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土ど 11 5月がつ 1901 - The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957)
Page 9 - Family Notices

[In order to guard against imposition, notices of

Births, Marriages, and Deaths must be authenti-

cated by some respectable person in Melbourne

to ensure their insertion. ]

BIRTHS.

AITCHISON.—On the 28th April, at Bay-street,

Brighton, the wife of Dr. Roderick Aitchison of

a daughter.

BEGG.—On the 2nd May, at Dudley, N.S.W., the

wife of William Begg, M.D., Ch.M.—a daugh-

ter.

BERTHON.—On the 5th May, at Wybellenna,

Victoria-road, Upper Hawthorn, the wife of W.

De Crillon Berthon—a daughter.

DUFFY (nee Bonham).—On the 3rd May, at

Leigh Creek, Pine-avenue, Mildura, the wife of

Joseph T. Duffy, of National Bank of Austral-

asia—a son.

EVANS.—On the 6th May (Royal landing day),

at Daylesford, the wife of Thomas Evans, late

of Cheltenham, of a daughter.

FORREST.—On the 4th April, at the Manse,

Buninyong, the wife of the Rev. James A.

Forrest of a son.

HALL.—On the 21st April, at Meriwa, Barkly-

street, St. Kilda, the wife of P. F. J. Hall—

a daughter.

HALL.—On the 28th April, at "Nga-we," Boun-

dary-road, Toorak, the wife of T. F. W. Hall—

a son.

HEATHERSHAW.—On the 9th May, at 52 Lorne-

street, Moonee Ponds, the wife of H. R. Hea-

thershaw—a son.

HOLDSWORTH.—On the 2nd May, at 362 Lygon-

street, Carlton, the wife of Josiah Holdsworth

of a daughter.

JOSKE.—On the 7th May, at Prospect, 15 Rowe-

street, North Fitzroy, the wife of P. A. Joske

of a daughter.

KEAYS HARDING.—On the 13thApril, at "Glen-

fern," Box Hill, the wife of R. Keays-Hardlng

of a son (premature).

LEE.—On the 30th April, at ''Kiama,'' Curral-

road, Elsternwick, the wife of John G. Lee, Vic-

torian Railway department, of a daughter.

MACDONALD.—On the 6th May, at Mrs. McCul-

loch's Private Hospital, Rathdown-street, Carl-

ton, the wife of D. S. [G.]? Macdonald —a daughter.

SAYCE (nee Nason).—On the 3rd May, at 712

Hay-street, West Perth, the wife of Joseph

Nicholson Sayce, of Nullagine, W.A., of a son

(stillborn).

TONINI.—On the 10th May, at 333 Brunswick-

street, North Fitzroy, the wife of John P.
Tonini, accountant's branch, Victorian Railways,
of a son. Both doing well.

WALTERS.—On the 6th May, at South Yarra, the

wife of A. P. Walters of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

ABUD—McCRACKEN.—On the 6th April, 1901, at

St. Peter's Church, Box Hill, by the Rev. Wil-
liam Green, Arthur Edward, youngest son of
Alexr. T. Abud, to Rachel, only daughter of
John McCracken, Canterbury-road, Box Hill.

BEAUMONT—GREENHILL.—On the 9th April,

1901 (Easter Tuesday), at Wesley Church,
Castlemaine, Victoria, by Rev. Arthur Powell,
H.A., assisted by Rev. Hume Robertson, M.A.,
Edwin Kerby Beaumont, C.E., M.I.M.E., of
Broken Hill, N.S.W., to Frances W. (Fannie),
daughter of G. W. Greenhill, Esq., J.P., mayor
of Castlemaine, Victoria.

BLACK-LEWIS.—On the 17th April, 1901, at

Christ Church, Hawthorn, by the Rev. H. E.
Taylor, Herbert Bryden Black, of Melbourne, son
of the late William Black, Otago, New Zealand,
to Georgiana, daughter of Robert E. Lewis, of
Avencourt, St. James's Park, Hawthorn.

EVANS-SCHULTZE.—On the 3rd April, at All

Saints' Church, St. Kilda, by the Rev. Canon
Potter, Percy, only son of the late David Evans,
chemist, "Evelyn," Williams-road, Hawksburn,
to Lizzie, eldest daughter of the late Martin
Schultze, St. Arnaud, and Mrs. Schultze, Peel-
street, Windsor.

FULLER—WALLIS. —[Silver Wedding.] —On the

11th May, 1876, at Chantry-house, Argyle-street,
St. Kilda, by the Rev. A. Brim (Presbyterian
minister), William-Fuller, of South Yarra, to
Amelia, eldest daughter of the late Thomas
Wallis, of South Yarra. Present address-Car-
dinia, Beaconsfield, Victoria.

