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| Auckland Star, 14th February 1889 |
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| A large assemblage of members of Auckland Caledonian Society took place
last night at the Protestant Hall, Karangahape Road, on the occasion of
the fortnightly social. Mr James Stewart occupied the chair, and in the course of his remarks offered the congratulations of the Society to two well known members - Mr Alex. Murchie and Miss M. A. Moncur - who had the previous day entered into the bonds of matrimony. His wish that Mr and Mrs Murchie might enjoy long life and happiness was warmly echoed in the plaudits of the meeting. An excellent programme was gone through, consisting of songs by Misses Davis, Peace and L. Davis, Messrs Menziea, Simpson, Criglington and Tai -, reading by Mr J. S. Kelly, and recitations by Messrs .Davenport and McPhail. Miss Fortzer presided at the pianoforte with much acceptance. The floor having been cleared several dances were enjoyed, and the meeting closed about 10 p.m. with the singing of " Auld Lang Syne." The membership of the Caledonian Society is rapidly increasing, and its success is now beyond all question. |
| New Zealand Herald, 22nd February 188, Page 5 |
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| At the Burns' social last night a letter was read from Mr. Alexander Murchie, thanking the club for the handsome souvenir with which they had presented Mrs. Murchie on the occasion of her marriage. The chairman expressed the hope, on behalf of the club, that Mrs. Murchie might be long spared to assist in their socials in the future as she had done in the past, when Miss Moncur. |
| Observer, 7th March 1891 |
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Newsy Notes Burns Club: President, Mr James Stewart; Vice-presidents, Messrs Fowlds, J. Lyle, and G. Lankham treasurer, Mr R. Geddes; secretary, Mr J. Home; committee, Messrs G. Carter, Alexander Murchie, J. Moncur, James Robertson, and J.Parker auditors, Messrs Sommerville and Forbes. J. Wendel, |
| Auckland star, 9th February 1900 |
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In Bancruptsy Alexander Murchie, tailor, of Auckland, to-day filed a petition to be adjudged a bankrupt. His liabilities are £465 19/, of which £361 19/ is unsecured, and £104 secured. |
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| Auckland Star, 9th December 1901 |
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In Bancruptsy At the Supreme Court this morning orders were granted releasing the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy from the administration of the estates of the following persons; Alexander Murchie, Taylor, Auckland. |
1900 Manawatu-Wanganui, Rangtikei Alexander Murchie, Beatie Street, Fielding? , Cutter Mary anderson Murchie, Beatie Street, Fielding? domestic duties 1905-6 Manawatu-Wanganui, Rangtikei Alexander Murchie, Tailors Cutter, 47 Wicksteed street Mary anderson Murchie, household duties, 47 wickstead street 1914 Manawatu-Wanganui, Rangtikei Alexander Murchie, 72 Wicksteed street, Tailors Cutter Mary anderson Murchie, 72 Wickstead street, married Irene jessie Murchie, 72 Wickstead street, spinster Catherine lenore Murchie, 72 Wickstead street, spinster 1919 Manawatu, wanganuui Alexander Murchie, 72 Wicksteed street, Tailors Cuitter Mary anderson Murchie, 72 Wickstead street, married Donald McGregor Murchie, 72 wickstead street, Law Clerk Catherine lenore Murchie, 72 Wickstead street, spinster Alexander Murchie died 1923 1928 Wanganui Mary anderson Murchie, 72 Wicksteed street, Widow Donald McGregor Murchie, 72 Wicksteed street, Law Clerk Molly stanley Murchie, 72 Wicksteed street, married Mary anderson Murchie died 1929 1935 Wanganui Donald McGregor Murchie, 72 Wicksteed street, Law Clerk Molly stanley Murchie, 72 Wicksteed street, married
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