BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

Wellington Independent, Volume XXIV, Issue 2785, 16 January 1869, Page 4

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIBTnS. Backhouse. — On December 10, at his residence, Cuba street, the wife o£ J. T. Backhouee, of a Bon. Bkoad— On the 23rd December, at Shortland, Auckland, the wife of Lowther Broad, Esq., R.M., of a daughter. Beown. — On Sunday, December 27, at Waiwetu, Hutt, the wife of Mr William Brown, of a eon. Eable — On the 15th January, at the Taita, the wife of Dr Earle, Wunganui, of a daughter. FfiASEE. — On December 18, at Tory street, the wife of Mr Francis Fraser, of a daughter. Hobnblow — On December 4, at the Moroa Stores, near Greytowu, Wairarupa, the wife of Mr 0. W. Hornblow, of a daughter. Jones. — On December 25, at Taranaki street, the ■wife of Mr W. H. Jones, junr., of a son. King. — On December 21, at Johnsonville, the wife of Mr Edward J. King, of a daughter. Mowlbm. — On December 25, at Wainuiomata, the wife of Captain Mowlem, ship Electra, of a daughter. Quick.— On Dec. 9, the wife of W. H. Quick, E*q. of a daughter. Reeveb. — On the 16hh December, at Wellington Terrace, the wife of Edward Reeves, Esq., of a daughter. Whkeleb. — On December 22, at Nelson, Mrs E. Wheeler, of a son. MABRIAGES. Edmeades — Whatton. — At the residence of the bride's father, Greytown.on Thursday, January 7, by the Rev. A. 'Knell, William Daniel Edineades, to Emily, fourth daughter of Mr T. Whatton. Hectoii— Monro. — On December 30, at Christ Church, Nelson, by the Rev. G. H. Johnstone, James Hector, Esq., M D., F.R.S., to Maria Georgina, eldest daughter of Sir David Monro, Speaker of the House of Representatives. Nelson — D'Envie — On January 9, at St. Mary's Church, Blenheim, by the Rev. Father Seauzau, William M. Nelson. Esq, burrister-at-law, Blenheim, to Kate, youngest daughter of Robert D'Envir, Esq., Downpatrick, Ireland. I DEATHS. Johnson. — On January 8, at the Colonial Hospital, Wellington, William Henry Johnson, aged 15 yearsMahtin. — On Dpcember 27, at his residence, Sidney street, Mr James Martin, coachmaker, aged 74- years. London papers please copy. Matthews. — On January 4, at the Hutt, tho wife of Mr Charles Matthews, after a long and painful illness, aged 58 yea's. MooitE. — On December 10, at the Provincial Hospital, James Karr Mooi*e, a»ed 36 years. MITCHELL — On December 29, at Willow Lodge, Willis street, Mr Joseph Mitchell, aged 41 yoar3. Payton. — On Docember 27, at Pahautanui. Mary Ann Josephine, infant daughter of Joseph and Mary Payton, aged tlnvo months. Port — On January 9, at Willis street, Ambrose Hughey, infant son of Mr R. Port. SAWyEtt — On the 12th January, Walter Junies, infunt pon of Mr James Sawyer, Beacon Jlill Signal Station. Smith. — On Christmas morning, suddenly, at Flat Point, East Const, at Mrs Murch's resi- j dence, Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of James Smiih, of this city, aged 19 years. Deeply regretted by a very lurge circle of friends. Smith. — On January 3, ot Woodside, near Greytown, Wairarapa, William Mom Smith, formerly Captain in the Royal Artillery, and for many years principal surveyor of the New Zealand Company.