HBH 1890 May 26 RUDDICK Mr RUDDICK, with some members of his family, drove to town in a buggy and pair to visit the cemetery, the vehicle being safely left by the gates. When the party were about to return Mr Ruddick attempted to get into the buggy first, so as to have command of the reins, but the horses suddenly started off and threw him down onto the road. The startled animals tore down the hill track alongside the cemetery at a fearful pace, the buggy jumping from side to side as the horses galloped over ruts and hillocks. Turning safely into Chaucer road, and thence into Emerson Street, the horses galloped at top speed into Hastings Street, and away in the direction of CLIVE, finally stopped near Awatoto by Messrs MORRISON and MURROW. No one was injured.

HBH 1890 May 24 Local, Court and Football The Drapery Company announces a special sale of umbrellas Mr E J BERESFORD, Tattersall's cigar divan, Emerson street Napier, will execute commissions on the totalisator at the Wanganui races today Maori v Pakeha today at the Recreation ground Mrs HEATH'S school will re-open next Tuesday The Havelock Road Board notify their intention to levy a general rate of 1/2d in the £1 The Waterbury Watch Company inserts an advertisement The time for receiving tenders for the OHAUMOKO block has been extended to the 10th of June At the Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday, before E PATTEN J.P., James MATTHEW fined 5s and costs for drunkenness The following will represent the Caledonian Football Club against the AHURIRI Club on Monday: - STODDART Mc DUFF KELLY, and HILSON, Mc FARLANE, SIMMONDS SIMS, WILSON, T BEAR, FRASER, GRAINGER, GOLDSMITH, GARNER, GUY, AUSTIN Emergencies: LAWS, ALLEM or ALLOL, P BEAR, HOLT, LONG, NORTON, A E RENOUF. .

HBH 1890 May 26 BOWLS Page Two BOWLING COMPETITION The unsettled state of the weather on Saturday afternoon interfered with the attendance at the bowling green, and the day was consequently limited to two hour-handed games Dr HITCHINGS, Mr J DINWIDDIE defeated Messrs BALFOUR and FIELDER And Messrs COOK and MORRISON defeated Messrs DINWIDDIE and WANDRUM

From "The Weekly News" DONNELLY P Hastings MURPHY M S Hawkes Bay PARKER D S Gisborne POKAI P Tikitiki TWIGG B E Gisborne

From "The Weekly News" HERRICK D T Hastings

From "The Weekly News" PAKAI J Hawkes Bay

HBH 1890 May 24 Chamber of Commerce The usual quarterly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held yesterday Mr J F WILLIAMS-President, in the Chair Present were: - Messrs E LYNDON, M R MILLER, LANG, H P COHEN, N KETTLE, WALKER

HBH 1890 May 22 Rugby The H B Rugby Union met yesterday afternoon, when Messrs LOGAN (Chairman) Lord, black, Whittington, Reardon, HUGHES, HARDEN, COWAN, and HOBEN were present Mr FLANNIGAN'S offer of a cup for the second fifteen competitions was accepted with thanks At the request of the Rangers' Club it was decided to allow the Meanee Club to amalgamate with them.

HBH 1890 May 22 TRAIN The engine of the 4 20 train from Napier to Waipukurau yesterday met with a slight accident, which delayed the train for about an hour. This caused the train to be delayed at Te Aute, and it did not arrive in Napier until nearly 10 o'clock. We have received from Mr H MURDOCH a copy of his useful little work "How to make money by Patents." The book is smartly written, the author having the knack of imparting information without being in the slightest degree dull. Mechanics and others will find this work very interesting, and as it is published at a low price it should have a large sale.

HBH 1890 May 22 Waipawa Court Captain PREECE paid his usually fortnightly visit to Waipawa yesterday, and held a sitting of the Magistrate's Court there. The police applied to have a prohibition order granted against Alexander GRANT, Sheep farmer of Takapau, and several constables deposed that he was given to excessive drinking. Mr LOUGHNAN, instructed by defendant's family, opposed the order being granted. His Worship said that as the persons most interested were against the order being made he should refuse to grant it, especially as under the circumstances it would fail to have the desired effect if it were granted. A few unimportant civil cases were then dealt with.

