MARRIAGES.
NICHOL—PATERSON—On June 1, at the Roslyn Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. W. Gray, Dixon, M.A., Robert, second son of Mr and Mrs A. J. Nichol, Highgate, Roslyn (late of “Lilliesl-eaf," Waikaka Valley), to Ida Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Paterson, Littlebourne, Dunedin. PHILIP—HUNTER—On May IS. 1921, at Central Mission Methodist Church, Dnnedin, by Rev. C. Eaton, George Alexandra Philip, second son of Mr Charles Philip, South Dunedin, to Violet Hunter, only daughter of Mr John Hunter, King street, North Dunedin. Silver Wedding. ELLIOTT—MUECOTT.—On June 25, 1896, at St. Stephen’s Church, Hampden, by the Rev. Wynt-er Blythwait,. William Edward, second son of John Elliott. Esq.. Arrowtown, to Sarah, eldest daughter of Henry T. Mureott, Esq., Hampden. Present address: 61 Oxford street, Dunedin South. Golden Wedding. M'NEILL—MAYS— On June 23, 1671, at the Free High Church, Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland, by the Rev. It. W. Lawson, William, youngest son of David end Margaret M‘Neill, Airdrie, to Mary, eldest daughter of John and Margaret Mays, Airdrie, Scotland. Present address: Fairfield, near Dunedin. DEATHS. ALLAN.—On June 23, at Dunedin, Constance E. S., relict of Dr W. 11. Allan, Mosgiel; aged 53 years. BELL.—On June 21. 1921. at her residence, “Spring Vale,” \V a I ho! a, Ann M. Sinclair. relict of Robert Bell; aged 8o years. BOATWOOD.—On June 24, at the residence of her son Alexander, 8 Gardiner street, Mornington, Catherine Boatwooa; a°ed 77 years. Deeply mourned. —On June 23, at his residence Bald Hill Flat, Pierce, beloved husband of Eliza Carroll: aged 86 years. RIP. CLOUSTON.—At Tananui, on June 24, 1921, Alice, beloved wife of William Clouston; aged 61 years. Deeply mourned. COCKERILL. —On June * 25, at Christchurch, Jack Cookerill (late of Palmerston South). , ~ . . DAVISON—On June 24, at the residence of his parents. 6 Helena street, Dunedin South. Stanlev Richard, youngest son of John and Harriett Davison (carpenter); aged Zl years. “A patient sufferer gone to rest. DUNCAN.-On June 24, 1921, at his residence, Ouse street, Oamaru, James, beloved husband of Margaret Duncan (late of Milton); in his seventy-seventh year. Deeply m GEDDES—On June. 21, at Milton, Helen Lucy, the Beloved infant daughter of John and' Helen Geddes, Tuapeka Mouth. Deeply HASLETT —On June 18, at his residence, “Remueivi.” 'll Napier street Mornington Dunedin. James Alexander Haslett, native of Belfast, Ireland, and for rnaiy years resident at Auckland; aged 66 years. ING S.—On June 22, at her residence Tomahawk, Sarah Jane, widow of Robert Tn<rs: aged 65 years. Deeply mourned. JEFFREYS.—On June 21, 1921, at Dunedin Henry Alfred, eldest eon of the late Henry Jeffreys: aged 63 years.JOHNSON. —On June 22, at her residence, 72 Havelock street. Mornington, Louisa Ann, beloved wife of George Johnson; aged <2 years. Deeply mourned. KING.—On June 21. at her sister s residence 7 Marquis street. N.E. \ alley, Elizabeth D. CL, eldest daughter of the late Allan and Agnes King. LETHABY. —On June 24. after a long and painful illness. Amv Atice. the beloved daughter of H. Lethaby, of St. Clair; aged 41 M‘C VRTNEY.—On June 93, at Dunedin, M-o-vic Nmol, beloved wife of the late Charles MTMrtney, of Portobello; aged 60 years. Dee id v mourned.- ~ * M‘C OR LEY. —On June 23, at her residence, 351 Worcester street, Christchurch, Ellen M‘ Corley. R.I.P. , , MT.ACHLAN, —At Dunedin (suddenly). Maty" Christina (May), dearly loved eldest daughter of John and Margaret M Lacs an, manager Union Steam Ship Co., lort Chaliners •' in her twenty-seventh year. So loved, so mourned.” “At rest.” MATCHES.— On June 25. 1921, at his resielence Totnrn. William A orston, dearly beloved husband of Ann Matches; aged 70 vcais. Deeply mourned.- ‘ MEIKT.E. —On June IP, at Oamaru Hnsrdtal Annie, beloved wife of James Meikle. Livingstone (late of Kyebuvn. Diggings’); in be, s-ventv-fouvth year. Deeply mourned. MONTGOMERY. —On June 19, 1921, at Dunedin. William Montgomery (late of Melbourne and the Mutual Stores, Dunedin); aged 76 years. MOORE. —At. her residence, Ada street, Palmerston North, on June 17, Mary Anne, relict of Inspector Samuel Moore, of Dunedin. Dearly loved and deeply regretted. MURDOCH. —On June 22, at Dunedin, Catherine, relict of John Murdoch, of Wakatipu, aged 72 years. Deeply mourned,
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Otago Witness, Issue 3511, 28 June 1921, Page 35
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