Judy Weller DEATH MACDONALD - At GLASGOW, on 28th April, 1895, John MACDONALD, aged 81 years. Loving father of G.A. MACDONALD. MEANEE, MELBOURNE and BRISBANE papers please copy.

Judy Weller DEATHS - BOUSFIELD - On February 15th, at her late residence, WARBOROUGH, OXFORDSHIRE, Mary Catherine Eliza BOUSFIELD, eldest sister of the Bishop of PRETORIA, S. AFRICA, and of the late O.L.W. BOUSFIELD, of WOODTHORPE aged 74 years. (Inserted by her affectionate nephew, P.C. ANDERSON).

Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: PORT OF NAPIER Passenger departures - June 15 - Australia, s.s., for WELLINGTON. Passengers - Miss TAYLOR; Sir George WHITMORE; the WELLINGTON football team. June 15 - Manapouri, s.s., for Northern ports and SYDNEY. Passengers - Mesdames STUBBS, MALONEY, GLEASON, YOUNG, WILKINSON, and GRAY; Misses PLUMMER, MALONEY, GLEESON, CRERAR, TOWNLEY, WILLIAMS, and GIFFORD (2); Messrs JONES, PAGE, DEAN, CRERAR, SMITH, BLACK, KRONE, MITCHELL, BAILEY, STUBBS, CAIRNS, WILLIAMS, HUMPHREYS, BALNENER, and DONALDSON.

Judy Weller SHIPPING NEWS: PORT OF NAPIER Passenger arrivals - June 15 - Manapouri, s.s., from Southern ports. Passengers - Mesdames DORMER, BALFOUR and family, MARSHALL, NICHOLLS, and OAKLEY; Misses WARNOCK, BURDOU, MARSHALL, NICHOLLS, MALING, WILSON, BRISS, POWELL, and GELDE; Messrs DORMER, BALFOUR, DAVY, KEMOI, BLACK, JACOBS, GODFREY, and JACOBS; WELLINGTON football team; 20 steerage. June 15 - Australia, s.s., from Northern ports. Passengers - Misses NORGROVE and KENDALL; Mrs CARO; Messrs BLACKWOOD, POOLE, DOUGLAS, and LINDSAY.

Hi Vanessa, "...3 Gt Uncles Alexander, Edward and Benjamin who went to NZ in the 1890s.I have a son John born 1892 in Gisborne to Alexander who also had Rigby 1894 born Waimata Valleyalso born in the same place Malcolm 1896 and Francis 1897. Alexander was married at All Saints Ferndale 1891. Benjamin was married in the dwelling house of Mr F Morice Matawhero 1896. Now I am stuck !..." It is an unusual surname, so should not be too difficult to look up in some of the "usual" places... Have you looked at Archway (http://archway.archives.govt.nz/), the online index for Archives New Zealand (http://www.archives.govt.nz/)? That name is mentioned 37 times there. Now, I realise you are overseas, so you probably won't find this terribly convenient, but files held at Archives (that have open access) can be viewed for free at the office that is holding it. So if you're planning a trip here, collect up the references and go to take a look while you're here. Or ask here on this list if someone can view a particular file of interest for you, and report back or take digital photos for you. Or ask Archives to send you a copy, which will cost a fee - some are charged at a flat rate, others by the page; details on the web site. Amongst the files on Archway is a 1944 probate for an Edward, of Auckland, retired. On the NZSG CD "New Zealand Burial Locator" (http://www.genealogy.org.nz/Sales_11.aspx?CategoryId=11), there is a man with the same name, who was 64 years old when he died in 1943 and lived in Hillsborough, Auckland. 1943 minus 64 makes a birth year of roughly 1879 - does that fit your Edward? If you want to pursue this further, you could get a copy of his death registration to see what it contains. If you are a member of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists (NZSG, http://www.genealogy.org.nz/), make use of their Certificates Collection - if they are holding what you want, it is the cheapest source (and an excellent use of your membership). Otherwise, go to Births, Deaths & Marriages (BDM, http://www.bdm.govt.nz/) and order the printout, not the legal certificate, for family history purposes. The document at http://www.dia.govt.nz/pubforms.nsf/URL/FamilyRecordResearch.pdf/$file/FamilyRecordResearch.pdf will tell you what data is recorded, amongst other things. BTW, this Edward married Ruth Lilian ELLISON in 1942 (folio 03469, from the NZSG CD "New Zealand Marriages 1836-1956") - she died in 1980 and is buried with Edward. I found this on the Auckland City Libraries' cemetery database (http://www.aucklandcitylibraries.com/getdoc/f7011e5b-93cf-4af8-8e1d-595518987514/cemeteryrecordshillsborough.aspx), along with a transcription of their headstone. Hope this helps. :-) Kind Regards, Wendy Howard **I have no personal interest in the name(s) mentioned here** *** Please reply to the list *** -- Kaiwaka, Northland, New Zealand http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wendyh65/ <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/%7Ewendyh65/>

