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We move the businesses that move the world, enabling Asaph St. Christchurch February 7th Heliers, Jersey. Melbourne papers please copy. Havelland de Sausmarez. The ceremony took place at St. Martin's Church, Guernsey the Rev. George Sausmarez, brother of the bride, officiating, assisted by Rev. Mervyn Lawson and Rev. Evening Post , Wellington. On July 28, at St. Isaac Richards. Edward Phillips, son of Charles Turner, Esq. Helliers, Jersey; aged forty-five years. Deeply regretted. He was well known in sporting circles.

He died this morning after a long illness.

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Mr Le Sueur was one of the principal bookmakers in New Zealand before the advent of the totalisator, and during different periods was part owner of one or two racehorses. Arnold; aged Guernsey papers please copy. Frank C. Simmons, R. Dymock , two sons and four daughters. The sons are dead, but Mrs Simmons and two daughters reside in Dunedin. Went to Bendigo in , and on his return he and his brother went into sheep farming at Papakaio.

Visited the Home country in , marrying and returning in His brother was lost in the Lord Raglan , when returning to the colony after a visit to England. Giving up sheep farming he lived at Caversham for a while, and accepted the position of clerk of the Court of Oamaru, retiring in , and taking up his residence at Nelson. A son and two daughters survive. Died in Nelson in Mould, of Havelet, Guernsey. Mr Filleul was one of the earliest settlers in North Otago, having with his brother. Richard Anthony Filleul, taken up in the Papakaio run, one of the three first: runs selected in the district.

In Mr Filleul became clerk of the Resident Magistrate's Court, and continued to hold that position until a few years since, when he retired, and later on removed to Nelson.

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Deceased was one of the founders of the ; North Otago A. Association in His name appears on the earliest roll of justices of the- peace for the district, and in the early days of the settlement he took an active part in all matters affecting the welfare of the community. Philip Filleul, St. Peter's, Jersey, aged 14, March One of the earliest settlers at Dunedin, New Zealand, Afterwards a Sheep owner in Otago, N.

Residing at Nelson, New Zealand. Fricker, Edward, Mt. Clear Farm, Georgetown, born at Jersey, came out in Strathmore Visited the Home Country in Interested in temperance work. Simmons, Rev. The sons are since dead, but Mrs. Simmons and two daughters reside in Dunedin. Foster, Henry Angel, born Guernsey ; arrived Mary ; followed trade of carpenter first at Green Island ; subsequently business in Dunedin as builder and contractor.

Mrs Foster, who was born St. Austel, Cornwall, but lived many years Island of Guernsey, and who accompanied her husband in the Mary, now resides in Clyde street, Dunedin.

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Family, one son Henry Charles Foster, partner in firm of Foster and George, contractors, Dunedin , two daughters, one died ; other Mrs George, 19 grandchildren. Quertier, A. Francis Jones, William George, only son of the late W. Gardner, of Guernsey, Channel Islands. Evening Post , 7 June , Page 7 Mr. Francis Le Noury , who has been a resident of Wellington for nearly thirty-eight years, died at his residence in Herbert-street on Wednesday, aged sixty-five years.

The deceased was a native of Guernsey, Channel Islands. For some time after his arrival in Wellington he engaged in contracting but for the greater part of his residence in the city he was in the bookselling business. He was twice married, and has left a widow but no family. Deceased, who was an old member of the Methodist Church and of Loyal Britannia Lodge of Oddfellows, had suffered from a painful internal trouble for some months before his death. Wyatt, and widow of the late C. Wyatt, late of Guernsey, aged seventy years.

Home papers please copy. Evening Post , 7 December , Page 2 Mr. F, Arnold, the newly-elected member for Dunedin City, was born in St. Peter's Port, Guernsey, in , and is a son of the late Mr. Julius Arnold, who was a member of the legal profession. In he come to New Zealand with his parents, landing at Lyttelton at the age of He was apprenticed to the clicking, and continued at that trade in Christchurch for eight years.

During that time ho became an active member of various friendly societies. He went to Dunedin under engagement to Sargood, Son, and Ewen, in whose employ he has continued till the present time. Robilliard, "I was born," said he, "in Guernsey, one of the Channel Islands, -and came out to Christchurch when a boy. Sixteen months ago I settled in Ashburton. A Channel Islands boy generally has a strong constitution. Evening Post , 1 November , Page 4 Mr. Philip Dolbel, of Hawkes Bay, whose death was announced this week, was well known to many of the early settlers in Wellington, having been a resident here in the fifties.

He was born in Jersey, Channel Islands, followed a seafaring life from an early age, and owned a vessel called the Hearty built by himself and Mr. Renouf, of Napier , trading on the English coast. He came to Wellington from Melbourne in , and for twelve months was employed at bridge building, etc. He went to Hawkes, Bay in, , and resided at Clive for some years. He took up land in the Mohaka district, north of Napier near Mangaharurn, and represented Mohaka in the Provincial Council until the provinces were abolished.

He was twice burned, out of house and home by the Hauhaus while carrying on sheepfarming at Mangahamru, and more than once had a narrow escape of losing his life. For a good many years he has lived in the Puketapu district. Dolbel was unmarried, but had numerous relations in the district. Funeral will leave his late residence, "Mona Vale," St. Martin's this day Friday , 14th inst. Gillam, Vicar. Martins, Guernsey, and nephew of T. Mollet, Christchurch, in his 24th year.

Adelaide papers please copy. Coleridge Harper, M. Guernsey, and brother of Mrs Charles D. Moore of this city. Born in and educated at Elizabeth College, Guernsey, he went to the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, and was appointed to his regiment in In May when still a lieutenant, he was ordered to Nigeria, where he has since been, save for one furlough.

A gallant officer, and popular both with his brother officers and men, he was soon raised to the rank of captain His promising career has been cut short by blackwater fever, just as he was about to proceed to his home in Guernsey on a well earned furlough. Evening Post , 30 September , Page 5 Two well-known officials of the Government Printing Office are to retire from their positions at the and of the present year vis.

John James Gamble, superintending overseer, and Mr. Benjamin Wilson, overseer, A native of Guernsey; Mr. Gamble arrived in the colony in , when twenty years old, and has been in the Government Printing Office almost ever since, rising quickly from compositor to overseer. Cabot, of Christchurch, died at Timaru on Sunday, at the age of ninety years.

Mr Cabot, says a Timaru paper, must have been among the earliest settlers now remaining, as he came there first in , when there were only a few whares on the site of the present thriving town. He was a native of Jersey, and was born on October 11th, , and had reasonable pride in being a descendant of John Cabot, a historical navigator, who was knighted by Henry VIII. As a boy and youth he was well educated, and became a professor of languages at the great French university, the Sorbonne.

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He afterwards spent three years in Hanover, studying the German language. He emigrated first to New South Wales, and afterwards came to New Zealand, and settled temporarily as a private school teacher in Timaru in He then went to North Canterbury, and followed fanning pursuits there for some years.

Returning to Timaru in he purchased a farm in Otipua Valley, and made there the home on which he and his family have since resided.

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The late Mr Cahot leaves a widow, three sons, and four surviving him. Drillot, a recent arrival from Guernsey, fell about 35ft on the 28th while working at Wellington on a new hotel. He had an arm broken and a shoulder dislocated, while it is feared he is also injured internally. Whiting; aged twenty four. Jersey, Guernsey and Cornwall papers please copy.