The Nelson-Dlckins Wedding.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3879, 28 May 1906, Page 2

The Nelson-Dlckins Wedding.

Mr and Mrs Nelson received a very large number of beautiful presents on the occasion of theic marriage. The following is a complete list.* Mrs J. Diekins, grand piano Mr J. Diekins, cheque Mr and Mrs Nelson (Christchurch), travelling rug. Mr E. H. Nelson (Christchurch), set of irons. Mr and Mrs Blackler (Ashburton), fruit dish. Mr James Nelson, half-dozen diningroom chairs. Miss Nelson (Canterbury), case afternoon teaspoons and jam and butter knife. Mr and Mrs A. Diekins, silver egg , cruet. Mr and Mrs J. Allen (Palmerston), rain-proof gig apron. Mr A. W. and Mrs Elliott, silver cake basket.

Mr and Mrs W. Vickers (Auckland), silver sugar scuttle. Mr T. F. Fountaine, cheque Mr and Mrs T. P. Watson, silver cake basket. Mr and Mrs S. Hutchings, silver and glass jam dish. Mr Boyd and Miss Hutchings, cut glass claret bottles. Mr, Mrs and Miss Owen, teapot and table centre. Mrs Moore, Mount Mellick tea-cloth. Mrs and Miss Goldfinch, door mats. Mr and Mrs J. Franklin, hall stand. Miss Franklin, silver sardine dish. Miss Ada Franklin, glass and silver cream and sugar basins. Miss Una Franklin, teapot. Mr W. Ecdes, 4 dining-room chairs. Miss Gregory, drawing-room chairs. Misses Watt (Napier), silver jam dish. Miss Smith, flower pot. Mrs, Mr and Misses Hall (Hastings), silver cruet. Mr and Mrs W. Nicholson, silver and cut-glass butter dish. Mr and Mrs W. Thomson (Hastings), oil painting. Miss Harvey (Waipukurau), silvermounted vases. Mr and Mrs H. Burnett, solid brass engraved tray. Miss K. Tuely, silver salver. Mr and Mrs Tuely (Auckland), books and silver ladle. Mr and Mrs J. F. Macandrew (Colchester, England), gold cross. Mr and Mrs Hyde (Napier), cheque. Mr G. 11. Hogan (Auckland), silver toast rack. Miss Winduss (Napier), gong. Mr and Mrs W. Millar, silver and cutglass honey jar. Miss Milliken (Canterbury), silver sngar scuttle and sifter. Miss Mackay, black and white picture. Mr and Mrs H. P. Horne, set of jugs. Mr J. Roulston, Japanese table. Miss Bead (Auckland), Silver pickle fork. Miss Wall, silver breakfast cruet. Mr Alf. Rendle, opposum hearth rug. Miss M. Tuely (Marton), prayer book and table centre.

Mr and Mrs M. Healey, silver' cake knife.

Mr and Mrs Cunningham, silver and glass jam dish. Mias Wemyss (Blenheim), afternoon tea plates. Mr and Mrs Lindauer, silver breakfast cruet. Mr and Mrs Remnant, dinner cruet. Mr and Mrs Stevenson, wedgewood hot-water jug. Mr and Mrs Pillans and family, silver and Carlton biscuit jar, Mr and Mrs A. Barnett, bamboo whatnot. Miss Barnett, sideboard cloth. Mr and Mrs Sharplin, salad bowl. Mrs Lowman, fancy cake stand. Mr and Mrs A. Crawford, dinner service. Mr and Mrs W. G. Crawford, album. Mr Lewis Edwards, salad bowl. Mr and Mrs Garry Thomas, silver serviette rings. Mr and Mrs J. Grant, palm jar. Mr and Mrs E. Prichard, bamboo cake-plate holder. Mr and Mrs F. Murray, silver and, ruby sugar basin. Mrs Leith, bath towels. Miss J. Leith, cream jug and sugar basin.

Miss Herlihy, silver and cut-glass jam dish and spoon. Mr and Mrs Herrick, silver-mounted bread board.

Mr Boss (Hastings), hand-painted vase.

Mr G. T. Edwards, silver and glass jam dish. Mr and Mrs Loader, riding whip. Mr Ruddiok and Mr Stubbs, silvermounted liqueur stand. Mr and Mrs Speedy, silver-mounted jam dish and cream jug and sugar basin. Mr and Mrs Tansey (Mangaweka), sil-ver-mounted dressing case. Mr and Mrs Mat. Tansey (Matamau), flower pot. . Mrs C. "W. Davis and Mrs 0. Davis (Dannevirke), hot-water jug and pair of vases. Mr B. Curry, driving whip, Mr and Mrs W. E. Oliver, pair vases and salt cellars.

Mr and MrsVeale, pair silver-mounted vases. Miss E. Tansey (Mangaweka), black and white picture. Mr and Mrs Joyce, set of carvers, Mrs and Miss Barkwith, pair glass dishes. Miss James, biacuit barrel. Mrs A. Gilbert, glass jam dish and sugar basin. Miss A. Gilbert, table centre. Mrs Motley, table forks and dessert spoons. Miss Wilmot (Palmerston), silver biscuit barrel. Mr T. Hughes (railway), cheese dish. Mrs A. Clark (Pakihikura), silvermounted pickle jars. Mrs F. Craven (Dannevirke), silvermounted cream and sugar. Mr T. Laimbier, pair candlesticks. Mr and Mrs T. Hughes, set of saucepans. Lu-Lu’s Queen, china teapot. Mr W. Clark (Pakihikura), breakfast cruet. Miss Linehan, pair of vases, ~, Mr and Mrs Pickering (Palmerston), silver-mounted jam dish and spoon. Mr B. Cargill, pair of vases. . Mr and Mrs A. H. Dillon, biscuit jar. Miss Reid, handkerchief sachet. Mrs Curry, silver and glass butter dish. Mrs Meacham and family, cheese dish.

Miss MacDonald (New Plymouth), pair oil paintings. Mr Fred. McCormick, picture easel. Mr, Mrs and Miss Fougere, cheese dish and salt cellars. Mr and Mrs McNicol, lamp.