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List of Wellington Men, CALL TO ARMS 30-3-1915
CALL TO ARMS - 6th REINFORCEMENTS - LIST OF WELLINGTON MEN
The following men will constitute the Infantry and Mounted Rifles quota from No. 5
Group (Wellington City and Suburbs) for the 6th Reinforcements :--
Robert Rae JEWITT
J. JOHANSEN (Blenheim's quota)
D. McLACHLAN
R. WATKINS (Palmerston North's quota)
J. DeCOURCEY
V. DeVINE
J. McDONALD
W. G. McDONALD
The Officers and n.c.o's from No.5 Group for the 6th Reinforcements are already in
JEWITT marriages NZ 1892-1925
JEWITT marriages in New Zealand 1892 - 1925
The BRIDES
Ann Barton Jewitt (1867-)
- married William Jamieson DONALD (1858-) in 1893
Edith Jane Jewitt (1915-1885)
- married Cyril McLeod BUXTON (1906-1976) in 1935
Ellen Barton Jewitt
* parents John Jewitt (1827-1902) & Sarah Barton (1833-1920)
- married Thomas BAYLISS in 1895
Mavis Adelaide Jewitt (1910-2002)
- married Leslie Carl JOHNSTON (1911-1978) in 1935
Sarah Jewitt (1865-1887)
* parents John Jewitt (1827-1902) & Sarah Barton (1833-1920)
- married Charles Edward HADFIELD in 1892
The GROOMS
Alfred James Jewitt (1887-1964)
- married Florence May SCRIMSHAW (1899-) in 1924
Edward Jewitt (1877-1955)
* parents John Jewitt (1827-1902) & Sarah Barton (1833-1920)
- married Greame BELL (1881-1944) in 1911
George Jewitt
- married Florence Myra SUTHERLAND in 1927
John Henry Jewitt (1875-1961)
* parents John Jewitt (1827-1902) & Sarah Barton (1833-1920)
- married Mabel Florence Massey (1873-1960)
* He (or his father) was a Fishmonger & Poulterer in Ashburton
Joseph Middleton Jewitt (1870-1929)
- married Eleanor Alice WOODNORTH (1870-1956) in 1899
Robert Rae Jewitt (1885-1925)
- married Grace Daisy RICKARD (1889-1926) in 1915
* a daughter was born 25 Jan 1926, 7 months after Robert's death
- Robert & Grace were cremated at Karori, Wellington
Wellington NZ, Death Notices - January 1926
DEATH NOTICES from the EVENING POST January 1926
1 - 6 January
BARNICOAT - On the 6th January 1926, in London, after a short illness, Alice Mary, widow of the late W. H. Barnicoat, of Wanganui. (by cable)
HEPBURN - On the 6th January 1926, at the Wellington Hospital, William, beloved husband of Selina Hepburn, of 80 Cuba street, Petone; aged 75 years. R.I.P.
KING - On the 4th January 1926, at 310 Oriental Bay, C. M. (Maynard) King, dearly beloved husband of Annie T. King, of Marine Parade, Eastbourne; aged 35 years
MALLETT - On the 4th January 1926, at his daughter's residence (Mrs C. Fabian, 139 Tasman street, Wellington), John Cowl, dearly beloved husband of the late Harriett Ellen Mallett, of Blenheim, in his 79th year
MAGUIRE - On the 3rd January 1926, at her daughter's residence (Mrs Sweusson), 168 Hardy street, Nelson, after a short illness, Lucy Ada Maguire; aged 50 years. At rest
MITCHELL - On the 4th January 1926, at her residence, Melling, Lower Hutt, Hattie, the beloved wife of John Mitchell
MURRAY - On the 6th January 1826, result of an accident, Edgar Leslie, beloved husband of Ivy Alma Murray, of No 18 Holland street; aged 40 years
MUSTARD - On the 5th January 1926, at his residence, 5 Hart street, Roslyn, Robert, dearly beloved husband of Catherine Mustard; aged 72 years. "His end was peace."
NELSON - On the 2nd January 1926, Ensign Nelson (nee Andrews), of Salvation Army, passed away at Pekin, China. Deeply regretted
WILLIAMS - On the 6th January 1926, at Wellington, Mrs L. J. Williams, dearly beloved wife of L. J. Williams, 38 Ono street, Miramar; aged 45 years
8 - 14 January
BARRAUD - On the 8th January 1926, at his residence, 110 The Terrace, William Francis Barraud, in his 70th years. Burial service at St Paul's Pro-Cathedral at 11a.m. to-morrow
BOOCOCK - On Monday 11th January 1926, at Wellington Hospital, as result of accident, William Boocock, father of Mrs H. J. Sullivan, Oriental Bay; aged 86 years
BOOCOCK - On the 11th January 1926, at Wellington Hospital (result of accident), William, beloved grandfather of Horace, Roland, Myee and Patty Boocock; aged 86 years
NOTE ... see photo notes at end
BROWN - Accidentally drowned at Island Bay, on the 10th January 1926, Peter Dally, dearly beloved second son of Shepherd and Agnes Brown; aged 18 years. Deeply mourned
COKER - On the 9th January 1926, Douglas, youngest son of Mr and Mrs A. Coker, Petone; aged 7 years and 4 months
CRISPIN - On the 10th January 1926, at Lower Hutt, Mary Elizabeth Crispin, the beloved mother of Eleanor Crispin; aged 75 years
CUMMINS - On the 9th January 1926, at Linwood, Christchurch, Stephen Fredennick, only son of Clarence and Ivy Cummins and grandson of Mr and Mrs H. Cummins, 33 Drummond street; aged 6 years
CUNNINGHAM - On the 14th January 1926, at a Private Hospital, Thorndon, Margaret Lamont, beloved mother of Mrs J. Hoy, Mrs H. Horlor and Mrs G. Younge, in her 65th years. At rest
DEIBERT - On the 13th January 1926, at her residence, Beauchamp street, Karori, after a painful illness, Martha, dearly beloved wife of Philip Deibert; aged 42 years
GIBSON - On the 12th January 1926, at her daughter's residence, 656 Worcester street, Christchurch, Phoebe Gibson (late of Kumara), dearly loved mother of Mrs T. L. Garland, Oriental Bay; aged 75 years. At rest.
