bay of plenty times death no5ices
[Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 11 Sep 1903, p2 + article + 14 Sep 1903] Deeply regretted. WESTERN BAY OF PLENTY, NEW ZEALAND — GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES, NEW ZEALAND — ON LINE GENEALOGICAL AND FAMILY HISTORY RESOURCES, NEW ZEALAND — YOUNG BOY IMMIGRANT SCHEME 1911 — 1914, NEW ZEALAND MISCELLANEOUS GENEALOGICAL INDEXES, NEW ZEALAND LAND WARS — MISCELLANEOUS GENEALOGICAL INDEXES, NEW ZEALAND ROLLS OF HONOUR AND WAR MEMORIALS — BY LOCATION, NEW ZEALAND ROLLS OF HONOUR AND WAR MEMORIALS — BY CONFLICT, NEW ZEALAND ROLLS OF HONOUR — MILITARY NURSES, SOUTH TARANAKI, NEW ZEALAND — GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES, SPONDON, DERBYSHIRE, ENGLAND — GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES, WESTERN BAY OF PLENTY, NEW ZEALAND — GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES. [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7094, 25 November 1918, Page 2] Quite a gloom was cast over the town on Saturday when the news became known that Mr Frederick George Dorrington, manager of the Tauranga Branch of the Bank of New Zealand, had died at the Tauranga Hospital, on Friday night as the result of an attack of influenza. Deceased who was engaged on the Ihungia station (Waiapu Country) was the eldest son of the late Mr W J Douglas of Motiti Island and Tauranga and was a young man who commanded the esteem and respect of all who knew him. The deceased was running about as lively as a cricket only two or three days ago since, in fact few of the neighbours knew he was ailing. 1912/5841 Collins Annie 62Y [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XL, Issue 5839, 31 July 1912, Page 4] [Bay of Plenty Times, Mon 13 Aug 1906, p2] COWLES Their youngest daughter Iris, a child three years of age, was entrapped in a bedroom and burned to death ... [Te Puke Times 17 May 1920, Page 3] Dr Brittin was a warm-hearted man, and his many friends will regret to hear of his death. BROWN On Wednesday afternoon it was found imperative that Mr [Jonathon] Brown, who was severely injured last week by a mowing machine, should undergo an operation death occurring about 8 oclock from failure of the hearts action the deceased gentleman had all but concluded his 63rd year, having passed 45 years of his life in the colonies. [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 6 Jan 1888, p2] [New Zealand Herald, 13 Nov 1918] The deceased lady and her husband but recently returned to Tauranga to live for the sake of their health much sympathy is felt for Mr Allen and the young family [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 27 Dec 1895, p4] Here she made the first bread offered for sale in the district, the 'staff of life' being baked in camp ovens. BROWN On the 27th inst, at Grey St, Mr Hugh Brown, aged 35 years, late of the AC Force and formerly of the 1st Waikato Regiment. Two others also jumped in, and a launch was brought to the spot promptly, but deceased sank before it got up. The late Mr Butt, who was born in New South Wales, came to New Zealand at the age of 19, in 1862, and took a prominent part in the Maori war. No Mourning, no flowers (by request). Deceased was well known to most people on this coast having been captain of the Iona for years. ADAMS An inquest was held before Henry Tacy Clarke Esq JP, Acting Coroner, on the body of Samuel Adams, late a sergeant in the 1st Waikato Regiment, who was drowned whilst bathing at Te Papa on the 14th inst [Southern Cross, 28 Jan 1867, p6] COUTTS Prior to his enlistment in the Ninth Reinforcements, Corporal Collis, whose was at New Plymouth, was employed in the Native Lands Department at Rotorua. Death Notices for Bay of Plenty residents are printed each day in the paper. A lad drowned John Downey was drowned crossing the Waihi [Bay of Plenty Times, Tues 26 Apr 1883, p2 + 1 May 1883 + inquest 5 May 1883] Mr Collins was a man who was highly respected and during his sojourn in this district made many friends who will keenly regret to hear of his death. [New Zealand Herald, Sat 6 Jun 1896] CARNACHAN It is with extreme regret that we chronicle the death of Mr Fox Maule Carnachan, which took place at Otorohanga, King Country on Tuesday last after a short illness well known in this and