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e TYERS- BROWN.. 1 A quiet pretlv wedding w. 1 solemnised on' December 22nd i 1 Christ Church, Papakura, the He i P. S. Smallfield olfeiating, assisted ) s Rev. W. C. Wood, when Miss Jess i Brown, daughter of the late M George Brown, formerly of Tuaka and Mrs. Brown, Edinburgh Stree Puk.ekohe, was united in "the lui bonds of matrimony to Mr. James V Tyers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Job lyers, of England. The church w; beautifully decorated by friends c • the bride, and a petty wedding be was suspended from the rafters ut dor which the bride stood. She wa .Given away by her uncle, Mr. Arthu Brown, of Manunui, and was attire in dainty white and silver voile wit silk net and pearly trimmings, whil she also wore the orthodox veil an orange blossoms and carried a beau tiful sheaf of Christmas lillies. Sh was attended by Nurse Ivy Browr of Auckland Hospital (niece), am Misses Ivy Hall, of Otorohangi (niece) Ella ■ Matthews, Aucklam (friend), and Mavis Brown, Puke kohe (niece), as bridespiaids, whih little Sylvan and Teala Pegler, o. Manurewa, acted as flower girls. r lh< bridesmajds wore buttercup voile made in the latest lichu style witl hats to match and carried showei bouquets. Mr. N>. L. Brown, of Pukekohe, brother of the bride, acted as | best man and Mr. Jack Brown, ol [ Papatoetoe, nephew of the bride, as groomsman. After tno ceremony a numbe of guests pa took of a sumptuous wedding repast at the Parish aHli, Papakura, when the customary toasts were honoured. The bridegroom is a South African war veteran and holds the Queen’s modal with live clasps. The bridegrooms present to the bride .was a pearl necklace and to the two (ir.st pridesmaids gpki brooches, while the two second bridesmaids received gold cameo rings and the flower girls gold necklets, Presents were numerous' and cosily. Mr, aml Mrs, Tyers will inj future reside in England. i •' Father, what is ■ a pessimist;”' ‘My son, a pessim ist is a man who, I when given Ids choice between the ;wo evjJs, takes both of them." i

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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 601, 21 January 1921, Page 2

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353

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 601, 21 January 1921, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 601, 21 January 1921, Page 2

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