HANSFORD - On the 9th January 1926, at his residence, 140 Hataitai road, Wellington (suddenly), George Duke Hansford, dearly beloved husband of Edith Hansford; aged 50 years
LEWIS - On the 12th January 1926, at Porirua, Wellington. Annie Strachan Lewis, relict of the late Richard h. Lewis
PARRANT - On the 13th January 1926, at Wellington Hospital, Robert Hollister, dearly beloved husband of Rose Ada Parrant, of 46 Fitzherbert street, Petone, his end was peace
MARTIN - On the 11th January 1926, at his son-in-law's residence (F. W. Howe), 8 Alice street, Lower Hutt, Henry Edward Martin, of 42 Wilson street, Timaru; aged 74 years, Deeply regretted
PERSTON - On the 11th January 1826, Fanny Caroline, wife of Arthur R. Perston, of Om-Ra, The Heights, Seatoun. Funeral from Mortuary, 27 Wingfield street, 2p.m. Wednesday. (Private interment). "At rest with the sweet spirit of Love."
SANDERSON - On the 13th January 1926, at Auckland, Katie, the dearly beloved wife of Louis A. Sanderson, of 16 Lindum terrace and dearly loved sister of Mrs M. Le Vren, hataitai/ (Dunedin and Christchurch papers please copy)
SHINGLETON - On the 11th January 1826, at Dunedin, Mary Ann, widow of the late Samuel Shingleton and beloved mother of E. Shingleton, Kaiwarra; aged 82 years
SMYTH - On the 13th January 1926, at her residence, 517 Adelaide road, Bridget Smyth, widow of the late John Smyth, after a long and painful illness. R.I.P.
15 - 21 January
ANSON - On the 22nd January 1926, Robert Alexander Anson, third son of Mr and Mrs J. O. Anson, of Lower Hutt, at Thorndon Private Hospital; aged 22 years
BOULD - On the 16th January 1926, at the Bowen Street Hospital, Wellington, Robert Bould, of Taylor terrace, Johnsonville, in his 74th year
CEDERHOLM - On the 18th January 1926, at Wellington Hospital (suddenly), Halward Sigfrid, the dearly beloved only son of Walter and Marion Cederholm; aged 5 years and 10 months. Private interment
DENTICE - On the 20th January 1926, at her parents' residence, 44 Wright street, Pauline Frances, only beloved daughter of Cyril and Eleanor Dentice; aged 10 months. Gone to be with Christ, Which is far better
EADES - On the 15th January 1926, at Masterton Hospital, Frank, son of the late William and Jane Mary Eades, of Wellington; aged 29 years
ELLIOTT - On the 18th January 1826, at the Wanganui Hospital, James Currie Elliott, in his 65th year. Deeply regretted
FINNERTY - On the 16th January 1926, at Wellington Hospital, Brian Thomas, dearly beloved only son of Thomas and Mary Finnerty, of 50 Washington avenue, Brooklyn, Wellington; aged 2 years and 11 months
HILL - On the 20th January 1926, at 6 Melrose street, Island Bay, Hannah Elizabeth, dearly beloved wife of William Robert Hill. Private interment
JOLLY - On the 18th January 1926, at her daughter's residence, 23 Roy street, Margaret, the beloved wife of W. D. Jolly, in her 66th year. "Passed to the Higher Life."
