MARRIAGE.

Otago Witness, Issue 2363, 8 June 1899, Page 33

MARRIAGE.

CORSON— WATERS.— On the 18th May, at Lewisville, Tokoinairiro, by Rev. James Chisholm. Thomas, eldest son of the late Mr David Corson, Stirling, to Laura, onlydaughter of Mr John Waters, Milton. KBKDALE— ARNOTT.— On the 31st May, at th'« Mawse, Mornington. by the Rev. W. Scorgie, Wm. Eskclale, Inglebank, Tapanui, to Anne X*>i4r daughter of Geo. Arnott, farmer, Rankleburn

GIBSOT\ T — ORBELL.— On the 17th May, at ihe residence of Mr R. Forrest, architect, Queen street, Dunedin, by the Rev. W. Hewitson, William, eldest son of Mr Robt. Gibson, Taieri, to F. Ada, youngest daughter of Mr A. Orbell, late of Waikouaiti. ' LOFT— M'NAMARA.— On the 3rd June, at St. Joseph's Cathedral. Dunedin, by the Rev. Pather Murphy, John, second-son of the late John Loft, Arrowtown, to Catherine, second daughter of James M'Namara, Cottesmere Farm, Kyeburn. PREEDY— SIMMONS.— On the 19th April, by the Rev. Prebendary Martyn, at th.c Parish Church, Ilfracombe, N. Devon, the Rev. William W. Preedy, only son of the late Vice-admiral Preedy, C.8., to Beryl Churchill Simmons, third daughter of the late Rev. Frank C. Simmons, formerly headmaster of the Nelson College, and previously lector of High School, Dunedin.

DEATHS. BARNETT.— On the 30th May, at her residence, Wellington, Julia, wife of Alfred A. Barnett. BUCHANAN.—Drowned from N.Z.G. steamer Hinemoa, at East Cape, Auckland, on the 2nd June, 1599, Neil Buchanan, native of Breakish Strath, Isle of Skye, Scotland ; aged 29 years. Deeply regretted. Home papers please copy. — Inser^d by D. Munro, Reynoldston, Port Chalmers. CAMPBELL.— On the 4th June (suddenly), at Koso Hill, Stony Creek, Hellen Campbell, wife of Donald Campbell ; aged 66 years. PATERSON. — On the 2nd June, at Ayrburn, Arrowtown, Elizabeth, beloved wife of William Paterson; aged 65. MATHERS. — On the 2nd June, at Anderston, Roslyn, Arthur J. T. Mathers, Clifden, Waiau, aged 35 years. Deeply regretted. "fcTGREGOR.— On the 3rd April, at Spittal, Ballat, Balfron, Stirlingshire, Scotland, Hugh, youngest son of the late M'Gregor M'Gregor, Bridge of Turk, and brother of Mrs J. M'Laren, Howe street, Mrs M'lntyre, Kelvin Grove, and Mrs Campbell, Merton, Ptß*o; aged 67 jeara.

DEATHS,

STEVENSON.— On the 13th May, in the s.s. Ohau, Douglas Grant Stevenson, only son of the late A. C. and Isabella G. Stevenson, and grandson of the late Rev. Thomas Burns D.D. ; aged 24. TOWLE.— On the 2nd June, at High street, Dunedin, Henry Francis Towle (H. T. Harrison, late - musical director -of Pollard's Opera Company) ; aged 51. WILLIAMSON.— On June 3, at his parents' residence, Mansfordtown, Port Chalmers, George T. S., the beloved and only son of Thomas and Mary Williamson ; aged eight " years. Deeply regietted. Home papers please copy.

IN MEMORIAM. MACKIE. — In loving memory of our dear father, Thomas Mackie, who died at Gordon road, Mosgiel, June 7, 1S98; aged 80 years. Dear as thou wast, and justiy dear,

'We would not weep for theo; One thought shall check the starting tear —

It is that thou art fiee. Yet again we hope to meet him

When the day of life is fled ; And in Heaven, with joy to greet him, Where no farewell tears are shed. — Inserted by his loving daughters.