DISTRICT NEWS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10619, 26 April 1912, Page 5

DISTRICT NEWS.

[From Our Own Corrttpondenb."\ CARTERTON. At St. Mark's Church, Carterton!* on Wednesday afternoon, Mr A.. R* Daysh, youngest son of Mr J. Daysli,. bf Cfc-rterton, was married <to Misa EK'-a 1 Annie Banks, fourth daughter of Sir iR. Barnks, cf Carterton-. TQie flbjriido was given away bv her father,* and) aretis attended by ili-c.r sister, Dorrtie, as bridesmaid. Mr R. Eanks was best man, ajul the 1 Rev.. R. Young-the bffiofatiug cle.rgs-.mall. A reception was iueld at the residence of the bride's parents, and a (social- gathering ait the. Cbarfeyill-e tHatMl an: the' evening. Mi* fend Mrs iD-arsh will reside at Carterton. The many friends «f Constable- La.rliin, of Greytown, will hear with regret that Mas Larkcn is at present wery all in iNursto Grengor's Home. , At the meeting of tihe Lodge, Carterton!, on "Wednesday evening, Dr R. M. Ckmn was appointed a Lodgfe surgeon tin place .of Da* resigned. It was decided to take part in- a combined cSprcih parad© *of Friendly Societies •onNSunday, May 6t3i. Members cf tJie Carterton Fire Brigade visited tGia Gi-eytown Brigade on -Wednesday Evening, thte occasion. of (their l bazaiar. The &um of £92 taken for itiie. •• rst day, together with £4O or £SO for further sales, tirougjitthefunds up to about £14.0. rite bazaar is being extended ro tihie - * Say si, and tihe Brigade ihas ..set. itself nit to dear £2OO.