----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2005 1:34 AM Subject: Bush Advocate 03 Mar 1891 Tues 03 Mar 1891 F.D. FERGUSON, Makotuku & J.C. WESTALL, Ormondville, passed 1st section of their BA degrees. Napier Supreme Court Grand Jury: G.H. SWAN, J.S. ELLIOT, H. POWDRELL, W.M. NEWTON, F. BEE, T. SIDEY, R. PUFFETT, H. NESBITT, W. M.NEWBOULD, G. RICHARDSON, H.L DONNELLY, F.W. COLLINS, D.M COOPER, R.C. LEASK, W. DENHOLM, J. HINDMARSH, R.W. HANSARD, H. APLIN, J.M. CALLENDER, J.CLOSE, A. WEBBER, H.A. KING Wife Desertion James ROWE was charged with deserting his wife, Sarah and going to reside beyond NZ. The case was one of the first that had ever been before a jury, certainly as far as Napier was concerned for wife desertion. The accused left his wife in April 1890 but was brought back from Victoria. Sarah ROWE deposed she had married the prisoner in April 1880 and was living with him in April 1890 at Petane. At the time they were living in a cricket booth .... more

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2005 1:34 AM Subject: HBH 29 Dec 1885 Tues 29 Dec 1885 27 - Pleiades for London. Mr UPRIGHT 26 - Taupo for Gisborne RM Court. G. PREECE Henry HITCHENS - Drunk John MADDIGAN otherwise MONAGHAN - Drunk Membership in a friendly Society, the case of the late Evan GRIFFITHS may be cited .... more Wairoa- Dec 28 TE KOOTI's party of 225 crossed the Mohaka at 7.30am. They passed the pah without a word being spoken on either side. ARATA, the chief who entertains TE KOOTI here, saw at Petane, RAHANA,who murdered KARAITA here long ago. ARATA requested that RAHANA be sent back and not allowed to visit Wairoa. Te KOOTI accordingly sent him back

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2005 1:33 AM Subject: HBH 26 & 28 Dec 1885 Sat 26 Dec 1885 No Paper Mon 28 Dec 1885 26 - Ringarooma from Auckland & Gisborne. Mdmes WEBB, BREINGHAN, ROWLEY & PIWAKA. Misses JERION, HARLEY, PYE, BARNES, HANSEN, BRUNSKILL & BACON. Messrs HUDSON, ARR, JICKELL, W.G. CATO, GRANT, BRASSEY, TAIWHANGA, MEYRICK, BULLOCK, HOLDEN (2), BEARD, LOPDALL, MULLIN, ORD, WI PERA, GUNE, PARSONS, FITZGERALD, PIWAKA(2),ANDREW, MTITE, PATAUA, WI, Dr MOORE & POURE 26 - Janet Niccol from Sth 26 - Te Anau from Melbourne & Sth. Mdmes BANNER, LIDDLE& nurse & infant. COTTERILL, ROBINSON & MAID, JAGO & family, ALEXANDER, WINDMILL, SIMPSON, THOMPSON & BEAN & infant. Misses DAVIES, BATY & CLAIRE. Rev E.V. BANNER. Messrs BANNER, ROSS(2), COTTERILL, CONDELL, M'ANDREWS, MOSS, BELLERS, M'GILL, SAUNDERS, RIHARDSON, HUETT, TODD, SIMPSON, ROBERTS,WESTOBY, TAYLOR, LOTHER, M'LEAN, QUINN, DAIELS, FEGUSON, LOVE(2), DOHERTY, OSBORNE, RICHARDS & WALDIE 26 - Taupo from Dunedin via Timaru 26 - Ringarooma for Sth. Mdmes LUMMY & WALKER & 3 children. Misses LYNDON & TYNE. Messrs F.E NAIRN, JOBESTER & BEAR. Prof BLACK 26 - Janet Niccol for Sth Seas via Auckland 26 - Te Anau for Nth. Mdmes S.P. TONG, TAYLOR & DONOVAN. Misses E. WATERWORTH, SPRIGGS, SIDEY(3), BROWN, M'GLASHAN, C. SHEPPARD, FANNIN & WILLIAMS. Messrs G. HAYES, BIRCH, WATSON, HETA, TAYLOR, EMERY, G.WILLIAMS, D. GUY, J.CAUGHLEY, PONSFORD, MORGN, HARRISON, DONOVAN, TATI, BEATTIE, RAWDON, WILLIAMS, APIRANA, RIPEKA, HOANI, WI, Capt RUSSELL. Masters GUY & LOCKE Deaths NEWMAN : At Waipawa on 26 Dec after a very short illness, James M.NEWMAN in the 50th year of his age. THOMAS : At East Clive on Dec 27, Elizabeth, beloved wife of Isaac THOMAS, aged 26 years. The funeral will leave her late residence at 1pm this day for the Havelock cemetery Mr Evan GRIFFITHS died at the hospital late on Friday night and on Saturday Captain PREECE and a jury held an inquest on his remains ........ more

