HBH 1890 August 5 GLENDINING-CLARKE Tuesday page Two Deaths GLENDINING-At Waihua on August 1st John Glendining, suddenly in his 47th year CLARKE-On Monday August 4th at the residence of Mr THAYER, Munroe Street, Napier-Thomas CLARKE formerly of Somerset, England aged 39 years. The funeral is appointed to leave Mr Thayer's residence tomorrow (Wednesday) at half-past two.

HBH 1890 August 5 New Plymouth -AIKMAN Ellen Page Two A woman named Ellen AIKMAN was charged with using obscene language and sentenced to 21 days' imprisonment by the Napier bench on the 24th of July last. The punishment was deferred on the production by accused's solicitor of a medical certificate that she was within a fortnight of her confinement. There has been no record of this event, and the woman was recently called upon to come up for sentence, but failed to appear. A warrant was issued for her arrest, and it was found she had gone to HAWERA, whence she was brought to undergo her sentence on Saturday last

HBH 1890 August 5 local and Court news Notes from a POVERTY BAY Correspondent and an article about Miss MARSDEN will be found on the fourth page John RETTER was yesterday fined by Mr H M WARDELL R.M. for letting a bull stray on the public road at WHAKATU Ann MURPHY fined £1 and costs for a second offence of drunkenness within six months. Another dog registration case came before the Resident Court yesterday. Oliver Mc CUTCHEON charged on the information of D.P. BALFOUR with keeping three unregistered dogs (at GREENMEADOWS.)

From "Weekly News" 3 Sept 1941 BELL R P Havelock North SINGER H Gisborne

HBH 1890 August 5 ENGLAND-CLARKE Tuesday page Two Deaths CLARKE-On Monday August 4th at the residence of Mr THAYER, Munroe Street, Napier-Thomas CLARKE formerly of Somerset, England aged 39 years. The funeral is appointed to leave Mr Thayer's residence tomorrow (Wednesday) at half-past two.

HBH 1890 August 4 Shipping Departures Departures Port of NAPIER 1st-OPOTOKI,- schooner-Captain BERGENSEN for GISBORNE. Master-agent 1st-FAIRY for Coast 2nd-WAIRARAPA from MELBOURNE via southern Ports Passengers: - Miss PITT Mesdames STONE, PITT, HART, HARWOOD Messrs QUILTY, DUNSCOMBE, Mc VAY, WALMSLEY 3rd-TE ANAU for SYDNEY via Northern Ports Passengers: - Mesdames DILLON, BIRCH Misses THOMPSON, HALL Messrs DILLON, CHURCHWARD, OLIVER, MURRAY, GIBB, BIRCH, GIBB, LONSDALE TURANGANUI Football Team 10 Steerage.

HBH 1890 August 4 Telegraphic Shipping TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING Sydney-Saturday Sailed-MANAPOURI for AUCKLAND PRESTO for HOKIANGA NEWCASTLE-Saturday Arrived-THREE CHEERS from AUCKLAND MELBOURNE-Saturday Arrived-W F NITZMANN from WHANGAROA

HBH 1890 August 5 Boundary dispute Captain PREECE and J A CONNELL, the Commissioners appointed to investigate the disputed boundaries between the AWARUA and MANGAOHANE blocks, and the government blocks of RUATANIWHA North and O. TURANGA, sat at the old Provincial Chambers yesterday. Mr E H WILLIAMS appeared for Nea HUKE Mr LEWIS for Airini TONORE'S section of the NGATI te UPUKIURI tribe Mr KOCH for the NGATIWHITI tribe. The evidence of Mr Horace BAKER was concluded and that of the old chief Raniera te ATUKI was taken at considerable length, Mr HAMLIN acting as interpreter. The investigation is still proceeding.