LOCKHEAD - On the 18th January 1926, at Wellington Hospital (suddenly), William Rains Lockhead, only son of William and Lilian Lockhead, Petone; aged 5 years and 11 months
MORDIN - On the 16th January 1926, at the Home of Aged and Needy, Elijah Mordin; aged 78 years
NAPIER - On the 19th January 1926, at Victoria Hospital, Patience, dearly beloved daughter of Mrs E. Napier and the late W. H, Napier, Wellington; aged 34 years and 11 months. A long and patient sufferer at rest. Private interment
NIELSEN - On the 20th January 1926, at Hanmer Springs (suddenly), Hilda Ettie, beloved wife of David M. Nielsen and second daughter of Mr and Mrs isaac Clark, Northland
O'DONOGHUE - On the 22nd January 1926, at Wellington, John Edmond, beloved husband of Elizabeth o'Donoghue. R.I.P. Private interment
RASMUSSEN - Neils, on the 18th January 1926, at his daughter's residence, Station road, Khandallah; aged 78 years
ROD - On the 21st January 1926, at Wellington, Roseanna, the beloved wife of Charles Rod, of Johnsonville; aged 49 years. Deeply mourned
RUNDLE - On the 17th January 1926, at her residence, 13 Kainui road, Hataitai, Edith Mary, beloved wife of Philip N. Rundle and only daughter fof Mr and Mrs L. F. Andrews, 91 Willis street, Ashburton; aged 36 years. Interment at Ashburton
THORPE - On the 17th January 1926, at his residence, Old Military road, Lower Hutt, Richard, dearly beloved husband of Jennie Thorpe; aged 61 years
UNDERWOOD - On the 21st January 1926, at her late residence, 30 Constable street, Caroline, beloved wife of William Thomas Underwood. Deeply regretted
WILKES - On the 20th January 1926, Emma, relict of the late John George Wilkes, of Porirua; aged 61 years
WILTSHIRE - On the 21st January 1926, at her late residence, 30 Cornwall street, Island Bay, Caroline, relict of the late George Wiltshire (former City Engineer), in her 68th year. Private interment.
22 - 31 January
BATES - On the 26th January 1926, at her residence, Lower Hutt, Margaret Bates, aged 90 years, widow of the late Thomas Bates, of Wanganui and beloved mother of Mrs T. W. Boundy. Private Interment, Wanganui
BRIDGES - On the 27th January 1926, at 6 Hayward terrace, infant son of Mr and Mrs A. G. Bridges
BUTT - On the 23rd January 1926, at his residence, 14 Hautana street, Lower Hutt, Charles Congreve Butt, second son of Mr J. M. Butt
CLARK - On the 25th January 1926, at Hospital, Wellington, Robert, beloved husband of Elizabeth m. Clark, Lower Hutt. At Rest. Private interment.
CROCKETT - On the 31st January 1926, at the Wellington Hospital, John Basil; aged 1 year. "Suffer little children to come unto Me.
CURRY - On the 25th January 1926, at Blenheim, Andrew James Curry; aged 69 years. Deeply regretted. Requiescat in pace.
FERGUSON - On the 24th January 1826, at her daughter's residence (Mrs J. H. Jahona), No 8 Clermont terrace, Ann Robertson Ferguson; aged 86 years
HENDERSON - On the 25th January 1926 (suddenly), at 40 Plunket avenue, Petone, Victor Gunn, youngest son of Mr and Mrs T. G. Henderson; aged 1 year and 3 months
HOSKING - On the 24th January 1926, as result of an accident, Daisy May, beloved daughter of A. E. Hosking, of JOhnsonville; aged 14 years
JEWITT - On the 25th January 1926, at her residence, 81 Kelburn Parade, Grace Daisy, widow of the late Robert Rae Jewitt. No flowers (by request)
LEDEZ - On the 25th January 1826, Richard Ledez, at Pakuranga, Auckland; aged 76 years
LITTLE - James Wilson, on the 24th January 1926 at Wellington, J. W. Little, eldest son of the late Arch, Little, Hokitika, and late Branch Inspector for R. Hannah and Co., Ltd.; aged 52 years
PRIDDEY - On the 23rd January 1926, at her residence, 16 Garrett street, Lucina, beloved wife of James Priddey/ By request, no flowers.
REID - On the 25th January 1926, at Wellington Hospital, Louie, sister of Mrs Rennie, Tolaga Bay
REILLY - On the 25th January 1926, at Wellington Hospital, Mary, dearly beloved wife of Charles Reilly; aged 33 years. R.I.P.
SCANLAN - On the 25th January 1926, at her daughter's residence, 34 Jefferson street, Brooklyn, Mary, widow of the late Matthew Scanlan and dearly beloved mother of Mrs Ferra and Mrs T. Child; aged 61 years. R.I.P.
