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Colonist, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4122, 25 April 1885, Page 3

TO-DAY . will be observed; as a I j SPEOT'AIY •when the lsh©le]bf;<mr ,» I JBXTSNSIVE feHEPMENTS''1 :i NEW GOODS for.the ensuing season will be displayed. Our Customers aa<j r the Public are cordially;iavited^to ;,attend.<■ and- inspect the many KoveSTIES whicli will be, exhibited, No solicitation will be used to induce Visitors to purchase; we simply wish everyone to see ourMAaNipiCENx Stock at the beginning of the iJea80De E.J.WAMER and CO, BJALL OF COMMERCE. MONEY TO LEND on freehold security.-FRANK H. COOKE. Solicitor, Nelson. MONET -TO LEND ou Freehold ■ Seourityi in sums to suit orrowere. J. H. NEW MAIT, Haryd street. Jkj&mnxm & ECiiig-dlofi BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS.. :i IS OTAEIES PITBLICt £*f$Kp\ (%f%f\ and upwards to A^UjyyV ' LEND ia any suras to .suit borrowers, from 7 por cont. Established 1858. ONKY to LEND on Freehold Becnrity, i'l surds to suit borrowers, at the current rate of interest. PITT & MOO HE. Solicitors, Nelson Births, Marriages, and Beatk BIRTHS. Gibbs.—April 14, 1885, the wife of R. W. (iibbs, Motueka, of a daughter. Gh-bebt.—March 23, at Motaeka, tha wife of Mr H. E. Gilbert, of a son. Psttit.—April 13, at Waimea street, the wife of Mr Thomas Pettit, of a son. Woble?. —March 28, the wife of W. F. Worleyj of a son. MARRIAGES. Emch—M'MtJßßA?.— April 22, at *St Paul's Church, Brightwater, by the Yen Archdeacon Males, William, eldest,son of the late Robert Eden, of Wakefild, Nelson, New Zealand, and • grandson of ■ the late George Gowland, Esq., of High Burton, Masham, Yorkshire, to Afice,> eldest daughter of Mr J. M'Murray, of Brightwater. [Home and Sydney papers please copy.] Ftonell.—Wills.—April 2, at Lower Moutere, Nelson, by the Rev B. Thomas, Henry Richard, second of Mr Waiter Funnell, late of Sussex, England, to Ada Rickard, third daughtenof thei late Mr James Wills, formerly of New Plymouth, Taranaki. [Taranaki papers please copy.] HlNGSTON—Bensemann. —March ,30,. at the residence of the bride's father, Jby tha; Rev. J. L. Nightingale, Phillip, second son of Mr J. F. fiingston, to Hannah, eldest daughter, of Mr H. Bensemann, of the Upper Moutere. Powell—Shallbonb.—March; 24, at Wanganuiiiby the Rev T. L. Tudor, Incumbent of Christ Church^Frflderick William, youngest, eon-of the Jato Thomas Powell, of Wanganui, to ;Eate Myliu.s,, second daughter of -Edwin Smallbone, of Nelson. DEATHS.. ANDBBW-^rApril-10, ac the Hospital, Nelson, Elizabeth, relict .of the late Mr Thomas Andrew,;aged ; 62iyears.. . ; . ■: Babnktt.—April.l4, at his residence, Waimea street, Nelson, Henry, seeojud son of,Wil'.liatmah&GhaKlotte Barnetti of Wakapuaka, aged47;years. ; T ,• „■•, BAiT.-rAprill9, at hia residence, Wakefield, after a painful ilhiess, Mr John Batti aged 69 years. : o ; [Christchurch > papers please cSoLMJ^April 2, at-Bridge street, Eliza- . betb:jMeroy',rwife: ; of. Mr D. Chishplm, aged 63 years. Deeply lamented by a large.;circle of friends. ~ ..' H^BiNGTON.r-April 17, at the residence of Mr T. W. Dpwnes, Balls, Caroline Adele, relict of the late Jas. F. Harrington, Esq., formerly of the Lower Hutt School, Wellington, and ot. Richmond and Clifton Terrace Schools, Nelson. Habt.—April 5, at his reiidence, Wellington Terrace, Nelson, New Zealand, William Hart, late of Bolton, Lancashire, England, aged 67 years. LBolton papers please copy.] HTLAOT.—ApriI 8, at the Telegraph Hotel, Takaka, Michael, sixth son ef Richard and Elizabeth Hyland, aged 21 years. KELLT.-^-April 17, at his father's residence, Bridge stre»t, after a short illness, Joseph, eldest son of John and Emily Kelly, agad six years. Kitchino. — March 28, at Hardy street, Fannie, youngest child of Archibald ..Kitching,, aged three weeks. Links.-—April-23, -at..Jhis residence, Hope, Thomas Lines, in his 83rd year. Liom—Aprill2, at the residence of Mr S. F. Bolton, Trafalgar Square, Alice Ellen, fourth daughter of William and Susannah Lloyd, aged 13 years and 9 months. Matthew.—April 19, 1885, at her mother's residence, Renton Street, Mary Ann Grant, eldest and beloved daughter of the late John Matthew, aged 23 years. [Christchurch and Dunedin papers please copy.] Matthews.—April 23, at Kent Road, Taranaki, Mr S. Matthews. Msaks. April 23, at the residence of Mr F. M; BrswertonrMotupiko "Valley,-Mary Ann, relict of the late Jonathan Hears. [Home papers please copy.] HEVB.^-M&rch 30, John William, second son of Anna and Augustus Neve, aged 7 years and 10 months. Nbwpokt.—April 17, at Aniseed Valley, Walter Stephen, beloved eon of Thomaa Newport, aged 5 years and 8 months. Pabker.— March 27, at the residence of her parents, at the Port, Elizabeth B. Parker. - the beloved child of W. J. and Bi Parker, ■ aged 12 years. Ross. —April 16, at his residence, Uppor Moutere, James Ross, aged 72 years. Stallabd. —April 3, at his residence, Panama Hotel, after a long and painful illness William Stallard, aged 45 years. Deeplj regretted by all. Wellington papers pleas* copy. BoJn-ET.^-April 21, at hifl residence, Sanny dale, Nelson, after a long illness, Robert Maxwell (youngest son of the late John Maltby Sunley, Esq., merchant, 71, Coinhill, London), aged 58 years. Twist.—April 5, at his residence, New Street, William Twist', aged 40 years. Wi-QSTAriI.—March 29, at Spring Grove, Mary, relict of the late Thomas Wag»t*fl,>g«d 87 yewg.