HBH 1890 May 20 COURT and LOCAL NEWS Page Two At the Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday: John THOMSPON John COUSINS George F SMITH KAWANA Were each fined for drunkenness Michael HARE was fined £1 and costs for being drunk while in charge of a horse and was sentenced to seven day's hard later for indecent conduct. Next Monday the 29th instant, has been declared a holiday and there will be no alteration in the date for the sale of ROYSTON fixed for that day. Charitable Aid Board met yesterday and present Messrs G H SWAN-Chair G FAULKNOR J BEGG J BENNETT H P COHEN S CARNELL H WILLIAMS T TANNER

HBH 1890 May 20 Local WIRTH'S Circus Masters Carl and Alfred WIRTH were the recipients of tumultuous applause for their clever tumbling, horsemanship, and contortionist acts, which was largely patronized again last evening. All the lady riders introduced new feats and succeeded in evoking warm applause from all parts of the tent. The WIRTH Bros were as clever as usual in their specialties. Mr Gus St LEON was particularly good at bareback riding act. "Turpin's ride to York" concluded the programme, and money raised will be used for the victims of the recent floods at BOURKE, New South Wales. (Aus). Children will be admitted for sixpence at this afternoon's performance

HBH 1890 May 20 Smith and Citizens' Ball A meeting of the committee of the volunteer and citizens' Ball was held last night at the Garrison Hall. Captain SMITH in the Chair, at which it was resolved to procure, mirrors, pictures, colored calico, and evergreens, & c. and it was arranged for "fatigue parties" to see to the various details. They were told to assemble every night at 7 30 o'clock under the direction of Mr G T CROSS.

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette Tues 26 Jan 1892 A holiday has been granted to Danevirke School tomorrow on account of the races. Thurs 28 Jan 1892 Death NICOLAYSEN : On 26 inst at his residence, Danish Line, Norsewood, Ole NICOLAYSEN Snr, aged 63 years. The funeral will leave the house at 10am tomorrow and the Lutheran church, Norsewood at noon. Dr WILKINSON is leaving the district. Danvevirke Police Court Eugene KENNY - Endeavouring money by false representations. Sat 30 Jan 1892 Kenneth F. CAMERON - Chairman , Weber Road Board

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette Sat 16 Jan 1892 Dense smoke is coming over the ranges and through Norsewood. There must be a very large bush fire raging near Birmingham Note *** Any readers any idea where Birmingham was. LIVINGSTONE is out on bail on a charge of stabbing his wife. remanded until Friday. Peter POWNALL of West Clive, committed suicide between 3 -5 yesterday morning. Thurs 21 Jan 1892 A wedding is to take place at the Ormondville Church today, when Rev Canon WEBB will unite Eliza, eldest living daughter of W.H. BEALE to Winter FUZZARD of Taradale. Danevirke police Court Edward MARSON - Drunk J. REARDON - charged with assaulting J.E. CROSSLAND

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette Sat 23 Jan 1892 Marriage FUSZARD - BEALE : on Thurs Jan 21 at Church of Epihany, Ormondville, by Rev Canon WEBB, Winter, only son of Robert FUSZARD of Hastings to Elizabeth, second daughter of W. H. & Mary Ann BEALE Mr O. NIKOLAISEN, an Ormondville settler of many years standing, is dangerously ill On Thurs, the many friends of Mr & Mrs BEALE, Ormondville, assembled to witness the marriage of Elizabeth .... more. The verdict in the Pahiatua poisoning case is death by arsenic, but no evidence to show how it was administered. Alleged Wife Stabbing At the Danevirke police Court, John LIVINGSTONE was brought up on remand , charged with stabbing his wife Rebecca on the face with a sharp instrument ....... Committed for trial at Napier on Feb 28. Names mentioned: E.W. CAMPBELL - WILKINSON Rebecca nee WALLACE,LIVINGSTONE John RYAN, Police constable William NUTTALL Jnr. An Interupted Honeymoon Ole HEGH was charged before GROOM & ERICKSEN JP's on a charge of drunkenness and offensive language to the Salvation Army( was arrested the day after the offence on his way home after just having got married) ..... more

