WITNESS SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2414, 14 June 1900, Page 34

WITNESS SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Subscriptions received up to June 9, 1900: — J. J., New Plymouth, to May 28, 1901 D. H., Mangatoki, to December 4, 1900 J. M., Middlemarch, to August 8, 1900 J. G!\ M'G-., Auckland, to March* 1, 1901 C. J., Wellington, to April 20, 1900 G. E., Granity Creek, to June 20, 1900 E. C, Greenfields, to June 1, 1900 T. F., Riversdsle, to June 5, 1900 W. H., Middlemarch, to July 13, 1900 A. W., Toiro, to January 1, 1900 E. G., Pomahaka Downs, to June 10, 1900 S. G., Ophir, to April 13, 1900 C. M. M., G-isborne, to March 21, 1900 W. T., Patearoa, to January 27, 1901 T. T., Patearoa, to December 30, 1899. Subscribers remitting cheques must add 6d for exchange, and Post Office orders must be made payable to GEORGE FENWICK, Managing Director.

At Queenstown on the 4th inst., before Mr M'Carfehy, S.M., an old-age pensioner named R. Oswin had his pension taken away from him, and was fined 5s and 7s costs for drunkenness. A defendant at Blenheim was fined last week for selling poison (strychnine) without a sufficient label, and also for selling it without entering the sale in a book. On the first charge a fine of 40s and 7s costs was imposed, and on the second 40s and 38s costs.

BIRTHS. • MOORE.— At Fairfax, Milton, on the 7th June, the wife of Robert Moore, of a son (stillborn). RESTIEAUX.— On the 7th Jura, 1900, at Hyde street, Dunedin, the wife of Augustus Restieaux, of a son. TIKEY.— On the 7th June, at her residence, St. Andrew street, Dunedin, the wife of Mr Joseph Tikey, of triplets; all doing well. MARRIAGES. CROSS— CROSS.— On the 7th June, at tha residence of the bride'g parents, Pahiatua, by the Rev. James M'Caw, George, younger son of George James Cross, of " Tweed' Mount," Forest Hill, London, to Flossie, younger daughter of Albert Cross, Pahiatua. OLIVER— BAIN.— On May 8, at Dunedin, by the Rev. T. G-. Brooke, James Oliver, of Kaitangaia, to Jean Bain, third eldest daughter of the late Captain Bain. REID— M'LEAN.— On the 6th June, at Knox Church, Dunedin, by the Rev. W. Hewitson, 8.A., John Forrester Reid, eldest son of Mr John Reid, of Elderslie, to Evelyn Clare, youngest daughter of the Hon. Geo. M'Lean, Hazelwood, Dunedin. Silver Wedding. LAKE— ANDERSEN.— On the 9th June, at the residence of W. D". Sutherland, George street, by the Rev. D. Stuart, Frederick James, second son of William Lake, of this city, to Annie Louisa Andersen. DEATHS. _^,- ARMSTRONG-.— On the 6th June'^t William street, Kate, wife of John P. Armstrong. GARDNER.— On the ,9(,h June, at his parents' residence, Waverley 1 street, Melrose, Roslyn, Ernest Andrew, second and beloved son of James A. and Annie Gardner; pged three years and 6 months. LOBB.— On the Bth June, at Otakia, Frances dearly beloved wife of William Lobb; aged 64 years. Deeply regretted. LOGIB.— On the 12th Jvuic, at the residence of his son-in-law (Mr Sydney James), Forbury road, Caversham, William Logic; aged So yoara.— The Funeral will take place on Friday, the 15th inst., at 2.30 p.m., for the Southern Cemetery. Friends "will please accept this intimation. MURCOTT.— On the 4th June, at his residence, Hampden, Henry Thomas Murcott; in his sixty-fifth year. Deeply regretted. M'LEOD.— On the 9th of Jiine, at his Me residence, Fullarton, Palmerston South, Norman M'Leod ; aged 65 years. PUDDY.— On the 13th June, at his residence, Woodhead, Waikouaiti, after a long and painful illness, William, the beloved husband of Mary Jane Puddy; aged 66 yeara. Sadly missed and deeply mourned. Melbourne papers please copy. RICHARDSON.— On th© 10th June, at his residence, Dalkeith, North-Ea3t Valley, Dunedin, "William Richardson ; aged 58 years. TIKEY.— At their parents' residence, St. Andrew street, Winnie, Catherine, and Matilda (triplets), beloved daughters of Joseph and Winnie Tikey. R.I.P. TERNENT.— On the 9th June, at Napier, James, eldest son of Andrew and Isabella Ternent, Dundas street. Deeply regretted. WASSERBRENNSR.- On the 9th June, at Dunedin, Barney Wasserbrenner, postmaster, Brighton, Otago, after a long illness ; aged 76 years. IN MEMORIAM. KYDD. — In loving memory of dear grandma, Jane Kydd, who departed this life to be Jesus, on June 10, 1899 ; aged 67 years. Gone, but not forgotten. Xotißcattons of Births, Marriages, ned Deaths appearing in the Wline-i also receh o iaserttos in the Daily 'flmei aul la the Monthlj Summarj for lluropo without jidihtional can go, AnusancoiiKim of Births, Marriages, and Death 3 srnt To' publication fr»i» tho country districts require to be Yenned by the signaturs of either our agent m tho district frora which the anii9ti»ceaieat is seat or«f tho olerg/maa of tho dlainot. Charge lor theso, S3 por insertion. When \ersos are added to ''la Memoriaai " notices, aa additional charge of 2s (id lor each verao of four lines is m&da.