----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: No Arrivals. Departures - Sept. 29 - Te Kapu, s.s., for Wairoa. Sept. 29 - Orowaiti, s.s., for Greymouth. Birth - DEAN - At Bluff Hill, Napier, on September 29th, the wife of Rev. Oliver DEAN, of a son. A short sitting of the divorce and matrimonial causes division of the Supreme Court was held yesterday, before his Honor the Chief Justice, when on the application of Mr CARLILE the decree nisi in the case of STARK v. STARK and another, heard last sittings, was made absolute. At the R.M. Court yesterday, before Messrs E. LYNDON and J.H.VAUTIER, J.P.'s judgment for the plaintiff was given in each of the following civil cases"- NELSON v. DIAMOND ADAMS v. FULFORD BLYTHE and Co. v. KARAURIA. Waipawa - Mr H.H. BRIDGE returned last week from his long visit to England, and is now at Ashcott.

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: Sept. 26 - Te Anau, s.s., from Northern ports. Passengers - Misses LIARONI, HUTCHINSON, WILLIAMS, JOHNSON, and NORRIS; Mrs BRAY BROOK, Archdeacon WILLIAMS, Canon FOX. Rev. SINCLAIR; Messrs SIMPSON, CAMPBELL, KIDD, WARING, LORD, KEAN, M'COW, GORDON, ISRAEL, MEEK, JOHNSTON, STEWART, MOSSMAN, DRISCOLL, PAITERSON, NICOL, LONGLAND, GIBBS, WILLCOCKS, and WILSON. Sept. 26 - Rio, three-masted schooner, Captain DUNN, from Newcastle. Sept. 26 - Waireka, three-masted schooner, from Dunedin. Sept. 26 - Te Kapu, s.s., from Wairoa. Sept. 26 - Manapouri, s.s., from Melbourne via Northern ports. Passengers - Misses EAST, MILLS, and LEES; Sir George WHITMORE; Messrs BUICK, HAYES, PARKER, DRABBLE, CHURCHWARD, ANDERSON, CHAMBERLAIN, and PRIME; 8 steerage. Sept. 26 - Result, s.s., from Waikari. Sept. 27 - Maud Graham, schooner, from Oamaru. Departures - Sept. 26 - Te Anau, s.s., for Southern ports. Passengers - Mrs GREEN; Miss CRAIG; Messrs FORDER, ATKINSON, and GREEN. Sept. 26 - Kahu, s.s., for the Chathams via Wellington and Lyttelton. Sept. 26 - Manapouri, s.s., for Sydney via Northern ports. Passengers - Mesdames MANGAKAHIA, DAVIDSON, HUAINA, and MARION; Miss MARION; Messrs MANGAKAHIA, FERGUSSON, NEWTON, ALLEN, BULL, REED, EDWARDS, REES, and ABRAHAM; Captain DAVIDSON; WILLIAMSON's Opera Company. Sept. 27 - Flying Scud, three-masted schooner, Captain CORBETT, for Newcastle. Marriage - GREEN-KING - On the 26th September, at the Manse, by the Rev. J.GB. PATERSON, John GREEN, to Lalia Florence KING, eldest daughter of Mr George L. KING, of Napier. At the R.M. Court on Saturday, before Dr. CARO, J.P., two men who gave the names of John WILLIAMS and Thomas WARN pleaded guilty to drunkenness, and were each discharged with a caution. The final football match of the season took place on the Recreation Ground on Saturday afternoon in the presence of a few spectators. The CALEDONIANS and the AHURIRIS were the contending clubs, and the former proved victorious by six points to nil. MUNROE secured two tries, both of which were converted by DOUBLE. The officers and staff of the Post and Telegraph Department held a social reunion at The Cafe on Saturday evening. The chair was occupied by Mr E.H. BOLD, Inspector of Telegraphs for this district, supported on his right and left by his Worship the Mayor and Mr R. DOBSON, guests of the evening, and Messrs S.J. JAGO, and H.W. HARRINGTON, chief officers of the P. & T. Departments respectively........ During the evening songs were contributed by His Worship the Mayor and Messrs PERCY, PIRANI, SEBRIGHT, NORRIS, KNAPP, HAWKE, JAGO, and DOBSON, while recitations were admirably rendered by Messrs SCHWABE, CALDERS, and WYATT. Mr A.W. JONES presided at the piano, and proved an efficient accompanist.