TEASDALE - On the 27th January 1926, at his late residence, 17 Rawhiti terrace, John Bramwell, dearly beloved husband of E. J. Teasdale
TREGONNING - On the 22nd January 1926, at her residence, 19 Devon street, Mary, dearly beloved wife of William Tregonning; aged 61 years
McARTHUR - On the 29th January 1926, at Wellington, the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J. McArthur, Petone
Plot 328X, CH ENG at Karori
Headstone of Hannah Boocock (1840-1907), George William Boocock (1868-1915), William Boocock (1840-1926) and Alice Boocock (1882-1964)
* William Boocock, a bootmaker, with his wife Hannah and their children, Mary Jane & George William, arrived into Wellington in 1878 on the 'Hermione'
The names on "SCOTT FAMILIES TREE" from Co. Londonderry, Ireland to Aotearoa
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The SCOTT FAMILIES TREE
This is the list of the names on their site as at 13 Feb 2016
Adams, Aelfthryth, Aelgifu, Aethelred II of England, Aiken, Ainger, Airth, Aitkin, Aldus, Alfred the Great, Allen, Andea, Andrews, Angel, Angier, Angwin, Ankerwis, Archer, Armiger, Armstrong, Arundel, Ashcroft, Ashmore, Astley, Austin
Babkirk, Backler, Bacon, Badcock, Bagrie, Bailey, Baker, Baldwin, Ball, Ballard, Banon, Baring, Barnes, Barnett, Barrett, Barrie, Barson, Bartels, Bartlett, Bath, Beal, Beaumont, Beckley, Beckwith, Bell, Bennet, Bennett, Bennetto, Bennetts, Benning, Bentley, Berriman, Berry, Berryman, Bethoc Princess of Scotland, Bevill, Bevill (Bevile), Bibby, Biel, Bigbury, Biggins, Billett, Billinsley, Bingham, Bird, Bischoff, Bishop, Black, Blay, Blewden, Blewett, Blomfield, Blomvyle, Blomfyld, Bloomfield, Boan, Bone, Bonville, Borford, Borgfeldt, Borlase, Borrie, Bosley, Boswood, Bottrall, Bourke, Bowden, Bowler, Bowles, Bowman, Boyce, Boyd, Boyle, Boys, Bradley, Branston, Brice, Bridge, Bridgeman, Briggs, Brinkworth, Britter, Broadley, Broadway, Brockett, Brodrick, Brook, Brooks, Brown, Bruce, Bruer, Brunton, Buchan, Buckle, Buckley, Bucknell, Budge, Bull, Burgess, Burnett, Burrows, Burton, Busvargus, Butcher, Butler, Buttler, Buxton, Byerford, Byers, Byles, Byrn
Caddy, Cadenhead, Caird, Calvert, Cameron, Campbell, Campenon, Camperon, Canmoor, Canmore III King of Scotland, Carew, Carnegie, Carrad, Carseldene, Carter, Carteret, Cartwright, Caskey, Cavell, Cawthorne, Chalk, Challacombe, Champernon, Champernoun, Champion, Chapel, Chapman, Chappell, Charles, Charlton, Chase, Cheesman, Chenhale, Chenhall, Chenhalls, Chidderleigh, Christian, Chudley, Churchill, Clair, Clark, Clarke, Clarkson, Claydon, Clemens, Clothier, Cobden, Cock, Cocke, Cockle, Coldbeck, Cole, Coleman, Colley, Collins, Collis, Colombus, Colyer, Combe, Comyn, Connolly, Cook, Cook-Abbott, Coombes, Coombs, Cooper, Corbet, Cornelius, Cornish, Cossins, Cott (alias Scott), Coughlin, Countess of Northumbria, Courtenay, Courtney, Cousley, Cowley, Cowling, Coy, Crawford, Creaner, Crews, Cridge, Crisp, Critchley, Cross, Crossan, Crothall, Crothers, Crowcroft, Crowe, Cruthers, Cunningham, Curline, Curnow, Currie, Curry, Curwen, Cuthbertson, Cutts
Dance, Daniell, Darling, Daubeney, David Earl of Huntingdon, Davies, Davis, Davison, Davy, Dawson, Day, De Angus, De Beauchamp, De Beaumont, de Belleme, De Bodrigan, de Bretagne, De Champernon, De Chatellerault, de Chaworth, de Corbell, De Courtenay, de Crepon, de Creully, de Crevecoeur, de Envermeu, De Goldington, De Huntingdon, De Limoges, De Londres, De Meschines, De Monfort, De Mormaer, De Rohant, De Senlis, De Soules, De Taillefer, De Warenne, Dear, Death, Deighton, Delft, Dench, Denis, Dennis, Dennys, Denton, Derby, Dermot, Devereux, Dickie, Dillon, Dinson, Ditty, Dobson, Dodds, Doherty, Dolan, Donegall, Donnelly, Dougherty, Dowding, Dowie, Downey, Drake, Drew, Drofeman, Drummond, Duchess of Saxony, Dunbar, Duncan, Duncan I King of Scotland, Duncan Lord of Mormaer, Dunn, Dunnico, Durie, Durrant, Dutton, Dwyer, Dyer, D'Artois, D'Ath, d'Avove, D'Evreux
