Daily Southern Cross 13 February 1868 Page 3 HURRELL/CAVENDISH-SPENCE On Jan 23rd, Charles Cavendish, youngest son of Allen HURRELL, Esq., the Park, Royston, Herts, and grandson of the late Captain Henry Cavendish, Royal Irish Artilery, to Martha Jane, relict of the late Dr. Spence, of Taranaki.

HBH 1892 Oct 31 4 BLACK Edmund Advertisement No 252 Edmund BLACK has for investment the following sums at Current Interest: -£50, £100, £300, £500, £700, £900, £2000, £10,000, and £20,000

HBH 1892 Oct 29 2 Sales and Tenders Sales-This Day Stock in trade of Mrs a M'GLASHAN, Mr W.H.COOPER, on the premises, Heretaunga Road, Hastings. Horses, vehicles and produce, at the 'Bus Company's Yards, HOLT'S old mill by Mr Ben. B. JOHNSON Tenders close with Mr A.D.CRAWFORD, manager Hatuma Station, for erecting stables and implement shed.

HBH 1892 Oct 29 2 Waipawa Our Waipawa correspondent writing yesterday says: - Mr J. M'INTYRE, baker has secured the contract for carrying the mails hence to Hampden. R M Court this morning, before Messrs S. JOHNSON and INGLIS, justices. John CLARK brought up on remand charged with placing an obstruction on the railway line. Charge was amended to malicious Injuries to Properties Act. Deposed Hore TAWHAI. Another being in the pa and hearing the train stop, ran across the paddock to see what was amiss, and heard defendant say, "The train has been injured by the Maoris." Then NEPI's wife answered, "Jack's been meddling with the train." They then went away, defendant saying he would go to the town and ask what had happened to the train. It is possible that the case may not be finished tonight.

HBH 1892 Oct 29 Shipping Arrivals Port of NAPIER 27th-Southern Cross s.s. from WELLINGTON Passengers: -Messrs HITCHINGS, WARNER, FITTALL. 28th-Te Kapu from WAIROA Departures 28th-Ahuriri for BLACKHEAD 28th-Southern Cross s.s. for Northern Ports Passengers: - Messrs SHARP and JACKSON.

HBH 1892 Oct 29 Shipping Arrivals Port of NAPIER 27th-Southern Cross s.s. from WELLINGTON Passengers: -Messrs HITCHINGS, WARNER, FITTALL. 28th-Te Kapu from WAIROA Departures 28th-Ahuriri for BLACKHEAD 28th-Southern Cross s.s. for Northern Ports Passengers: - Messrs SHARP and JACKSON.

>From "Weekly News" 30 July 1941 Individual photos & captions. IRVING H F Tologa Bay PRICHARD D l Dannevirke WHITE R W Omarunui, Hawkes Bay Contact me if you are interested in obtaining a copy of a photo. Carol Spragg 55c Broadway Nth Stratford 4332 New Zealand [email protected] www.carolsfamilytree.homestead.com www.stratfordgenealogy.homestead.com

Hi List, I recently recieved a record for a 1910 for an ancestor of mine and got the whole return for accidents to waterside workers reported to the Maritime Department during the financial year 1910. I can provide the info relating to a name if anyone is interested. They are for all over NZ. Fran These are the names: Trembath Joseph Whiteman William Hannam Hancock Robert Leach J Pearson Walter G Vile Charles Kelly Fred Williams Thomas A Calderwood P Gillard A E Jones William Mann William McConnell J Gullnan A Miller W J Palmer H Morrow W Norton F Weinberg J McCarthy Joseph Smart Geo Masters J Christie Easton Charles Murray F Sadler Alfred Brookes D Collaghan John Briarly M E Nolan John Dowsett Fred Williams William Jackson Jos Hunter Isaac Watts William Winder James W Walker J Williams Evan Gale H Millard J Kelly S A Coburn P Gallagher D Brett D Backman E Harris Edward Bedree B Hands Edward Millet F Hampson Edward Payne George Hill James Quinn C Brian F Mcintyre Thomas Bowden F G Mapple S Hancey George Dalcard Fred Weinberg Arthur Johnston J McNatty A Tall J W Coetezee B Lightfoot E Robertson J North William Rennie Edward Tatnell Alfred Cook Patrick Arthur C Gibbons C Millot Arthur Jones T Clarkson G Karter James Mason

HBH 1892 Oct 28 Trinity College (London) passes The following candidates from Napier have succeeded in passing the Trinity College (London) musical examinations, which were held here last June. The figures indicate the marks gained, the "possible" being 10: - Senior Pass: Herbert SPACKMAN, 76 Intermediate Pass: Mary MACFARLANE, 88 Ella RYMER, 69 Amy SPACKMAN, 65 Samuel MAYSON, 62 Junior Honors: Agnes Isabella GUY, 91 Elizabeth GUY 83 Frank THOMSON, 82 Harry D BAMFORD, 64 Junior Pass: Mabel HENN 97 Bertille LEE, 94 Annie CORNFORD 89 Ida M WHITE, 87 Mary CRAIG, 84 Amelia LEE, 84 Helene St. CLAIR, 74 Aurelia JENSEN, 74 Agnes MACFARLANE, 71 Ethelwyne WILLIAMS, 65 Ethel DAVIES 60 Of these the Misses: M. CRAIG, W.WILLIAMS, A.MACFARLANE, A.CORNFORD, were prepared by Mrs MACFARLANE; All the rest were instructed by Mr H.G.SPACKMAN.