HBH 1890 April 16 AUCKLAND Telegraphic Page Two Tuesday Cornelius Edwin STEVENS arrived by the MANAPOURI from SYDNEY in charge of Constable CONNELL, This prisoner is charged with larceny as a bailee at WELLINGTON, and proceeds there by the ARAWATA

HBH 1890 APRIL 15 Shipping Arrival Port of NAPIER 14th-SOUTHERN CROSS from Northern ports Passengers: - Messrs THOMSON and CARR, and two steerage. Departures 14th-DORIC R.M.S. for LYTTELTON, 14th-SOUTHERN CROSS for WELLINGTON Telegraphic shipping RIO DE JANEIRO April 13. Sailed yesterday-RUAPEHU for LONDON CAPE TOWN, April 13. Sailed-ARAWA for NEW ZEALAND viz HOBART.

HBH 1890 APRIL 14 Shipping Arrivals Port of NAPIER Arrivals 12th-KIWI Captain CAMPBELL from WELLINGTON 12th-DORIC R.M.S. from WELLINGTON 12th-VENUS, cutter from GISBORNE-Master, agent 12th-MARAROA s.s. from MELBOURNE via Southern ports Passengers: - Mesdames SAINSBURY, ECCLES and RUSSELL and servant Misses Mc LEAN, FRASER, KRAEFT Messrs DAY, McLEOD, BRIGHT, MOOSMAN, BUTRICH or BURRICH, NORTH, TURNER, E BROWN, BOWER, MYERS 12 steerage 12th-WAIRARAPA from SYDNEY via Northern Ports Passengers: - Mesdames C R SMITH, RATCLIFFE Misses ROBINSON, HUTCHINSON Rev Mr FOX Messrs Mc LEAN, FLEMING, SPENCER, BROWN, MACDONALD, ADAIR, CARROLL, GONN, HILL Major Mc CEEDIE 15 steerage 12th-WAREATEA from GREYMOUTH 13th-TE KAPU from WAIROA.

HBH 1890 APRIL 14 Shipping Departures Port of Napier 12th-TE KAPU for WAIROA Passengers: - Messrs WHYTE and BADDELEY 12th-KIWI for WELLINGTON 12th-WAIRARAPA for MELBOURNE via Southern ports Passengers: - Mesdames LAMBIE and infant and SMITH and child. Miss ZOHRAB Messrs LYONS, WINTER, HARPER, DEVENNY, HAMILTON, and MORRISON 12th-MARAROA for SYDNEY via Northern Ports Passengers: - Mesdames GRAHAM, ABRAM, WALLIS, and MOONEY Misses Mc GLASHEN and ANDERSON Messrs J V BROWN, H P COHEN, JACKSON, Mc KENZIE, ROSS, MACKECHNIE, NAIRN, T J WALLIS, A Mc LEAN, Constable BLACKBURN and a prisoner

HBH 1890 April 15 Court At the Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday Mr G A PREECE R.M. presiding Francis HODGE and Daniel DUFFY were each fined 5s and costs for drunkenness. Annie PROUSE for being found drunk a third time within six months was fined £1 and costs.

