BIRTH.

Otago Witness, Issue 2511, 30 April 1902, Page 43

BIRTH.

BENNETT.— At "Te Aro," Chapel street, St. Albans, Christchurch, the wife of George W. Bennett, of a son. M'MASTER.— On the 18th Apul, 1902, at Hokonui, the wife of John M'Master— a son. POWER —On the 18th April, at Pukerau, the wife of W. E. Power, of a son. SHENXAN.— On the 22nd April, at Valleyfield, Berwick, the wife of John A. Shennan, of a daughter. STRONACH.— On the 24th April, at Sewington, Dune-din, the wife of H. D. Stronach— a daughter. SMITH.— On the 24th April, at Lawrence, the wife of Samuel Smith, late of Arrowtowu— a daughter. MARRIAGES. BELL— DAVIDSON.— On the 29th January, 1002, at tho residence of the bride's mother, Kelvin Ba,nk, Gore, by the Rev. A. Gray, Gore. David Bell, of Balclutha, to Agnes, eecond daughter of the late John Davidson, Gore. COGAN— BROOKES.— On the 26th April, at St. Joseph's Cathedral, Dunedui, by the Rev. P. Murphy, Charles Thomas, third son of the late John Cogan, of Xaseby, to Elizabeth third daughter of the late Michael Brookes, of PTaseby. FLETCHER— M'DONALD. —On the 16th April, at Magnetic street, Port Chalmers, by the Rev. E. C. Tennent, Duncan Neil, eldest son of the late James Fletcher, Mansford, to Jessie Hepburn, elder daughter of John M' Donald, Port Chalmers. OLEESON— BRADLEY.— On the 31st March, i:a St. John's, Waikouaiti, by the Rev. C. A. Fraer, James, eldest son of James Gleeson, Dunediu, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Levi Bradley, Waikouaiti. MLEOD— NEWSOX.— On tho 26th March, at the residence o' the bride's parents, by the Rev. J. Kilpacrick, George, eldest aon of Malcolm Al'Leod, West Taieri, to Sarah Prances, second daughter of J. \V. Newson, Kaihiku. Canterbury papers plea.se copy. M'MILLAN— WILSON.— On the 15th April, at the residence of the bride's brothers, Clarendon street, Dunedin, by the Rev. Wm. Hewit- • son, 8.A., Peter M"Millan, youngest son of the late Hugh M'Millan, Munioe's Gully, Lawrence, to Jane, only daughter of the late Goorge Wilson. Dunedin. RUSSELI BOYD — On the 20th March, at the re-iideuce of the bride's mother, Pataotara, Leith street, Dunedui. by the Rev. R. Ma-ekie, Charles third son of Charles T?u=s«l', Morry Kill. Scachff, to Kathleon Maiy, fourth daughter of ths late John Boyd, Dunedin. WIXGFIKLD-WALTOX.— Oji the 9th April, at St. Matthias's Church, Ov.aka, by the Rev. Canon Dodd. assisted by Rev. "W. Wmgfield (fi'ther of the bridegroom), the Rev. Albert Wingfield. vicar of Wyndham and Foitrose, to Rose Louise, only daughter of the late AY. L "Walton, Kapi"r. DEATHS. ARMSTRONG.— On the 11th Februaiy, at St. Marmock's manse, Kdmainock, Scotland, Dr Robert Armstrong, LL.D , aged 81 years ; uncle of Mrs J. Behan, Roxburgh, and Mrs R Jones, Kaikorai. BAXTER. -On the 2Pth April, at Dunedin, Jane Wren, rehct of the late Joseph Baxter. Dcply regretted. Flower 0 «-espectfui!y declined. Private interment. DRYBURGH. -On the 27th Apul, at the Dunodin Hospital, William T. Dryburph, the belo\ed hu-bdntl of Jane Diybuigh , aged 70 yearn. FORSYTH.— On the 26th Apul, at his parents" res.dence, Hooper's Inlet, Peninsula, Heniy Samuel, tho beloved infant .son of Samuel and Dolly Forsyth , aged 1 year and 10 months. Deeply regietted. FLETT. -On the 24th April, 1902, at Edinburgh, Scotland, James Gunton Flftt, late of Onmdiu, -tationei. after a lo'ig xuCi painful illness. GAMBLE On the 17th Apr-, J<.lm (Jumble, of Ueauinoiit, ()t JK«. New Zealand, native of Letterkcnnj, Cou'ity Donegal, Inland, aged 72 yc\us Home pupeis please copy. INGLIS. — On the 23rd April, at Ins residence, Burntide Farm, Tokomairiro, James Inghs, farmer, aged "1 years. Deepiv regretted. MACKENZIE.— On tiie oth March, at 11 Kinqswills road. Inverness, bcotlaod, Nellie Mackenzie, aged 21 yeais, niece of Miss Helen Mack^t.zie. aloo of Mr Roderick Mackenzie, Excelsior Hotel, Dunediu. Deeply legrettfd. M'IXTYRE.— On the 28th April, at Owaka (after a long and painful lllnes."), Susanna. belo\ed wife oi James M'lntyre , aged 55 years. STEUART.— On Saturday, the 26th April, a', the Dur.cdiii Hocpita l , John StPiiait, late c • Miltoj , in iv.i «=evc-ntiet'i yea' ROGERS.— Perc\ Fowler, the d*jiiy W.o'.i-d son of Mia Ciur.l Rogeio, of 307 Napier street, North Fit/ioj, Melbourne, and the late James A. Rogers, E&q , Ni?w Zealand Railways, giniid-ou of Mrs Eiuma Rogers and the late James Rogeis, accountant, Bank of England, aged 20 years and 6 month 1 ; Killed in a railway accident in the Tra.ns\.ial. April 12 Member Eighth New Z-.iland Contingent Home papers please coju. fcMITH.-- On the 9ih April. 1902, tv Hawea (Forks), aftei -i long Ri:d p«iiuidl ilre=i, Florence Elizabeth (F'orai teco'id ciparljbeloved daughter of William and ENie Smith, aged 17 years and 5 tno'.tht " Xot lost, but gone before. IX ME.MORIAM. SHORE. -In lo\iijg memory o{ our <leo.i mother, Margaret bhore, who departed this life April 25, 1901 AKo, our beloved Pister, Maiy Jamichou, «ho fell ableep April 23, 190]' ' Absent froiu the bcvly pieaent vith the Lord " — Inserted by the bereaved family — KaitanfjAta., April 25, 19U2 M'KINNON. — In lo\ lug mptnoiy oi Ifurgnret. the beloved v. ite cf Alexander M'Kiruion, uho died at Tapanui April 30, 1801, *ged 25 \eaib. I I -V«liacitloDi of Blriii". MarnJit 0 and Deithi ipp«aT)B(in tli* Witucis >!•• tKMtt tnj'rrl[«n in tb: D»11t lltu-a .nt la the Minthlj SiaairT far Lur«pt wlihtut iddlt:oual Chi (c, pu*hf aiUm frt^t the c»untrj dlttncis rcauire U be verified hy the ilismtu'c •(■ cither ojr ..(eat la (he dljtrict trim rlii.li Ik for tr.Mt, it ior lm!«rt!on When vt-jes ire ailtt to 'tc lita.ti»* ••ticM, m aidm«»»l ckn.s o! Uii let r«.o T<r«« • ' '?jr lutti v afti^