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HICKFORD, Alice Jocelyn:
Passed away peacefully at McKenzie Health Care, Geraldine, aged 95. Loved wife of the late Geoff. Mother and mother-in-law of Gina and Tom, Jan and John, and Nick and Sophie, great-grandmother of Harvey and Lola. Remembered by her brother George and wife Maureen, and her brothers-in-law Ron and Robin. Special thanks to the caring Staff of McKenzie Health Care and Ilam Life Care for their love and care of Alice. Messages may be sent to Alice's Family, C/- Hickford Family, 186 Talbot Street, Geraldine 7930. No flowers please. The Memorial Service to celebrate Alice's life will be held in the Palmer Chapel, 150 Harewood Road, Christchurch, on Friday, February 14, at 2.00pm.
Published in The Press from Feb. 8 to Feb. 12, 2020
https://deaths.press.co.nz/obituaries/the-press-nz/obituary.aspx | Higgins, Alice Jocelyn (I679)
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Historical Information
On 3 September 1943 the Allies invaded the Italian mainland, the invasion coinciding with an armistice made with the Italians who then re-entered the war on the Allied side.
The Allied advance was stalled for two successive winters: in 1943 on the German defensive position known as the Gustav Line, stretching from the river Gargliano in the west to the Sangro in the east, and in 1944 on the Gothic Line in the northern Appenine mountains. At the beginning of April 1945, the Allies launched their final offensive against the German positions spread out in a line across Italy, south of Bologna. German resistance was by now beginning to disintegrate and the Allies were able to fan out rapidly across the Po valley.
Padua War Cemetery lies in the zone of the Allied breakthrough in the spring of 1945 when, despite some resistance, the town was captured by Indian troops.
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HOCKING, Raymond Albert (Ray) Passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by his family on Saturday 14 February 2015.
Dearly loved husband of the late Lorraine and cherished friend to Meryl Morris. A wonderful father to Rosamunde and Bruce McLean, Patricia and Barry Gosper and treasured Grandpa of Jessie and Chris Chester, Ben and Vicky Cameron, Mark Gosper, David and Laura Gosper.
Loved brother of Margo and Keith Sanders, brother-in-law of Bruce and Joan Dewe, Muriel, the late Gordon, Bill, Margaret and Ngaire, and long-time special friend of Audrey Hodson.
Our thanks to Leone and the team of Hospice West Auckland. In lieu of flowers donations to Hospice West Auckland would be appreciated.
A service to celebrate Ray's life will be held at the North Harbour Chapel of Dil's Funeral Services, 185 Schnapper Rock Road, Albany on Wednesday 18 February at 3.30pm followed by private cremation.
Published in The New Zealand Herald on Feb. 16, 2015
http://notices.nzherald.co.nz/obituaries
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In Memory Of
Maria (Ria) Adriana Gerarda van Woerkom
14/11/1927 - 31/07/2015
van WOERKOM, Maria Adriana Gerarda (Ria) -
Ria passed into eternity oh so peacefully on 31 July, with family by her side, at her home in Featherston.
Loved wife of the late Hendrikus Maria Franciscus (Henk) van Woerkom.
Much loved mother and mother-in-law of Marg & Robin Lyttle (Featherston), Jo & Ross Gundersen (Carterton), Mike & Carol van Woerkom (Featherston), Bill & Joleen van Woerkom (Masterton), Adie & Gordon Wyeth (Featherston), Niki & Duke Molnar (Featherston) and John & Kathryn van Woerkom (Lower Hutt).
Dearest Oma of Rebecca & Simon Roseingrave (Masterton), James & Karla Lyttle (Putaruru), Matthew & Liz Lyttle (Perth), Daniel & Zoe Lyttle (Lower Hutt) and Michael & Amy Lyttle (Stokes Valley); David & Jess Gundersen (Melbourne), Chris & Chloe Gundersen (Brisbane) and Sam Gundersen (Carterton); Suzannah & Seth Rance (Greytown), Daniel van Woerkom (Wellington), Benedict van Woerkom and Katherine van Woerkom (Featherston); Ilise van Woerkom (Gold Coast) and Joshua van Woerkom (Wellington); Hanna Wyeth & Alister Finlayson (Pirinoa), John Wyeth and Megan Wyeth (Featherston); Vincent Molnar (Featherston), Reuben Molnar (Dunedin) and Chloe Molnar (Featherston); Madeleine, Benjamin and Olivia van Woerkom (Lower Hutt).
A very special "Ma" to Alan Brook (Featherston) and a beloved Tante Ria of Annemarie van Hest (Tilburg, The Netherlands).
Great Oma of Olivia, Jessica & Benjamin Roseingrave (Masterton); Matthew, Katie, Ethan & Thomas Lyttle (Putaruru); Sebastian & Grace Lyttle (Perth); Brayden & Georgia Lomax (Stokes Valley) and Zac Gundersen (Brisbane).
Born November 14th 1927 in Loon op Zand, The Netherlands - a beloved daughter of Marinus Josephus (dec) and Johanna Gerarda (dec) van de Ven.
A respected sister, sister-in-law and aunt of many in The Netherlands.
A remarkable woman with an unwavering faith in the Risen Lord.
Ria will be at home, 4 Kenward Cres, for any who wish to visit.
Holy Rosary will be recited at St Teresa's Church at 5pm on Monday evening, August 3rd and a Requiem Mass will be celebrated the following day at 1pm.
In lieu of flowers, donations are requested for the Sisters of Compassion.
Richmond Funeral Home
http://www.tributes.co.nz/ | van de Ven, Maria Adrianna Gerada (I2683)
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JELLEY,
Virginia May (Gini) (nee Chasland).