HBH 1890 APRIL 15 Local News Page two Mr and Mrs FOLEY gave an entertainment in the GAIETY Theatre last evening in aid of the Maris Brothers' schools. There was a large attendance. During the evening Mr FOLEY was vociferously applauded many times. Mr F W COLLINS sand "The fellow that looks like me" Mr Mc KENZIE played a violin solo and gave a recitation Miss KENNY sang two songs Miss O' DRISCOLL played a piano solo Accompaniments played during the evening by Miss MORRISON, Mrs FOLEY, and Miss O' DRISCOLL The result of the entertainment will be close upon £20 added to the Marist Brothers' school funds. Estate of M S BELL by orders of the Official Assignee Messrs DONALD and EDENBOROUGH, fruit merchants of AUCKLAND, TAHITI, and RAROTONGA insert advertisements regarding importations of pineapples, oranges and bananas Mr J CARLSON (or CARLSEN), the Western Spit inserts a fencing notice Mrs CHISSELL, Poplar House, Emerson Street, Napier-situations wanted for servants. The monthly meeting of the Hawke's Bay Perceptory of the Royal Black Chapter of Ireland will be held in the Orange Hall this evening at 8 o'clock

HBH 1890 April 14 Court and Local news Page Two Resident Court On Saturday-before Mr G A PREECE R.M. Ann CONNELL fined 5s and costs for drunkenness. A prohibition order has been issued against defendant's some time before, and the Resident Magistrate, in commenting upon the fact that she could obtain liquor in spite of the order, said that he would impose a fine of £5 upon anyone convicted before him of supplying a prohibited person with liquor. The same defendant was charged with damaging a fence, and was fined 10s and costs and ordered to pay for the damage done, the alternative being seven days' hard labor. Charles BUNTING fined 5s and costs for drunkenness. Mr George REICHARDT, importer of pianos WELLINGTON, inserts and business advertisement Mrs CARO will be at the Empire Hotel, WAIPAWA next Wednesday and Thursday. John Alexander GOODS, of Hastings, has been adjudged a bankrupt Mr J BENNETT has to let 20 acres of land and a large store near HASTINGS.

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 1:17 PM Subject: HBH 25 Dec 1885 Fri 25 Dec 1885 24 - Southern Cross from Auckland & Gisborne. Mdmes MARRYATT & STEELE. Misses MANDER & BEASSEY. Messrs MARRYATT, LOWE, LAWS, M'INNES, DUNK & LAWRENCE 24 - Southern Cross for wellington 24 - Ringarooma left Auckland. For Gisborne : Mrs COLEMAN. Messrs CLARK, COLEMAN & KIRBY. for Napier : Misses FERON, H?RLEY, PIE & BARNES. Messrs HUDSON, MERRICK & DIXON Births DONNELLY : On 24 Dec at the Willows, wife H.L. DONNELLY of a daughter GRIFFIN : At the Bungalow, Napier on Dec 22, wife of W.E. GRIFFIN, prematurely of a son RM Court. G. PREECE William JOHNSON - Lunacy . Discharged

When I come back on line after Tuesday Elaine will be reading 1890 Judy will be reading 1890 Lynette will be finishing 1885 and then as below I have nearly finished 1885 and I will go on and write up the Bush Advocate 1891. I read these papers ages ago. I see the Bush Advocate have put alot more years of their papers online Cheers Lynette