Eadgifu Kent, Eady, Ealdgyth Queen of England, Ealhswith og the Gaini, Earwaker, Edgar of England, Edlin, Edmund I the Elder, Edmund II King of England, Edmund 'Crouchback', Edward 'Atheling' Prince of England, Edward Elder, Edwards, Edwars, Egan, Eleanor of Castile, Eleanor plantagenet, Eleanor, Queen of Castile, Eleanore Queen of England, Elfgiva, Ellery, Elliott, Ellis, Elphick, Elshaug, Endean, English, Enting, Erisey, Ermengarde Maine, Evans, Everard, Everett
Fagg, Farquhar, Farr, Farrar, Farre, Feniel, Ferguson, Ferrand, Filmer, Findlay, Fisher, Fitch, Fitz, Fitz Alan, Fitz Roland, FitzAlan, Fitzgeoffrey, FitzHammon, Fitznichols, Fitzpatrick, FitzRobert, Fitzsiward, Fleming, Flemming, Florence, Fogden, Fohl, Forbes, Ford, Forrest, Forster, Foster, Foulques IV 'Le Rechin' Count of Anjou, Foulques V king of Jerusalem, Fowler, Fox, Francis, Fraser, French, Friggens, Frost
Gaasrud, Gage, Galloway, Garvin, Geary, Geenville, Gent, Geoffrey Duke of Brittany, Geoffrey I Count of Gatinais, Geoffrey II Count of Gatinais, George, Gertrud Countess of Nordgau, Gibbon, Gibson, Gieseler, Giffard, Gilbert, Gilchrist, Giles, Gillman, Gilmore, Gilpin, Ginty, Glasson, Gleghorn, Glengarry, Glover, Goffin, Going, Gollan, Good, Goode, Goodhall, Goodmanson, Gorges, Gosling, Gough, Gourley, Gowlett, Graham, Grant, Gray, Greaves, Green, Greenfield, Greenslade, Greer, Grenfell, Grenfield, Grenville, Grenville, Grenville, Grenville, Griffin, Griffith, Grimes, Grimston, Grimwade, Grose, Grove, Grundy, Gunn, Gunton, Gurney, Guy
Habgood, Hailstone, Hales, Hall, Halliday, Halligan, Hallowes, Hamilton, Hamley, Hammond, Hampton, Hanchford, Hanham, Haniforth, Hanna, Hannah, Hansen, Hanson, Harbridge, Harding, Harper, Harrie, Harris, Harry, Harrys, Hart, Harvey, Hawkins, Hayden, Hayward, Headen, Healee, Heath, Heifer, Helias Count of Maine, Henderson, Hennessey, Henry, Henry I King of England, Henry II Plantagnet, Henry III, Henry of Huntingdon, Henry the Young Plantagenet King, Hepburn, Herbert, Herlete of Falaise, Hester, Hewers, Hewitt, Hewstone, Hickman, Hicks, Higgins, Higgs, Hignett, Hill, Hillyer, Hines, Hipson, Hitchcock, Hitchings, Hobbs, Hobson, Hocking, Hodges, Hogg, Hogger, Hoile, Holbro, Holmes, Homann, Homes, Honeychurch, Honia, Hood, Hooper, Horgan, Horrox, Hosmer, Houston, Howard, Hudson, Hughes, Hull, Humphreys, Humphries, Huntingdon, Hurl, Hussey, Hutchinson, Hutchison, Huxtable, Huyer
Ince, Inwood, Irving, Irwin, Isabella of France
Jacka, Jackson, Jacobs, Jacques, Jago, James, Janvikova, Jarden, Jarvis, Jayasuria, Jelbert, Jenkin, Jennings, Jenson, Jermalinski, Jermyn, Joan Queen of Sicily, John, John Le Scott of Huntingdon, Earl of Che, Johns, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Jordan, Jose, Judith of Brittany
Kaye, Keast, Keates, Keckwiche, Keen, Kellaway, Keller, Kelloway, Kemsley, Kendon, Kennedy, Kerr, Kessell, Ketcheson, Kidd, Kidson, Kilday, Kimpton, King, King David of Scotland, King John of England, Kinley, Kirton, Klampt, Knight, Krauss
Lafontaine, Lamb, Lane, Langdon, Langley, Langlois, Lanyon, Large, Latimer, Lattimer, Lau, Laurie, Law, Lawrence, Lawrey, Lawry, Lawton, le Pettit, Le Vaillant, Leahy, Leatham, Leathan, Lee, Lefeber, Legat, Leggo, Lennon, Lennox, Leob, Lethan, Leverett, Lewis, Lexium, Liegard, Lies, Lindsay, Line, Linnard, Lipke, Litson, Little, Liudolf Count of Brunswick, Llewellyn, Lock, Loeffler, Loosley, Loring, Lorkin, Louden, Love, Lovel, Luke, Lupky, Lyford, Lyon
MacFadden, MacLachlan, Maddern, Maddigan, Maddren, Mahaut Princess of Brabant, Maher, Maitland, Malcolm III King of Scotland, Mallett, Mander, Margaret of France, Margaret Princess of England, Margaret Queen of Scotland, Margetts, Mark, Marriott, Marshall, Martin, Martyn, Marwick, Mason, Mathew, Mathews, Matilda Countess of Flanders, Mauger Count of Mortain, Maxwell, May, Mayers, McAlister, McCann, McClenahan, McCracken, McElwaine, McGavock, McGill, McGilligan, McGrath, McGregor, McGuire, McIntosh, McKee, McKenzie, McKinney, McLachlan, McLaren, McLean, McLeod, McLoughlin, McNeil, McPherson, McQuillan, McWilliam, McWilliams, Mee, Megarry, Meikle, Mellish, Melrose, Memories, Mendoza, Mercer, Meyer, Meyerhoff, Miller, Milligan, Millman, Mills, Milne, Mitchell, Moauro, Moffat, Moor, Moore, Morgan, Morrclear, Morton, Mott, Muir, Munn, Munro, Murish, Murphy, Murray, Murrish, Muschamp, Myers, Mylwaye