Peacefully on 6th September 2018 surrounded by her loving family.
Loved wife of Kevin. Loving mother of Bex and Wazza. Loved Nannie of Imogen, Taylor, Angus, Isabelle, Isaac, Oliver and Toby. Faithful companion of Taffy.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Alzheimers Society PO Box 865 Masterton 5840, or may be left at the service.
A celebration of Gini's life will be held at St Marks Anglican Church cnr High Street South and Richmond Road Carterton on Tuesday 11th September 2018 at 1.00pm followed by interment in the's life please dress in bright colours.
Messages to the Jelley family c/- P.O. Box 185, Carterton 5743 or can be left on Gini's tribute page at www.tributes.co.nz
Wairarapa Times-Age 12:00 PM Saturday Sep 8, 2018 | Chasland, Virginia May (I4871)
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John Cameron12/02/1946 - 25/08/2008
Cameron, John Mervyn ('JC') on 25 August 2008 at Wellington.
Dearly loved son of the late Jack and Nena Cameron, brother of Jeanette Loughlin and uncle of Catherine and Nadine.
In lieu of flowers, donations to Wellington Free Ambulance, PO Box 601, Wellington would be appreciated and may be left at the Mass.
Messages may be placed in John's online tribute book at http://www.tributes.co.nz/ViewMyListing.aspx?id=3009 or posted C/- 4 Moorefield Road, Johnsonville, Wellington.
John's Funeral Mass will be celebrated in the Church of St. Andrew, Trebann Street, Newlands, Wellington on Monday 1 September 2008 at 1:00pm thereafter private cremation. The Rosary will be recited in church on Sunday evening at 7:00pm.
Guardian Funeral Home (Johnsonville)
Members of the Funeral Directors Association of New Zealand
Source http://www.tributes.co.nz/ViewMyListing.aspx?id=3009 | Cameron, John Merven David (I17634)
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JOHNSTON, Rosena Julia (nee Potts):
Aged 92. Passed away peacefully in Nelson on October 18, 2018, now at peace and reunited with her dearly loved husband Philip who passed away exactly 10 years ago on October 18, 2008.
Much loved mother and mother-in-law of Rosalie (dec), Robert, Alvin, Marie and Ken, Darrell and Karen, and Lesley. Cherished Nana of Glenn, Gavin, Cathy, Nikolai, Amy, Melissa, Carl, Olivia and partners. Great-nana of Dylan, Savannah, Stevie, and partners, also April, Gemma, Jesse, Harvey, Parker, Byron, Zac, Jayden, and Mila. Great-great-nana of Dante, Brodie and Charlotte.
A private service has been held as per mum's wishes. All communications to 183 River Terrace Road, RD1 Brightwater, 7091.
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Joyce Agnes O'Connor Passed away in Masterton on 20 April 2015 Aged 94 years
O'Connor, Joyce Agnes ~ On April 20, 2015 peacefully in Masterton, in her 95th year. Daughter of the late Arnold and Nell Newland and the last survivor of seven siblings. Beloved wife of the late Dave; Mother and Mother-in-law of John and Barbara, Stacey and Wendy, and Judy-Jane; grandma of Joel and Kristy and great-grandma of Kaylee, Phoenox, Indiana and Elwood.
Thanks to the staff of Lansdowne Court and Lyndale Villa for their love and care of Mum.
Messages for the family may be left on Joyce's tribute page at www.heavenaddress.co.nz or posted C/- PO Box 460, Masterton.
A service to celebrate Joyce's life will be held in Wairarapa Funeral Services Chapel, 35-37 Lincoln Road, Masterton on Friday April 24 at 11:00am followed by cremation. Wairarapa Funeral Services www.wairarapafunerals.co.nz FDANZ, Masterton
Published in The Wairarapa Times-Age from Apr. 21 to Apr. 22, 2015 | Newland, Joyce Agnes (I9330)
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JURY, Jennifer. 28.1.1930 - 11.6.2016 died peacefully at Lansdowne Park, Masterton in her 87th year. Dearly loved wife of the late Brian Jury, and loving mother and mother-in-law of Katherine Murray, Marshall & Marie Jury, Phillipa & David Blackwood.
Loving grandmother of Damien, Kane, and Jeremy Murray; Sam, Mark, Joseph, and Hamish Jury; Kate, Becky, James, and Mitch Blackwood and great grandmother of Oliver, Finn, Isla, and Mya.
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Moyle, C.M. (I1665)
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Kingsland Brothers And Anderson
Kingsland Brothers And Anderson (Thomas Daniel Kingsland and James Anderson), Tanners and Fellmongers, West Plains Siding, West Plains. Messrs Kingsland and Anderson's tannery was established in 1875 by J. Kingsland and Company, who conducted the business till 1886, when the present company was formed. The premises, which comprise numerous buildings of wood and iron, stand on a site of sixty-seven acres of freehold, through which the Waikiwi stream flows. There are numerous buildings, the chief of which are the machinery shed, the wool-storing shed, scouring and pulling sheds. The machinery shed contains an eight horse-power steam engine, wool wringing and drying machines, a bone mill digester and a wool press. The tannery contains thirty tan and soak and lime pits, a steam engine of five horse-power, drums, lathes, and rolling, glazing, softening, and leather-splitting, shaving, and fluffing machinery. There are three docks for soaking sheepshins, and three pumps are used for raising water and liquids as required. From thirty to forty men are employed at the works. The page 910 brand ?K.B. and A.? is well known in the colony, and in London. The export shipping output of the works for the twelve months which ended June, 1903, consisted of 2,500 bales of wool, fifty bales of rabbit-skins, 250 casks of tallow, and 200 casks of pelts; 2,135 hides, 150 hog-skins and 950 calf-skins were manufactured into leather, and the output in bone dust amounted to twenty-five tons.