HBH 1890 June 25 Court Judgment given for plaintiff in the following civil cases in the R M Court yesterday: - Bank of New South Wales v Henry HODGSON Mr COTTERILL for plaintiff Murray Roberts and Co v J MUNN John MURRAY v W E HUGO Montague LASCELLES v H JOHNSON Harry PULFORD v Jas. LYNN MOORE v LOWRY

HBH 1890 June 24 Telegraphic Shipping CAPETOWN-Tuesday June 21 Sailed-R.M.S. RUAPEHU for PLYMOUTH SYDNEY-Monday Sailed-TEKAPO and JUBILEE for NEW ZEALAND

HBH 1890 June 24 General news A letter of Mr Thomas MOODY was read. This gentleman, who now lives in the Wairoa, was one of the Six Hundred, and his military service was altogether a phenomenal one, both for length and for vicissitudes. The feeling of the meeting was that something should be done towards raising a fund among the sympathizers in the district, to in some manner relieve the alleged poverty of those still remaining alive of the men who so gallantly upheld the prestige of the British army in the Crimea. Charles HOFLEY alias Mc NALLY was arrested by Constable GANTLEY on Saturday night. ..more...when arrested he was accompanied by a man named Mc LAUCHLAN, who was also known as "spieler."

HBH 1890 June 21st Shipping Saturday Port of NAPIER Arrivals 20-KAHU from DUNEDIN-no passengers Departure 20th-KAHU for WELLINGTON-No passengers Telegraphic shipping MELBOURNE-Friday ALBANY-Friday Arrived-OCEANA from PLYMOUTH Passengers for New Zealand Misses ELDER and CARSON Messrs BERENS, LOW, and RIDER Arrived-MANAPOURI from BLUFF FREEMANTLE-Friday Arrived-H.M.S. CURACAO from the CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Per United Press GISBORNE-Friday Sailed-MARAROA for South Passengers for NAPIER:- Miss MILLS Mrs PEACOCK Messrs SWANSON, WALLS, HARRIS, KAURAURIA, SISTERSON, IRVINE, SALMON, and NICOL

HBH 1890 June 23 Advertisements Mr A PICKERING-bailiff of the R.M. Court Hastings, will sell at noon today on the premises of SMITH and Co Railway Street Hastings, horses, brakes, &c., Mr R SMITH-honorary Secretary for Caledonian Ball Mr Montague LASCELLES has for sale the PIHA estate-Auckland Mr A H WILSON-ironmonger changes his advertisement Mr Montague LASCELLES has been appointed agent for BURTON Bros photographs of New Zealand scenery

HBH 1890 June 23rd Shipping 23 Monday Arrivals Port of NAPIER 21st-MARAROA from SYDNEY via Northern ports Passengers: - Mesdames DICKENS and ELLIS Misses MILLS, BISHOP (2), PEACOCK Messrs DICKENSON, WILKINSON, BINNS, CRUIKSHANK (2), McKENZIE, SKEEN, OWEN, NICHOL, SISTERSEN, IRVINE, HARRIS, HESLOP, SALMON, COWIE, JOHNSTON 16 Steerage 21st-ENTERPRISE-Captain BALL from DUNEDIN-no passengers 21st-CATLIN-Captain NORNIDER from DUNEDIN-no passengers 21st-TARAWERA from Southern ports Passengers: - Misses THOMSON, NICHOLLS, BALDWIN Mrs STONE Messrs BEAMAN, STONE, LEWIS, ROBERTS (3), Mc MAHON 4 Steerage 21st-SOUTHERN CROSS from Northern ports Passengers-Messrs ROBINSON and GREGORY Departures 21st-MARAROA for MELBOURNE via Southern ports Passengers: - Mesdames OLLIVER, LUSK and child Rev YARDIN Messrs JAGGER, BELLINGER, BARKER, RICHARDS, GOLDING, DUNNAGE, CREIGHTON, DAVIDSON 21st-STAR OF ENGLAND-FOR London VIZ WELLINGTON and LYTTELTON-no passengers 21st-TARAWERA for SYDNEY via Northern ports Passengers: - Misses BRITTEN, Mc LAREN, CAULTON Mesdames Park SMITH, WALKER Messrs W SHRIMPTON, CRUICKSHANK, MACAULEY, JENKINS, Mc HARDY, STEVENS, ELWOOD, F PARKER 21st-SOUTHERN CROSS for WELLINGTON-no passengers Telegraphic Shipping No Listed Passengers for NAPIER