Nankervis, Nee, Neeley, Neely, Neff, Neill, Nelson, Neustria, Neville, Newman, Newton, Niccols, Nicholas, Nicholl, Nicholls, Nichols, Nind, Nixon, Noble, Norris, North, Noye, Nuttall
Oates, Oats, Ockwell, Okeston, Olive, Oliver, Olivie, Olivier, Ollive, Orange, Orr, Osborne, Oscar, Otts, Ousten, Outhwaite, O'Brien, O'Hara
Packard, Paesell, Paine, Palmer, Palmieri, Papprill, Park, Parker, Parks, Parmenter, Parsell, Pascow, Paterson, Paton, Patterson, Pattison, Payne, Pearce, Pearse, Pearson, Pegg, Pelbit, Pelz, Penberthy, Penrose, Penwarden, Pepper, Pepperell, Perkins, Perry, Peters, Petrotta, Peyto, Philippa of Hainault, Phillips, Phipps, Pickering, Piggott, Pigott, Pike, Pinckney, Pine, Pirt, Plantagenet, Plantegenet, Platt, Pollard, Polmeare, Pope, Pottmaster, Poucher, Poultney, Powell, Powley, Poyntz, Poynz, Prew, Price, Princess of England, Pringle, Pritchard, Proctor, Proffitt, Pullen, Purkiss, Purvis, Pyke
Quinn, Quipp
Radakovic, Raife, Raleigh, Redpath, Reed, Reeve, Reid, Remphrey, Renwick, Reskilly, Reynolds, Rice, Rich, Richard, Richard II Duke of Normandy, Richard the Fearless, Richards, Richardson, Richie, Riki, Riley, Ritchie, Robert Earl of Gloucester, Robert I Count of Artois, Robert I the Magnificent, Roberts, Robinson, Robjent, Robson, Roche, Rodda, Rodger, Rogers, Rognvaldsson, Rohant, Rolton, Roseman, Ross, Roulston, Rouse, Row, Rowe, Rowlett, Roy, Royce, Ryan, Rye
Sabinash, Sadler, Saint Ledger, Salmon, Sands, Sanford, Saunders, Saundy, Schildren, Schmidtlein, Schreurs, Scott, Seeley, Sefton, Seward Earl of Northumbria, Seymour, Shackleton, Shakerley, Shansfield, Shaw, Sheard, Sheerin, Sheldon, Shelley, Sheppard, Sherman, Short, Shutford, Shuttleworth, Sida, Sillery, Simms, Simon I Lord of Montfort, Simpson, Sinnott, Sisson, Skinner, Skudder, Sloan, Smith, Smythe, Snow, Sokera, Sole, Soman, Soper, Sorino, Soundy, Southcott, Southgate, Spear, Spencer, Spicer, Spurre, Squire St Ledger, Stalley, Stancliffe, Stanley, Stannard, Stanton, Starling, Steele, Steinmann, Stephens, Stephenson, Stevens, Stewart, Stinton, Stirling, Stock, Storr, Stott, Stowe, Strack, Strickland, Stringer, Strong, Stuart, Studholme, Stuff, Sturt, Suddery, Suffern, Sullivan, Sutherland, Swain, Swann, Swanson, Swenarton, Swezey, Swyt, Sydenham, Symonds
Tailer, Tait, Tayler, Taylor, Teed, Templeton, Thacker, Thomas, Thompson, Thomson, Thorn, Throckmorton, Thynne, Tiley, Tingey, Tiplady, Tippett, Tisch, Todd, Todhunter, Tolputt, Tonihi, Tonkin, Toulson, Trace, Tracy, Tredgold, Tregarten, Tregarthen, Tregear, Tregerthen, Tregomynion, Tregoning, Trelill, Tremayne, Trembath, Trenbath, Trengrove, Trenowth, Tresise, Treviler, Trevor, Trewent, Trezise, Tripp, Tubb, Tucker, Turner, Tuttle, Tweedie, Twinn
Unwin, Ure, Ustrick
Valletort, Van Volkenburg, Vaudrey, Vavasseur, Vermandois, Vickers, Victor, Vine, Vivian (Vyvyan), Von Brunswick, Von Polinitz, Vuletich
Wadkins, Walford, Walker, Wallis, Walls, Walsh, Walters, Warren, Warrin, Waterson, Watkinson, Watt, Watte, Watterson, Watts, Wearne, Web, Webb, Webber, Webster, Weeley, Weight, Welch, Wells, Welsh, Wendleborn, West, Westrope, Weymouth, White, Whitfield, Whitleigh, Whitlock, Widmer, Wilde, Wiley, Wilkinson, Willers, William I King of England, William IX Plantagenet, William Longsword, Williams, Williamson, Willsher, Willyams, Wilson, Windsor, Witman, Witt-Hewittson, Wongprathet, Wood, Woodbury, Woodham, Woodley, Woods, Woolcock, Woolcock (Wolcocke), Worden, Worner, Worsley, Wortham, Wratt, Wright, Wyche
Yaxley, Young
the new 'Vote'/'Score' feature
hi Scott,
Is there any chance of enabling us to see who 'votes "up" (likes) our comments on posts? similar to how it shows on FB. This would show who is interested in the subject, who was helped by the comment or who agrees with what was said. This could lead to 2 or more of us working together to reach a solution
Obviously, this would not be popular for those giving a "down" vote' but in fact, a down vote is of little help on any comment if we don't know exactly what it is about the comment they do not agree with
Mabel Lillian ALFE (1887-1959) - Tokoroa
what do you know about Mabel Lillian ALFE (1887-1959)
She married Alfred SLOPER (1885-1938) in 1905 and had 5 known children