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 11:08 PM Subject: Bush Advocate 09 Jan 1892 Sat 09 Jan 1892 Danevirke RM Court M. RYAN v W.H. SCHULTZ L. CAROLAN v G. CAMERON R. DICKEY v W. MANTELL V. RASMUSSEN v C.W. REARDON BIERRE v CRIDLAND J. LIVINGSTONE v V. RASMUSSEN Ormondville Sunday School Prizegiving Girls 1st Class : Maria THOMSEN, Annie GRANT, May FOTHERGILL & Louisa BEAL 2nd Class : Amy SIDDELLS, Mary BRABAZON, Florrie BRABAZON, Mary THOMSON, Susan FOTHERGILL & Laura ENGLAND 3rd Class : Sophia REISMA, Sophia THOMSON, Mary ENGLAND & Louisa GROOM 4th Class : Clara REISIMA, Annie REISIMA, Mabel ENGLAND, Florrie SIDDELLS, Alice THOMSEN, Annie LEACH Boys 1st Class : ORMOND, D. SMITH, Bernard GROOM 2nd Class : John B. REDWARD, James SMITH 3rd Class : John BENBOW, Charles SMITH 4th Class : Bert SIDDELLS, Lester REDWARD

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette Tues 12 Jan 1892 On Sunday a youth named GILMORE of Papatu, was riding in company with some boys when his horse stumbled and fell, rolling over the rider. The lad sustained a slight concussion of the brain and was taken home, but is now recovering. Confirmation Service was held in the Norsewood Lutheran Church on Sunday, Pastor RIES officiating. The following were confirmed : Bernt ENGLEBRETSEN, Mathilda ENGLEBRETSEN, Emma ENGELBRETSEN, Mathilda CHRISTOFFERSEN, Jalma CHRISTOFFERSEN & Anten HANSEN. Thurs 14 Jan 1892 J.H. BULL - Appointed Headmaster at Gisborne School Mr T. BOSANKO, completed the formation contract of the footpaths at Ormondville yesterday.

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette Sat 02 Jan 1892 A child belonging to one of the natives, died in the train last night between Woodville & Tahoraite. The deceased was a son of Tukere IHAIA. Another Victim Intense alarm still prevails at Pahiatua. Another death has occured this afternoon, Mr Samuel NAYLOR's child. Tues 05 Jan 1892 Danevirke Police Court William ROE - Two charges of drunkenness and a charge of refusing to leave the Junction Hotel Thurs 07 Jan 1892 Contable RYAN received orders to hand over his station to Constable LAWLESS on Saturday and proceed to Wellington. Ormondville RM Court. A. TURNBULL Police v RUSSELL - Trespassing on the Railway with horse & dray. Ganger DREBEL and HICKS, the porter at Makotuku , proved the case.

HBH 1890 May 20 ADAMS Page Two Mr D N ADAMS for some time past connected with the business department of the HERALD has determined to found a business of his own. He is well known in commercial and general trade circles, where his shrewdness and energy should stand him in good stead in his new venture.

HBH 1890 May 19 Court Page Two At the Reisdent Magistrate's Court on Saturday before Mr G A PREECE R.M. Mary JONES an old offender fined 5s and costs for drunkenness Frederick LACY fined 5s and costs for a similar offence Patrick BOURKE, similaryly charged was dismissed with a caurtion. Benjamin GOODMAN, for being drunk in charge of a horse-fined and costs, and ordered to pay 5s cab hire, the alternative being four days' hard labour

HBH 1890 May 19 General Local PAGE 2 Mr. Ben Johnson will sell at Te Aute next Wednesday afternoon the whole of Mr. John Le CONTEUR's effects, some particulars of which will be found in the advertisement Messrs C B HOADLEY and Co will sell at Napier on the 3rd of June, under instructions from the Deputy Official Assignee and the supervisors in the estate of J G KINROSS, SECTION 41, Opeiti, Wairoa Military Settlement. Mr. W J HARKER, tenders thanks to the ratepayers of the Meanee riding who voted for him Mr. William ELLINGHAM notifies that at the Taradale licensing meeting on the 6th of June he will apply for the transfer of his license for the WAVERLEY Hotel to Mr. Arthur ATKINSON Mr. W HANWELL in Hastings Street Napier changes his advertisement Mr. D N ADAMS, house, land and general commission agent, inserts a business notice A ball will be held next Friday evening in aid of the Garrison Hall building fund. The Papakura Road Board notify their intention to levy a general rate of a farthing in the £1 Tenders close today with Messrs GROOME and BOLTON for quarrying and carting limestone It is notified that Messrs John BEATSON and George MILLIGAN have been nominated for the vacancy on the Meanee Road Board. Poll will be taken on the 28th instant at SYMON'S Hall Meanee.