HARTNETT—O'DONOVAN.—On the 30th April, at

SI. James's. R.C. Church, Elsternwick, by Rev.
Father Gough, assisted by Rev. Fathers Carey
(West Melbourne) and Carroll (Elsternwick),
James P., only son of Patrick Hartnett, of Bank-
side, Narandera, New South Wales, to Annie,
youngest daughter of James O'Donovan, "Devon-
shire-house," South Brighton.

LOCKINGTON—KERR.—On the 11th April, at St.

Patrick's Cathedral, by the Rev. Father Martin,
James Bryan, eldest son of Amos Lockington,
Royal-terrace, Fitzroy, to Eliza Ellen (Nellie),
eldest daughter of W. J. Kerr, 7 Latrobe-street,

Melbourne.

McILWRAITH-EVANS.—On the 26th February, at

"Ventnor," The Crescent, Ascotvale, by the Rev.

D. Macrae Stewart, John Mcilwraith, "Heath

Hill," Phillip Island, to Emily, second daughter

of William Evans, Ascotvale.

McNICOLL-GYLES.—On the 7th May, at Erskine

Manse, Carlton, by the Rev. W. M. M. Alex-
ander, Wm. McNicoll, photographer, late of
Swanston-street, to Lizzie, widow of the late W.
H. Gyles, of Corowa, N.S.W.

MARR-McATEER.—On the 8th April, at St.

Marv's Roman Catholic Church, Williamstown,
by the Rev. Father Byrne, John, the second
eldest son of William Marr, of Williamstown,
to Elizabeth (Lily), the youngest daughter of
Mrs. McAteer, late of Williamstown.

MILNE-ELLIS.—On the 27th March, at the

residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. D.
Daley, of Fitzroy, James Milne, only son of
George Milne, baker, of Fitzroy, to Adaline
Gertrude, third eldest daughter of J. S. Ellis,
Francis-street, Collingwood, late of Daylesford.
Home papers please copy.

NEILSON-SINCLAIR.—On the 27ith April, by the

Rev. Robt. M'Nair, Ernest J., only son of the

late Wm. Neilson (Education department), to
Helen Maud (Nellie), second daughter of P. S.
Sinclair, Northcote.

PRIDEAUX-TULLOH.—On the 10th April, at

the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev.
T. Collins, Wesleyan minister, Portland, Arthur
George, eldest son of Stephen Prideaux, of
Fosterville, to Ethel Maud, eldest daughter of
G. H. Tulloh, of Portland.

ROCKE-HURRY.—On the 10th April, nt St.

Monica's, Essendon, by the Rev. D. B. Nolan,
Edward Albert, eldest son of Martin J. Rocke,
North Melbourne, to Annie Frances (Ciss), only
daughter of the late Henry Hurry, of Moonee

Ponds.

ROUT-FORSTER.—On the 3rd April, at the re-

sidence of Mr. G. C. D. Forster, Riverslea,
Applecross, Perth, Western Australia, by Um
Rev. A. H. Moore, B.A., Arthur Edward, eldest
son of the late Edward Rout, Richmond, Vic-
toria, to Winnie, third daughter of C. Cameron
Forster, Esq., Brunswick, Victoria.

STOKES-BRADLY.—On the 9th April, at All

Saints', East St. Kilda, by the Rev. Canon
Potter, Thomas William, third son of Thomas
Stokes, of "Edgbaston," Alphington, to Bessie
Irene, second daughter of Charles Arthur
Bradly, of "Reynella," East St. Kilda.

WAKEMAN-DENNIS.—On the 3rd April, at the

Bible Christian Church, East Prahran, by the
Rev. J. Chenhall, Frederick Wakeman, third
son of the late William Wakeman, of Prahran,
to Lucy Dennis, fourth daughter of Edward
Dennis, of South Yarra, late of Ballarat.

DEATHS.

ALTMANN.—On the 9th May (suddenly), at 218

Lennox-street, Richmond, Henry Adolph Alt-

mann, aged 40.

DAVIES.—On the 10th May (suddenly), at Red

Hill, Woodend, Sarah Davies, relict of the late

Joseph Davies, aged 77 years.

HANLEY.—On the 10th May, at Tatura, Mary

Anne, wife of Edward Hanley, Tatura.

McANULTY.—On the 7th May, at 547 Sydney-

road, Royal-park, the infant son of Paul

Anthony and Cecilia McAnulty, aged 7 hours.

MONTGOMERY.—On the 10th May, 1901, Sarah

Jane Montgomery, late wife of R. Montgomery.

A patient sufferer gone to rest.

PIMBLETT.—On the 2nd May, at "Pimlico," Ter-

ang, Richard Phillip Tracey, the dearly loved
husband of Annie Pimblett, and only son of Helen
and the late Richard Pimblett, aged 29 years.

ROBINSON.—On the 7th May, 1901, at his daugh-

ter's residence, 13 Dickens-street, St. Kilda,

George Robinson, J.P., late of "Parkview," Es-

sendon.

