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I found in the 1934 (Moreton, Harrisville) electoral roll on CD the same as Trish found for the 1936 roll. 
Lucas, Beryl Llywelyn,  writer. 
Lucas, Harry Eyre, writer.    Both living at Flinders.   

I couldn't seem to find them any earlier than this. 
However, I did also look for Harry Giles Eyre, in 1930 he is living in Randwick East in Sydney. 
Details are  1930 South Sydney, Randwick East
Eyre, Harry Giles, 104 Mount St, artist.   and presumably his wife
Eyre, Elaine Violet,  secretary. 
Next door at 106 Mount Street ("Yeronga")
Eyre, Violet Maud, home duties.
Eyre, Alwynne Eva, home duties. 
Could these two ladies be daughters of Harry (Sr) - ie Harry Giles Eyre's sisters maybe?

Then in 1936 district name has changed to Watson, sub-dist Randwick East.
Harry Giles Eyre same address.  No wife. 
and only Violet Maud Eyre living at 106 Mount St. 

A few of these names could also give some clues.  Hope this helps. 
Anita

Hi Anna
Thanks for sending me the link for the church.  Its beautiful.  It must have seemed extremely grand when it was first built back in the 1820s.   Even now, it seems rather imposing inside.  Never know, one day I might get to see it, but the website is great to find out about it. 
I'll have to find out about some other churches around England, to see if I can find any others around to get a look.  The only one I significantly remember relating to family history from my visit  to the UK nearly 20 years ago, was a beautiful church at Upwey, Dorset, which had wonderful roses painted at the top of each archway.  I believe this church was where my GGG GM was married. 
Thanks again for the information.     
Cheers Anita

Hi Anna and Sue
I'm sure the IGI said the marriage took place at the Old Church St Pancras.   Handy to know where, just in case I ever get back to London (not likely unless a money tree starts growing down the backyard lol).  Sue, It was just too bad that the CD you have has St Pancras Soper Lane and not the Old Church. 

I guess I'm just not destined to find out any more.    Although I will try and get a look at the IGI film/fiche sometime.   Maybe I'll get lucky! 

The thing is, I am after a son of theirs - I haven't been able to find a birth in England (abt 1840), I know he emigrated to Queensland OZ in about the 1860s (records lost), he married in 1872 (have seen a copy of marriage certificate), he fathered 13 children, but can't find a death record.   
So he wasn't born, he didn't die, but he married and fathered a stack of children - really weird eh!            

I just thought there may have been a clue with his father's whereabouts to start searching in various census (1841 & 1851) and possibly track him down that way. 

Anyway, thanks for checking, and its always good to find out new things.  I'm sure it will come in useful sometime. 

Cheers
Anita     

marriage lic.details sometimes show "age about" or "widow of John Smith".
Who are you looking for?

Hi nahbois,
I'm looking for Joseph Frith (think it was spelt Freeth) and Ann Overy.    I'm more interested in Frith, as I have no details, and it might help if I knew his age or where he was born, as there were so many in England around the turn of the century.  I think I found Ann's birth/christening on the IGI.   
Your help is much appreciated. 
Anita