Mr. Thomas Daniel Kingsland, the Senior Partner, was born in Victoria, in 1862, was brought to Southland as an infant, and has been connected with the tannery business from the age of fifteen. Mr Kingsland has acted as chairman and secretary of the Waikiwi school committee, and is a member of the Waikiwi River Board. He joined the volunteers in 1874, and served twenty-one years altogether?in the Artillery Cadets, the G Battery and the Oreti Rifles. He was for sometime chairman of the Southland Cricket Association, for thirty years a member of the Invercargill Cricket Club, and is a member of the North End Bowling Club. Mr Kingsland was married, in 1887, to a daughter of Mr John C. Wild, of Invercargill, and has two sons and two daughters.
Mr. James Anderson, Of Kingsland Brothers and Anderson, is the son of a very old colonist, and was born in Dunedin, where he was brought up as a currier. He entered the employment of Messrs J. Kingsland and Co., and ultimately became a partner in the firm. Mr Anderson has been chairman of the Waikiwi school committee, of which he is still a member. He was married, in 1891, to a daughter of Mr George Mackie, sawmiller, Invercargill, and has two sons and two daughters.
Source - Cyclopedia of New Zealand [Otago and Southland Provincial Districts] | Kingsland, Thomas Daniel (I14085)
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KNAUF Desmond Harold. NZ3354 RNZN Passed away peacefully at the Gardens Rest Home on 25 August 2015 in his 93rd year.
Loved husband of the late Eileen Hazel and loving father and father in law of Raewyn and Paul, Warren and Sandi. Grandad of Juliet, Jason and Lisa, Ray and Simone, Kevin and Karen, Michael, Cameron and Wendy, Andrew and Karyn, Logan and Michelle.
Great Grandpop to nine little loved ones. Dearly loved brother of the late Bramwell, Dorothy and Vera, and good friend of the late Iona Chapman.
Dad's funeral will be held at The Rotorua Crematorium Chapel, Sala Street on Tuesday 1 September 2015 at 2.30pm. All communications please to PO Box 461 Rotorua 3040.
Published in The New Zealand Herald on Aug. 27, 2015 | Knauf, Desmond Harold (I8881)
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LARSEN, Raymond George (Ray). J Force
Of Paraparaumu (formerly of Plimmerton). Passed away peacefully at Kenepuru Hospital on Tuesday 12 January 2010. Aged 83 years.
Dearly loved husband of Audrey. Loved father & father-in-law of Cathy & Joe (USA) and loved Poppa of Claire and Josh.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Wellington Free Ambulance would be appreciated and may be left at the Chapel.
A service to celebrate Ray?s life will be held at the Funeral Home Chapel, 9-11 Hinemoa Street, Paraparaumu on Monday 18 January 2010 at 2.00pm, to be followed by private cremation.
Messages can be placed in the tribute book below or sent to ?The Larsen Family? PO Box 119, Paraparaumu.
Kapiti Coast Funeral Home
FDANZ - NZIFH 04 298-5168
https://www.tributes.co.nz
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Lindsay John Chalmers 25/09/1948 - 30/07/2015
On July 30, 2015 suddenly and unexpectedly at Dunedin Hospital; Aged 66 years.
Dearly loved husband of Jenny (nee Greene), loved and respected father of Shaye, Linzi, and Erin, much loved grandfather of Matthew, Jordon, Isobelle, and Sophie.
Loved brother of Russell, Dearly loved son-in-law of Jim and Ilene Greene, and loved by his nieces, nephews and extended family.
Special thanks to the staff at Dunedin Hospital. Lindsay?s funeral service will be held at the First Church of Otago, Moray Place, Dunedin, at 11am on Wednesday August 5 followed by private cremation.
Source - http://www.tributes.co.nz/
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Lost but not forgotten in Fiordland.
October 17, 2015.
Over a period of time due to various circumstances there are persons whom have gone missing in Fiordland and their bodies have never been found or recovered. As there is no tangible record of these people it is our intention to erect a Memorial.
"CYRIL RAYMOND WADDICK - age 32
On 23rd April 1957 the "Gekeita" was reported as being at least 4 days overdue with 2 brothers on board. A subsequent search found the wreckage and the body of Athol Joseph Waddick on the seaward side of Coal Island. Cyril was never located.
Athol is buried in the Eastern cemetery Invercargill)"
Further information in New Zealand Shipwrecks 1795 to 1960. Page 391 | Waddick, Athol Joseph (I2021)
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Lost but not forgotten in Fiordland.
October 17, 2015.
Over a period of time due to various circumstances there are persons whom have gone missing in Fiordland and their bodies have never been found or recovered. As there is no tangible record of these people it is our intention to erect a Memorial.
"CYRIL RAYMOND WADDICK - age 32
On 23rd April 1957 the "Gekeita" was reported as being at least 4 days overdue with 2 brothers on board. A subsequent search found the wreckage and the body of Athol Joseph Waddick on the seaward side of Coal Island. Cyril was never located.
Athol is buried in the Eastern cemetery Invercargill)"
Further information in New Zealand Shipwrecks 1795 to 1960. Page 391 | Waddick, Cyril Raymond (I8130)
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Margaret Jean (Rita) Leggett 14/03/1922 - 1/08/2007
LEGGETT, Margaret Jean. (Rita) (nee Cameron, formerly Downes)
On 1st August 2007 peacefully at her home, Featherston. Aged 85 years
Loved Partner of Ian Dymock.