the Rotorua and Waikato districts Deceased was a brother of Mr David Carnachan, lately of Te Puke. COOK Much regret was felt in town on Friday evening when the death was announced of Miss Victoria Cook, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Cook, who are among the oldest inhabitants of this district [Bay of Plenty Times, Mon 19 Dec 1904, p2] [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 13 Dec 1895, p4] The funeral took place this afternoon. At the time of the eruption the late Mr Douglas rendered excellent aid to the surviving settlers, he being the first man to enter the stricken zone after the catastrophe. The death occurred at Tauranga Hospital yesterday morning at 2.30 of Mr John Coutts at the age of 73 years. Deeply regretted. ALLEN A sad event occurred yesterday morning about 6am in the death of Mrs A C Allen of Ferncliff. Much sympathy will be extended to Mrs Culptt and family in their sad loss. Website. The family and relatives will have the sincere sympathy of a wide circle of friends in their bereavement. [Bay of Plenty Times, Thurs 27 Oct 1892, p2] Explore Life Stories, Offer Condolences & Send Flowers. [Bay of Plenty Times, Sat 10 Apr 1880, p2] Among those of his family still resident in this district may be mentioned Mesdames McRae, Galbraith, Steele and Messrs J and A Bird of Te Puke. DAVIES The death occurred on Friday of Mrs Davies, wife of Colonel Davies officer commanding the Auckland volunteer district [Bay of Plenty Times, Mon 10 Dec 1906, p2] Auckland, Wellington and Tauranga papers please copy. An accident occurred on the railway works at Matata on Wednesday afternoon to a man named Robert Birnie, who fell from a dray and sustained serious injury to his spine. At a late hour last evening Inspector Goodall received a second telegram to the effect that Allens body had been found in the Tairua River and that an inquest will be held today. [Bay Of Plenty Times, Issue 7195, 1 August 1919, Page 2] CORBETT [Te Puke Times 20 July 1915, Page 3] Death Notice RUSSELL, Ivan Peter: Aged 81, passed away in Tauranga Hospital on December 21, 2020. [Bay of Plenty Times, Wed 11 Dec 1901, p2 + article] [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 19 Jul 1895, p4] A casualty list on Friday shows that Rifleman W J Cunningham, son of Mr T Cunningham of Tauranga, was killed in action on October 15. Toddler found dead on Bay of Plenty mudflats may have been struck as many as 70 times. CLARKE Katikati. A tangi is now in progress and will be attended by natives from all the surrounding districts. Tauranga, after a lingering illness, Mr John Bennett. He had been stationed in Tauranga since the month of April 1875 and by his careful discharge of his duties and his amiable private character had won general esteem. BUCHANAN An inquest was held this morning before the coroner A C Tovey Esq and a jury of 6, touching the death of John Buchanan, aged 4 months, son of Jane Buchanan. He also took a keen interest in volunteering and at the time of his enlistment was a sergeant in the territorials. [Bay Of Plenty Times , Issue 7237, 6 October 1919, Page 2 + inquest - Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 7253, 24 October 1919, Page 2] The death occurred at Auckland on the 11th inst, of a former old and very highly respected resident of this district in the person of Mrs Eliza Brown, relict of the late Mr Jonathan Brown, of Welcome Bay. BURGESS The unfortunate young man, Burgess, who was killed by the tram in Auckland on Wednesday night, was a brother of Mrs Albert Hammond of this town and a nephew of Mr T Allely. The funeral takes place at Auckland on Saturday. CLARKE On 15 September, Daisy, infant daughter of C A and Marion Clarke, aged 4 months. In 1901 the Governor of New Zealand, The 5th Earl of Ranfurly, announced that he would present a cup to the New Zealand Rugby Football Union to be used as the prize in a competition of their choosing. DAVOREN On Tuesday December 13, Marie Louise, the beloved daughter of George and Belinda Davoren. St John property. He was the youngest son of the late A Benn, Puddleston Court, Leominster, Herefordshire, England. [Bay of Plenty Times, Mon 29 Oct 1906, p2] CARLEY On 22nd April, Bessie Marion, twin and fifth beloved daughter of Isaac and lily Carley, aged 4 years and a