Researching the following families: SIVEWRIGHT, LINKENHAGH, O'BOYLE. John SIVEWRIGHT married Caroline LINKENHAGH in Shoalhaven 1878. Caroline born 1858 Shoalhaven. John and Caroline had 11 children. Caroline's parents Augustus and Mary linkenhagh nee O'BOYLE were married in Shoalhaven 1857. Augustus died 1902 and Caroline died 1906, both in Nowra. Caroline was the eldest of nine children. Looking for any information concerning these families and also any descendants of them on either side of the Tasman. Many thanks in anticipation. John in New Zealand.

Hello Listers I read in "Early Records of Riverton and District" that Richard STEVENS (1802-1889), wife Sarah and children Edward Thomas (22), Sarah Jane (16) and Emma (10) arrived in New Zealand on the "Royal Albert" in 1853. I have just been given information that a Richard STEVENS was buried in Riverton in 1853. It wasn't the father as I have his DC for 1889. However, Richard and Sarah had a son Richard who was 2 years older than ET. At this stage I'm wondering exactly when in 1853 the RA arrived and if there would be a passenger list. It is possible that their son Richard did accompany them and died soon after arrival. Compilers of the article in the book would not necessarily have known about his migration. I'll be contacting a cousin in or near Gore who may be able to check out the exact date of the 1853 burial. I've been sent the name of a centre in Gore which has a new Burial Locator. The family settled in Jacob's River (now Riverton), so would they have come into Dunedin? Any help most appreciated. Many thanks. Pam Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia

Hi Pam Edward John Stevens died 21 March 1947 aged 89. That would have his birth in 1858. He is buried at Riverton Cemetery. Edward Thomas Stevens also died in Riverton. I googled Riverton and discovered it has a current population of around 1900 people AND Riverton was the first recorded settlement in New Zealand!! Riverton is in Southland - suggest you try NZSoc of Genealogists Southland Branch who may have some Member interest in this name. "Happy researching and sharing" Sandra Murphy Auckland New Zealand NZSG #19772 Researching OSBORNE, BARTON, MEAKIN, GOWTY, RICKETTS, JEFFERIES, JEFFREYS, BEAUMONT, BIRRELL, MCGUIRE The information contained in this email MAY be confidential or legally privileged. If you have received this message in error please notify the sender and delete message immediately, including attachments. ----- Original Message ----- From: "PMR" <cliveden@acenet.net.au> To: "AUST & NZ Mailing List" <AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 12:51 PM Subject: [AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND] Edward T & Edward J STEVENS > Hello Listers > > I'm trying to sort out some confusing information about a NZ > birth and a NZ death. > > According to family information, Edward Thomas STEVENS - s/o > Richard STEVENS (Uncle Dicky) and Sarah née RASON; wife Ann (Nancy) née > LIDIARD formerly LEE - died before the birth of their son Edward John > STEVENS. These events would have taken place around Riverton or maybe on > Ruapuke or Stewart Islands. > > The book "Kelly of Inverkelly" (p.174) says that ET died on 8 > Jul 1857, six months before EJ was born. > > "Records of Early Riverton and District" (p.30) says that EJ was > born on 8 Jul 1857. This article on EJ also states that his father died six > months prior to his birth. EJ was baptised at Jacob's River (now Riverton) > on 27 Jan 1858 - info from Ruapuke Registers. A submitted entry to the IGI > says that EJ's birth was 8 Jul 1856. > > As you can see, things don't quite add up. > > It is some time since I've done NZ research and have forgotton > when Registration started. It is possible that ET was buried in Riverton > Cemetery - I have no note about the place. The grave of his uncle, George > STEVENS snr, who died about 1853, is to be found in Riverton Cemetery. > > Can anyone help to resolve this puzzle, please? > > Many thanks. > > Pam > Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia > > > Queensland Dead Persons Society > Toowoomba www.audps.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

