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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4860, 19 October 1876, Page 7

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. l '- BIRTHS. ; Cohen.—On 1 September 22, Mrs. H. L. Cohen of a . son. Wilson.—On the 22nd September, at her residence, ■ Hill-street, the wife of H. C. Wilson of a son. Anderson,—On the 29th September, at Willis-street, Wellington, the wife of, Henry Anderson of a daughter. ; Raymond.—On the 25th September, at Cuha-street, the wife of Wellington Raymond of a daughter. Rookel.—On September 28, at Carnarvon, the wife of Mr, H. Rookel of a daughter. Prosser.- On the 3rd of October, at Pahautanui Hotel, Pahantanui, the wife of Samuel Prosser of a daughter. Nelson papers please copy. Grosholz—On October 15, at Hillside Villa, Words- . ■ worth-street, the wife of M. August E. Grosholz of a daughter. MARRIAGE. Churchill—Berry.—At the residence of Mr. Morison, Cambridge-terrace, on the 22nd September, by the Rev. J. Paterson, John, third son of Mr. WiUiam Churchill, to Louisa Berry, eldest stepdaughter of Mr. Henry Morison. Nation—Green.—On September 2, at St. Sepul- ,• chre's, Auckland, by the Rev. B. T. Dudley, Henry Inhes, eldest sou of Colonel Nation, of Parnell, Auckland,' to Louisa Emily Mary, eldest daughter of Major Green, of Mount Eden, Auckland. Brooke—Spurring:—On the 27th September, at St. Peter's Church, Wellington, by the Ven. Archdeacon ■ Stock, Amy, second daughter of Ansley Spurting, ' Esq., of Hobart'Towh, to Robert Parkinson Brooke, i eldest son Jof the late Rev. R. P. Brooke, A.M., of Worcester. Ballinger—Carey.—On September 30, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. J. Paterson, Joseph William Ballinger, to Anne S. Carey, both of Wellington. Grubb—Halligan.— On October 4. at Wellington, by the Rev. Father O’Reilly, John Grubb, eldest son of J. Grubb, shipwright, Lyttelton, to Miss Agnes Halligan,' of Swinetord, County Mayo, Ireland.! West Coast and Canterbury papers please copy. ' , ‘ DEATHS. Pilcher.—Oh September 23, at Hopper-street, ! Catherine, daughter of H. J. Pilcher, aged 0 months. Lowe.—On September 26,. at Sydney-street, Ann, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Charles Henry Lowe, and second daughter of Mr. J. B. Reading, aged 30 years. ■ Cabbuthers —On September 30, at the residence of Mrs. M. J. Martin, Pipitea-point, Wellington, Jane, relict of the late Edwin M, Carruthors, aged 05 years. . Macdonald.— On September 16, at Blenheim House, Taranaki-street, Wellington, of scarlet fever, Thomas Aitken, the beloved ' second son of T. Kennedy and Frances E. Macdonald, aged 4 years and 6 months. Macdonald.— On September 26, at Blenheim House, ' Taranaki-street, Wellington, of scarlet fever, Allan Rossiter, the beloved eldest son of T. Kennedy and Frances R. Macdonald, aged 5 years and 8 months. Macdonald.—On October 9, at Blenheim House, Taranaki-street, Wellington, of scarlet fever, Rowland Angus, the beloved third son of T. Kennedy and Prances R. Macdonald, aged 3 years and 5 months. —The last of the family. Ward.—On the 13th October, at his residence, Sydney- ’ street, Wellington, the Rev. Robert Ward, in his 61st year. ’ Dew.—On the 14th October, at his father’s residence, Edward Herbert, infant son of Mr. George Dew, of Stokes Valley, Wellington. >

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