Loving mother of Jean Holding (deceased), Roy Downes (deceased), Mary Vanessa Knedler (deceased), Murray Downes (Taupo), Helen Rudman (Petone), Raymond Downes (Upper Hutt), Maree Nagel (Taita)
A loved grandmother, great grandmother and great great grandmother.
A service for Rita will be held at the Richmond Chapel, Richmond Road, Carterton on Tuesday 7th August 2007 at 11.00 a.m. followed by private cremation
Messages to Rita's family C/- P.O. Box 185, Carterton or can be left in Rita's tribute book below.
Richmond Funeral Home (Peter & Jenny Giddens) FDANZ, Carterton.
http://www.tributes.co.nz/ViewMyTribute.aspx?id=1680 | Cameron, Margaret Jean (I4988)
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Marriage Register St James River Hutt NZ - No 62
Isaac Sykes, 22, Carrier, Bachelor to Maria Ann Sykes, 21, Spinster
Witnesses - William Sykes, Hutt; Sarah Jane Wyeth; Elizabeth Jane Sykes; Mary Hall; John Poad, Blacksmith, Hutt
At St James Chuch River Hutt, on 8 October 1865, Officiating Minister John
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | O'Brien, M. (I5848)
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McLENNAN, Hamish Laird. Of Dalefield.
On 7 April 2015, as a result of an accident on the farm. Aged 57 years.
Loved husband of Linda.
Loved father of Matt, and Ana.
Dearly loved son of the late Alaister and Ngaire McLennan.
Loved son-in-law of Keith and Margaret Parker.
Brother of Trudy Fullwood
Brother-in-law of Graham, Jen and Paul, John and Elaine.
Uncle of Aaron, Darryl, BJ, Brad, Emma, Nicola and Ian.
Great Uncle to his 14 nephews and nieces.
In lieu of flowers a donation to the Carterton Volunteer Fire Brigade, 61 High St South, Carterton would be appreciated and may be left in the church foyer.
A service for Hamish will be held at St Mark?s Anglican Church, High Street South, Carterton on Friday 10th April 2015 at 1.30pm followed by private cremation.
Messages to the McLennan family C/- PO Box 185 Carterton 5743 or may be left on Hamish?s tribute book below
Richmond Funeral Home
http://www.tributes.co.nz/ | McLennan, Hamish Laird (I6113)
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Meech, Augustus, Sheepfarmer, "Springlands," Pongaroa. The fourth son of the late Mr. Henry Meech, who is referred to on page 769 of this volume, the subject of this notice was born in 1845 at Pipitea, Wellington. Brought up to farming pursuits, he became manager of the Springvale Estate in 1870. After three years in this position he was for some time engaged in contracting, subsequently buying his farm of 1100 acres. The entire property has been brought from a state of nature into a fine pastoral holding, beautiful patches of native bush having been preserved to provide shelter and timber. Mr. Meech has long bred Cotswold sheep, which have proved to be a hardy and robust variety, yielding as much as Lincolns on the same pasture. In 1878 Mr. Meech was married to the second daughter of Mr. H. Burling, and has five sons and six daughters. | Meech, Augustus (I18156)
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Memories and Condolences
Friday, 10 June 2016
Thinking of u all at this sad time. Sorry I can't be there. Love laurel xxx
Thursday, 9 June 2016
Ohh..My love and thoughts go out to you all Silvester Family. I'm really lost for words. R.I.P Mandy... I have such great memories with you..lots of laughs about the dumbest things we.. Sleep Sweetly Beautiful xxx
~ Cole
Thursday, 9 June 2016
Rest peacefully my friend. Im going to miss you so much!!! xxx
~ Jocelyn Munro, Townsville
Thursday, 9 June 2016
Deepest sympathy to you all , I have great memories of Mandy , always smiling , winning prizes in competitions , used to crack me up , town trips every week when I was working in town. RIP Mandy Life has never been easy I know , but now resting in peace. Carolyn ,Pat ,Ella & Molly Flynn
Thursday, 9 June 2016
Loved knowing you,enjoyed our time togrther at housie. Love Sur
- See more at: http://www.legacy.com/guestbooks/southland-times-nz/mandy-silvester-condolences/180261296?cid=full#_ga=1.39419107.1797621047.1351280530 | Silvester, Mandy Anne (I6381)
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Mount Magdala
The establishment of the Good Shepherd Convent at Mount Magdala, Christchurch, dates from the early 1880s. It was established to provide residential care for marginalised women and girls.
Mt Magdala was officially opened on 22 July 1888. At its peak in the 1930s Mt Magdala was a self-contained community housing almost 500 people. Many new buildings were added over the years: a substantial chapel in 1912, a new orphanage in 1934 and numerous extensions and additions to the main buildings including a villa for elderly residents. With a farm and orchard the community was largely self-sufficient, and many residents were employed in laundry, sewing and cooking activities.
Changing social patterns and needs, and the difficulties of maintaining a large institution with a diminishing group of Sisters, led the Good Shepherd Sisters to retire from Mt Magdala in 1967 after more than 80 years service in Christchurch.