HBH 1890 May 19 Local news Page Two Meeting Local Council Mr. B HOWLETT being the lowest tender was accepted A letter was read was Meanee Road Board, stating that they were not at present in a position to assist in cleaning the TAIPO creek, but would pay for half the repairs of Waverley road. The Board's solicitor wrote stating that Mr LAIRD had stated the terms upon which he would withdraw any further opposition to cleaning the APURIMU creek, and advising the Board, if not too expensive, to accept the terms. It was agreed to adopt the advice of the solicitor (the clerk to obtain in writing from Mr LAIRD) and the necessary steps be taken to declare it a public drain. The Rev J MENZIES of FORDOUN lectured on a recent Sunday evening at St. Andrew's, DUNDEE, on "Burns as a religious Teacher."

HBH 1890 May 20 Lloyd's Weekly intimations Page Two Following intimations are from Lloyd's Weekly of March 16th and 23rd; George BRACKENRIDGE-last heard of at AUCKLAND Railway Station, New Zealand, if sought by his sister Lydia. Joseph Edward BRADBURY-went to New Zealand in January, 1878, and in June 1889 was at SYDNEY-his aged mother longs for news James BROWN (Moss), of ESSEX went to New Zealand about 34 years ago-sister Mary would like to hear from him Tom CHAMBERLAIN went to New Zealand about ten years ago, and in September, 1888 sent a letter from Wellington NZ-his mother would like to hear from him. Hannah POPPETON, of HUDDERSFIELD, was last heard of at Sandhurst, California Gully, AUSTRALIA, but is now believed to be in New Zealand; only brother asks Mrs Alice CAMPBELL (SLEMAN) or (SLOMAN) went to New Zealand went to NZ with her husband (Robert) in 1885; thence to MELBOURNE; her sister (Mrs EWENS) asks James and John COOK left ESSEX for New Zealand 32 years ago-sister Sarah asks Louisa MACKENZIE left ENGLAND in 1859 and went with a clergyman's family to New Zealand as cook; her mother is anxious.

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette Thurs 31 Dec 1891 Death LORIGAN ; At Ormondville on 27 inst, Frances LORIGAN, aged 17 years. Deeply regretted. LIVINGSTONE, charged with stabbing his wife was further remanded Makotuku Sunday School Prizegiving Class 1 Boys : C. PLANK, B. LEAN, R. NEWLING, F. FORWARD Girls : J. ROBINSON, E. SUGDEN, E. DAVIS, M. PLANK, E. RUSSELL Class 2 Boys : E. FORWARD, L. PLANK, W. NEWLING Girls : L. HULL, E. ROBINSON, L. RUSSELL, M. DONGHI, A. CALLUM, D. LEAN Class3 Boys : E. ROBINSON, P. SUGDEN, R. WILLIAMSON Girls : J. MANN, J. ROBINSON, Z. LEAN, A. DAVIS, J. JARMAN Strange Case of Poisoning - Pahiatua A Fatal Feast - Followed by Suffering and Death A most extraordinary case of poisoning by which the whole of the friends and guests at the wedding of Mr W.J. SEDCOLE to Miss NAYLOR on Christmas Day were prostrated has to be announced ... more Naes mentioned Mr & Mrs Joseph MOORE & family, Makakahi Mr BRITLAND, Makakahi Mr & Mrs NAYLOR & family Robert SEDCOLE Mr & Mrs S. NAYLOR & family Messrs LONDON (2) Mr E. ALLISON Mr & Mrs P. DICKSON & son Further details Mr DICKSON and Mr J. MOORE have died Something about the Victims Mr Peter DICKSON, a native of Williams Town, Victoria ......... more Mr Joseph MOORE .... more Inquest Adjourned. Arsenic was the Poison Enquiryinto the cause of death of P. DICKSON & J. MOORE was adjourned for eight days .... more

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette Tues 29 Dec 1891 Patea A fatal accident occured last night when Mrs GADSBY and Mrs COX were driving home from here. In going down Whenuakura Hill, the horse shied and went over the steep embankment. Mrs GADSBY was picked up insensible and died in a few minutes. Mrs COX was badly hurt but it is hoped not seriously. Danevirke Police Court . J.H. CLAYTON John LIVINGSTON - Charged on information of Rebecca LIVINGSTONE, his wife, with having stabbed her in the face with a lancet on Dec 25. Case remanded until Wednesday. LIVINGSTONE was arrested on Boxing night and afterwards bolted from custody, but he was discovered by Const RYAN, lying concealed in some docks near Allardice St