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 1:17 PM Subject: HBH 24 Dec 1885 Thurs 24 Dec 23- Racamia for Lyttleton 23 - Wairoa for Wairoa Marriage DONEY - HAMBLY : On Nov 12 at Christchurch, by Rev H.B. REDSTONE, brother in law of the bride, Charles eldest son of Charles G. DONEY, Woodville to Harriett Eliza, youngest daughter of the late Capt HAMBLY of Devonshire. Death CONRAD ; On Dec 23 at Napier Hospital, Edward CONRAD, after a lingering illness, aged 23 years. The funeral will leave the hospital at 2pm today Mr GRIFFITHS who was so severley injured by the accident to the Taupo coach underwent amputation of the left leg at the knee joint yesterday. Rm Court . G. PREECE James THOMSON alias TROY - Larceny Waipawa Court. S. JOHNSON James CALLAGHAN - Drunk Hastings District Schools Prizegiving Std V1 - John M'CARTIE 1 Std V - Boys - George EBBET 1 Girls - Frances BALDWIN 1, Annie CARSWELL 2 Std 1V - Boys - Alf BENJAMIN 1, J. WELLWOOD 2, R. WELLWOOD 3 Girls - L. M'DOUGALL 1, Robina CUTHBERT 2, Amelia SCOTT 3 Std 111 - Boys - Percy HAMBLIN 1, Joseph FRITCHLEY 2 Girls - Matilda RUSSELL 1, Grace ROACH 2, Alice MADDISON 3 Std 11 - Boys - Ernest Andrews 1, Murray CUTHBERT 2, Francis DONNELLY 3 Girls - Mary CARSWELL 1, Emma PICKERING 2, Annie WELLWOOD 3 Std 1 - Boys - S. JARVIS 1, Charles ANDREWS 2, Victor ROACH 3 Girls - Rose COLLINGE 1, Mary M'CONNELL 2, Rose LOVE 3 Prepatory - Boys - William STOREY 1, Arthur SCOTT 2, George KIRK 3 Girls - Alice GRANT 1, Mary WALL 2, Nelly CLARKE 3 Sewing Std V - Frances BALDWIN ( Capt RUSSELL's special prize), Mabel COLLINGE, Mary CHAPMAN Std 1V - Lucy M'DOUGALL, Bessie ROBERTSON, Ada M'LEOD. Std 111 - Florence PICKERING, Maude M'LEOD Std 11 - Emma HORNE, Nellie MADDISON, Emma PICKERING Std 1 - Fanny CABLE, Bella JOHNSON Attendance Frances BALDWIN, Geo EBBETT, William COLES Singing Alexander STEVENS, Alice CATHERALL

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 1:16 PM Subject: HBH 23 Dec 1885 Wed 23 Dec 1885 22 - Wairoa from Wairoa. Miss PONGA. Messrs HAMLIN, HAYDEN & BECKETT 22 - Wairoa for Wairoa. Messrs SKELLY, M'LAUGHLIN & 25 steerage RM Court. g. PREECE Owen PHILLIPS - Drunk William JOHNSON - Lunacy. further remanded The accident to the Taupo coach took place in what is known as the Mohaka cutting ....... more.( Miss DENHOLM had several teeth knocked out . Mr GRIFFITHS"s leg is so badly broken it will have to be amputated.) James GRAY, Carpenter, Napier, Bankrupt