Source - Aidanfield website - Aidanfield is located west of Halswell Road between Oaklands and Hillmorton, in what?s now become a prestigious suburb encompassing the beautiful grounds of the St John of God Hospital, St John of God Chapel, the Mt Magdala Historic Cemetery, and the headwaters of the Heathcote River. | Mapletoft, Irene Maggie (I16640)
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Mr. Hart Udy, J. P., who was at one time Mayor of the borough of Greytown, was born in Cornwall, England. He is the eldest son of the late Mr. Hart Udy, and came to New Zealand with his parents when five years old. When nine years of age he went to assist his father in the business of a builder and wheelwright. In 1855 he was married to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mr. C. Holland, of Petone, and came to live in Greytown on 400 acres purchased at Matarawa. With his father, he engaged in sawmilling. He erected his residence in Kuratawhiti Road, Greytown, in 1800. In 1879 Mr. Gallon joined Mr. Udy, as Udy and Gallon, which partnership subsisted till 1893, when the latter became sole owner, Mr. Udy starting a mill in the Forty-Mile Bush. This is situate at Brownstown on the Wellington-Woodville railway line. Fifteen men are employed sawing rimu, totara matai, and white pine, the capacity being 130,000 feet a month. The native reserve Mr. Udy has leased is estimated to provide material for twelve or fourteen years sawing. Mr. Udy has six children, four sons and two daughters, one of the latter being organist at Wesley Church, Greytown. As choirmaster and circuit steward in the same church for many years, Mr. Udy has been prominent. He was a member of the Waiohine River Board, and a councillor of the borough of Greytown. In 1884 he was elected Mayor. In the Greytown Rifles he served till the company disbanded, and afterwards in the Greytown Cavalry for two years.Cyclopedia of New Zealand published 1897 | Udy, Hart (I16223)
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Mr. Hart Udy, senr., twice occupied the mayoral chair of the Borough of Greytown. This well known pioneer, who passed away on the 27th of November, 1890, aged eighty-two years, was born in Cornwall in 1808. He served an apprenticeship as a builder and implement maker, and married in 1832. Seven years later he left England for New Zealand with his wife and family, arriving in Petone in February, 1840, by the ship 'Duke of Roxburgh.' For some time he worked for Sir Francis Molesworth. building the first cutter and the first house of New Zealand woods After working in Wellington for three years, he went to live at Waiwetu, where he worked at his trade for many years. Removing to Stokes Valley, he erected the first sawmill in 1857. Having secured some valuable bush land at Matarawa, he transferred his family and carried on a sawmilling business till 1865, when he retired, leaving it to his sons. Mr. Udy was at one time a member of the Petone Town Board, and sat on the first Carterton-Taratahi Highway Board. Twice he was elected mayor of Greytown, of which borough he served also as a councillor. In the Greytown Rifles Mr. Udy and his sons served during the native troubles. In Greytown, where he lived during the latter years of his life, he was much beloved. He took an active part in church work, for many years acting as a local preacher in the Wesleyan church. Mr. Udy and his family of four sons and three daughters appear in the accompanying engraving. His widow died in January, 1896, aged eighty-three years. The subject of this sketch was eighty-two years of age at the time when the photograph was taken.Cylopedia of New Zealand published 1897 | Udy, Hart (I16225)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fitzsimmons, P.W. (I15618)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Poad, Y.F. (I17852)
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NIMOT, Leonard Alfred (Alfie) RNZN No13164 Passed away peacefully at his home on 26 February 2014, aged 82 years. Beloved Husband of Jean. A loved Father, Father in law, Grandfather, and Great Grandfather to Peter Terry and John and all their families. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to South Auckland Hospice PO Box 75560, Manurewa, Auckland,2243, and would be appreciated by the family. A service for Alfie will be held at the Mt Wellington Panmure RSA, 163 Queens Road, Panmure, on Monday 3 March 2014 at 1:00 pm. All communications to the Nimot Family, c/- Wm Morrison Funeral Directors PO Box 25731 St Heliers.
Published in The New Zealand Herald on Mar. 1, 2014
Source http://rnzncomms.org/jack-passings-february-2014/ | Nimot, Leonard Alfred (I17899)
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Oates, Joseph, Farmer, Taumatu, Greytown East. Mr. Oates, who was born in Derbyshire, England, in 1817, is the third son of the late Mr. Samuel Oates, a Derbyshire farmer. Mr. Oates, senr., left his native land for Victoria in 1852, and after trying his fortune at the Ballarat and Bendigo diggings, where he had only indifferent success, he decided to try New Zealand. He landed in Wellington in 1856, and soon afterwards removed to the Wairarapa district. Mr. Oates, senr., who died in 1894, accomplished the feat of conveying the first mail to the Wairarapa, which crossed the Rimuaka Range by a narrow track, the vehicle being a wheelbarrow. Mr. Joseph Oates's farm, which has an area of some 600 acres, is considered one of the best properties in the Wairarapa valley. Mr. Oates married Miss Jury, daughter of Mr. John Milsom Jury, of Glendower, and has a family of two sons and two daughters. An enthusiastic volunteer, he is one of the best rifle shots in the district, having won quite a number of medals and cups. He has been the district representative at rifle meetings on several occasions, and fills the office of captain in the Carterton Rifle Corps.
Cyclopedia of New Zealand 1897 | Oates, Joseph (I7101)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Haeata, E.M.J. (I1374)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wyeth, L.G. (I1214)
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Olive HorniblowBorn in Warrington, United Kingdom on 2 September 1921. Passed away in Fitzgerald House, New Zealand on 24 February 2014. Late of Avonside, Christchurch
Aged 92 years. Dearly loved wife of the late Brian.
Step mother of Paul and Barbara Horniblow, Pam and Bill Pattle, and Adrienne and Max Tregonning. Remembered and respected by her extended family.
Heartfelt thanks to the staff at Fitzgerald House for their excellent care of Olive.
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Olympus sailed from London on 9th December 1840 and arrived in Port Nicholson on 20th April 1841.
Passenger list included:
Mabey Charles 38 Agricultural Labourer & Flax Dresser
Mabey Harriet 35
Mabey Sophia 10 - Comment on passenger list "Sophia 10 years left behind. W.A."