* 1905 - 1994 Nina Mabel Sloper
- married Lancelot Joseph Cyrus ASHWORTH (1899-1967) in 1925
* 1908 - 1987 Catherine Mary Sloper
- married Alfred Benjamin James HAMLIN (1898-1989) in 1929
* 1912 - Alma Lilian Sloper
- married Sydney Henry BOOTE (1906-1994) in 1935
* 1913 - Phyllis Sloper
- nothing known
* 1915 - 1998 Eric Robert Sloper
- married Joy Isabel Jane COLSON (1919-1998) in 1940
TIMELINE for Mabel Lillian Sloper
New Zealand Herald, 21 May 1931
A most successful meeting of ladies, presided over by Mrs A. Sloper, was held in the Tokoroa Hall to meet the president and several members of the Putaruru branch, who were present to assist in the formation of a Women's Division in Tokoroa
Auckland Star, 18 January 1934
An enjoyable evening was given by Mrs A. Sloper at her home, Tokoroa, to farewell Mrs Barr, who is leaving the district. Mrs Sloper was assisted by Mrs Kendall in arranging the evening's entertainment. Mr J. H. Lory, in making a presentation to Mrs Barr and her daughters, Valerie and Betty, referred briefly to the widespread regret that was felt at their departure. Among those present were: Mesdames Lory, Carruthers, Flavall, Kendall, Nicholson, Pearson, Turner, Ashworth, Newell, Purchase, Nichols and Miss Mowbray
New Zealand Herald, 17 May 1935
A very full year's work was reported at the annual meeting of the Putaruru sub-branch of the Plunket Society and a satisfactory balance was revealed. Among the more important activities of the year had been the erection of a plunket room in Putaruru.
The election of officers resulted:- President, Mrs H. B. Coupe; vice-presidents, Mesdames J. Ranger, W. Campbell, W. Yandle, A. H. Tulloch, A. G. Leggatt, J. H. Scott and C. G. MacDiarmid; secretary, Mrs R. G. Hutton; treasurer, Mrs H. L. Martin; committee, Mesdames, K. McDermott, H. Lindsey, J. R. O. Lochhead, A. L. Mason, L. Blackman, M. St. J. Paxton, A. Sloper, E. Watkins, H. Rees, L. Hooper, C. C. Neal
New Zealand Herald, 26 September 1938
SLOPER - On September 24, at Matamata, Alfred, dearly beloved husband of Mabel Sloper, Tokoroa, and father of Nina, Catherine, Alma, Phyllis and Eric; aged 52 years
New Zealand Herald, 5 October 1938
SLOPER - Mrs A. Sloper and Family, Tokoroa, wish to thank all kind friends and relations for expressions of sympathy and floral emblems received in their recent sad bereavement
New Zealand Herald, 10 May 1940
SLOPER-COLSON - On April 6, at St Peter's Church, Putaruru, by Rev. P. Cleary, Joy Isabel Jane, third daughter of Mr and Mrs F. Colson, Tokoroa, to Eric Robert, only son of Mrs Mabel and the late Alfred Sloper, Tokoroa
Mabel & Alfred are buried together. The headstone reads:
In loving memory of Alfred, Dearly loved husband of Mabel Lilian SLOPER, Died 24th Sept 1938, Aged 53 years, And Mabel Lilian, Died 20th July 1959, Aged 72 years.
The Sloper family had the original Butcher Shop in Tokoroa
Mabel remarried to James (Jack) Baird Campbell after Alfred's death. Jack was the original Manager of the Matarawa Land Company
Murder/Suicide during Honeymoon, PALMERSTON NORTH - 1899
Martha BOUTS (1845-1910) married in 1874 to
Police Sergeant John PRICE (1834-1891)
* John was from Wales and a non-commissioned officer who served through the Indian Mutiny. He came to NZ about 1860 and was in the NZ Police force for many years serving in Canterbury & Auckland.
JOHN died in Cole St., Masterton 10 June 1891 aged 57 from acute bronchitis & is buried Old Ground at Archer Street
John's Obituary
MARTHA died in Masterton 17 Oct 1910 aged 65 & is buried Archer Street
JOHN & MARTHA had 4 known children:
*1875 - 1876 Florence Llewellyn Price
- Florence died 4 Feb 1876 aged 5 months and is buried in Bolton St cemetery, Wellington
*1876 - 1962 Harvey 'Harry' Llewelyn Price
-- Harry married Lillian SIDDERS in 1911
- Lillian was from Kent, England. She was in a de facto relationship with Horace Edwin FERNEE who was still married to Emma Rhoda Palmer (1859-1936). They had a son Horace George Fernee (1896-1963). Lillian emigrated to NZ with 12 year old Horace in 1908. De facto Horace stayed in England and remarried in 1916 after a divorce from Emma.
