George Mags

"... inarrivu evening if .'r. I . m a a . Annie Woort-Gren. Th? ceremony SMi".:dMSlTni)lfiIES N ilJifiEf ney, at the Victoria hotel, and was U1 "U"'"""!performed by the Rev. George MagS'.i of tbe Central Presbyterian chur. h. Mr. and Mrs. Walllngrord left Immediately after tbe ceremony for an extended western trip and will la'ter 1 'iiuMrauN.. i ne nriue is a ..."

"... Hold my hand, Clara; Let -me hold you, dear, Tighter, tighter, C.niu. AlAGGS.? On ' the 29th' December, at "IBHsido," Clarke-stieet. Northcote, Sarah -Anu, beloved wife uf the late George Mags, ami lorittg mother of Alra. rieagcr. -Uemge, Charles and- Arthur Alaggs, aged ifl years. Briyrtto interment. . AIAT.SON.-On the 1st January, at tho Alfred Hos pital, Sophia, dearly beloved wife ..."

"... Norwood, said the accused brought him the accounts produced, which he paid and defendant receipted them. Bothe did not present accounts for ?10 19s. 6d., ?8 5s., or ?11. George Mags, licensee^ of the Old Colonist Hotel, Angas-street, said he paid certain ac counts to Bothe. Arthur D. Carnie, accountant to the Messrs. Ware, at the brewery, said it was part ..."

"... aerated waters works. -After managing the business for nuiiy years Mr. F. H. ilojie succeeded him as the proprietor. He left a widovr, four sons, -and tso daughters. MrT George Mag^s, jrlio recently d^ed at Kcty Hindmorsh, in his 73rd year, was a ircJ-knonTi citizen of the town. OTe was the choirmaster at the Robert-street Church of Christ, aud was employed ..."