Mabey Charles 3
Mabey Mary 21 months
Mabey Joseph Croom Infant - Born at sea 12/3/1841 Lat 40.35S Long 65.36E
Mabey Job 28 Agricultural Labourer
Mabey Rachael 28
Mabey Mary Jane 4
Mabey Sarah 3 - Died at sea 9/2/1841 "Croup" Lat 31.16S Long 17.07W
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Olympus sailed from London on 9th December 1840 and arrived in Port Nicholson on 20th April 1841.
Passenger list included:
Mabey Charles 38 Agricultural Labourer & Flax Dresser
Mabey Harriet 35
Mabey Sophia 10 - Comment on passenger list "Sophia 10 years left behind. W.A."
Mabey Charles 3
Mabey Mary 21 months
Mabey Joseph Croom Infant - Born at sea 12/3/1841 Lat 40.35S Long 65.36E
Mabey Job 28 Agricultural Labourer
Mabey Rachael 28
Mabey Mary Jane 4
Mabey Sarah 3 - Died at sea 9/2/1841 "Croup" Lat 31.16S Long 17.07W
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PALMER, Shona May (nee Loffhagen) - On Saturday, February 23, 2013, peacefully at Holmwood, Rangiora. In her 85th year. Dearly loved wife of the late Roy. Much loved mother of Julie, and the late Stephen. Adored grandmother of Sam and Amber, and Jessica and Rupert. Great-grandmother of Georgia.
"Forever in our Hearts"
A private family service will be held. Messages to Mrs J. Douglas, 1324 Marshmans Road, Amberley, R.D. 1.
Published in The Press on Feb. 25, 2013
http://deaths.press.co.nz/obituaries | Loffhagen, Shona May (I19746)
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PARKER, Bernard Hart (Bernie). Passed away at home in Putaruru on the morning of 25th May, 2016 at the age of 93 years. Grandson of Horace and Makere Parker (nee Gillies) of Papawai. Son of Hilton and Thelma (nee Udy). Brother of Warren and Graham. Warren passed away on the same day. Bernie was a wonderful loving father, Grandad, Koro, Koko and Great Grandad All communications to South Waikato Funeral Services Ltd, PO Box 459, Tokoroa or 021 0231 4977. South Waikato Funeral Services Ltd, P O Box 459, Tokoroa FDANZ
Published in The Wairarapa Times-Age on May 27, 2016
Source http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/ | Parker, Bernard Hart (I6250)
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PARKER, Bernard Hart (Bernie):
Passed away at home in Putaruru on the morning of 25 May 2016 at the age of 93 years. Husband of the late Patricia (Pat) Mildred Parker. Father of Brian, Paul, Terence, Ruth, David, Michael, Anne, and Stephen and their partners and families. Grandad and Koro of his many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St Patricks Catholic Church, Kensington Street, Putaruru at 11 am on Monday, 30 May 2016 followed by burial at the Tirau Cemetery alongside his dear Pat. All communications to 02102314977.
South Waikato Funeral Services Ltd
Published in Waikato Times on May 28, 2016 | Parker, Bernard Hart (I6250)
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PARKER, Margaret Ruth. Of Carterton.
On 25th July 2017, peacefully at Wairarapa Hospital. Aged 92 years.
Dearly loved wife of the late Keith (they were married for 68 years).
Loved mother and mother-in-law of John and Elaine (Hamilton), Jen and Paul Keating (Carterton), Linda and the late Hamish McLennan (Carterton).
Loved Grandmother of Aaron, Darryl, Bevan (BJ); Brad, Emma; Matthew, Ana; and their partners. Loved great Grandmother of her 12 great Grandchildren.
In accordance with Margaret's wishes a private family farewell has been held.
Messages to the Parker family C/- P O Box 185, Carterton 5743 or can be left in Margaret's tribute book here at tributes. | Fly, Margaret Ruth (I8807)
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PARKER, Rita Ellen. - Of Feilding on Sunday August 10th 2014 peacefully at Palmerston North Hospital. In her 90th year. Dearly loved and very special wife for 66 years of Warren. Dearly loved mother and mother in law of Judith and the late Doug Coley (Feilding), Trevor (deceased) and Tony and Vicky ...
Published in Manawatu Standard on Aug. 12, 2014
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Parker, Warren Hilton. Of Feilding. Peacefully at Woodfall Lodge Rest Home, surrounded by family on Wednesday May 25th 2016. Aged 94 years. Dearly loved husband of the late Rita. Dearly loved father and father in law of Judith (Judy) and the late Doug Coley (Dannevirke), Trevor ( Deceased), and Tony and Vicky (Australia). Loved Grandad and Pop of Nathan and Wendy, Tim and Tina, Natasha and Shayne, and Caitlin. Great Grandad to Josh, Alex, Troy, Sammie, Brooke, Jaxson, and Sophie. A very loved and special friend of Rodney, Belinda, Cassie and Abby. Loved brother of the late Bernie and Graham. In lieu of flowers donations to the Cancer Society would be appreciated and may be left in the chapel foyer. Messages to the Parker family c/- 280 Kimbolton Road Feilding 4702. For those that wish to pay their respects a viewing will be held on Friday 27th May from 1pm until 3pm at the Feilding Funeral Chapel. Friends are invited to attend a service for Warren at the Feilding Funeral Chapel, 282 Kimbolton Road Feilding on Saturday 28th May 2016 at 11am. Followed by private cremation.