HBH 1890 August 4 Shipping Arrivals Arrivals Port of NAPIER 2nd-WAIRARAPA from SYDNEY VIA Northern Ports Passengers: - Mrs WATSON Rev Mr BEECROFT Messrs SMITH, CONOLLY, WATSON, KEPU, MILNES, St. LEGER, HENNIKER, TURTINE, GILLING, MOORE, CAMERON, KARAITIANA, SHEEN, LOUGHT TURANGANUI football team (27) 7 steerage 2nd-FAIRY from coast 2nd-SOUTHERN CROSS from Northland ports Passenger: - Mr CHAMBERLAIN 2nd-TE KAPU from WAIROA 2nd-ORPHEUS Captain SMITH from KAIPARA Master-agent 3rd-TE ANAU from MELBOURNE Via Southern Ports Passengers: - Sisters of the Missions (3) Misses MELLENMBY, STEVENS, St HILL, HITCHINGS Messrs LUCAS, STUDHOLME, CROWLEY, MARTIN, Hunter BROWN, ECCLES, CLIFFORD 7 steerage.

HBH 1890 August 4 local News Telegraphic Pahiatua-Saturday The skeleton found at MATAKAHI yesterday, and supposed to be that of Mr WEBER, had dark clothes, dark waterproof, a false set of top teeth, hard felt hat, half-Wellington boots; written on the lining of the coat was the marker's name-J.MARTIN, NAPIER. Mr Michael Mc HUGH, Moeangiangi advertises for a lost black and tan sheep dog. Mr James P THOMSON-draper and silk mercer, Emerson Street, NAPIER. Miss TAYLOR, at Mr J D Ormond's-reward for finder of bay mare.

HBH 1890 August 2 WAIROA Wairoa-Friday A man named John GLENDINNING, of Waihua died suddenly today. Constable SHAW and Dr ROSS proceeded to Waihua, where no doubt he found it necessary to hold an inquest At the regular sitting of the two monthly Resident Magistrate's Court last Wednesday before Mr BOOTH R.M., there was a very small list. The only case with public interest is that of the Police v A MOORE-charged with giving an unstamped receipt to his employer Mr T J STEELE.

NZHBH 1890 August 1 Shipping Arrival Port of Napier July 30 Te KAPU from WAIROA-SMITH and PROVIS, agents Telegraphic Shipping SYDNEY-Thursday Arrived-HAUROTO from Wellington MELBOURNE-Thursday Sailed-WAIHORA for BLUFF AUCKLAND-Thursday Sailed-WAIRARAPA for South Passengers for Napier Mr and Mrs Watson For WELLINGTON Mrs Knox and infant and Miss WILKIE For LYTTELTON Mrs VALENTINE and two children Miss HOUCHEN Messrs NEWEY, VALENTINE, SHEILLY, MITCHELL, A L LEVY For DUNEDIN Messrs J SHEEN, CONNOLLY, and FORD 30 steerage. LYTTELTON-Thursday Sailed TAKAPUNA for Northern Ports Passenger for Wellington-Miss Robertson For MANUKAU-Mr and Mrs RICHARDSON, Mrs CURCOT and child, and GILLAL Sailed-Te ANAU for Northern Ports Passengers: - Mesdames PIPER, STEWART and child Messrs CROWLEY, PIPER, MARTIN, BELL, GORING, BEDDER, LAING, and Masters HARPER (2)

HBH 1890 August 2 local news Mr James McNAB of McNAB'S Garden's, Lower Hutt, died today from Paralysis Mr HALL, purchaser of the city tramways, formerly had COBB and Co's coaches between Wellington and Foxton Mr M CAMPBELL, an evangelist from SCOTLAND, will preach the gospel in Waterworth's Hall every evening except Saturday Housewives will be glad to learn that a really good furniture cream is on sale in Napier, Mr Mc KENZIE, the maker of the article, having arrived from DUNEDIN to introduce it. A few of the CYPRESS Macrocarpa trees planted in Captain Hill's garden at Fernhill two years ago are now 11 feet high. This is extraordinary growth in the time, as they were only one foot high when planted from the nursery of Mr H J GILBERD, Taradale. Olaf NILSON was charged yesterday at the R.M.Court before Dr CARO and Mr F FULTON, J.P's with having failed to comply with an order of the court. The order was that he should contributed 15s a week to the support of his wife and children. The cased was remanded until today.