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller Subject: HB Herald, Sat. Sept. 26, 1891 SHIPPING NEWS: Arrivals - Sept. 25 - Dingadee, s.s., from Northern ports. Passengers - Messrs FENWICK, ARTHUR, REES, GREEN, MACHARAN, MORAN, ARTHUR, FRASER, ROSE, BREWER, SMITTON, Rev. GARDINER; 6 steerage. Sept. 25 - Kahu, s.s., from Wellington. Departure - Sept. 25 - Te Kapu, s.s., for Wairoa. The Hastings people will not have a bowling green this season after all. Mr T.WATERWORTH, who was to have supervised the laying down of the ground, has advised the committee to postpone operations till next year, as owing to the lateness of the season it would be very expensive to make a good green on the piece of land selected for it.

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: Arrivals - Sept. 24 - Kiwi, s.s., from Wellington. Sept. 24 - Spray, schooner, from Dunedin. Departures - Sept. 24 - Australia, s.s., for Northern ports. Passengers - Mrs BRAYBROOKE; Messrs LEVINSOHN, C. BROWN, SALMON, NEWTON, and CARTRELL. Sept. 24 - Kiwi, s.s., for Wellington. Death - PERRY - On the 23rd September, at the Refuge, Napier, Frederick W. PERRY, aged 81 years. The Hastings people are going to have a bowling green laid down immediately, and Mr T. WATERWORTH is going to supervise the work. At the R.M. Court yesterday, before Mr TURNBULL, R.M., a man who gave the name of John SMITH was convicted of drunkenness and discharged with a caution. \

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: Arrivals - Sept. 22 - Ohau, s.s., from Southern ports. Sept. 22 - Te Kapu, s.s., from Wairoa. Departures - Sept. 23 - Te Kapu, s.s., for Wairoa. Sept. 22 - Reliance, ketch, for Timaru. Sept. 22 - Ohau, s.s., for Northern ports. Passengers - Messrs FORDHAM, SMITTON, and GIBBS. Births - SWAN - At Napier, on September 18th, the wife of G.H. SWAN, M.H.R., of a son. M'GLASHAN - At Petane, on September 20th, the wife of A. M'GLASHAN, of a daughter. The following players will represent the Ahuriri Football Club in their match with the Caledonians on Saturday:- FRANKLIN, HILLSON, CLARKE, DRIBERG, SAXBY, M'KEE, MILIER (2), PRESLING, CLAREBUT, FINLAYSON, JOHNSON, O'CONNELL, and JAMISON (2). Danevirke - A man named VINGER slipped while walking beside a trolly at CARLSON's mill, and putting out a hand to save himself from falling he placed it on the rail,and one wheel of the trolly went over his fingers. His hand was badly bruised, but will not be permanently injured. Waipawa - At the R.M. Court this morning James SMITH was brought up on remand.....on a charge of stealing a watch, a gold guard, and a necktie from the Railway Hotel, Kaikora, on the 13th of September. Mr MANISTY, of Napier, appeared for the defence. On the application of the police, the information was withdrawn, and a new one substituted charging him with stealing the necktie only......The Bench said that defendant's conduct and surroundings were highly suspicious and discreditable, and as he was confessedly guilty of stealing the tie, he was convicted and sentenced to three hours' imprisonment, in consideration of his having been locked up for a week already.