half. He always took a keen interest in sport and in former days was one of the finest Rugby forwards on the goldfields, having being a member of the first Waihi football team to visit Tauranga. [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 9 Mar 1900, p2] [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7092, 20 November 1918, Page 2] At the meeting of the Borough Council on Friday afternoon a vote of condolence was passed with relatives of the following persons who succumbed during the influenza epidemic; Mesdames H Brown, G Mudgway and Lynch, Miss Maltby, Messrs G Pruden, W Tutchen, G Gillies, F G Dorrington, also Mr and Mrs J Beston who lost … Several Europeans and natives have been engaged in trying to recover the body Dr Lewis dived for nearly an hour [Bay of Plenty Times, Sat 1 Apr 1882, p2 + inquest 6 Apr 1882] CLARK Archdeacon Tuke. The body was taken through to Taranaki on Wednesday and will be interred beside that of the late Mrs Collins at Opunake on Sunday. BICKERS Maria Bickers, died 11 Jan 1900, at Tauranga, female, 63 years, cause of death Brights disease, daughter of John Proud, bricklayer and Alice Proud, nee Ingham, buried 13 Jan at Tauranga, born Manchester, England, in NZ 36 years married at Collingwood, Victoria at age 20 to Henry Bickers, male offspring aged 34 and 23 and female offspring aged 28, 26, 24 and 20. [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 26 Jan 1900, p2] It is with sincere regret that we have to record the death of wife of Mr James Currie, of this town, who passed away at an early hour this morning, after an illness of only a few hours' duration. [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 7017, 24 May 1918, Page 2] COLLINS Welcome to Te Moananui ā Toi (the Coastal Bay of Plenty) – a region of friendly faces and beautiful places, where the warmth of our climate is surpassed only by the manaakitanga of our people. BURROWS - Tauranga - Just as I am retiring to rest I am informed of the melancholy tidings which will bring sorrow to the door of his friends of a sad catastrophe which has just happened at the Gate Pa to a man named John Burrows, who formerly belonged to the AC causing instantaneous death [Southern Cross, 26 Feb 1870, p3 + 28 Feb 1870] Deceased was a daughter of Mrs W W Smith of this town and leaves a husband and young family of four children to mourn their loss. The deceased lady was accompanying Mr and Mrs Ward on a visit to Timaru and expired suddenly at the hotel where she was staying. 1916/2850 Currie Annie Elizabeth Charlotte 44Y [New Zealand Herald, 18 Jun 1866] [RG 1871] [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7095, 27 November 1918, Page 2] [Bay of Plenty Times, Wed 10 May 1876, p2] DEATH NOTICES. CAINES On Saturday evening quite a gloom was cast over the town by the news that a boating accident had occurred in the harbour by which Mr G T Caines, the well known boat builder, lost his life Deceased leaves a widow in Tauranga with whom much sympathy is felt for her sad loss. [Te Puke Times , 6 June 1919, Page 2 and obituary] For a long period he conducted a blacksmithing and coachbuilding business at Te Puke, aud then moved to Papamoa, where he engaged in farming up till the time of his death. His wife, who is still in Tauranga, is we are sorry to hear in an indigent and helpless condition but will no doubt be provided for by the Charitable Aid Board which holds its meetings tomorrow morning. The paper covers community news from Tauranga city, local events and international headlines. We regret to chronicle the death of Mr Benjamin Bostock, which occurred at the Tauranga Hospital on Tuesday. JNo mourning, by request ot deceased. CRAIG On June 5, at Epsom, David Craig, late of Te Aroha; in his 70th year. The deceased was one of the pioneers of the district and worked with a willing hand to promote its welfare. BEATTIE Mr Thomas Beattie died at Te Araroa, East Cape about the 7th April. [Bay of Plenty Times, Mon 27 Jun 1887, p2 + death notice] BLAYMIRES [Waikato Argus, Tues 5 Oct 1897] NEW ZEALAND — YOUNG BOY IMMIGRANT SCHEME 1911 — 1914 | DALTON William Dalton, HMS Esk, OM. CLOUSTON On Saturday Sergt Phair received information form Ohiwa that John Clouston, fisherman, had been missing since Wednesday the body had been found [Bay of Plenty