>From the new Burial Locator published by the NZSG Source Record number Type Year Surname Given Names Age Location Hokonui Heritage Centre Headstone 1853 STEVENS Richard Riverton Does this fit into the family as if it does there may be more info on the headstone. You can contact Gore where the Hokonui Centre is at heritage@goredc.govt.nz A charge may apply Diane Wilson -----Original Message----- From: australia-new-zealand-bounces+diane=wilson.gen.nz@rootsweb.com [mailto:australia-new-zealand-bounces+diane=wilson.gen.nz@rootsweb.com]O n Behalf Of PMR Sent: Tuesday, 5 December 2006 12:51 p.m. To: AUST & NZ Mailing List Subject: [AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND] Edward T & Edward J STEVENS Hello Listers I'm trying to sort out some confusing information about a NZ birth and a NZ death. According to family information, Edward Thomas STEVENS - s/o Richard STEVENS (Uncle Dicky) and Sarah née RASON; wife Ann (Nancy) née LIDIARD formerly LEE - died before the birth of their son Edward John STEVENS. These events would have taken place around Riverton or maybe on Ruapuke or Stewart Islands. The book "Kelly of Inverkelly" (p.174) says that ET died on 8 Jul 1857, six months before EJ was born. "Records of Early Riverton and District" (p.30) says that EJ was born on 8 Jul 1857. This article on EJ also states that his father died six months prior to his birth. EJ was baptised at Jacob's River (now Riverton) on 27 Jan 1858 - info from Ruapuke Registers. A submitted entry to the IGI says that EJ's birth was 8 Jul 1856. As you can see, things don't quite add up. It is some time since I've done NZ research and have forgotton when Registration started. It is possible that ET was buried in Riverton Cemetery - I have no note about the place. The grave of his uncle, George STEVENS snr, who died about 1853, is to be found in Riverton Cemetery. Can anyone help to resolve this puzzle, please? Many thanks. Pam Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia Queensland Dead Persons Society Toowoomba www.audps.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello Listers I'm trying to sort out some confusing information about a NZ birth and a NZ death. According to family information, Edward Thomas STEVENS - s/o Richard STEVENS (Uncle Dicky) and Sarah née RASON; wife Ann (Nancy) née LIDIARD formerly LEE - died before the birth of their son Edward John STEVENS. These events would have taken place around Riverton or maybe on Ruapuke or Stewart Islands. The book "Kelly of Inverkelly" (p.174) says that ET died on 8 Jul 1857, six months before EJ was born. "Records of Early Riverton and District" (p.30) says that EJ was born on 8 Jul 1857. This article on EJ also states that his father died six months prior to his birth. EJ was baptised at Jacob's River (now Riverton) on 27 Jan 1858 - info from Ruapuke Registers. A submitted entry to the IGI says that EJ's birth was 8 Jul 1856. As you can see, things don't quite add up. It is some time since I've done NZ research and have forgotton when Registration started. It is possible that ET was buried in Riverton Cemetery - I have no note about the place. The grave of his uncle, George STEVENS snr, who died about 1853, is to be found in Riverton Cemetery. Can anyone help to resolve this puzzle, please? Many thanks. Pam Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia

Hello Listers, I'm trying to help an email friend in England She says that Frederick William George FAULKNER served with the AIF in WWI and was awarded the Military Medal in 1917 for gallant leadership at Ypres. After the war, he married Catherine St George, settled in England and later died there, leaving a Will in which his wife is named. The marriage hasn't been found either in England or yet in Australia. I found the following on the Nominal Roll on-line: Frederick William George FAULKNER was a Bank Clerk, single, 19 years, which was, I think, when he enlisted on 12 (another says 19!) Jul 1915, so he was born around 1896. He couldn't have been much younger. His address was 154 Bridge Road, Richmond, as was his father's (initials WG - William George?). The entry had 'Acting Sergeant' beside it - no knowing when this was, but leadership qualities were obviously showing. It also said that his religious allegiance was Congregational. My friend would like to know more about him, in particular something more about his Military Medal, and also when and where he was married. I haven't found any likely birth in any of the States on Aussie Vitals (NSW, Vic, Tas, WA) nor any likely marriage for WG. Frederick is reportedly a grandson of immigrants in the 1800s, so apparently born here. Is anyone able to suggest avenues of finding these things out please? Is there another Mailing List that would be more appropriate? Many thanks Pam Beaudesert, Queensland, Australia

Hi John, Presume you are just looking at the DORN name in NZ. What years? There are men of that name in the South Island and one in the North in 1915 none of them with the christian names you have given and none with occupations as miners.cheers Leo.

