WEDDING BELLS.
On Saturday iast a: Te Kuiti the wedding of Mr George Darby/hire and Miss Lilian Aiberta Yarwood took place, the Rev. R, bditched conducting the ceremony. The bride v.-as attended by Miss ; Duncar.. ar.- : . Mr Koilard officiated as groomsman. A number of friends attended the ceremony, which took piace a: the hen:? which had been prepared by Mr Darbyshire for his bride, ar.d ?.'.': sat dov.-r. to a sumptuous -vveddlr.r breakfast. The evening was made merry by the attendance of a festive party v, ho honoured the occasion by irhuiginy. in the music of tin cans. Mr Darbyshire is v.-c-ii bmemn in Te and is at present v.-i:h. Messrs Watts and Broabfctt. An interesting feature of the '.vet iinr is that the bride has journeyed frtn: Zngiand to fulfil a troth v.dtich was miohttd before Mr Darbyshire '.■_-:: ri::r.= ft r Nev,- Zealand. The tribe va? amomoaried by her father and mtthor wht have taken up their resident; at 7; Iduiti.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 172, 12 July 1909, Page 2
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161WEDDING BELLS. King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 172, 12 July 1909, Page 2
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