opps i mean http://www.ird.govt.nz/unclaimed-money/unclaimed-money-0.html

hi everyone off subject but can be relevent to passed loved ones check out the unclaimed monies list at ird http://www.ird.govt.nz/unclaimed-money/monies cheers julie-ann listowner

Group Thank you for all the great information I have been able to obtain in the past weeks from the information already presented by yourselves. I am seeking the outcome of the Supreme Court sitting, mentioned in: [From: mattse165 <mattse165@paradise.net.nz <mailto:mattse165@paradise.net.nz>> Subject: [NZ-HB-PB] HBH 1896 Feb 22 2 SUPREME court Date: Mon, 01 Sep 2008 13:09:37 +1200 I have looked online through the Hawkes Bay Herald but find no further reference to these court procedings. I am particularly interested in Edward NOYES, alias George ROBINSON, sheepstealing at Wairoa. I am attempting to confirm that this person is the one mentioned in the "William Morris Daybook"as a whaler and http://www.familysearch.org/eng/Search/IGI/family_group_record.asp?familyid=142932531&indi_id=700126973189&lds=1&region=8&frompage=99 Thank you Brett

HBH 1896 March 4 2 WELLINGTON FIRES The epidemic of fires continues. The stables attached to the City Hotel, Courtenay-place, were burnt last night, with six horses and two cabs, belonging to Messrs BALDWIN and PETER. Later on another fire broke out in a boarding-house on the Terrace, but was fortunately suppressed before much harm was done.

HBH 1896 March 4 2 M'BURNEY DEATH M'BURNEY-At Henley Farm, PATOKA, on March 3rd, Samuel M'Burney, aged 29 years. The funeral will take place today (Wednesday) at 3 o'clock At RISSINGTON.

HBH 1896 March 4 2 ROSS John WELLINGTON DEATH John ROSS, messenger to the National Bank of New Zealand here for many years, died suddenly today from failure of the heart's action.

HBH 1896 March 4 2 BOWLERS Tuesday The Napier, Hastings, and Wellington bowlers left for their homes today Wellington will play Gisborne during their stay at the latter port.

HBH 1896 March 4 2 McGLASHEN Wellington F.J. M'GLASHEN, convicted of theft from All Saints' Church, Palmerston North was sentenced to two years' hard labor, his Honor remarking that there were seven previous convictions against the prisoner in three years.

Veronica, I have tried a few times to reply to your e mail, re the PHOTO , but they keep on being returned. Can you e mail me again please, maybe with a phone number . Mary

Hi Mary I am going to Waipukurau next week and will make enquiries re gathering at Omakare Station Elaine

I am trying to trace 3 Gt Uncles Alexander, Edward and Benjamin who went to NZ in the 1890s.I have a son John born 1892 in Gisborne to Alexander who also had Rigby 1894 born Waimata Valleyalso born in the same place Malcolm 1896 and Francis 1897. Alexander was married at All Saints Ferndale 1891. Benjamin was married in the dwelling house of Mr F Morice Matawhero 1896. Now I am stuck ! Can anyone help ? Vanessa Cook Tel/Fax: 01904 728506 www.stillingfleetlodgenurseries.co.uk