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 12:30 PM Subject: HBH 22 Dec 1885 Tues 22 Dec 1885 20 - Ohau from Wellington 20 - Maitai from Wellington 21 - Ohau for Gisborne & Auckland 21 - Maitai for Gisborne, Tauranga & Auckland: Misses ELLIS, STUART, SHEPPARD & SHOULS. Bishop of Waiapu, Rev James RIGLEY. Messrs CRAWLEY, ROCKHAM, WARBRICK, PARONE, DOULAM, BARLOW & SMITH Birth TAIT : At Dickens St, Napier on Dec 20, wife of G. TAIT of a son Marriage INGLETON - GODRICH : On Dec 21 at St Johns, Napier, by Rev De Berdt HOVELL, John INGLETON to Emily, daughter of the late E. GODRICH, Esq, Durley, Hampshire, England. Otago papers plese copy Death WILLIAMS : By drowning in the Tutaekuri River on 20 Dec, Arthur Edwin, aged 17 years, third and beloved son of S.J. & Charlotte WILLIAMS, Napier Terrace, late of Auckland. The funeral will take place at 3.30pm today. The Taupo coach has been capsized in the Mohaka cutting. Mr GRIFFITHS, the driver is seriously injured. Passengers on board were ABRAHAM ( Maori) and Lizzie & Daisy DENHOLM .... more RM Court . G . PREECE James THOMSON alias TROY - Larceny. Remanded Alfred LUCAS - Failing to keep a light at night on materials staked in herschell St John RETTER - Allowing cows to wander at clive Duncan KIRKPATRICK - Leaving his vehicle unattended Fred WEBSTER - Brutual assault on George WILLIAMS Supreme Court Civil DAVIDSON v IRVINE & M'KAY M'KAY v DAVIDSON & IRVINE FORD v HILL : The plaintiff sought to recover 200 pounds as damages for alleged false imprisonment ... more; Names mentioned are: James O'MALLEY - police Sgt, waipawa Clara FORD, widow, at defendants employ at Hampden. She was the housekeeper. She looked after six children, by defendants many wives (3). The defendant had wanted her to consent to immoral actions, but she never would. She had arrived in NZ on the Mataura and had paid her own passage. Ann WRIGHTON - Resident of Carlyle st Samuel JOHNSON - JP, Waipawa Sarah HALL- wife of the defendant William HALL - Defendant, farmer, Hampden Const BROSNAHAN - Waipawa Walter BRINSON Judgement for defendant

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 12:29 PM Subject: HBH 21 Dec 1885 Mon 21 Dec 1885 19 - Rotomahana from Sydney via Nth. Rev Father AHERN & Messrs J.WILLIAMS, F.E. NAIRN, W.F. PALMER. Mdmes SOUTH, ROLLERSON, KEYWORTH, H. WILLIAMS, N. WILLIAMS. Misses MACKAY, PREBBLE & HOGAN. Messrs J. WALKER, TEPUNA, W. SORBY, A. GORMAN, MACKAY, TWENTYMAN, W. GARDNER, A. YATES, NEWTON, FRIEBERG, BETTS & W. PREBBLE. Mr & Mrs LASCELLES, Miss HUTCHINSON. Judge PRENDERGAST & secretary. Major PITT, MAHUPUKU & wife. Messrs W.D. STEWART, SCULLY, F.A. NELSON, S. LOCKE, H. LASCELLES, E. WARD, CARRICK, FINN, E.A. LEWIS, HODGE, BAMFORD & son, H.C. WILSON, Katie NUI, KARAITIANA & RIKIRANGI 19 - Ringarooma from Sth . Mdmes MELVILLE & family, BRENTON, BARGRAVE, BEAUMONT & CARGILL. Misses BRENTON, MCGREGOR (2), CARTER, HADFIELD, SMITH, YOUNG, LOCKE, WILLIAMS, ASHTON, FORDE, KEALEY, BARRETT, PRICE (2), CROSSLEY, M'HARDY & LAVENDER. Messrs F. SPENCE, STEWART, GREGLY, MELVILLE, STUDHOLME, HARDING, EVANS, FLEMING, BAILLIE, FULTON, ALLAN, BRIAN & GRUBB. Masters NELSON (2), BEAMISH, WILLIAMS (2), WORTHY, SPENCER, WATT, RICHARDSON, HAMLIN, TIFFEN(2), NEILL & CARO(2) 19 - Piako for Wellington 19 - Rotomahana for Sth. Misses CARTER, DWYER, GRGG, TEYCHENNE, LORD, HAMMOND, CROSS, ANDREWS, NEAL, MILLER, CULLEN, LEMON, HERDMAN, ROBOTTOM & GILROY. Mdmes CARRUTHERS, GRIMWOOD & 3 children, OLIVE, WISHART, SEALE, CROSSLEY, LORD & LE QUESNE. Messrs BLAKE, WONG KONG, LEATHER, NEWTON, JENKINS, GIBBS, CORMICK, BOGLE, STUMBLES, MOUNTAIN, STUBBS, SHAB, FORD, WELSHED, H. SUTHERLAND, BLAKE, BITTS, YARRELL, CONNOR, GILLIAN, GARBUTT, PATCHETT, BEAR (2) GEOFFREY, HESHIN, WHITSON & 3 prisoners 19 - Kate Tatham for Newcastle 19 - Mary Wadley for Newcastle 19 - Lizzie for Auckland & Gisborne 19 - Ringarooma for Gisborne, Auckland & Sydney. For Auckland : Mdmes FRASER, NEALE, BANBURY, WOODS, WILSON, PEBBLE & 3 children & infant. Misses HEATH, FRAME, SCHNACKENBERG, BANBURY(2) & native girls. Messrs WIREMU, YARDLEY, SIDEY, YATES, GEORGE, H. LYSNER, SCWABE (2), GOLDSMITH, WHANU, FORD (3), CLARK & GLENDINNING. Masters TAYLOR, CHAPMAN, HEATH, LUDBROOK, ROSS, ANDERSON & ELLIS(2). Dr BULLER & Judge MAIR. For Gisborne : Miss PAOHA, LANGFORD, MABER, HUTUA, MORGAN, FLOCK, ROSIE, ALLAN, MURPHY, WHITE & 11 native girls. Messrs RUDDICK, FOUNTAIN, GARNETT, ISAACS, BLUETT, PEEBLES, COLLINS, WHITE, LORD, EVETT, FLETCHER, MILDON, WILSON & BLAIR. Master REEVES & 8 native boys. For Russell: Miss MORRISON & Master LUDBROOK. For Momganui : Miss LEONARD. For Sydney : Miss HANNAH & Mr M.G. GIFFORD Birth TAIT ; At Dickens St, Napier on Dec 28, wife G. TAIT of a son. ( Written as printed) A liitle boy named EDDIE, 2 and a half years old met with a serious accident yesterday ........ more A youth, Arthur WILLIAMS, aged 17 years, a son of Mr S.J. WILLIAMS, met with his death by drowning in the Tutaekuri River yesterday afternoon .... more

