PERSONAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 4 July 1907, Page 2

PERSONAL.

lion. Oliver Samuel, M.L.C., leaves] Sydney on Saturday, and will arrive in I Wellington ou Wednesday. | Mr K. Woodhouse, of New Plymouth, went north by last nights boat on a business visit. | Miss May Seddon, a daughter of the |Hight Hon. I\, J. Seddon, was niarried yesterduy to Mr Knox (jiiliucr, yon of the lion, llamiton (Jihner, M.L.C. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Wallis, assisted by Key. T. Sprott. A very preity wedding was quietly solemnised at the residence of the bride's pirenU, i'ahnerslon North, 011 Monday, by the Kov. father Bower, when William "Walter, second son of Mr Ciias. (.«. Tunbridge, of New Plymouth, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mary,third daughter of Mr M. Nooiun, of I'almerston North. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr M. Xoonan, looked well in a handsome brown costume with dainty law; vest and trimmings and a very becoming hat to mutch, llie bridesnuid, Miss Lulu I'ujjJbrWg.' (sister of the bridegroom) was attired in a neat Mine-colored costume trimmed with white velvet and braid; hat to match. Mr Thos. Noonui

(brothel' oi* ihe bride) ollieiated as be* ni»•ill. At the euneUision. of the cere mony, the health of the bride and bride groom was duly honored by the guesU present, J lie newly-married couple let by the mid-day express Tor New j'lv mouth, where the honeymoon will K spoilt—Times.