. by the Rev. RI.R I. A. Kerkham, Alfred Francis, youngest son of 3. J. Hall, Rotiyn, to Edith tiabella, I youngest, daughter of the late Witt:' Jones, UoodI wood,.,Waikouaiti. v. - ; •".HABKNBBB—SATOHBiL.-r-On Saturday, the dlth May, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. Ai. S. Qiffocd, incumbent of' St. Luke's, Oaraaruj,John; Harkrieos, MAi feotor, Of Waftalil High Scliooi; to Caroline Har'ding, daughter of the late Mr Satohell, Suffolk, England.., i- .• : - . M'MrmLk— Stkwaet.—On the 18th April, at the residence of the bride's parents,.by the Rev. Lewis Hudson, Rdoert M'Millftn, Aehburton, eldest son of Mr George M'Milian, Kaikorai, to Mary Ann, tonrth daughter of Mr William Stewart, Princes street, Dunedin. MacKay—Eskpaib —Onthe2Sth A pril.at 01 Won Park, Tapanui (the residence of the bride's raotHei l), by the Rev. Wm, Scorgie, George, second son of Mr I James MaCKay, of Long Bush, to Helen Blake, second daughter of .the late Walter Bskdalß. Moobe—WRATtsLAW.-On the 11th May, at; St. Matthew's Church. Dnnedfn, by the Her. Ai 0. Xorke, George Herbert, son of Dr John Mdore, 1 Liverpool, England, to Margaret Caroline, daughter of the Rev. H. Wratislaw, M.A., of Stoke Newington, London, formerly head master of King Edward VI Grammar Sohooi, Bury St. Edmunds.