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller Subject: HB Herald, Mon. June 29th 1891 SHIPPING NEWS: Arrivals - June 27 - Australia, s.s., from Northern ports. Passengers - Mrs BRYANT; Miss GALWAY; Messrs BLACK, GOLDSMITH, and LYSSAR; Mr and Mrs NAIA and 2 children. June 27 - Water Lily, cutter, Captain MUNRO, from Auckland. June 28 - Wareatea, s.s., from Greymouth. June 28 - Rotomahana, s.s., from Sydney via Northern ports. Passengers - Misses BOYLE and NEWTON; Mrs ELLIS and child; Messrs SMITH, WATERWORTH, ROCHE, HUMPHRIES, FORDHAM, FOLEY, and BAKER; 3 steerage. June 28 - Te Anau, s.s., from Melbourne via Southern ports. Passengers - Miss GODDON; Messrs MARTIN, RATHBONE (2), IRVINE, THOMSON, CRAWFORD, AUSTIN, ELSMAN, and COBB; 15 steerage. June 28 - Norval, schooner, from Auckland. Departures - June 27 - Te Kapu, s.s., for Wairoa. June 27 - Venus, ketch, for Gisborne. June 27 - Kahu, s.s., for Chatham Islands via Wellington and Lyttelton. June 27 - Australia, s.s., for Wellington. Passengers - Miss WILSON; Mr MACKIE. June 28 - Rotomahana, s.s., for Melbourne via Southern ports. Passengers - Misses GLENDINING, BRYANT, WHINHAM, ENGERBRETSON, and EDWARDS; Mesdames GLENDINING and child, PARKINS, and TOONER; Messrs PATTERSON, O'HARA, DOUGLAS, and HARKER. June 28 - Te Anau, s.s., for Northern ports. Mesdames WETHERED, MATHEW, BARRY, and M'KENZIE; Messrs WETHERED, BARRON, DODDS, BEAMAN, MATHEW, POWELL, PATTERSON, SINCLAIR, BARRY, HARDING, SUNDERLAND, BLACK, GLEESON, and FRASER; Inspector EMERSON; the DOBSON-KENNEDY Company. At the R.M. Court on Saturday - Christian MANSFIELD was fined 10s and costs for drunkenness. Mr SCANNEL, in the office of Messrs CARLILE and M'LEAN, was on Saturday admitted by his Honor the Chief Justice to practice as a solicitor of the Supreme Court. June 30th issue missing.

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller Subject: HB Herald, Wed. July 1st 1891 SHIPPING NEWS: Arrival - June 30 - Saucy Kate, schooner from Auckland. Departures - June 30 - Wareatea, s.s., for Westport. June 30 - Edith May, three-masted schooner, for Auckland. June 30 - Enterprise, brigantine, Captain BELL, for Dunedin. We have received from Mr P. GOW, of the Tavistock Hotel, Waipukurau, 1 pound in response to our appeal on behalf of the fund being raised for the widow of the late Peter BLOM, recently drowned while working at the breakwater. The new powerful gas lamps are being rapidly fitted up, and Napier will soon be one of the best lighted towns in New Zealand. Some of the lights are of 30 candle power and some of fifty. The old lamps are of about 12 candle power. The following players will represent the Napier Club in their match against the St. Matthew's Club on Saturday. HEHA, AWHI, BOWES, HAWK, FRASER, PYKE, ROWLEY, JAGO, ELLIOTT, RUDMAN, LORD, JACOB, CATANACH, NEDI, WHATANE. Emergencies: PAUL, GARDINER. The Chief Justice, Sir James PRENDERGAST, gave judgment yesterday in the case of HERMAN v. J. IRVINE, heard last week. The claim was 125 pounds on a promissory note, with interest since dishonor, and judgment was given for plaintiff for the amount, with interest at 6 per cent and costs on the lowest scale.

