HB Herald, June 4, 1894 SHIPPING NEWS: Passenger arrivals - June 2 - Hauroto, s.s., from Southern ports. Passengers - Mesdames SMITH and 2 children, LUSK, A.J. SMITH and 2 children, and MACFARLANE; Misses WILSON, REES, GORDON, TAYLOR, FRASER, Le QUESNE, and KAVANAGH; Messrs LUSK, RICHARDS, MACFARLANE, ROWE, TAYLOR (2), and LEVINSOHN; 8 steerage. June 3 - Australia, s.s., from Northern ports. Passengers - Misses NOLAN, FINNIGAN, WALLIS (2), and MUIR; Messrs MATIER, SPENCER, BOYCE, CULLEN, M'BETH, CARKISK, and WILSON; Colonel PORTER; 42 Maoris. June 3 - Rotomahana, s.s., from Sydney and the North. Passengers - Mesdames HAWLEY, HARWOOD, BARNETT and child, MALONEY, CURRIE, M'DONALD, HULME and 4 children, PARKER, and SMITH and child; Misses HITCHINGS, UPEX, WHITE, BAKER, EASTWOOD, WILSON, HAYWARD, STAYTE, ELLISDON, and BUTLER; Messrs MOGRIDGE, M'LEAN, HAWLEY, CLARKE, FAULKNOR, KENDERDING, CROUOGH, MAHONEY, ARUNDEL, GREEN, RUSSELL, BROWN, HULME, PROTHEROE, PAUL, FORDHAM, MITCHELL, EWART, SMITTEN, DENTON, H. WILLIAMS, STAYTE, BARKER, SHERRATT, and SUNDERLAND; 11 natives and 20 steerage.

HBH 1892 September 9 Free Association The second annual meeting of members of the Free Association of Employers and Workmen of Hawke's Bay was held yesterday in the Athenaeum hall. Present: - Messrs W.NELSON (chair) J.V.BROWN, P.S. M'LEAN, C.B.HOADLEY, J.CRAIG, P.DINWIDDIE, G.M.MORRIS, G.S.V.WENLEY, P.PUFLETT, E.LYNDON, F.C.FULTON, J.N.WILLIAMS, J.K.GOUDY, R.DOBSON, I.H.LOUGHNAN, N.KETTLE, J.REED, A M'HARDY, Douglas M'LEAN, A.REID, J M'VAY, D.GLENDINNING, W.J.WILLCOCKS, E.W.BOUSEFIELD, R.WOOD, C.LITTLECOTT. The annual report was read by Mr N.KETTLE Election of Officers: - President-Mr W.NELSON Vice-President-Mr J.H.COLEMAN Hon. Treasurer-Mr. N.KETTLE COUNCIL: - Messrs John BENNETT, J.V.BROWN, C.E.BEETHAM, John BEATSON, John CLOSE, W.A.COUPER, T.M.CHAMBERS, John CRAIG, H.P.COHEN, Robert DOBSON, F.C.FULTON,J K GOUDY, W.HESLOP, KNOWLES, N.KETTLE, E.LYNDON, G M MORRIS, R.D.D. M'LEAN, P.S. M'LEAN, A M'HARDY, John M'VAY, R.PUFLETT, G RYMER, W.SHRIMPTON, W.H.SMITH, T.SIDEY, G.S.V.WENLEY, W.J.WILLCOCKS, H WILLIAMS, J.N. WILLIAMS, Captain A. DAVIDSON.

HBH 1892 Sept 8 Combined Friendly Societies Waipawa Mr C.O.MONTROSE has returned and has taken the Hall again for tonight. A meeting of the combined Friendly Societies' sports committee was held at MORONEY'S Hotel last night, when there were present: - Messrs WATTS, CORSKIE, SEBLEY, WISEMAN (Oddfellows), NEWMAN, ANNAND, MOGRIDGE, (Secretary), MITCHELL (Foresters), COSGROVE, and S. M'GREEVY, junr. Mr WISEMAN presided.

HBH 1892 Sept 8 shipping No passengers listed Arrivals Port of NAPIER 7th-Rotokino s.s. from CALCUTTA 7th-Indramayo s.s. from WANGANUI 7th-Te Kapu s.s. from WAIROA. Departures-Nil

HBH 1892 September 9 3 Hastings Following is the result of the Hastings Borough election BEILBY-175 M'LEOD-153 CROSSE-129 MURDOCH-103 I regret to see an error in the report of PIPER'S case, in which Mr PILCHER's name is put in instead of PIPER.