HBH 1896 March 4 2 Telegraphic shipping Capetown March 2 Sailed-Ruapehu for HOBART and WELLINGTON Sydney-Tuesday Arrived-H.M.S. Royalist from NORFOLK ISLAND Mariposa from AUCKLAND and SAN FRANCISCO THE BLUFF-Tuesday Arrived-Waihora from MELBOURNE and HOBART PASSENGERS for NAPIER Misses H. and E.BANKS. AUCKLAND-Tuesday Sailed-Tarawera for Southern Ports PASSENGERS: - Mesdames: CLIFF, FORSTER, SPENCER, SWEETAPPLE, HOLDEN, GRANT, DEWERS, DIXON, J.KIRKER, COBEN Misses: LOCKIE, WOLF, S.REID, J. DAVIES, GRINT (3), RHODES, COHEN (2) Messrs: HALLEY, G. HUMPHREYS, L.SEADELLE, R.HUGHES, YATES, KNAPP, BEATSON, FIELDER, KERR, GILFILLAN, SHELTON, ASHBY, MYERS, HEAD, CHURCHWARD, CAMPBELL, GRIST, (3), ELLIS, SWEETAPPLE, HOLDEN, WITTY, POUSFORD, MUIR, DAY, SKEET, COLEMAN, CHRISHP, M'GOWAN, G.HUMPHREY, J.SMITH, S.COHEN, GILKISON, R.H.RHODES, HASZARD, NEWMAN, REYNOLDS, CLIFF, WHITELAW, MILLS, M'CORKINDALE. COAD 15 steerage.

HBH 1896 March 4 2 Shipping Departure Port of NAPIER 3rd- Manapouri s.s. for Northern ports and SYDNEY Passengers- Mesdames PRICE, CAMPBELL, HOLT, FOSTER, BOYLE, EDGAR, BUSBY, and SPENCE Misses: ROSS, HEATH, WEBB, LOPDELL, NAIRN, and FOSTERR Messrs: BUSBY, HAYES, WOOD, CRICK, JONES, GRAHAM, KELLY, HAMPTON, VILE, REDSTONE, CHICHESTER, HOWARD, BISHOP, DEMPSTER, ROBERTSON, COBB, CUNNINGHAM, FRASER, CAMPBELL, KING (2), TIFFEN (3), NEWMAN, JONES, CAMPBELL, PARTNELL, and Rev. WORBOYS 12 steerage.

HBH 1896 March 4 2 shipping arrival Port of NAPIER Arrival 3rd-Manapouri s.s. from Southern ports Passengers: - Mesdames: PRINGLE, HOPKINS, LAING and 2 children, and NEAL Misses: NEAL, MACQUARRIE (2), FENTON, STEVENS, WISCON. WHITE, and SIDEY Messrs: MASTERS, COWELL, KING, LAING, HOLT, O'NEILL, FINLAY, WILSON, HOPKINS, and Dr. SIDEY 7 steerage.

>From "Taranaki Herald" 4 November 1942 (no photos) N.Z.E.F CASUALTIES KILLED IN ACTION McANENEY 2-Lt Alexander Ian; NOK F E McANENEY, Gisborne (f) RIORDAN Pte Terence; NOK Mrs H RIORDAN, Gisborne (m) MISSING, BELIEVED KILLED IN ACTION Wounded ADAMS Pte Charles Cornelius, Napier BELL Spr William E D, Gisborne CHASE Pte Rangi, Dannevirke CORNES Pte Henry B G, Meeanee GOEFFIC Sgt Hedley L, Taradale JOHNSTONE Pte Ian H, Gisborne LANCASTER Pte James R,Wairoa McBRIDE Pte Wilfred C, Napier McCORMACK Pte John P, Pakowhai OLIVER Pte Ivan H, Hastings RAMAGE Gnr Stephen F J, Taradale SIMMONS L/Cpl William R, Hastings TAYLOR Spr Alexander G, Hastings YATES Pte Egerton P, Tikitiki