MARRIAGES.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 16, 20 April 1907, Page 44

MARRIAGES.

BRACEWELL KEAN.—On March sth, at Christ Church, Ellerslie, by the Rev. F. W. Walker, George I*. J., eldest son of the late James Bracewell, Parnell, to Jane, fourth daughter of John Lang Kean, builder, of Ellerslie. MARSHALL—NELSON. — On Thursday, March 28, 1907, at St. David’s Church, Khyber Pass-rd., by the Rev. Wedderspoon, Wm. Marshall, second son of Thomas Marshall, of Auckland, to Margaret Rosina. youngest daughter of the late Charles Nelson, of Auckland. MEGERNEY — lIA NN ANT. — On February 18th. 1907, at St. Thomas’ Church, by Rev. Lu Rein. George R. Megerney, of Auckland, to Elizabeth J. Hannant, of Auckland, late of London, England. McCUNE- McLELLAN. At 3, Sheridanstreet, Auckland, on 13 th March. 1907, by the Rev. R. Somerville, Alexander, eldest son of Thomas McCune,late of Kilwinning, Ayrshire, to Helen Jane (‘‘Nell”), fourth daughter of the late Samuel McLellan, Dumfries, Scotland.—Dumfries and Ayrshire papers please copy. POTTER—SPINLEY.—On February 11th, at St. Mary’s Cathedral, Parnell, by the Rev. Sutton, Charles Edmund, second son of Charles E. Potter, Elwood, Melbourne, and the grandson of the late Capt. G. T. Potter, of the 28th Regiment, England, to Christina Mary (Chrissie), second daughter of Capt. J. C. Spinley, Devonport. and granddaughter of the late T. B. King, 14th Regt. SHEFFIELD—CRIPPEN.—On Wednesday, • 20th March, at Epiphany Church, by the Rev. E. Lush, Harry Charles, eldest son of Harry Sheffield, Parnell, to Emma Elvira Layton (Lettie), eldest daughter of the late Frederick Horton Crippen, of Grey Lynn. .WILLOUGHBY—EDWARDS.—At Holy Sepulchre Church, Auckland, on 11th April, by the Rev. G. A. Carver, Ernest Edward Willoughby, of Croydon. England, to Beatrice Muriel, only daughter of Mrs. and the late Williams Edwards, of Mangere. London papers please copy. WOODLOCK- ADEANE.—On April Ist, at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Auckland, by the Rev. Father Murphy. Bartholomew Sydney. eldest son of Mr. J. L. WoodJoek, Commercial-road, Arch Hill, to Frances Irene, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Adeane, of Eccles’-avenue, City.