Hi Noticed emails regarding arrivals and involvement in mining. My GGF Henry Meyers lost his fortune in Thames and Coromandel gold and silver mining. Anthony Dorn married Jane Woods in Jersey and went to Australia. That is my lineage. Some of his siblings went to New Zealand, Christchurch and Nelson. Have joined NZSG and purchased CD's but nothing about William Dorn, brother of Anthony who died in Nelson. Visited New Zealand north island in October, found several relatives but no Dorn's. Can anyone suggest next steps please? John Meyers Australia

Hi Christine I also have a Kirby in a family line that hasn't been properly researched as yet. My Kirby changed name from Courville and was linked to French settlement in Akaroa (Banks Peninsula, South Island, NZ). Hokitika is a very small town on the West Coast of the South Island. Population 4500 in 2001 Census. No "New Ballarat" in this area but a lot of the Ballarat Victoria Australia miners came across when they heard/thought there was gold in the hills. Tourists still pan for gold in this area (I haven't made it to the "Rich List"!!) Your man from Hokitika, Westland, New Zealand died INTESTATE which is WITHOUT A WILL. The cost of a PROBATE document may or may not give you any further advantageous information, i.e. no mention of children, parents. The example below may be of interest to you or other listers. My grandfathers first wife died very young, leaving four children under school age. Her LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION legal document registered in the Supreme Court of NZ (1918) showed the following: Name of spouse Sworn Statement of value of estate under 500 pounds Cost 3/- (3 shillings, pre decimal currency) Stamp Duty Sworn statement of a witness who knew deceased and attended her funeral (in this case a brother-in-law) Sworn statement of a Lawyer acting for Estate Administration Bond: Sworn statement of monetary worth of each individual administrator for deceased (Affidavit of justification of sureties) A request to provide the Courts with a true and perfect inventory of all the estate, effects and credits of the deceased Grant of Administration to surviving spouse: Sworn statements that spouse had searched all records possible for a Will or testementary writing and been unable to find Confirmation from the Public Trust Office that NO WILL was held by a Government Office Good Luck "Happy researching and sharing" Sandra Murphy Auckland New Zealand NZSG #19772 Researching OSBORNE, BARTON, MEAKIN, GOWTY, RICKETTS, JEFFERIES, JEFFREYS, BEAUMONT, BIRRELL, MCGUIRE The information contained in this email MAY be confidential or legally privileged. If you have received this message in error please notify the sender and delete message immediately, including attachments. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda MacCulloch" <ajmac@internet.co.nz> To: <NZ-ONEHUNGA-L@rootsweb.com>; <australia-new-zealand@rootsweb.com>; <Australian_Genealogical_Researchers@yahoogroups.com>; <KIWIGEN-L@rootsweb.com>; <NZ-AUCKLAND-L@rootsweb.com>; <mcvoy@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2006 7:25 AM Subject: [AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND] Mr Kirby of Hokitika New Zealand > Hi Christine, > Great to hear from you and your Kiwi ancestors. > I found your Mr Kirby of Hokitika and tried to send you the details but > your anti spam programe blocked my message. > If you could write to me off list so I can reply to you I will send you > the details of his probate, which was in 1866. > Obviously this is why he wasn't with his family when they moved to the > United States. > You will be able to write for his will and probate details which will > (hopefully) provide more information about his family. > It says he is of 'New Ballarat Hokitika' . The miner's from Australia > used Australian names when settling mining areas of New Zealand so I am > unsure if there was an area around Hokitika called 'New Ballarat' or if > he was Australian as in the state of Victoria there is also a 'New > Ballarat'. > There was a lot of movement between the mining areas of Australia and > New Zealand. > Cheers, > Brenda > > On 01/12/2006, at 12:03 AM, Christine Sweet-Hart wrote: > > > Hi Brenda -- > > > > I'm descended from one of those New Zealander's that came to the U.S. > > in > > 1874. The family, named Kirby, came to the U.S. via the port of New > > York > > (Castle Garden. The father was a miner in Hokitika in the 1860s. I > > have > > never been able to find out anything else about him because he was not > > on > > the ship with his family when they came to the U.S. > > One of these days I hope to make it to New Zealand to see it - it > > looks like > > a beautiful place. > > > > Best, > > Christine > > > > > > Queensland Dead Persons