HBH 1892 September 9 Advertisements Mr F.J.TIFFEN, Clive Square, wants a married couple for himself. Mr A.R. LYONS, Danevirke wants a shed hand

HB Herald, June 2, 1894 Death - RAWDEN - At Hastings, on June 1st, Henry (Harry) RAWDEN, aged 58 years. The funeral will leave his late residence, King-street, at 2.30 p.m. this day (Saturday). -S.T. TONG, undertaker. At the Magistrate's Court yesterday, before Mr W.R. BLYTHE, J.P., Alexander MORRISON, for drunkenness, was cautioned and discharged. Messrs FENTON and Sons, the well-known hatters, are removing their Napier business to the shop next to Messrs H. WILLIAMS and Sons. Nominations for the first and second matches of the Hawke's Bay Gun Club's winter meeting close to-day with the secretary, Mr W.D. IRELAND, Hastings. Mr J.R. REDSTONE, who has been manager of the Napier Bus Company since its formation, is leaving their service to go to Gisborne to take over a bait and livery stable business in that town. Mr W.R. TAYLOR, M.A., late scholar and senior classical prizeman of St. Catherine's College, Cambridge, and who has been for some time resident in Napier, has received a teacher's certificate, class B, division 2, from the New Zealand Education Department.

HB Herald, June 1, 1894 Waipawa - -This morning, at the Magistrate's Court, before Messrs S. JOHNSON and INGLIS, justices, a prohibition order was issued against David MILNE, of Kaikora. - It is said that Mr C.L. MACKERSEY, of Waipukurau, will be a candidate for the vacant seat for that riding in the Waipawa County Council. Last evening, as Constable GORDON was walking from Hastings to Havelock to inquire into the fire there, he was run into and knocked down by somebody driving a horse and trap. No lights were carried on the vehicle. He was severely bruised and shaken, and he also sustained a fracture of the left leg. The driver, whoever he was, manifested the most brutal indifference as to the injuries he had inflicted, and drove off at a rapid rate, leaving the constable lying helpless on the ground. He was subsequently found there by a passer-by, who took the news on to Hastings........the constable was then brought on to the Napier hospital, where he is now progressing favorably.

HB Herald, June 1, 1894 Birth - HALLETT - At Napier, on 17th May, the wife of Mr Joseph HALLETT, of Puketapu, of a son. Death - BLOXSOME - At Brewster-street, Napier, on the 31st May, Elizabeth Mersey Crane, beloved wife of H. BLOXSOME, aged 33 years. Private interment. The Hampden school committee have decided to recommend to the Education Board the appointment of Mr W.B. TAYLOR as master of the Hampden school. At the Hastings Court yesterday, before Mr TURNBULL, S.M., a Maori named Hira WAEWAEKI was sentenced to five weeks' hard labor for stealing a covert coat, the property of John HOLDES. The same defendant was also sentenced to a month's hard labor for stealing a glass, the property of Samuel CHARLTON.

HB Herald, May 31, 1894 SHIPPING NEWS: Telegraphic Shipping - Auckland, Wednesday. Sailed - Australia, for East Coast, Napier, and Wellington. Passengers for Napier - Mr MATHIES and five steerage. Death - EDMISTON - On May 29th at the Railway Hotel, Danevirke, Clifford Jameson, the beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth EDMISTON, aged 42 years. "Thy will be done." Dr. MILNE-THOMSON will give a course of ambulance lectures in connection with the Excelsior Recreation Club in St. Paul's schoolroom. At the Magistrate's Court yesterday, before Dr. SPENCER, J.P., a man named James EDMONDS, charged with forging and uttering in Wellington a cheque for £4 3s, was remanded to that town. The interesting question of the annexation of Samoa by New Zealand will be discussed by the members of the Union Debating Society this evening. Mr G.H. WILLIAMS will argue in favor of the annexation and Mr KENNEDY against it. Danevirke - Quite a gloom was cast over the town this morning when it became known that Mr Clifford Jamieson EDMISTON had died during the preceding night of typhoid fever. Mr EDMISTON (usually known by his Christian name of JAMIESON) on his arrival with his Strasburg Clock in Danevirke was suffering from a very severe cold, as well as being in the incipient stages of typhoid. Congestion of the lungs supervening the poor fellow completely collapsed. His remains were followed to the local cemetery by a number of prominent citizens.