Times, Mon 18 May 1903, p2] Mr Cochrane was one of the pioneer settlers of Tauranga and resided at Otumoetai some twenty years ago when he had a large store from which he supplied the traders along the coast [Bay of Plenty Times, Sat 23 Oct 1875, p3] He was wounded in the battle of Messines. Mr Asher was in his 77th year and had been in indifferent health for some few weeks post and the last few days was confined to his bed; he expired peacefully about 11am yesterday and the body will be taken to Auckland by the Clansman tomorrow for burial alongside his mothers remains. COUTTS On March 25, at the parents residence Cameron Rd, James Armitage, the beloved son of John and Clara Coutts, aged two months. [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 24 Apr 1903, p2 + article + 27 Apr 1903] [Bay of Plenty Times, Sat 25 Aug 1883, p2] On Decemher 21 there died at Okauia, after a long illness, Mr Edward Douglas, whe was well-known in this part of New Zealand in the early days. DELANEY Mr John Delaney, who died at the Auckland Hospital last week, was a member of a family whose record of service in the Maori war is probably unique. DIXON / DICKENSON [Bay of Plenty Times, Tues 20 Oct 1885, p2 + article] Another old and respected settler has passed from our midst in the person of Mr William Douglas, of Mount St. John, Tauranga. DODS From Christchurch she went to a station in North Canterbury, the means of transit being a bullock dray. He was 74 years of age. He won a commission in the Imperial Army when 18 years of age. DICKEY Word was received here today to the effect that Mr John Dickey of Browns Bay, (Takapuna) had been burnt to death yesterday but no further details are yet to hand. The late Mr Claude was married to a sister of Messrs Brown Bros., of the staff of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency, on this coast. On Sunday May 12th, 1912 at his residence Edgecumbe Road, suddenly, John A Clark, beloved husband of E A Clark, aged 64 years. Deceased leaves to mourn their loss a husband and two children, for whom the greatest sympathy will be felt in their bereavement. NEW ZEALAND DISASTERS AND TRAGEDIES | [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7423, 5 June 1920, Page 2] The deceased leaves a widow, 11 children, 59 grandchildren, and five great grandchildien to mourn their loss. [Bay of Plenty Times, Sat 7 Mar 1885 + article] Deceased, who was 76 years of age, was born in the Island of Jersey, and came out to New Zealand with her family 42 years ago, shortly afterwards settling in Tauranga where she has since resided. On May 25th at St Thomas' Hospital, London, Reginald B, youngest son of the late Samuel Ludbrook and Mary Clarke, formerly of Tauranga. Whare Angiangi, daughter of the chief Kereti, who was one of the leaders at the Te Ranga fight in 1864 died at Bethlehem on Tuesday after a long illness. [Bay of Plenty Times, Mon 4 Jan 1909, p2 + obituary] Mrs T H Phillips, of Tauranga, received the sad intelligence on Wednesday evening that her youngest brother, Private George Victor Duffill, has been killed in action on the Western front on October 4. Widespread regret was expressed in Rotorua (says the Chronicle) when it became known that Mr John Henry Burch, Government land valuer for the Bay of Plenty district, had died earlv this (Thursday) morning, from gastritis coupled with pneumonia. In 1881 he removed to Otakeho, being one of the first to take up land on the Waimate Plains. [Bay of Plenty Times, Wed 7 Feb 1877, p2] Friends will please accept this intimation. CHAPMAN - SAD DROWNING FATALITY AT THE PAPAMOA BEACH. CAPPER It is my melancholy duty to announce the death of Mr J F Capper, late Native school teacher at Te Matai Deceased leaves a widow and nine children for whom the greatest sympathy is felt [Bay of Plenty Times, Mon 7 Jan 1901, p2] A woman named Mrs Mary Brown, wife of Francis Brown, farmer, Whangapara, Matakana, died under chloroform today while having teeth extracted at the premises of George Murray, dentist, Upper Symonds St. [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 19 Jan 1900, p2 + 22 Jan 1900] [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7095, 27 November 1918, Page 2] ARMITAGE At his residence Devonport Rd, on Tuesday 3rd inst, William Armitage MD MRCSE, aged 41 