----- Original Message ----- Subject: HB Herald, Sat. June 27th 1891 SHIPPING NEWS: Arrivals - June 26 - Kahu, s.s., from Wellington. Departures - June 25 - Southern Cross, s.s. for Northern ports. Passengers - Messrs LEVINSOHN, FORDHAM, RICHARDSON, HEPBURN, and ADEANE. June 26 - Comet, ketch, Captain CLARKSON, for Dunedin. June 26 - Catlin, ketch, for Dunedin. June 26 - Lily, schooner, Captain BLOOM, for Lyttelton. June 26 - Orpheus, schooner, Captain SMITH, for Timaru. June 26 - Flying Scud, three-masted schooner, Captain CORLETT, for Sydney. At the R.M. Court yesterday, two men who gave the names of William ROBINSON and John BROWN, but who are supposed to be usually known by different appellations, were each fined 5s and costs for drunkenness. Charles SLADE, who has been "up" several times recently, was fined 10s and costs for drunkenness. For damaging property at the Spit, the property of Jessie M'VICAR, defendant was ordered to pay 1 pound 7s 6d, or to be imprisoned with hard labor for a week. The mean thief Patrick M'CLUSKEY, whose paltry and cowardly depredations were narrated in our last issue, got his deserts at the R.M. Court yesterday. There were four charged against him, as the goods he stole from the forecastle of the Flying Scud belonged to four seamen on that vessel. He was sentenced to three months' hard labor on each information, the sentences to be cumulative, so that Patrick M'CLUSKEY will have a year during which to ruminate.

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller Subject: HB Herald, Fri. June 26th 1891 SHIPPING NEWS: Arrivals - June 24 - Orpheus, schooner, Captain SMITH. June 24 - Southern Cross, s.s., from Wellington. Telegraphic Shipping - Dunedin, Thursday. Sailed - Te Anau. Passengers for Napier - Mrs GROVE and family. At the R.M. Court yesterday, John KELLY, for habitual drunkenness, was sentenced to a month's hard labor. Peter GILLESPIE, charged with drunkenness, did not appear, and his bail of 1 pound was estreated. Two divorce cases are set down for hearing today. One, that of STARK v. STARK and BALLINGER, is the husband's petition for the dissolution of a marriage contracted several years ago, when he was a boy of sixteen........ The other case if that of LAFFOLEY v. LAFFOLEY, the wife's petition for a dissolution of marriage. The parties reside at Clive. Patrick M'CLUSKEY appears to be a very mean thief. He was brought before two Justices yesterday, charged on three informations with larceny, and pleaded guilty to each....... The Supreme Court was occupied all yesterday with the case of P.A. HERMAN v. J. IRVINE, an action heard before the Chief Justice alone. Plaintiff sued to recover 125 pounds on a promissory note alleged to have been made by defendant in favor of one TURNER, and by the latter endorsed to plaintiff........

----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: No Arrivals or Departures. Telegraphic Shipping - Auckland, Wednesday. Arrived - Rotomahana, from Sydney. Passengers for Napier - Miss BOYLE and Mrs SMITH. At the R.M. Court yesterday, before Dr. SPENCER and Mr E. LYNDON, J.P.'s Thomas RICE was fined 5s and costs for drunkenness, in default 24 hours' hard labor. For resisting the police the same defendant was fined 2 pounds and costs, the alternative being ten days' hard labor. Edward HUME, for being drunk in Emerson street, was convicted and discharged.

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette Thurs 24 Mar 1892 Lewis WEBB, Ormondville, has purchased Mr GROVES property at Makotuku. Ormondville RM Court Martin MORRISEY, charged with behaving in a riotous manner and using obscene language .... more Sat 26 Mar 1892 Danevirke Police Court Edward SPENCER, a lad on remand charged with stealing a silverv watch and chain from John LOUDEN at Oringi. He was also charged with stealing a pair of trousers from a lad, Agustus SVENDSEN, working at Mr CARLSON's sawmill. Tues 29 Mar 1892 Hastings people have been greatly shocked by the terrible death of Mr F.R. T. MILLMAN, a well known drover & stock agent .... more Danevirke Police Court Edward SPENCER, charged with stealing a silver watch ... more Ormondville School Prize giving Std V11 : Annie GRANT Std V1 : Charles PLANK, Mary THOMSON Std V : Fred REDWARD, Herbert SHUGAR, Mary BRABAZON, Amy SIDDELLS, Maggie LORIGAN Std 1V : Louis PLANK, John REDWARD, Edwin FORWARD Std 111 : Henry PACKER, James SMITH, Sophy THOMSON, Laura ENGLAND, Edith CANTWELL, Louisa BEALE, Mary BUTLER Std 11 : Michael MORAN, Willie MARSH, John MARTIN, Sophy REISIMA, Agnes HERBERT, Louisa GROOM, Adela OLSEN, Minnie OLSEN, Mary ENGLAND, Annie RASMUSSEN, Edith BUTLER Std 1 : Sydney HERBERT, Alfred BAINES, Joseph SKINNER, Herbert CANTWELL, Bertie SIDDELLS, Charles SMITH, Nellie MARSH, Henrietta AMUNDSEN, Emma HENDERSON, Ada GILMORE, Annie LEACH, Florence PACKER, Clarence REISIMA, Ethel FALCONER, Mary SKINNER Mr WESTALL's special prizes Annie LEACH, Willie MARSH, Carl MARCUSSON, Mary ENGLAND, Susan FOTHERGILL, Sophy THOMSON, Louis PLANK, Fred REDWARD, Mary BRABAZON, Chas PLANK, Mary THOMSON Miss WEBB's special prizes Conduct : Willie ALEXANDER, Annie CANTWELL, James ANDREW, Clara PACKER, Edward BAI, Annie ANDREW, Willie FOTHERGILL, Florrie BRABAZON. Sewing : Louisa BEALE, Mary THOMSON Thurs 31 Mar 1892 A large number of friends assembed at the Makotuku Church yesterday to witness the marriage of Miss HOLM to August SCHAARE ... more