Source - http://beauchamp.co.nz/ | Parker, Warren Hilton (I6253)
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PATTLE, Edward Harrington:
Passed away peacefully at Summerset Hospital on Monday, 13 May 2019, aged 93 years. Dearly loved husband of the late Jill. Loved father and father-in-law of Andrew & Minh, and Sue & Peter. Adored Grandad to Nick, Caroline, Lucy, Therese, Chris and Francesca, and Great-grandad to Mason. Loved brother-in-law to Erina.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated at the Church of Our Lady of Fatima, 29 Parata Street, Waikanae on Friday 17 May 2019 at 11am, thereafter burial at Awa Tapu Cemetery, Valley Road, Paraparaumu. Donations in lieu of flowers to Mary Potter Hospice, PO Box 7442, Newtown, Wellington 6242 would be appreciated and may also be left at the Church.
Kapiti Coast Funeral Home, NZIFH FDANZ | Pattle, Edward Harrington (I5019)
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PATTLE, Isobel Jill (Jill), nee Harding.
Of Paraparaumu, formerly of Camborne. Peacefully at Coastal Villas Metlife Care on Monday 6 June 2016. Aged 88 years. Dearly loved wife of Ned. Dearly loved mother of Andrew, and Sue, and mother-in-law of Julia, Minh, and Peter. Adored Gran of Nick, Caroline, Lucy, Therese, Christopher, and Francesca. Beloved Great Grandmother of Mason. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Mary Potter Hospice, PO Box 7442, Newtown, Wellington would be appreciated. A service for Jill was held today. Messages to Elliott?s Motor Lodge, 33 Amohia Street, Paraparaumu 5032
Kapiti Coast Funeral Home - FDANZ ? NZIFH
https://kapiticoastfuneralhome.co.nz/death-notices/isobel-jill-jill-pattle-nee-harding | Harding, Isabel Jill ( Jill ) (I16722)
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Phyllis: Phyllis spent her primary school days at the Ohau school and then attended Palmerston North tech, mostly travelling to school each day by train. It was whilst at this school she really shone at embroidery. Many will recall some of the beautiful work she did.
Upon leaving school, work was cut out on the farm, in the house, looking after younger brother Keith and of course making sure brother Bill had a clean house. Phyllis and Gam (Kate Davies) used to render all the lard they cut from the pigs killed weekly, take it to town and sell it to Williams Tearooms. Her parents John and Kate Davies were dairy farmers so all the milk had to be hand separated.
Phyllis was good at tennis and played regularly.
Had a stroke about August 1994 which left her with retricted movement in her right arm - but could still live on her own for some time after that.
Phyllis wrote the following in Shirley Crothers (nee Davies) autograph book on 1 Sept 1951.
"Make new friends but keep the old.
One is silver the other gold.
New made friends like new made wine.
Age must mellow and refine.
Friendship that has stood the test.
You will find is ever best".
| Davies, Phyllis May Thirkel (I1386)
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POAD, Latham Trevor: Suddenly passed away on 12th June 2017. Dearly loved son of the late Eileen and Trevor. Loved brother and brother-in-law of Darrell.....
Published in Dominion Post on June 23, 2017 | Poad, Latham Trevor (I19910)
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Police hunt hit and run killer
Kelly Makiha - Saturday, December 2, 2006 14:30
A Rotorua woman found dead on a highway was killed by a hit-and-run driver, police believe. Kerry Peka, a 34-year-old KFC worker, was found lying in the middle of the road by Te Puke people about 3am yesterday on State Highway 33 at Mourea, near the Happy Angler store.
Police believe she was hit by a vehicle, but are mystified as to who struck Ms Peka and what she was doing at Mourea. Her death is also a mystery to her workmates, who are stumped to know why she was so far away from her home in the early hours.
KFC Rotorua restaurant manager Pam Kippax said staff members were in tears yesterday when they got word from police. She said the news was so devastating the management team went home.Kerry had worked at KFC for eight months and was considered a valued employee."
Her life was going so well. She lived close to town and she loved coming to work. She was definitely part of the team. She is going to be missed by everyone, especially with the shifts she did at night, she was the backbone of the store."
Miss Kippax said Kerry had a daughter who was about 12, who lived with Kerry's parents in Tokoroa. She is understood to have a brother and sister who lived in Rotorua. She moved to Rotorua about eight months ago after living in Australia. The last shift she worked was on Wednesday and she was dropped home at the end of it.
Miss Kippax said she hoped whoever hit her would come forward as soon as possible to help ease the pain for her family and friends. "It's also hard not knowing why she was out there as well because she didn't have a vehicle."
Detective Sergeant George Staunton of the Rotorua police said there was a "strong possibility" she had been hit by a vehicle. He said police were still at a loss to know why she had been at Mourea so early in the morning. He said the police's serious crash unit was still carrying out a reconstruction of the scene as well as trying to piece together her movements.
Mr Staunton said police found some items at the scene that were relevant to what might have happened but he could not confirm what they were. He said an autopsy was to be carried on the woman's body in Auckland to determine how she died but it appeared it was from injuries after being hit by a car, including severe head injuries.
Late yesterday afternoon he told the Daily Post their inquiries were progressing well. Police were to speak to some people in relation to the incident but Mr Staunton was not able to give any more details. He said police would not be releasing any further information until today.
The Daily Post Rotorua
Driver not responsible for death
Kelly Makiha - Thursday, December 28, 2006 12:56
A teenager who ran over a Rotorua woman at Mourea nearly a month ago will be charged - but is not being held accountable for her death.
The 18-year-old was driving a car that hit 34-year-old Kerry Peka on State Highway 33 at Mourea about 3am on December 1.
Acting Senior Sergeant Deirdre Lack of the Rotorua police said although the woman died as a result of injuries after being hit by a car, the driver was not at fault.
She said Miss Peka's death would be referred to the coroner. However, the teenager allegedly failed to immediately report he had been involved in the crash and he would be summonsed to appear in the Rotorua District Court on a charge of failing to report an injury crash to police.
