BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1955, 10 September 1863, Page 4

BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES.

BIRTHS. , Bakkr. — At Ghuzuee-street, Wellington, August 11, 1863, the wife of Mr Ebenozor Baker, of a daughter. Davis — September 8, at the Pilot Station, the wife of Captain Davis, of a daughter. Devereux— September 2, at the Hutt, the wife of Mr W. 0. Devereux, of a, daughter. Ellis — August 15, at Karori, tho -wife of Mr Thomas Ellis, of a son. Hills — September 4, at Wellington Terrac*, the wife of Mr B. W. Mills, of a son. Mose — August 15, at her residence, L&mbton Quay, Mrs Lewis Moss, of a eon. Tctllt — August 20, at Ghuznee-streot, Mrs Tully of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Chamberlain- — Whatton — September 3, at tho residence of Mr Whatton, Porirua Koad, by the fter 3. Aldred, Mr Giles F. Chamberlain, of Masterton, to Miss Whatton. Cleland — Percy — August 11, 1863, at St Peter's Church, Wellington, by the Rev G. H. Johnston, William Cleland, to Eunice Hester Percy, botli of the Hutt Eberlet — Cakey — August 23, at the residence of Mr D. Smith, by the Rev J. Aldred, Mr Frederick W. Eberlet to Misß Alice Carey, both of Wellington. Harvet — Russell — August 17, by the Rev J. Moir, at the residence of Mrs Russell, Wellington Terrace, Mr Thomas Viguers Harvey, to Miss Agnes Hackney Russell, both of Wellington. Lillicrap — Moir — September 2, at tho Manso, Wellington, by the father of the bride, Herbert V. Lillicrap, Esq., Captain, (late of the King's Royal regt,) Colonial Defence Force, son of the late Vice-Admiral Lillicrap, to Jessie Alexander, eldest daughter of the Rev John Moir Presbyterian Minister, Wellington. ' Moore — Lumsdes — August 12, at tho residence of G. Wheeler, Esq., Rangitikei, by the Rev. J. Duncan, Hamilton Andrews, third son of the late Rev. W. G. Moore, Vicar of Asluckby, Lincolnshire, to Maria Louisa, eldest daughter of the late Mr W. R. Lumaden, of Wellington. Small— Jones— July 29, at the residence of J. Treweek, Esq, Meadow Bank, Tokomairiro, Otago, by the Rev T. B. Todd, Mr W. T. Small, to Isabella, eldest daughter of Mr J. Jones, near Aramoho, Wungauui, and niece to the late Dr John Duke, Mohill, Co. Leitrim. Ireland. Tate—Askix— September 2, at St Peter's Church, Wellington, by the Rev A. Stock, 8.A., Edward H. Tate, of the Union Bank of Australia, to Sophia Amelia, widow of the late Walter Askin, of Bally-boy, County Meath, Ireland. No cards. DEATHS. Ixnes — August 27, at Nelson, of heart disease, Grace, the beloved wife of the Rev Jonathan Innes, Wesleyan Minister ; aged o-i. Ri'.id — August 14, p.fter a long illness, borne with exemplary patience, and in the faith and hope of the Gospel, Andrew Reid, Esq, of Fordell, aged 50 years ; much and justly esteemed by all who know him. I Roixo — August 20, George Banford, infant son of John I Rollo, Carpenter, Wellington. Ward— September 7, Walter Henry, son of Mr Charles Ward, H.M. Customs, aged two years and eight months.