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette Tues 22 Dec 1891 The remains of Mrs BRABAZON of Makotuku were interrred in the Ormondville cemetery on Sunday afternoon .... more Thurs 24 Dec 1891 Quiet on the local news front Sat 26 Dec 1891 Missing pages

Page 1 of 3 results containing cust idl pt39 (0.28 seconds) Results a.. NORSEWOOD, NEW ZEALAND :: Books and Other Resources :: Index ... norwayheritage.com/p_ship.asp?sh=hovdi Napier: Shipping - Arrivals from UK and Europe www.cust.idl.com.au/pt39/shnapierarr.html Ships Carrying Immigrants from the United Kingdom and Europe to New Zealand ... a.. www.norsewoodcemetery.co.nz/resources/index.php b.. Tiffen Bankruptcy - Amazing Bankruptcy Guide ... CA 1891) Tiffen FJ Puhatikotiko block 12 NZLR 131 (CA 1892) Tiffen , ... http://www.cust.idl.com.au/pt39/NZLR1890.html BBC SPORT | CRICKET | England threatened with bankruptcy ... England threatened ... a.. www.amazingbankruptcyguide.com/tiffen-bankruptcy.html b.. Cached page c.. New Zealand Genealogy Sites ... the NZ official website with a lot on the war and on the people involved: NZ http://www.cust.idl.net.au/pt39 The Reports of the Colonial Land & Emigration Commissioners for the 19th century ... a.. homepages.ihug.co.nz/%7Eorigins/nzgene.htm b.. From: "pt" <pt39@castle.net.au> > Hi Elaine > Slightly outside HB but there is a list of soldiers buried at Opepe on my > website if anyone is interested -http://www.cust.idl.com.au/pt39 > Pam Tong > >> >> From: "Murray Lynn" <m.lynn@paradise.net.nz> >> To: "Elaine Mattsen" <mattsen@paradise.net.nz> >> Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005 11:36 PM >> Subject: Re: [HB-PB] Update of Cem websites on line >> >> >> Hi Elaine >> I have linked most council cemetery sites on my website: >> http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/mlynn/ Click on New Zealand and then >> Cemeteries >> >> Murray >> >> Elaine Mattsen wrote: >> >> Hi listers for the benefit of new members plus myself could you mind if >> you update or re-submit any on line cemetery records on to this list. >> >> >> >> ==== NZ-HAWKES-BAY-N-POVERTY-BAY Mailing List ==== >> Gisborne,First City to see the Sun >> >> ============================== >> Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the >> last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: >> http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >> >> >> >> -- >> Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. >> Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. >> Version: 7.0.344 / Virus Database: 267.11.5/110 - Release Date: >> 22/09/2005 >> >> > > >

Thank you Pam and Murray Just not local area but any website worth a look would be great-Elaine Hi Elaine Slightly outside HB but there is a list of soldiers buried at Opepe on my website if anyone is interested - http://www.cust.idl.com.au Pam Tong From: "Murray Lynn" I have linked most council cemetery sites on my website: http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/mlynn/ Click on New Zealand and then Cemeteries

HBH 1890 May 19th Shipping Port of Napier 1890 Monday 19th May Arrivals May 17 TE ANAU s.s. from Sydney via Auckland and Gisborne Mr and Mrs COLEMAN Messrs: BOLTON; CHURCHWARD; FOSTER; FORD; HARRISON; M'DONALD; STOPFORD; STORER; WINA, R; 8 steerage May 17 MANAPOURI s.s. from Melbourne via Southern ports Misses: HENTON; KERR; KING; Mrs COX Messrs: ADAMSON; DUNK; HENTON; M'CREDIE; SKELTON; 11 steerage Departure May 17 TE ANAU s.s. for Melbourne and southern ports Misses: LUCAS; STEVENS; WILSON Mesdames: BATTEN; MURRAY; RANDALL Messrs: HATTON; JENSEN; TIFFEN; TURTON May 17 MANAPOURI s.s. for Sydney via Northern ports Misses: COLLINS; M'KAY; SWEENEY Mesdames: GALLIN; ELWOOD; TAYLOR Messrs: BROWN; GALLIE; GIBB; LISTER; PRATLEY; RHODES, Joseph; SCANNELL, H; SMITH