years. ARMSTONG On May 26, at the parsonage, Tauranga, Anne Matilda, beloved daughter of Benjamin and Matilda R Armstrong, aged 18 years. Deceased had not been in the best of hea nlth for some time and latterly suffered from bronchitis. About 20 years ago, ambitious restoration projects had brought coho salmon back to urban creeks in the Seattle area. BROWN The deepest regret was expressed in town this morning, when the news was circulated that Tpr Frank Brown, youngest son of Mrs E Brown of Welcome Bay and a member of the 7th Contingent had died of wounds received in South Africa greatest sympathy will be felt throughout the district with Mrs Brown and the deceaseds brothers and sisters in their sad bereavement. [RG 1876] His father Mr Asher Asher [Bay of Plenty Times, 23 Jul 1919]The death is announced of Mr David Asher, a very old resident of Tauranga, who passed away on Wednesday morning, at the age of 69 years. COPELAND Sergeant Capper, who was 49 years of age, enlisted for service in Australia, and was attached to the 13th Infantry Battalion, Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force. On January 10th 1919 at Trentham Military Hospital, of pneumnoa, Frederick B Beach, beloved husband of Maud Beach, and eldest son of Captain Beach, aged 29 years. Much sympathy will be felt for Mr and Mrs Doyle, of [Mt} Maunganui in the loss which they have sustained by the death of their infant daughter Margaret Campbell, which occurred on Saturday. The death occurred at Auckland on Tuesday last of Mr Harold H De Bourbel, who resided in Tauranga many years ago. CLARK/E Much regret was expressed in town on Saturday morning when it became known that Captain Clark of Te Wairoa had died comparatively suddenly on the previous evening Capt Clark, who was 50 years of age at the time of his death, served as an officer in the 43rd Durham Light Infantry and after leaving the Army came to this colony, where he landed 23 years ago and took up farming pursuits. We tender our condolences to the relatives in their sudden bereavement. [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 7019, 7 August 1918, Page 2] [RG1891] His brother Sergeant Ashley Cook M.M (Military Medal) is in France. According to Mavis's wishes a graveside service has been held. [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 15 Sep 1882, p2] The daughters are Miss Bettelheim, Bethlehem Mrs F Wilson, Frankton, Mrs J. C. Jordan, Te Puke; Mrs C. Ridder, Tauranga. Bay of Plenty, Tasman/Nelson, Auckland and Wellington were driving economic growth before COVID-19 hit. CARSON The many friends of Mr Carson, of the Upper Te Matai School will regret to hear that he was the recipient on Saturday last, of the sad news of the death of his mother, who passed away at Wanganui the previous day. BUSBY A Rotorua telegram received this morning states that Andrew Campbell, formerly a launch owner was found dead on the Tauranga Road, near Te Pu. CARROLL [Bay of Plenty Times, Sat 19 Oct 1878, p2] On Saturday week at Coromandel, while several young men were indulging in target practise one of the party was handing a cartridge to a young man named James Dunn when his gun was accidentally discharged, the shot passing through Dunns body, effecting such injuries that he expired a couple of hours afterwards. On April 7th, 1915, at Inglewood, John Duffill, dearly beloved husband of Louisa Duffill and father of Mrs T H Phillips, of Tauranga. BULLEN Yesterday morning, quite unexpectedly, Dr Francis Bullen passed away at Tourist Villa where he has been staying 58 years of age and a native of Cork, Ireland An appeal is made by advertisement for donations towards a fund for the erection of a fence and headstone to the late Dr Bullens grave. The eldest grandson, Mr Calvert Allely is now in England and is engaged as an engineer in the auxiliary motor patrol service. Deceased who was sixty years of age, was a native of Sweden, and has resided in New Zealand for a quarter of a century. [Bay of Plenty Times, Fri 10 Jan 1908, p2] At the age of 18 young Barrow joined Captain Buck's cavalry troop, and took part in the Taranaki campaign against the Maoris. The deceased gentleman was a native of Wellington, and spent the former portion of his life there and in the Wairarapa District, being engaged for some time as a waggoner over the Rimutaka mountains. On selling the farm to Mr A. F. Scott, Mr and Mrs Berridge went to live at Otumoetai, and subsequently Mr Berridge received the appointment of manager of the Horticultural Station. 