AROUND THE SOUNDS.
Mr and Mrs J. E. James celebrated their golden wedding recently at Hawthorn, NorthEast Valley. They arrived in New Zealand in 1842 and 1843 respectively, came to Otago in 1862, and have resided here up to the present time. There are eight of their family — five sons and three daughters — living, and 22 grandchildren. Mr and Mrs James were married at the residence of the late Sir "William and Lady Fox, Archdeacon Hadfleld being the minister, and strange to say there is only one. survivor of all who were present on that occasion.
A TRIP IN A FORE AND AFT SCHOONER.
The views depicted in this series of pictures represent places of interest visited by a number of excursionists, whose expeiiences are at present being recorded in our columns. The article descriptive of the trip is from the pen of a member of our own staff, and the whole of the photos are by Dr Roberts, of this city, who- has kindly placed them at our disposal.
1 Headmaster of the Albany street School, whose lamented and tragic ' death is recorded in this issue. The little boy is Mr Ferguson's only > son. ,
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Otago Witness, Issue 2409, 3 May 1900, Page 37
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