----- Original Message ----- From: Lynette To: Elaine Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 12:29 PM Subject: HBH 19 Dec 1885 Sat 19 Dec 1885 18 - Wairoa from Wairoa. Mr CARROLL & 2 others Waipawa Court . S. JOHNSON JP William BAKER - Unlawfully on premises of Dr TODD Thomas HOGAN - Being a vagrant Mr J.W.GOLDSMITH, third master at Napier Boys High was presented with an elegant combined epergne and inkstand. Mr GOLDSMITH is leaving the school

Did this make anyone else laugh? Pip ---- Elaine Mattsen wrote: >HBH 1890 April 2 BOTTOM Mr >>From LONDON to NEW ZEALAND via Australia >Page Two > > >VICTORIA >Melbourne > > >Mr BOTTOM, a passenger for NEW ZEALAND by the s.s. BRITANNIA from LONDON, died shortly after the arrival of the vessel here, from dysentery. > > >==== NZ-HAWKES-BAY-N-POVERTY-BAY Mailing List ==== >Hawkes Bay/Poverty Bay Website > http://mywebpage.netscape.com/julieannatnz/NZHBPBindex.html > >============================== >New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 > > > > > -- Norsewood Cemetery & Settlers' Genealogies Project www.norsewoodcemetery.co.nz PO Box 4307 Palmerston North NEW ZEALAND

HBH 1890 April 2 BOTTOM Mr From LONDON to NEW ZEALAND via Australia Page Two VICTORIA Melbourne Mr BOTTOM, a passenger for NEW ZEALAND by the s.s. BRITANNIA from LONDON, died shortly after the arrival of the vessel here, from dysentery.

HBH 1890 April 1 MOLLER and JENSEN and FOLEY WOODVILLE Messrs MÖLLER and JENSEN'S back store at PAHIATUA was destroyed by fire on Saturday. A settler named FOLEY, one of the discoverers of the copper mine, has brought in a bottle of petroleum obtained in the Ruahine ranges. He intends forwarding the sample to the colonies laboratory