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sat 19 Mar 1892 Mr Clemen PETERSEN, accompanied by his family, bade farewell to Danevirke on Thursday afternoon, when they left by express en route to their native country. Tues 22 Mar 1892 A lad, aged 13 years, James BARRON met his death in a shocking manner at Gisborne on Saturday afternoon. He is the son of a horse owner, Huntley BARRON ..... more Danevirke Police Court James REARDON - Larceny of two bags of lime Edward SPENCER, 15 years, stealing a silver watch & chain. Remanded

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Thurs 10 Mar 1892 Frederick LINROHT, brought before Messrs CLAYTON & HAWKINS charged with drunkenness. Sat 12 Mar 1892 Danevirke RM Court. OLIVER v DONNELLY T. HOWE v A. MITCHELL Same v P.H. FOSTER R.C. SNELLING v R. MORTENSEN DICKEY & co v J. McGAUGHRAN Same v R. ROBERTS John M'GRATH v S.G. GAMMON McWILLIAMS v SNADDEN Danevirke SChool Re : WALLACE complaing about the headmaster ........ Tues 15 Mar 1892 No local news Thurs 17 Mar 1892 Mr CUNNINGHAM who hails from Australia is to open a butcher shop in Makotuku. Hawkes Bay Education Board Appointments Mr CUTHBERT -2nd Master - Gisborne Mr CAUGHLEY -4th Master - Napier Miss L. LINDSAY - Pupil teacher - Port Ahuriri Miss A. MAGILL - Pupil teacher - Napier Miss Florence GEORGE - Pupil teacher - Hastings. Resignations Miss ANDREW - Danevirke Miss CURTIS - Manga-a -tua Miss HERBERT died sudenly at Takapau last night. Danevirke Police Court Hiria TANNUI - Disorderly while drunk

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Tues 01 Mar 1892 Supreme Court - Napier LIVINGSTONE - charged with stabbing his wife, was acquitted Ernest Walter HALLET, a lad aged 12 yeras, pleaded guilty to the larceny of four five pound notes John REARDON, Boarding housekeeper at Danevirke, died in Waipukurau Hospital. He had only been ill a couple of days. Mrs REARDON and the children went down by train this afternoon. Thurs 03 Mar 1892 Quite on the local news Sat 05 Mar 1892 Const LAWLESS arrested Joseph ROBERTS upon a charge of larceny from a dwelling Tues 08 Mar 1892 Miss ANDREW has resigned her position as mistress at the Danevirke School. Danevirke School Committee A letter from Rev W.G. WALLACE complaining that Mr POPPLEWELL was not teaching his son as required

HBH 1890 May 22 Local news The whole of the effects of Mrs REID'S household furniture and effects will be sold on the premises Madeira road on the 29th instant, by Messrs Edward LYNDON and Co John FERGUSON-fruiterer has been adjudged a bankrupt. Applications for the occupation of the RIVERSEA paddocks for the ensuing year will be received by Messrs CARLILSE and Mc LEAN, solicitors, Napier At the Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday Before Mr W R BLYTHE J.P. James Mc DONALD was fined 10s and costs for drunkenness. For indecent conduct the same defendant was sentenced to a month's hard labor.