HBH 1890 August 2 Shipping Arrivals Port of NAPIER July 31st-AUSTRALIA from WELLINGTON Passengers: - Misses DRIBERG, SORENSEN Mrs DAVIDSON and two children Messrs DAVIDSON, ERICKSEN, DUNN, RYMINGTON, FOSYTH, MILLAR 31st-KAHU from WELLINGTON via coast stations Departures August 1st-VENUS, cutter-Captain WIIG for GISBORNE 1st-TE KAPU for WAIROA 1st-AUSTRALIA for Northern Ports Passengers: - Messrs RUSSELL, JARRETT, MARSHALL, HOOPER 1st-KAHU for WELLINGTON

HBH 1890 August 1 RHODES Clara Friday DEATH RHODES-On the 30th July, at Ireffgarn, Woodville, Clara, the beloved wife of R H RHODES, aged 25.

HBH 1890 August 1 local news The bill case John Vigor BROWN v BENNETT and ROCHFORT will come before Mr Justice CONNOLLY and special jury this morning Mr BURTON and his assistant are engaged in replacing by living trees the dead stumps which break the continuity of the rows of blue gums in Munroe Street. At the Resident Court yesterday before Mr H S WARDELL R.M. Ann PROUSE fined 5s and costs for drunkenness, the alternative being 24 hours' hard labor. Application to appoint Mr TIFFEN a trustee in the FRANCE estate has not been made yet There will be an enquiry into the boundaries of the AWARUS and MANGAOHANE Blocks before Captain PREECE and Mr J A CONNELL today. The gate entrances to the enclosed portion of Clive Square required looking to. Traffic has worn holes which fill with rain that cannot drain away, and unwary visitors suffer in consequences. Perhaps the road overseer will take the hint. The property, furniture and estate of Mrs NEWMAN will be sold today Mr F LOGAN solicitor for the Clive Road Board, and Mr W DINWIDDIE, solicitor for Mrs GUY drove out to the Grange estate near CLIVE, to view the locality affected by the action to be heard on Wednesday next between Mrs GUY and the inhabitants of the Clive Road District. The hall at the Working Men's Club was crowded last evening, the attraction being a lecture by Mr C WILSON. Acceptable vocal items were contributed by Messrs SPRIGGS, H MARTIN, PIRANI, COLLINS, PLOWMAN, BEECHAM, FOLEY, and Miss MANEY played two piano solos.

HBH 1890 July 24 local two Mr W P REEVES is a "Liberal." Mr W P REEVES is the son of the proprietor of a "Liberal" paper-The Lyttelton Times and also editor of that paper. There will be one important exploring party next season-due to an accounts of a trip to RUAPEKA last year-one written by Mr H HILL and published in the "Transactions" of the New Zealand Institute, and another which appeared in our columns. ....more..then-this should be a splendid advertisement for New Zealand as "the Wonderland of the Pacific." Resident Magistrate's Court-Captain Preece R.M. W LIGHT v W M BROUGHTON-claim for recovery of amount of a dishonoured P.N.-this case has been twice adjourned and the consideration of the Bill was the bringing of 200 natives from the WAIROA to attend a meeting called by the late Chief Renata KAWEPO during 1888. Defendant claimed that this amount should have come from estate and not from him personally and from evidence to the Court the same view was taken and it was upheld by the Court and non-suited plaintiff, with costs of £4 2s and solicitor's fee for £3 3s

HBH 1890 July 31 MACKERSEY Thursday Page two BIRTH-MACKERSEY On the 25th July at Lake Station the wife of C L MACKERSEY, of a son.

HBH 1890 July 31 Shipping Arrival Port of Napier No passengers listed 29th-FAIRY from MAHIA DEPARTURE 30th-CUTHONA, Barquentine, Captain GIFFORD for NEWCASTLE

HBH 1890 July 23 CULLEN Wednesday page two DEATH-CULLEN At Napier on July 22nd after a long and painful illness, George Walter Cullen aged 51 The funeral will leave his late residence Cameron Road aged 3 pm on Thursday.