Biths, Marriages, and Deaths.

Colonist, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5778, 16 April 1890, Page 3

Biths, Marriages, and Deaths.

BIRTH. Golhman,—March 27, at Hope, tha wife o! Mr Wm. Coleman, of a son. MARRIAGES. Ahdbewabtha—Remnant. - April 4, at the residence of the bride's siater, by tha Rev A. M. Wright, Herbert Andrewartha, of Fitzherbert, Falmerston North, to Sophia, the youngest daughter of Christopher Remnant, of Ngatimoti, Nelson. Maclean—Whkib—April sth, at the reßidenoe of the bride's cousin (his Worship the Mayor), Master ton, by the Rev William Rouse, Dngald, the fourth son of Donald Maclean, Scotland, to Jessie, the youngest surviving daughter of Jamea Wilkie, of Motueka. DEATHS. Biggs.—Maroh SO, at his residence, T&dmor Mr George Biggs, aged 68. Respeoted and regretted by all who knew him. (Weatport and Home papers please copy.) Haite.—Maroh 18, at Collingwood, Ann Haite, the beloved mother of Mrs A, T. Maginnity, aged 86 years. Hill.—March 21, at Wakefield, Ann, beloved wife of Thomas Hill, in her 81st year, dearly loved and respeoted by all who knew her. Her end was peace. Lake.—At the residence of Mrs Lipscombe, Milton street, Mary Jane Lake, aged 57 years. Lucas.—March 29, at her mother's residence, Britannia Heights, Nelson, after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian fortitude, Alice Annette, youDgeat daughter of the late Robert Luoas, aged 22 years. Pitt.—March 21, at " Murit&i," Nelson, Sidney Herbert, seoond eon of the late William Pitt, aged 28 years. Pettit.—April 4, at her parents residence, Waimea street, Ethel, the beloved and only daughter of F. C. and Minnie Pettit, aged 3 months and a half.