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Family Notices

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[In order to guard against imposition, notices of  

Births, Marriages, and Deaths, must be authenti-

cated by some respectable person in Melbourne to

secure their insertion.]  

Births.

BENNETT. - On the 31st ult., at "Bennetton," Surry-    

road, Hawksburn, the wife of John J. Benett of a daughter, prematurely.

BLACKSHAW.—On the 28th ult., at Bourke, River      

Darling, N. S. W., the wife of John Blackshaw of a son.

CHRISTMAS. - On the 1st ult, the wife of Mr. C. F.

Christmas, boot importer, of Clarendon-street,       South Melbourne, of a son ; both doing well.

HORNE. -On the 12th ult, at his residence, Moonee

Ponds, the wife of J. Horne of a daughter.  

M'LAURIN.—On the 21st ult., at Yarra Yarra, Ger-  

manton, the wife of James A M'Laurin,         jun, of a daughter.  

MACAW. -On the 24th ult, at Beta-cottage, Victoria-    

street, Ballarat East, the wife of James C. Macaw, of

a son.

PINNOCK.-On the 25th ult., the wife of J.D. S. Pin-  

nock, Crimea-street, St. Kilda of a daughter.  

STIRLING.—On the 2nd inst., at Ferrars-place, Albert    

park, Mrs. James Stirling of a son.

Marriages.  

BREARLEY-PETERSEN. - On the 24th ult., at St. John's  

Church, Bairnsdale, by the Rev. W. G. Hindley, Robert Hilliard, second son of Sharpe Brearly, Geelong to Mary Karen, eldest daughter of Charles

Petersen, Bairnsdale.

KILBURN-FRASER. -On the 21st ult., at the residence  

of the bride's parents Stawell, by the Rev. S. Kelso,     William A , eldest son of the late D. T. Kunnin to Margaret, W., eldest daughter of R. Fraser,  

Stawell.

LEVY-MARKS. -On the 24th ult., at the residence of  

the bride's parents, by the Rev. Dr Abrahams Henry, fourth son of the late Samuel Levy of Hobart, Tasmania, to Rebecca, (Ruby) second daughter of B. Marks, Gertrude-street, Fitzroy.  

WATSON-CUNNINGHAM. - On the 25th ult, at Albert

park, by the Rev. T. E. Ick, M A . William Watson to Marion Cunningham, both of Sandhurst.

YEOMAN-Wardley. -On the 30th ult, by the Rev.

Wm. Tranter, Charles, fourth son of Mr. John Yeoman, Prahran, to Alice, youngest daughter of   Mr George Wardley, formerly of Hobart, Tas-

mania.

Deaths.

BONTHRONE-On the 3rd inst.,at Wood's Hotel, Mel-  

bourne, Mr George Bonthrone, late of Auchter- muchty, Fifeshire, Scotland.

BUNCE.- On the 29th ult, at his residence, Eyre-

street, Ballarat, Dr Richard Bunce, son of the late   Captain Bunce, R. N.  

CHRISTIAN -On the 25th January, 1885, at Liverpool    

England, Robert Christian, son of Edward Christian,       Rallaterson Manghold, Isle of Man, aged 48 years,   youngest brother of W. D. C. Christian, Woodend, and Thomas Christian, Macedon Victoria, Australia.        

CURTIS. -On the 2nd inst., at his late residence, Evora,    

Sydney, George Curtis, fifth son of the late James       Curtis, and brother of J. H. Curtis, of this city.

R.I.P.

LOLLER -On the 3rd inst., William C. Loller, of the    

firm of Loller Bros., carriers, third son of the late   James Loller, of Church street, Brighton, Acci- dentally shot at Frankston.  

MARTIN. -On the 27th February, at 119 Russell-street,    

Melbourne, Frederick Robert Martin, of Brighton,   England, aged 28 years. Home papers please copy.   M'MILLAN.—On the 25th ult., at her parent's resi-

dence, Melbourne, Eleanor Nimmo (Nellie) aged 16 years, beloved eldest daughter of John and Mary Catherine M'Millan and grandniece of Major Evans   of Liverpool, England. Liverpool papers please  

copy.

NOLAN.-On the 3rd inst., at the Australia Felix  

Hotel, Lonsdale street, west Melbourne, James         Hamilton, eldest son of the late Captain George   Nolan. Indian Army. Dublin and Calcutta papers  

please copy.

STAPLETON. -On the 2nd inst., at Melbourne    

Hospital, Albert the beloved husband of Elizabeth   Stapleton, of Flemington, and youngest daughter of     William Stapleton, of Hawthorn, late of Launces- ton, Cornwall, England, aged 26 years.

In Memoriam.

BLAND.—In affectionate remembrance of our dear      

father, John Bland, who died at Carlton, 4th April,       1884, aged 65. Gone, but not forgotten.      

CRAIK. - In loving remembrance of my dear friend

James Craik who was killed in the Little River     railway disaster, April 3, 1884      

FRENCH.—In loving and sorrowful remembrance of

our dear and eldest daughter Jenny,who died on   Good Friday night, 1884, at Bromley-street, South Yarra, aged 18 years and 10 months.  

"Safe in the arms of Jesus "

Funeral Notices.

The Friends of the late Mr. JAMES HAMILTON NOLAN are respectfully invited to follow his   remains to the place of interment, Melbourne General      

Cemetery.    

The Funeral will leave the Australia Felix Hotel,   Lonsdale-street west, Melbourne, on Sunday, 5th   inst., at half-past 8 o'clock.  

JOHN DALEY, undertaker, Latrobe and Spring

streets, Melbourne.

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