Society > Toowoomba www.audps.com > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Hi Christine, your anti spam programme doesn't recognise my email address, you will need to add it to your 'legit' email addresses to receive mail from me. I have sent two emails and they have bounced back. cheers, Brenda On 01/12/2006, at 12:03 AM, Christine Sweet-Hart wrote: > Hi Brenda -- > > I'm descended from one of those New Zealander's that came to the U.S. > in > 1874. The family, named Kirby, came to the U.S. via the port of New > York > (Castle Garden. The father was a miner in Hokitika in the 1860s. I > have > never been able to find out anything else about him because he was not > on > the ship with his family when they came to the U.S. > One of these days I hope to make it to New Zealand to see it - it > looks like > a beautiful place. > > Best, > Christine > Queensland Dead Persons Society Toowoomba www.audps.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Christine, Great to hear from you and your Kiwi ancestors. I found your Mr Kirby of Hokitika and tried to send you the details but your anti spam programe blocked my message. If you could write to me off list so I can reply to you I will send you the details of his probate, which was in 1866. Obviously this is why he wasn't with his family when they moved to the United States. You will be able to write for his will and probate details which will (hopefully) provide more information about his family. It says he is of 'New Ballarat Hokitika' . The miner's from Australia used Australian names when settling mining areas of New Zealand so I am unsure if there was an area around Hokitika called 'New Ballarat' or if he was Australian as in the state of Victoria there is also a 'New Ballarat'. There was a lot of movement between the mining areas of Australia and New Zealand. Cheers, Brenda On 01/12/2006, at 12:03 AM, Christine Sweet-Hart wrote: > Hi Brenda -- > > I'm descended from one of those New Zealander's that came to the U.S. > in > 1874. The family, named Kirby, came to the U.S. via the port of New > York > (Castle Garden. The father was a miner in Hokitika in the 1860s. I > have > never been able to find out anything else about him because he was not > on > the ship with his family when they came to the U.S. > One of these days I hope to make it to New Zealand to see it - it > looks like > a beautiful place. > > Best, > Christine >

Hi Brenda -- I'm descended from one of those New Zealander's that came to the U.S. in 1874. The family, named Kirby, came to the U.S. via the port of New York (Castle Garden. The father was a miner in Hokitika in the 1860s. I have never been able to find out anything else about him because he was not on the ship with his family when they came to the U.S. One of these days I hope to make it to New Zealand to see it - it looks like a beautiful place. Best, Christine -----Original Message----- From: nz-auckland-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:nz-auckland-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Brenda MacCulloch Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 4:03 PM To: NZ-AUCKLAND-L@rootsweb.com; NZ-ONEHUNGA-L@rootsweb.com; australia-new-zealand@rootsweb.com; LAMBERT-L@rootsweb.com; AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND-L@rootsweb.com; KIWIGEN-L@rootsweb.com; STRONG-L@rootsweb.com; Australian_Genealogical_Researchers@yahoogroups.com; UK_Genealogical_Researchers@yahoogroups.com; mcvoy@rootsweb.com; GROVE-L@rootsweb.com; new-zealand-fencibles@rootsweb.com Subject: [NZ-AUCKLAND] discovery of 3,148 folk born in New Zealand in the 1920 USA census HI everyone, apologies for any cross postings. If, like me you have had brick walls for people who you know were born in New Zealand OR Australia but seem to have simply disappeared, I have hope for you. I have been searching for a family, mother born in New Zealand and went to USA, so searched the 1920 USA census without any other details but place of birth NEW ZEALAND on the Ancestry.com. I was astounded at the number of folk who were on it and had been born in New Zealand (3,148) Mind you, the transcribers got a bit confused as to where New Zealand was and there are some Newfoundland born people who have (New Zealand) noted. Also other places that start with 'New', such as New York or New Jersey. The other confusion was that the enumerators thought that New Zealand was in Holland !! Those NZer's who stated their race was MAORI, were noted as 'Maori, English'... There are lots of AUSTRALIAN's in the 1920 census too. In the 1910 USA census there are about 582 people who state that they were born in New Zealand. Cheers, Brenda ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to NZ-AUCKLAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