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: No Arrivals or Departures. At the R.M. Court yesterday, before Mr TURNBULL, R.M., Alfred M'GINATY, in remand charged with helpless drunkenness, was ordered to pay 20s 6d costs of maintenance and 7s costs of Court, in default four days' hard labor. James THOMPSON, alias TROY, for habitual drunkenness, was sentenced to three months' hard labor. Patrick CLARKEN, for drunkenness, was fined 5s and costs, and James M'EWEN, for a similar offence was fined 10s and costs. \William BLACK was fined 5s and costs for allowing two cows to stray at Farndon. George David HOOD, for illegally drawing off fresh water, the property of the Napier Corporation was fined 1s and costs. Svend OLSEN, James ELLERY, and John LeGEYT were each fined 5s and costs for leaving vehicles unattended.

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: Arrivals - Sept. 18 - Kahu,s.s., from Wellington. Sept. 19 - Australia, s.s., from Northern ports. Passengers - Misses KENNY, CARNELL, ELLERY, FULTON and maid; Messrs FULTON and WHITAKER. Sept. 19 - Te Kapu, s.s., from Wairoa. Sept. 19 - Weka, s.s., from coast. Sept. 20 - Waihora, s.s., from Sydney via Northern ports. Passengers - Misses BUCKLAND, CRAIG, WITHEROE, GRUCHY, SMITH, M'KELLAR, HALL, and Rosie HOOPER; Mesdamdes BUCKLAND and SEARLE; Messrs LANDELLS, LUMSDEN, WITHEROE, DAVIS, INNES, WILLIAMS, and CATO; and six steerage. Sept. 20 - Te Anau, s.s., from Melbourne via Southern ports. Passengers - The WILLIAMSON Opera Company; Messrs SALMON, WILSON, and WALKER. Sept. 20 - Enterprise, brigantine, Captain BELL, from Dunedin. Departures - Sept. 19 - Te Kapu, s.s., for Wairoa. Sept. 19 - Australia, s.s., for Wellington. Sept. 19 - Kahu, s.s., for Wellington. Sept. 19 - Waiwera, schooner, Captain PANKOW, for Gisborne. Sept. 19 - Venus, ketch, for Gisborne. Sept. 20 - Waihora, s.s., for Southern ports. Passengers - Misses EVERITT, SOED, and VENNELL; Messrs KEAT and boy, COLEMAN, and RAFTERY. Sept. 20 - Te Anau, s.s.,. for Northern ports. Passengers - Miss DENBY; Mrs de BANK; Messrs de BANK, WILSON, M'DONALD, DOUGHERTY, and IRVINE. Death - HAGGEN - On September 18th, at Ashridge, Henry James, second son of Annie and Edward Alexander HAGGEN, aged 2½ years. The Rev. J. PARKINSON and Mrs PARKINSON returned to Hawke's Bay yesterday by the Te Anau. Mr PARKINSON, we are glad to say, is much better in health for his trip to Ausralia. A young man named Maurice LANGLEY, employed as a carter by Mr H. HOLDER, met with a serious accident on Saturday. He was driving a cart heavily loaded with oats, and foolishly sat upon one of the shafts to drive. He either slipped or was jerked off, and in an instant was under the near wheel. Fortunately the horse drawing the cart stopped promptly when spoken to, and no doubt LANGLEY would have been killed........The accident was a very serious one, but Dr. MENZIES hopes to have his patient thoroughly recovered in a few weeks.

HBH 1890 June 21 Wairoa Wairoa Mr J BOOTH R.M., who drove through from GISBORNE, held the adjourned sittings of the R M Court on Tuesday and Wednesday getting through a large amount of business, principally Maori and small debt cases of local importance only. Principal Civil case William HAMILTON v The Deputy Official Assigned in the estate of J G KINROS and T J STEELE-Mr T J STEELE was absent through illness and Mr W B HAWKINS appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr LOGAN (of Sainsbury Logan) on behalf of the Official Assignee-judgment given against the Assignee W F SHAW v John BROWN-charged with larceny of posts from the plaintiff's property-case was partly heard by Messrs H R DUFF, J T LARGE, and J POWDRELL J.P's at the last sitting of the Court and adjourned to next Thursday owing to the absence of Mr H R DUFF. The accused, who live near Te REINGA are out on bail.