HBH 1892 Oct 28 Court plus Mr Chas. W. PURNELL, of Ashburton, in a letter to the Christchurch Press, calls attention to one feature of the recent Legislature Council appointments, which has hitherto passed unnoticed. "Only one of the twelve new Councillors, only one Mr W. MONTGOMERY can be said to represent country interests"...more There will be only one delivery of letters by carriers to-day-"Labour Demonstration Day." Constable STRICKLAND last night arrested a man named Harry SMITH on a charge of stealing a cheque for £20 drawn on the Bank of New Zealand by Mr S.GRANT. The woman QUINN was again brought up on a charge of drunkenness yesterday, and s it was evident that only enforced retirement would meet her case Mr SUTTON J.P., sent her to gaol for seven days.

HBH 1892 Oct 28 INNES to DAVIS MARRIAGE INNES-DAVIS- On the 26th October, at All Saints' Church, Taradale, by the Rev C.L.TUKE, Francis William INNES, of NAPIER, to Elizabeth, daughter of Edward DAVIS Esq., of Puketapu.

HBH 1892 Oct 28 Local Advertisements A bullock driver is wanted by Mr F. NUGENT, Maraekakaho Tenders invited by Mr H. NAPHTALI for painting and repairing advertising boards of the Dresden Piano Company. Messrs JOHNSTON and Co, Wellington, have for sale about 210 acres of land at West Clive.

HBH 1892 Oct 28 Shipping Arrivals Port of NAPIER No listed passengers 26th-Kiwi from WELLINGTON 27th-Lily, schooner from OAMARU 27th-Kahu s.s. from WELLINGTON 27th-Victoria Nyanza from DUNEDIN. Departures 27th-Dunedin, schooner for DUNEDIN 27th-Gleaner, brigantine for AUCKLAND. Master-Agent 27th-Kiwi s.s. for WELLINGTON 27th-Kahu s.s. for WELLINGTON.

HBH 1892 Oct 27 2 TUKE England DEATH-On the 5th September at Shelbourne House, Cheltenham, Henry George TUKE, Esq., barrister-at-law; aged 61.

HBH 1892 Oct 26 2 shipping No listed passengers: - Arrival Port of NAPIER 25th-Venus, ketch from GISBORNE-Master-agent DEPARTURES-NIL

HBH 1892 Oct 27 2COURT Hannah BAKER, who on Tuesday was charged with drunkenness and was dismissed with a caution, was brought up again yesterday charged with a repetition of the offence. She was fined £1 and costs, the alternative being seven days' hard labor. The man DOVE, alias HEALEY-accused remanded till Monday next at Waipawa.

HBH 1892 Oct 27 2 Shipping Port of NAPIER 25th-Kanieri s.s. from Northern ports Passengers: - Miss GODDALL Messrs M'RAE, PETTERSON, HOPE, FORDHAM 4 Steerage 26th-Orpheus, schooner from TIMARU 26th-Lily s.s. from WAIROA Passengers: - Mrs M'KECHNIE Messrs: COOPER and BUTLER. 4 natives DEPARTURES 26th-Te Kapu s.s. for WAIROA Passengers: - Messrs: GERGUSSON, H.ELLISON, W.HALLETT, O'NEIL Mr and Mrs SLOANE and family 26th-Kanieri s.s. for GISBORNE Passengers: - Miss BROSNAHAN Messrs: SMITTON, WALKER, CULLIFORD, INNES 2 steerage. 26th-Caitlin, ketch for the BLUFF 26th-Rio, barquentine for SYDNEY

HBH 1892 Oct 27 2COURT Hannah BAKER, who on Tuesday was charged with drunkenness and was dismissed with a caution, was brought up again yesterday charged with a repetition of the offence. She was fined £1 and costs, the alternative being seven days' hard labor. The man DOVE, alias HEALEY-accused remanded till Monday next at Waipawa.

HBH 1892 Oct 25 Shipping Arrival Port of NAPIER No listed passengers 24th-Te Kapu from WAIROA Departure 24th-Southern Cross s.s for WELLINGTON.

HBH 1892 Oct 24 2 MANEY Death MANEY-At the Napier Hospital on October 21st, Andrew, second son of the late R.D.MANEY, aged 25. Deeply regretted.