Transcribed from South Africa Magazine 22 March 1902

DOMESTIC ANNOUNCEMENTS

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BIRTHS

ABERY, Mrs. H., Sea Point, Feb. 21, a daughter.

BELL, Mrs. J. L., Durban, Feb. 12, a son.

ELLERKER, Mrs. T., Maritzburg, Feb. 16, a son.

FINNISS, Mrs. C. R. H., Lady Grey, Cape Colony, Feb. 21, a son.

HEWITT, Mrs. W., O’okiep, Namaqualand, Feb. 9, a daughter.

LEON, Mrs. M., Johannesburg, Feb. 12, a daughter.

LEVENSTEIN, Mrs. A., Cape Town, Feb. 22, a daughter.

MCGIBBONY, Mrs. M., Maritzburg, Feb. 12, a son.

PEARSON—On March 18, at Alicedale, the wife of Maurice Grey Pearson, M.B., B. Sc., F.R.C.S., of a son.

PHILLIPS, Mrs. W. J., Durban, Feb. 12, a daughter.

REID, Mrs. H. D., Rondebosch, Feb. 15, a daughter.

ROGERSON, Mrs. S., Durban, Feb. 13, a son.

SARAFINE, Mrs. F., Woodstock, Cape Colony, Feb. 18, a daughter.

SCHARFFENORTH, Mrs. J. H., Newlands, Feb. 23, a son.

SHORT, Mrs. J., Observatory Road, Cape Colony, Feb. 16, a daughter.

SILOMO, Mrs. S., Rondebosch, Feb. 21, a son.

STEAD, Mrs. H. A., Newcastle, Natal, Feb. 11, a son.

VAN SCHOOR, Mrs. J. G., Stellenbosch, Feb. 17, a daughter.

WAKEFORD, Mrs. T., Klipdam, Feb. 16, a daughter.

MARRIAGES

ANDREW, J. C.—PROBART, E. H., Graaff-Reinet, Feb. 10.

ANDREWS, A.—BEEMING, M. E., Claremont, Feb. 11.

COETZEE, J. A.—VAN RYNEVELD, M., Umtata, Feb. 8.

CRUICKSHANK, J.—LAWSON, A., Durban, Feb. 15.

DUTHIE, R. C.—PIETERSON, H., Cape Town, Feb. 13.

GREEN—PERFECT—On March 15, at S. Mary’s Church, Port Elizabeth, by the Rev. C. E. Mayo, Curate-in-Charge, Arthur Lannoy Griffith, second son of the Rev. E. P. Green, late Vicar of S. Simon’s, Bethnal Green, to Adela Barbara St. John, eldest daughter of the Rev. H. T. Perfect, late Vicar of Stanton Drew with Pensford, Somerset.

INSOLL—CAMPBELL—On March 19, by the Rev. William Tees, at the Presbyterian Church, Durban, Laurence Hugh, youngest son of the late T. B. Insoll, of London, to Nina Isobel, younger daughter of the Hon. A. M. Campbell, M.L.C., Natal.

JONES—STUDLEY—On March 13, at Holy Trinity, Sloane Square, by the Rev. F. T. Holland, Canon of Canterbury Cathedral, assisted by the Rev. W. M. Le Patourel, George Arthur Jones, of Hatherley Court, Gloucester, and Johannesburg, to Edith Alice, fourth daughter of the late Joseph Stone Studley, of Broad Windsor, Dorset.

KENWAY, H. C.—MEEKE, M. C., Maritzburg, Feb. 12.

SAMS, F.—POLKINGHORNE, R. M., Verulam, Natal, Feb. 13.

SMITH, L. F.—POWELL, C. E. J., Vryburg, Feb. 11.

DEATHS

FITZPATRICK—On March 13, suddenly, of angina pectoris, at Glion-sur-Territet, Switzerland, Jenny, widow of the late Mr. Justice Fitzpatrick, Judge of the Supreme Court of the Cape of Good Hope.

FRANCIS, E. M., Maritzburg, Feb. 16, aged 19.

HAAGNER, S., Green Point, Feb. 19, aged 50.

HARRIS, A., Rosebank, Cape Colony, Feb. 18, aged 74.

IRVINE—On March 19, at Harrismith, of enteric fever, Lieutenant D. W. Irvine, 31^st Company Imperial Yeomanry, younger son of Charles Irvine, of Balham, aged 24.

LINDSAY, S. J. A., Woodstock, Cape Colony, Feb. 18, aged 38.

ROBERTSON—On March 17, in London, Major Matthew Wallace Robertson, C.M.G., Cape Mounted Rifles, of Cape Colony, aged 42.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton

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