HI everyone, apologies for any cross postings. If, like me you have had brick walls for people who you know were born in New Zealand OR Australia but seem to have simply disappeared, I have hope for you. I have been searching for a family, mother born in New Zealand and went to USA, so searched the 1920 USA census without any other details but place of birth NEW ZEALAND on the Ancestry.com. I was astounded at the number of folk who were on it and had been born in New Zealand (3,148) Mind you, the transcribers got a bit confused as to where New Zealand was and there are some Newfoundland born people who have (New Zealand) noted. Also other places that start with 'New', such as New York or New Jersey. The other confusion was that the enumerators thought that New Zealand was in Holland !! Those NZer's who stated their race was MAORI, were noted as 'Maori, English'... There are lots of AUSTRALIAN's in the 1920 census too. In the 1910 USA census there are about 582 people who state that they were born in New Zealand. Cheers, Brenda

Hello Listers New to the list subscriber. I'm looking for DEATH date/where of Walter OSBORNE. Did Walter come to New Zealand just as his brother Henry Hewlett OSBORNE (my gr.grandfather) did? His death is not listed in VIC or NSW. Australia Walter OSBORNE son of George OSBORNE and Harriet JEFFERIES (sp?). Walter b.Geelong Australia 01/04/1859 m. Mary WALL in South Australia uknown Children Walter Hewlett OSBORNE b. 1885 d. 1886 Percy John OSBORNE b. 1887 George Walls OSBORNE b.1889 Arlington OSBORNE b. 1891 Violet May OSBORNE b. 1896 Thanks for any help. "Happy researching and sharing" Sandra Murphy Auckland NZ NZSG #19772