1913/8361 Cornthwaite Christopher 41Y [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLI, Issue 6048, 15 December 1913, Page 5] 1918/7867 Clark Archibald Hugh 76Y[Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7082, 25 October 1918, Page 2] Her remains will be removed from her late residence for interment in the new cemetery, Township South, at 3 oclock tomorrow (Wed). ASHER BARRETT [Bay of Plenty Times, Mon 22 Nov 1897, p2 + notice 24 Nov 1897] 3173. On 29th January 1911, in South Africa, William John, second son of Mr N Dickey, of Tauranga. On the 10th July, at her residence, 7 Barton-terrace, Dawlish, S. Devon, Agnes Ellinor Clough, wife of the late Roger S Butler Clough, sometime manager of the Tauranga Branch of the Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, NZ. [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6803, 4 December 1916, Page 2] He was a rangatira of the old school and a fine specimen of the genuine old Maori now all but extinct [Bay of Plenty Times, Sat 6 Nov 1880, p2] Deceased was the son of Arthur C Allen Esq JP of Collin, County Antrim, Ireland. DAVOREN A vote of sympathy was also passed with Mr Rutland Turner and family of Wainui, in their recent bereavement in the death of Mrs R Turner, an old resident of the district. On 19 March 2021, peacefully in Masterton, aged 93. DARBY The death of a young man on Matakana Island is now being treated as a homicide. [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 7097, 2 December 1918, Page 2] At the inquest on the body of Daniel Addis, the jury returned a verdict of wilful suicide. A brother, Private Leslie G Clark, of the 16th Waikato, who left with the main body was killed at Gallipoli on May 8, 1915 in the 'Daisy Patch' engagement. Much dissatisfaction is expressed on the subject here. [Te Puke Times 7 May 1920, Page 2] She lingered several days, but died yesterday. [Bay of Plenty Times, Tues 1 Apr 1884, p2] AORANGI The Santa Cruz County couple was visiting Humboldt County in … Mr Blake who was a carpenter by trade was brother to Mr George Blake recently a member of the Armed Constabulary Force in this district. [Bay Of Plenty Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6783, 16 October 1916, Page 2] COLLINS On 13 November at Tauranga, in his 46th year, Captain Robert Collins, quarter-master, Field Forces. BESTON 1918/17290 Bloomfield Joseph 69Y DARROW Thames, Sunday. H/o late Maud F/o Gladys (Mrs Johnson, Karakariki) Jack (Galatea) Dennis (Matamata) Violet (Mrs Jensen, Turua) Maud (Mrs Bowman, Turua) Ellen (Mrs Miller, Browns Bay) Dawn (Mrs Kydd, Panmure) Lorna (Mrs Allport, Te Puke) Colleen (Mrs Anderson, Galatea) Ji MIKKELSEN Lucy 13 … On Saturday afternoon a boy aged 3 years, the son of Thomas Casey, miner, was burned, his clothes having caught fire. CLAREROUGH The deceased who was twenty eight years of age had not long been back from active service. The deceased lady was born in Canada, where she married, and arrived at Port Lyttelton in the early sixties by the good ship Mermaid. On October 3rd, accidentally killed at Messrs Ellis and Burnand's sawmills at Mangapeehi, Denis, second son of the late Patrick and Eliza Collins, Tauranga. Emergency services were called to Harding Drive in Papamoa about 8.30am. [Bay of Plenty Times, Thur 6 Mar 1879, p2] BICKERS Henry, died 6 February 1885 at Tauranga, painter, 58 years, cause of death phthisis pulmonalis, son of John Bickers plumber and painter, born London, England, in NZ 22 years, married in Melbourne to Maria Proud at age 29, male offspring aged 20 and 8 and females aged 16, 13, 11 and 5. He left New Zealand with the 13lh Reinforcements, and has served on the French front ever since. CADNESS RIP. Evidence was given by Messrs Turner, Phillip Vercoe, Ernest Morton, Archie Snodgrass, and Dr MacFarlane, but no new facts were disclosed. On April 17th, 1963 at Katikati, New Zealand, Peter, only son of the late Colonel and Mrs Peter Broom-Giles and grandson of the late James Carter Houghton, of Brobury House, Herefordshire. //
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