HB Herald, May 30, 1894 At the Magistrate's Court yesterday, before Messrs F. SUTTON and T.K. NEWTON, Justices, judgment for plaintiff was given in each of the following civil cases:- M. LASCELLES v. AMUNDEEN, £20, costs £1 9s. Same v. WILLIAMS, £1 5s, costs 8s. PATERSON v. MOORE, 17s 6d, costs 9s. STANTON v. SMITH, £5 16s, costs and expenses £1 11s. LANSDOWNE v. MOORE, £1 10s, costs 6s, EVANS v. WARENE TEHANA, 2s (balance of debt), costs 13s 6d. Same v. NERI, 10s, costs 13s 6d. Makotuku - Another change has taken place at Mr M'LEOD's mill. This time Mr George WARD, of the Beaconsfield Hotel, is the contractor.

HB Herald, May 29, 1894 At the Magistrate's Court yesterday, before Mr H.P. COHEN, J.P., Garrett BARRY and Walter CLARK, two lads, were each fined £1 and costs for breaking telegraph insulators by using catapults. The alternative in each case was seven days' hard labor, but the lads were allowed a week in which to pay the fine. James REYNOLD, on remand from Wellington, charged with stealing letters containing cheques and orders of the total face value of £44 10s 5d, was remanded till Monday next at Waipawa. Danevirke - Mr P.H. PICKERING, who has been for some years in the Bank of New South Wales here, has been transferred to Napier. Mr DOWNES of Wanganui succeeds him. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.487 / Virus Database: 269.13.27/1020 - Release Date: 9/20/2007 12:07 PM

HB Herald, May 28, 1894 SHIPPING NEWS: Passenger arrivals - May 26 - Southern Cross, s.s., from Northern ports. Passengers - Mesdames DANVERS, M'EWAN, RITCHIE, JULL, and OAKENFIELD; Miss BOWES; Messrs ADAIR, PARKER, SKEET, MACFARLANE, BROWN, SMITH, RITCHIE, CAMPBELL, PAHU, LEVI, WATSON, WILLIAMSON, WRIGHT, ROBSON, RUDMAN, and FORTUNE; 7 steerage. May 26 - Wakatipu, s.s., from Southern ports. Passengers - Mrs ARROW; Miss SPICER; Messrs HART, PERCIV AL, WILSON, TRIBE, and COATES; 6 steerage. May 27 - Mararoa, s.s., from Southern ports. Passengers - Mesdames ANDERSON, GATES, HILL, RUDMAN, and STUDHOLME; Misses WATKINS, SAXFIELD, KINGSWELL, LEETE, CONNOR, SUTTON, HILL, GREENE, JORDAN, RINGWOOD, and DART; Messrs SMITH, LYON, VINE, ANDERSON, HARROP, COTTERILL, PHILIPS, RUDMAN, and LOGAN; Master WHITE; 15 steerage. May 27 - Tasmania, s.s., from Southern ports. Passengers - Mrs DUNNE and three children; Miss WALTON; Messrs GRAHAM, DOBBIE (2), COLLER, BISHOP, BARNETT, HOWARD, JONES, EDLYN, MACHIN, MORTIMER, DAVIS, EDWARDS, HAWKINS, BREE, IRVINE, EBURY, GOLD, WOOD, and TREE; 12 steerage.

HB Herald, May 21, 1894 Marriage - ANDERSON-AIKMAN - On May 16th, at St. Mary's Church, Merivale, Christchurch, by the Very Rev. Dean JACOBS, assised by the Rev. C.J. MERTON, William Francis John ANDERSON, Napier, to May Campbell, daughter of Colin Campbell AIKMAN, Christchurch. At the Magistrate's Church on Saturday, before Mr F. SUTTON, J.P., John MACKINTOSH was convicted of drunkenness and discharged with a caution.

HB Herald, May 21, 1894 SHIPPING NEWS: Passenger departures - May 19 - Wairarapa, s.s., for Southern ports and Melbourne. Passengers - Mesdames CRAWFORD, HORNSBY, ANTHONY, SHERLOCK, and MOLLOY; Misses CRAWFORD, KELLEY, MOORE, SPOONER, HUGHES, ROSS, and BIRCH; Messrs HORNSBY, ANTHONY, MOLLOY, and MUIR; 19 steerage. May 19 - Talune, s.s., for Sydney via Northern ports. Passengers - Misses O'LEARY and MOWBRAY; Mesdames WILLIAMS, BOET, WALKER, and SOUTH; Messrs NICHOLSON, HANNAH, KNEEBONE, WELDON, FROSTICK, REYNOLDS, GRAHAM, JOWETT, BATLEY, TIFFEN, BROWN, CODD, PARSONS (2), DENTON, GOSSAGE, KARAITIANA, and PORTER; Captain ROST; Master WALKER; 12 steerage. Telegraphic Shipping - Auckland, Sunday. Arrived - Mararoa, from Sydney. Passengers for Napier - Mrs GOLIAN; Messrs S.H. GOLIAN and RICH; 4 steerage....