Originally Miss Peka's family and her colleagues at KFC in Rotorua were confused about why she had been at Mourea so early in the morning.However, police have now determined she had been drinking at a party there.
Miss Peka was the mother of an 11-year-old girl who lives with her grandparents at Tokoroa.
The Daily Post Rotorua | Peka, Kerry Mavis (I2385)
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Port Chalmers Old Cemetery
Combined records of Burial Register and Sexton's Book.
Rose Thomas - Plot 59 Class 1
Died 21 Aug 1883, aged 56 years, of lung disease, a settler. Resident of Oteramika Southland. Born Yorkshire England. Last came form Victoria. Lived 23 years in province. (Bauchop undertaker)
Headstone
Row 5 Plot 59 - Thomas Rose
In memory of Foria beloved wife of Thomas Rose died 26 December 1872 aged 36. Also of their beloved children - Ann Eliza who died in Victoria 25 April 1863 aged 6; Thomas died 18 March 1864 aged 9 months; William James died 2 Jun 1870 aged 3 years and 6 months; Frederick died 9 Nov 1872 aged 16 months. Also Thomas Rose husband of the above died 21 August 1883 aged 54. - Stonemason, H.Palmer, Dunedin - Decorative white marble stone; wood paling fence.
Infant Thomas predates Burial Register, unclear if he was actually buried here.
Source Ancestry.com.au | Rose, Thomas (I5379)
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Production Secretary & Hire
Being in theatre for more than 55 years, Staveley is a foundation member of Opera Hawke's Bay and has been on the production team of every opera since.
She was production manager at its very first opera in 1986, La Traviata, and has served as secretary on each production team since. She has worked as a stage director for the Hastings Operatic Society where she is a life member and patron. Her ability saw her fulfil many varied tasks during productions there where she performed as well, and for Theatre Hawke's Bay.
To encourage the next generation of thespians, Staveley, ran The Theatre Craft School of Hastings for eight years teaching general stage craft to the youth of Hawke's Bay. With her experience and contacts she has been able to bring together the talented personnel required back stage to produce operas in Hawke's Bay.
Source Opera Hawkes Bay website | Keenan, Staverley Marilyn (I322)
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REWI, Wihiri Hitau (Ted). Late of Papawai, Putaruru and Masterton. No 42909, LAC, RNZAF, 1939-45
On 29th October 2014 peacefully at Kandahar. In his 91st year. Dearly beloved husband of the late Marie Merle Rewi.
Dearly loved father and father-in-law of Peter and Diane, Christopher and Kaye, Jonathan and Sylvia, Gregory (deceased), Patrick and Denise.
Much loved Grandad of his many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Beloved son of the late Hitau Mehaka (Duki) and Miriama Matewai (Queenie) Rewi (of Papawai).
Loved brother and brother-in-law of William (Bill) TeTau Rewi (K.I.A.); the late Ethel Waina (Claudine) and Frank Nicholas; Joseph Anzac (deceased) and Elaine Rewi; Rosina and the late Bo Ekstrom; and Roka Rewi.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the Alzheimers Society Wairarapa, PO Box 865 Masterton 5840 would be appreciated and may be left in the church foyer.
A service in honour of Ted's life will be held in St Luke's Anglican Church, Cnr Church and Main Streets, Greytown on Saturday 1st November 2014 at 11.00am followed by burial at Greytown Lawn Cemetery.
Ted will be at his son's residence in Masterton until his service on Saturday.
www.tributes.co.nz | Rewi, Wihiri Hitau (I7179)
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RHODES, Laetitia Mary. On 31st July 2015 at Caughey Preston Hospital, aged 100 years.
Dearly loved wife of the late Sydney Seimone, loved and loving mother of Patricia and Alan, John and Jan. Loving grandmother of Sarah and Peter (Wellington), Juliet and David, David and Dana, and Timothy and Pia (Germany).
Loved great grandmother of Hannah, Sophie and David (Wellington), Flynn and Harrison, and Alva (Germany).
A Requiem Mass to celebrate Laetitia's life will be held at St Michael's Catholic Church, 6 Beatrice Road, Remuera on Tuesday 4th August 2015 at 11am, followed by a private cremation.
All communications to the Rhodes Family, c/- PO Box 25-731, St Heliers, Auckland 1740.
Published in The New Zealand Herald from Aug. 1 to Aug. 3, 2015
http://notices.nzherald.co.nz/obituaries | Burnet, Laetitia Mary (I17438)
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Robert (Robbie) William Robson MBE. JP
Warrant Officer II Field Security Section
2nd NZ Division
Served in the Middle East and Italy on return from service was elected to the (1946) executive of the Stratford RSA.
Later became president, later the establishment committee of the Stratford RSA Club as chairman, later as chairman Stratford - Taranaki Patriotic Council (1962), then to the National Patriotic Fund Board which involvement he spent 28 years. Received the RSA Gold Star Award in recognition of his outstanding service. He spared no effort in furthering the welfare of ex servicemen and their families since the war.
1968 he received the MBE member of the British Empire Medal. 1983 Most Worthy Citizen Award from the Stratford Rotary Club and other organisations, was in earlier years a member of this establishment committee of the Avon Primary School, Stratford, and attended many Working Bees at the school.
Robbie was manager of the Stratford Branch of the Taranaki Daily News and joined the paper staff in 1938.
In 1942 he left to join the armed forces. Robbie spent 13 years as a member of the Taranaki Hospital Board.
He was survived by his wife Eunice and five children, four boys and a girl.
- Stratford Press Wednesday Jun 6, 2007 | Robson, Robert William (I6849)
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