YIEW OF MARSLAND BARRACKS IN 1858, WITH MOUNT IN THE DISTANCE.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9123, 2 July 1891, Page 13 (Supplement)

VIEW OF MARSLAND BARRACKS IN 1858, WITH MOUNT IN THE DISTANCE.

(Vieiv taken on ths Htll at the back of the Taranaki Herald Office.)

further enquiries I find there are still many more that I was unaware of I think most of your readers will be surprised to find how many old couples in this district have kept their golden wedding. As we are now nearing the Jubilee of the settlement, I think the publication of a, list of these old people will not bo. inappropriate to the occasion. To the names appended some of your readers will no doubt be able to add others. I hope no one will take it as prying into their private affairs to publish such a list as this — nothing is further from my thoughts. It

of St. Vincent, fought in 1707. This couple both reached the good old age of 92 years, and lie in St. Mary's Churchyard, beside t heir gallant .son anil only child, William Cntfiel I King, who was killed by the natives in the war of 1800. Mr ami Mrs John Lye, GO years married. Mr ami Mrs Putt Mr iin-l Mrs Hooker Mr and Mrs Haniblyn Mr ami Mrs John Newland Mr and Mrs John Kelly Mr and Mrs John Perry Of these here named all are deac?.

Mr and Mrs Oxenliam, 58 years married Mr and Mrs Simon Andrews Mr and Mrs Simeon Ilowell Mr and Mrs P. C. George Mr and Mrs Parris Mr and Mrs Autridge Mr ami Mrs Sampson Hew 11. 11. and Mrs Brown Mr aiv l Mrs James Bavlv.