MARRIAGES.

Otago Witness, Issue 3343, 10 April 1918, Page 35

MARRIAGES.

BIGGAR—LESLIE.—On March 28, at St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral, by the Rev. Canon NevilL Second Lieutenant W. O. Biggar, 2nd Reinforcements (returned on duty), fourth .son of Mr George Biggar, Croydon Bush, Gore, to Ellen (Nell), second daughter of Mr George Leslie, Telegraph Department, Dunedin. DUKE-LITTLE—On January' 14, 1918, at Toftwood, Murtle, Aberdeenshire, Charles Robert Duke, lieutenant, A.1.P., son of W. H. Duke, of Dunedin, to Marjorie Grace Little, of N.S.W. HASTIE—MACLEAN.—On January 31, 1918, at the Crown Court Church, Scotland, bv tlie Rev. A. Moffat, J. E. J. Hastie (N.Z.R.8.), eldest son of Jas. Hastie, N.E. Valley, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mrs Maclean and the late Archibald Maclean, Port Charlotte, tslay. HOLMES—EDGAR.—On March 27, 1918, at Dunedin, Corporal William E. Holmes, son of F. W. Holmes, to Emma M. Edgar, daughter of. J. EdgarM'HARDY—STEEL.— On February 28, at the Presbyterian Churchy South Dunedin, by the Rev. R. Scott Allan, James, eldest son of George M'Hardy, Sutton, to Ada, third daughter of W. A. Steel. PEARSON—PARKIN—At All Saints.' Church, on March 12, by the Rev. Dean Fitchett, John William, only son of Mr and Mrs J. H. Pearson, Lawrence, to Gladys Evelyn May, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Parkin. Dunedin. SMAILL— PENNELL.— On March 27, at Knox Church, by the Rev. R. Evan Davies, James, youngest son of Mr Win. Smaill. •'Mayfield," Kaitangata, to Annie, second daughter of Mr J. Pennell, of Kaitangata. TENNET—ABBOTT.—On March 28, at the residence of the ■bridegroom'-- parents, "Holly Bank," Mornington, Dunedin, by Rev. W. Greenslade, Private Albert William Tennet (7th Reinforcements), eldest son of W. L. Tennet, Mornington, to Ida Lorimer Abbott, second daughter of H. Wickett, Rotorna.