BIRTHS.
BLUNDELL.—At Whangarei, on December 28, 1922, to Mr and Mrs E H. Blundell (nee Remer), of Kawakawa—a son (stillborn). CAMPBELL.—On January 28, at Nurse M'Kenzie’s Home, Cromwell, to Mr and Mrs C. Campbell, “ Pyramid ” —a daughter COLGAN.—On January 31, at Nurse M'Ewan'a, 5 Princess street, Musselburgh, to Mr and Mrs F. J. Colgan, -Seacliff—a daughter. CRICHTON.—On January 3, 1923, at Nurse Reilly’s, Waimate, to Mr and Mis H. Crichton (late Balclutha.) —a son. Both well. HANGER.—On November 16, 1922, at Nurse Pearson’s, “Rahui,” to Mr and Mrs F. S. Hanger, New street, Musselburgh—a daughter. M'KES ZIE. —On January 30, 1923, at Nurse Cupples’s, Duke street, Dunedin, to Mr and Mrs Robert M'Kenzie, 31 Coughtrey street, St. Clair—a eon. MIDDLEMASS. —At “Nevada” Private Hospital, Coquet street, Oamaru, on Janu ary 28, to Mr and Mrs W. S. Middlemans, Rother street, Oamaru—a daughter. MOORE.—On January 28, at 32 Royal terrace, wife of F. Zwingle Moore —of a eon. PRINCE.—On January 26, at “El NSdo,” Nurse Cupples’e Hospital, the wife of Mr P. Prince, Ravensboume —a son. SPRATT.—At “Nevada” Private Hospital, Coquet street, Oamaru, on February 1, 1923, to Mr and Mrs M. L. Spratt, jun., Awamoko—a eon. TISDALL. —At “Louisa Roberts” Hospital, Middlemarch, on January 26, to Mr and Mrs H. R. Tisdall, Ngapuna—a son. MARRIAGES. DOWDEN—M'DONALD.—On December 28, 1922, at Knox Church, Dunedin, by the Rev. A. W. Kinmont, Arthur Lambert Dowden to Charlotte Gordon M‘Donald. GAIR —BOECKING. —On January 4, 1923, at St Andrew’s Church, by the Rev. Hector Maclean, M.A., M.Sc., 8.D., Frederick James, youngest son' of Mr and Mrs William G-air, of Cromwell, to Roemer Elizabeth Elphege, only child of Mrs and * the late Mr George W. Boecking, of Dunedin. GOW— MARTIN.—On October 18, 1922, at the residence of Mr J. H. Treseder, Thornton, by Rev. W. J. Gow, father of bridegroom, lan B. Gow to Maidie, only daughter of Mr C. J. Martin, of St. Clair, Dunedin. LAMB —M‘IN TYRE.—At Strand Salon, Dunedin, on December 27, 1922, by the Rev. Clarence Eaton, Thomas Lamb, Auckland, second son of Mr and Mrs T. Lamb, of Roslyn, Dunedin, to Gertrude Mary, second daughter of Mr and Mrs J. MTntyre, of Cumberland street, Dunedin. LAMBERT—PELLETT.—On December 30, 1922, at Presbyterian Church, Clinton, by the Rev. D. S. Mason, Charles Arthur, eldest son of Mr and Mis A. G. Lambert, St. Clair, to Agnes Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs F. W. Pellett, Hatcheries, Clinton. MANN—LANDOAS.—At Naaeby, on January 31, William Mann, of Kokonga, to May, second daughter of Mrs Crane, Harrow street, Dunedin. PRINGLE —WRIGHT.—On November 28, 1922, at the Presbyterian Church, Palmerston, by the Rev. Mr R. Fairmaid, David, second son of the late Mr S. Pringle and Mrß Pringle, Green Island, to Georgena, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. A. Wright, Palmerston. RUIHERFORD—BROWN.—On December 6, 1922, at Cromwell, by the Rev. C. Gaut, Stewart Edmond, youngest son of Mrs R. W. Rutherford and the late Archibald Rutherford, of Lower Kaikorai Valley, to Gertrude, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. Brown, Christchurch. SAWERS —DUNCAN.—On December 23, 1922, at St. Andrew’s Church, "Wellington, by Rev. A. E. Hunt, Joseph Bower, second son of Mr and Mrs W. Sawers, Anderson's Bay, Dunedin, to Jessie Agnes, youngest daughter of Mrs Wixon Duncan, Hampden. STRATI* ORD—DOIG.—On December 28, 1922, at St. Clair Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. John Miller, F.R.G.S., Jeannie Robina (Jean), younger daughter of Wh liain Doig, Christchurch, to Morris, younger son of the late Mark Stratford, Nelson. WHITE—GEDDES.—On November 15, 1922, at St. Matthew’s Church, Dunedin, by Archdeacon W. Curzon-Siggers, Harper Spencer, son of Mr and Mrs H. H. S. White, Union street, Dunedin, to Lena May, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs S. W. Geddes, corner Queen and Albany streets, Dunedin.
DEATHS.
BRYANT. —On February 1, 1923, at Otokia (accidentally drowned), Harry Thomas, beloved son of William and Fanny Bryant; aged 21 years. Deeply mourned. ’ BURKE. —On January 29, at Dunedin Hospital, Eileen Mary, dearly beloved eldest daughter of William Gilbert and the late Catherine Burke, 243 Kenmure road, Mornington; aged 23 years. Deeply mourned. R.I.P. , ' GIBSON. —On February 1, 1923, at her residence, Johnston street, Milton, Elizabeth Duthen, beloved wife of John Gibson iretired farther); aged 70 years. Deeply mourned. R.I.P. HAMEL.—On January 29, at her residence, No. 100 Carroll street, Dunedin, Helena Hansel, mother of J. H. F. Hamel and E. A. Hamel. HARRIS. —On February 2, 1923, at his residence, University Buildings, Dunedin, William Henry, beloved husband of Fanny Harris f aged 70 years. Deeply mourned. JAY.—On February 1, 1923, at his residence, 78 Leith street, Harry Jay, husband of the late Catherine Jay, and dearly beloved father of Violet Cassels and Horace and Robert Jay; aged 87 years. Deeply regretted. LODGE. —On February 2, 1923, at Wellington, Alphonsus (Fonce) Lodge, dearly loved nephew of Mrs J. M. Paterson, Alexandra (as the result of diving accident at Day’s Bay); aged 20 years. R.I.P. MTNTYRE. —On February 3, 1922, ab Ross Home, North-East Valley, Margaret Leighton MTntyre, late of Gordon road, Mosgiel, and relict of Alexander C. MTntyre, late of Christchurch; aged 71 years. MARTEEN. —On February 3, 1923, at Dunedin, Moses, dearly beloved stepfather of Mrs G. Facoory, of 7 Thomas street, South Dunedin; aged 73 years. MILLER. —At Dunedin, on February 1, John, beloved husband -of Jessie Miller, 9 Driver's road, Maori Hill; aged 78 years.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3595, 6 February 1923, Page 39
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