MARRIAGES.

Otago Witness, Issue 2925, 6 April 1910, Page 55

MARRIAGES.

KIRKHAM—WILKIE.—On March 23, at Moray Place Congregational Church, by the Rev. Wm. Saunders, Robert Stout, youngest son of the late James Kirkham, 6 KilgoHi- street, Rcslyn, to Annie Jean, younger daughter of George Mackie' Wilkie, 98 George street, Dunedin. LILLIE—CRAWFORD.—On January . 19, 1910, at the residence cf the bride's uncle, Musselburgh, John, second son of Charles' Lillie, Maori Hill, to Grace Marga.ret, youngest daughter cf the late Robert Wilson Crawfurd. M'KINLAY—M'CORKINDALE.—On 29th March, at the residence of the bride's parents, Manuka Creek, by the Rev.' J. S. Ponder, eldest son of the late ■ David M'Kinlay, Arthur's Point, Queenstown, to Joanna, second daughter of Alex. M'Gorkindale. ~ MARTIN—BEST.—At Dunedin, on February 16, 1910, Andrew Martin, of Essex, England, to Margaret, daughter of' the late Captain William Best. NEVILL—ELLIOT.—On March 23, at the Mission Hall, Glenorchy, by the Rev. J. D. Webster, Thomas, eldest son of James Nevill, Esq., Moa Creek, Central Otago, to Maud Mary Elliot, second daughter of Robert Elliot, Glenorchy. SHORE—STEVEN.—On March 22, 1910, at the residence of the bride's parents, "Elm Lodge," George street, by the Rev. W. Hay, Robert A. Shore, M. 8., Ch.B., to May, eldest daughter cf Allan Steven, Dunedin. - ■ ■ '-•■" March 2, at the"' residence of the bride's parents, 26 Rutherford street, Cavershamj by the Rev. S. Bailey, John Weir, third son of "; the' late John' '.Watson," Church road, Green Island, to 'Sarah Oliver, daughter of'Donald M'La'ren. ' WEATHERALL—BAILEY.—On March 23, 1910, at'the Methodist Church. Roxburgh, by the Rev. M. A. Rugby Pratt, John Thomas, eldest son of John Weatherall, Roxburgh, to Ethel Amelia, eldest daughter of the late James Bailey, Roxburgh. Silver Wedding. SLADE— GILMOUR.— On April 6, 1885, at Raglan, by the Rev." J. Dukes,'the'Rev. W. Slade to Margaret Jean, second daughter of the late Mr Robert Gilmour. Golden Wedding. CHURCHILL—HAIR.—On April 4, 1860, at the Episcopal Church, Dunedin, by the Ven. Archdeacon Edwards, William, oldest son of William Churchill, London, . to. Anns, eldest daughter of James Hair, Maitland street. Present address, 3 Mai'tland street.