Still looking for anyone connected to the family of Francis Hodder Furlong/Gertrude Honeybone family. They had 3 children, John, Kathryn, Clementina. Any help very appreciated. Ann __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi Joan Annie Green married George William Askew 1906 - folio No 6505 Arthur Green married Mary Whiteman 1909 Folio No 0034 You can get certificates from <http://www.censorship.dia.govt.nz/diawebsite.nsf/wpg_URL/Services-Births-De aths-and-Marriages-Get-a-Birth-Death-Marriage-or-Civil-Union-Certificate?Ope nDocument> There are 12 Alice Green marriages between 1906 and 1920 - do you want details? New Zealand BDM index is only on fiche which I believe are available in Oz at major libraries with a genealogical section and at some LDS family history centres. Ian Westergaard In Fine Cold & Frosty Central Otago New Zealand ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan Ann Powell" <maidofkent@spiderweb.com.au> To: <AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2006 7:24 PM Subject: [ANZ] GREEN and ASKEW 1906 > Hello, > > My name is Joan Powell and I live in Queensland. I have been asked by an e-friend in England to see if I can help trace some of her ancestors. Unfortunately very little is known about dates but if anyone can help in any way she will, I am sure, be grateful. I have already posted the section about ASKEW to the New South Wales Mailing List. Here is what she has told me. > > Annie GREEN, b.1877, England, Arthur GREEN, b.ca.1883-5, England and Alice GREEN, b.1881, England migrated to New Zealand in 1906. > > Very little is know about Alice GREEN but it is thought that she stayed in New Zealand, despite the fact that there is an undated postcard showing her in Bondi. But she could have been there visiting her sister Annie (see below). > > Arthur GREEN: Here is what I received on him: "I think he married a lady called Mary and they lived in New Zealand. The address I have for him is Mr Arthur Green, 20 Mudie St, Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand. > I think he had a child called Agnes Alexandra. There is an address in my grandmothers old book for a Mrs Agnes Adams, 40 Moody Street , Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand". > > Annie GREEN married George ASKEW and moved to Australia. George already had children, one of which was named Percy. Only one child is known born to Annie and George and her name was Grace. In an old address book there is the name Mrs.Grace Wilkins, 695 Hing Street, Sydney, and this is thought to be their daughter, Grace ASKEW. > > Annie ASKEW died in the late 1960's and there is an envelope with this address: Mr E P Askew 17-353 Victoria Place, Drummoyne. NSW.2047. Possibly either one of George's sons, or a son of Annie and George. > > Looking forward to someone being able to turn up any BMD on this family. Thank you. > > Joan Powell, > Queensland > > > ==== AUSTRALIA-NEW-ZEALAND Mailing List ==== > National Library of Australia - Pacific Internet Resources > http://www.nla.gov.au/oz/pacsites.html > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

Hello, My name is Joan Powell and I live in Queensland. I have been asked by an e-friend in England to see if I can help trace some of her ancestors. Unfortunately very little is known about dates but if anyone can help in any way she will, I am sure, be grateful. I have already posted the section about ASKEW to the New South Wales Mailing List. Here is what she has told me. Annie GREEN, b.1877, England, Arthur GREEN, b.ca.1883-5, England and Alice GREEN, b.1881, England migrated to New Zealand in 1906. Very little is know about Alice GREEN but it is thought that she stayed in New Zealand, despite the fact that there is an undated postcard showing her in Bondi. But she could have been there visiting her sister Annie (see below). Arthur GREEN: Here is what I received on him: "I think he married a lady called Mary and they lived in New Zealand. The address I have for him is Mr Arthur Green, 20 Mudie St, Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand. I think he had a child called Agnes Alexandra. There is an address in my grandmothers old book for a Mrs Agnes Adams, 40 Moody Street , Lower Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand". Annie GREEN married George ASKEW and moved to Australia. George already had children, one of which was named Percy. Only one child is known born to Annie and George and her name was Grace. In an old address book there is the name Mrs.Grace Wilkins, 695 Hing Street, Sydney, and this is thought to be their daughter, Grace ASKEW. Annie ASKEW died in the late 1960's and there is an envelope with this address: Mr E P Askew 17-353 Victoria Place, Drummoyne. NSW.2047. Possibly either one of George's sons, or a son of Annie and George. Looking forward to someone being able to turn up any BMD on this family. Thank you. Joan Powell, Queensland

Hello List I'm trying to help an e-mail friend in Germany with their immigrating ancestors to Australia. Dose anyone on the list have any of these three sisters in their tree. Helena SPRANDEL or SPRONDEL b. 30 Oct 1818 Caroline Sophia SPRANDEL or SPRONDEL b. 5 Nov 1820 Henriette Elisabeth SPRANDEL or SPRONDEL b. 15 May 1823 all born in Butzbach/Hessen Thank You Beryl

Michelle here again. I omitted an important event. Violet married Clarence HUNT who died in Australia 1963. Sorry about that. Thanks

Hello My name is Michelle. I'm new to the list. I have a great aunt, Violet Bruce HUNTER, born in Scotland, I think 1906, who appears to have died in Auckland 11 Jan 1988. I found this death information on the Ryerson Index. I'm interested to know if there is an obituary in New Zealand for her. Appreciate any help. Thanks Michelle