ROHNER.—On the 6th May, at Cobram, William,

dearly beloved husband of Mary Rohner, and
second son of the late Dr. Rohner and Mrs.
Rohner, St. Kilda, aged 37 years.

SMITH.—On the 9th May, at Phoenix-street, Mal-

don, Mary, relict of late Mr. Taylor Smith, aged
72years. Born at Hebden-bridge, Yorkshire. New
Zealand papers please copy.

SMITH.—On the 12th May, at Boundary-road,

Toorak, Mrs. Rebecca Smith, late of Fakenham,

Norfolk, Eng., in her 96th year.

TEHAN,.—On the 3rd May, at her residence, Elmdale

Heathcote, Anne Tehan, beloved wife of

James Tehan, J.P., aged 63 years. R.I.P.

VAN DAMME.—On the 10th May, at his residence,

in Ironbark, Bendigo, Peter Christian Adolphus,
beloved husband of Ellen Van Damme, and
brother of Karl Van Damme, J.P.

IN MEMORIAM.

GRAVE.—In sail and loving remembrance of my

dear wife, Lucy Louisa Grave, who died at Wil-
liamstown on 5th May, 1898. (Inserted by her
loving husband, W. G. Grave.)

GRAVE.—In loving remembrance of our dear

niotlier, Lucy Louisa Grove, who died on 6th

.«ay, 1603. (Inserted hy her sorrowing BOII and

írwfficld1.) UraVC' 1:' liC°r' M' UaVlCS' °"d

HORNBLOWER.—In loving remembrance of mv

dear husband, John Griffin Ilornblower, who died

al South Yarra, 12th Muy, lbOei.

JOSEPHS.—In ever-loving memory of our clear

i.lil', lu' K,lorr|e. who pawd away 10th May,

i'.»)l. Deeply mourned.

McCARTHY.~ln loving memory of my dear dill

ellen, Alice nml Margaret Theresa, who died at
larr.icllle, nth May, 1SDS; also Gerald, who
died nth .liny, at the .Melbourne- Hospital.

" Stern messenger of high command,

No mercy lies lu you;

Death is thy líame, thy cruel hands

»pare not the good omi true.

But with Father, Son, urn! Holy Ghost,

rile blessed Three, In One,

Mv? children elwell lu lli-aveu's bright host,

rimn say God's will be deine."

v7fc.'.CjJ,í ll'el' ' loving luther, Gould

.vi Curlhy, Melbourne, nth May, 11)01.)

McGIE.— remembrance «f my elcar lather,
Robert Medic, who died Muv B, 1M)|, ut ||"'
adam and Eve Hotel, utile Colllns-slreet -(lu
se c,| hy his loving elaughler. M. 11. 111,1,11c,)

MORRISON.—" loving memory of our

I r oil and brother ..Hon.," win, dep,ried this

iirni ..ílrnkín ""l0' Carpi-nilolt, I2lli Mov,

10«l. "A pitient nifferer gone' to lest."

"He; mourn our loss tem deep (or we.lils,

we ,i,|M the fneewe loved so dear,

«'? inks the gentle, Im-lng voue,

Um vole-owe never more shall hear."

iA)'1''' 1,y M" lm'iag 1''"1'"1'"' ',T'l»'nl. »««1

BEREAVEMENT CARDS.

MRS. MARRYATT and Family desire to con-

vey to their friends their sincerest THANKS

for the many tokens of sympathy received during their recent sad bereavement.
MRS. McLENNAN and Family desire to THANK
their many friends for their kind ex-pressions of sympathy, in the form of letters, tele-

grams, and floral tributes, in their very sad be-

reavement.

BEREAVEMENT CARDS.

TAUBMAN.—The Family of the late

THOMAS TAUBMAN desire to convey to their
many friends their sincere THANKS for the kind
expression of sympathy, as shown by floral tri-
butes, telegrams, and letters received by them
during their recent sad bereavement.

FUNERAL NOTICES.

JACKSON-The Friends of the late THOMAS

JOSHUA JACKSON (lato of Young and Jackson)
are informed that his remain- will bo interred
in the Boroondara Cemetery, Kow

The funeral will leavo his late residence,
' Eblana," 42 Jolimont road, Jolimont, THIS
DAY (Saturday, the nth Inst.), at.—p tn

A A SLEIGHT, Undertaker

THE Friends of Mr. J J HOLCOMBE aro re

Bpcctfully invited to follow the remains of
his hto beloved father in Inw, Samuel Wilson
to the place of Interment, the Melbourne General
Cemetery

The funeral is appointed to lenvc No 4 Char
lotte street Collingwood, Tomorrow (Sunday,
May 12 1001) at 8 p m

W (? It VV1N Undertaker, 2"7 Smith street,

Iltzroj, Clifton Hill, Chriton, and Hawthorn

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