HB Herald, May 21, 1894 SHIPPING NEWS: Passenger arrivals - May 19 - Australia, s.s., from Northern ports. Passengers - Mrs RENATA; Miss JOHNSON; Dr. BAKEWELL; Mr DOUGLAS; several natives; 14 steerage. May 19 - Wairarapa, s.s., from Sydney and Northern ports. Passengers - Mesdames JULL, CRIBARD, RUDDOCK and child, CRESWERN, ENGLAND, WILLIAMS and two children, TIRITA, LIVINGSTONE, HUTCHINSON, and HUTCHISON (2); Misses REED, SYMONDS, MORLEY, and LIVINGSTONE; Messrs BLEASDALE, TANNER, COLLIS, PROFFITT, M'LEAN, SYMONDS, MAHONEY, FRASER, MYERS, HOBBS, CHAMBERS, BURTON, POWDRELL (3), BEATSON (3), TARNAKI, AITKEN, HESCOTT, BOWLEY (2), HUTCHINSON, and M'NEIL; Father DOHERTY; Rev. Mr. JOHNSTON; Colonel PORTER; Master WILLIAMS; 13 steerage. May 19 - Talune, s.s., from Sydney and Northern ports. Passengers - Misses KING, CAMERON, and ANDERSON; Messrs WALKER, C. WHITE, R. FORBES, WILLCOCKS, and HUDDLESTONE; Captain WHEELER; 10 steerage.

HB Herald, May 19, 1894 Birth - M'LEAN - At Maraekakaho station, on 16th May, the wife of Donald M'LEAN, of a daughter. At the Magistrate's Court yesterday, before Mr TURNBULL, S.M., George RYAN was charged with drunkenness. He pleaded guilty, and was discharged with a caution. Dr. CARO has, after an absence of five weeks, returned from Blenheim, where he has had a severe operation performed on him by the eminent surgeon, Dr. CLEGHORN. We are glad to learn that a most skilfully conducted operation promises to prove a complete success, and relieve our respected local medico of a serious complaint from which he has suffered for years. A lad named Frederick CASSIN, in the employ of Mr INGLIS, Hastings, met with a serious accident there yesterday afternoon. He was riding a rather fresh horse, and the animal bolted with him, throwing him violently to the ground. He was picked up insensible and conveyed home, where he was attended by Drs. HAIGH and NAIRN. It was found that in addition to a severe shaking he had sustained a fractured collar-bone. The fracture was successfully reduced, and he is progressing as well as can be expected. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.487 / Virus Database: 269.13.27/1020 - Release Date: 9/20/2007 12:07 PM

HBH 1892 Sept 7 JOHANSEN A man got off very lightly at the Dannevirke Police Court on Monday. It appears that this man Anders JOHANSEN, went to the house of a resident named BRIGHOUSE on Friday last, and made use of filthy language to the inmates and then on the following Sunday was again abusive. A fine of £3 and costs was inflicted, the alternative being a month's hard labor. If the report is correct the punishment was inadequate. The Justices were Messrs CLAYTON and HAWKINS

HBH 1892 September7 2 Advertisements Applications will be made at the Bankruptcy Court on the 22nd instant for the discharge of Charles Henry CHISSELL, Joseph LIDDLE, John TAYLOR, and James IRVINE. An auction to be held at the police station Herbertville under distress warrant in the suit of DAVIES v FALLAHEE. Professor MASON will lecture at the Theatre Royal this evening on the lungs. Mr Alfred LEVI request that accounts due to him be settled by September 30th. Notified that Mr Allan M WILLIAMS offers a prize of five guineas for the exhibitor taking the greatest number of prizes in the sheep classes at the agricultural show.

HBH 1892 September 7 3 Supreme Court IN BANCO (Before His Honor the Chief Justice and Mr Justice Richmond, at Wellington) OIHUKA HAPUKA and others v SMITH and others This was a case in which prohibition was sought to restrain the issue by the native Land Court of orders subdividing the blocks of Waimarama, Waipuka, and Okaihau, in Hawke's Bay. The action was brought by certain of the native owners of the blocks against the Chief Judge and Judge 0'Brien, of the native Land Court, Mrs DONNELLY and Te Taira TIAKITAI being joined as defendants. Mr W.L.REES and Mr H.B.LUSK appeared for the plaintiffs, and Sir Robert STOUT, with him Mr H.D.BELL, for the defendants, Mrs DONNELLY and Te TEIRA.......judgment......