HBH 1890 June 21 Court Resident Court yesterday before Dr CARO J.P., William ROSE junr-charged with drunkenness-In consideration of it being his first appearance at Court defendant was cautioned and discharged Thomas LAURIE is a lucky bankrupt. He was sentenced to two months' imprisonment. The order for commitment was not dated, and the writ of habeas corpus promptly applied for on his behalf will no doubt set him free. Hastings police Court yesterday, before Messrs ELLIS and FitZROY, J.P's Charlton TODD fined 5s and costs 7s for allowing a horse to stray

HBH 1890 June 21 Football Town V Country Town Team alterations from original Messrs PATTERSON, KNIGHT, G FLEMING, HUGHES take the place of Messrs WARBRICK, GIBBONS, VON HAAST, SWAN The Country Team is as follows: - TAKU, LOWRY, JAMES, WIHAPE, DUNCAN, TAIAROA, FRIDAY, GORE, HIROA, MATTHEW, MOGAN, JONAH, SHAVER, ROBERT, and TARANAKI. Emergencies: - TIPENE, TIAPUTU, LEMUEL.

HBH 1890 June 21 Timber Workers Meeting at the Caledonian Hotel:- President-Mr RAMSEY Vice-president-Mr T SPILLER Secretary -Mr W WILKIE Junr Treasurer-Mr Charles STUART Committee- Messrs BELL, YUILL, W BOWDEN, HOWSLEY, COWLRICK and PAGE.

From "Weekly News" 10 Sept 1941 photos CHEYNE I McD Woodville

From "Weekly news" 10 September 1941 Group photo New Zealander's serving in the Fleet Air Arm: A draft which arrived recently in Britain from The Dominion. ARMITAGE J E Napier FISHER R J Gisborne GALLAGHER C A Hastings HOOPER G Y Hastings

HBH 1890 June 17 Court news local Friction between the cabmen and bus drivers of the town was again illustrated yesterday, when William MYERS was charged at the Resident Magistrate's Court, on the information of Edward HUGHES, with carrying more passengers in his licensed vehicle than the law allowed. George NEALE, formerly a constable in this district, and after that master of the Napier Refuge for some time, was yesterday charged at the Resident Magistrate's Court on the information of Constable SCHULZ, with using insulting language to informant on the 31st of May....more..... and it appeared from the evidence that a lade named O'ROURKE met with an accident.......more JOHNSON v TAIT-the adjourned "dog case" occupied the time of the Resident Magistrate for a good portion of Mr G A PREECE. Mr CORNFORD reviewed the evidence on defendant's behalf-Mr COTTERILL on that of plaintiff. Thomas BEATTIE charged yesterday with assaulting his wife, Josephine BEATTIE. Defendant did not appear. His case was characterized as cowardly and fined him £1 8s, alternative being 14 days' hard labor. Defendant was also ordered to enter into a £25 bond to keep the peace for six months, or go to gaol for that period in default. Four boys, named Patrick Mc CARTHY, Edward ???????, James CLEAREY, George CHASE, were charged at the R S M Court yesterday for disturbing the congregation at the Catholic Church. Mr Sydney HOBEN, has made his name familiar to our readers, and is a passenger by the TE ANAU, which is to arrive this morning. Mr HOBEN arrived yesterday in WELLINGTON from LEIPSIC via LONDON and SYDNEY...more...and original document which is in GERMAN, and signed by the Director, and by Professors Carl REINECKE, Bruus ZWINTSCHER, Gustav SCHRECK, Paul HOMEYER, and Oscar PAUL. OBITUARY-Mrs Saumarez SMITH, wife of the newly appointed Bishop of SYDNEY. The Napier Hospital Trustees met yesterday in the Town Hall Present: - Messrs G H SWAN-Chair J D ORMOND, H P COHEN, H WILLIAMS, Mr R MILLER, G FAULKNOR, J BEGG, J BENNETT. Miss I B PEACOCK was appointed probationer nurse. Dr MENZIES reported that probationer nurses TYE and WEBB were progressing satisfactorily.