* Harry & Lillian lived next door to his mother, Martha Price, at 28 Sussex Street, Masterton when Horace served as Private 23818 in WWI
- Harry died 5 July 1962 aged 81 and is buried Archer Street cemetery, Masterton
*1878 - MARTHA 'Minnie' PRICE
-- Minnie married William Daniel McKAIN, 4 Jan 1899 at 30 Sussex St (against her mother's wishes who thought she could do better than a brushmaker). William was 1 of 15 children of Daniel McKain & Amelia O'Hara, confectioners in Lower Hutt ... see STORY BELOW
*1880 - 1932 Edward Thomas Price
-- Edward married Helen May EXELL (1880-1963) in 1907
- Edward died 11 Dec 1932 aged 52 and is buried Archer Street cemetery, Masterton
The MURDER/SUICIDE of Minnie Price & William McKain
Minnie Price married William Daniel McKain, 4 Jan 1899
After a month long honeymoon in Dunedin, Christchurch & Auckland, William and Minnie returned to Wellington where William pawned his violin in Johnsonville to buy a ticket to Palmerston North.
They arrived there on Valentine's Day and were staying at the Royal Hotel. Three nights later, on Friday 17 Feb, William was heard in his room dictating a letter for Minnie to write (this later showed premeditation, the contents in link below)
At 4:20 next morning William shot Minnie with a revolver whilst she was in bed. Twenty minutes later he shot her again. An hour and 20 minutes later he turned the gun on himself
-- Minnie was 20 & William was 22 --
more on the Palmerston North tragedy
What is amazing to me and obviously many at the time, is why, when the other hotel guests heard the first and subsequent shots, was something not done at 4:20am?? Instead, later that morning when the housekeeper was unable to get in their room she called the police
Against his wishes in the letter, William is buried at Taita & Minnie is buried at Masterton.
... The Murder/Suicide Letter
... Another telling of the story
30 Sussex Street, MASTERTON - c1895
Martha Price aged 50 & daughter 'Minnie' Price aged 17
more photos, info & comments
Viola Henrietta BERRY (1870-1951) Western Australia
the LIST of SURNAMES connected to this family including:
Viola Henrietta ? was base born, possibly in Busselton, to 'Avis' Henrietta Allen (1852-1945) when Avis was 18
* Avis married Edward BALDOCK (1838-1910) in Busselton in 1871 when she was 19 and had 2 children. Edward arrived into Fremantle on the convict ship 'Corona' 22 Dec 1866. He died of double pneumonia in the Government Hospital 1 March 1910 after having been lost in the bush. The papers record he had no friends or relatives in the locality. He was buried in Narrogin.
* Avis next married? Charles Albert BERRY (1852-) c1876 when she was 24 and had 6 children. Viola Henrietta then became a Berry. Avis & Charles had 6 children
The death of Charles Albert Berry not yet found.
* Avis had a son, Ernest Charles James 'Ernie' Berry in Boranup, near Karridale, in 1891 when she was 39. His father's recorded name was "unknown".
Ernie became a Berry & married Ella Lilian DONOVAN in 1924
* Avis died 18 Jan 1945 when she was 92 and was buried at Karrakatta
* Viola Henrietta Berry had a base born son, Henry Hugh 'Harry' Berry in Berridale, NSW, when she was 17
* Viola had a daughter, May Gopp, in Albany in 1889 to William GOPP (1864-?) when she was 19
* Viola married William Adolphus Trankenbergh CLOWES (1864-1899) in Albany in 1890 when she was 20 and had 4 children. Harry Berry & May Gopp then became Clowes.
William was a son of Josiah Clowes & Louisa Nickson/Nichson of Great Bolton
Viola & William owned the Donnybrook Hotel. William shot himself on 15 May 1899 in their Donnybrook Hotel when he was 34
* Viola next married George Robert PITTMAN (1873-1939) 9 July 1902 in Fremantle when she was 32 and had a daughter.
Viola & George owned the Donnybrook Hotel
the CHILDREN of Viola Henrietta Berry
... 1
1887 - 1927 Henry Hugh 'Harry' Berry/Clowes
* born in Berridale, N.S.W.
- Henry married Ellen Euphemia Mary 'Ellie' MURPHY (1887-1959) in 1911
Ellie was a daughter of Jeremiah Duff MURPHY & Jessie Dalrymple BALLANTINE
HENRY & ELLIE had 3 known children:
* 1912 - 1998 Viola Jessie 'Jean' Clowes
- Jean married Raymond Wyrill 'Jack' WALKER in Perth 1936
* 1913 - 1999 William Adolphus 'Dolph' Clowes
- Dolph married Dorothy Edith 'Dot' STONE in Perth 1940
* 1919 - 1982 Keith Henry Clowes
- Keith married Gabriel Merle 'Gay' PERRET in Claremont 1949
... 2
1889 - ? May Gopp/Clowes
* born in Albany, W.A.
- MAY married Alexander Bowen 'Alex' BATHGATE (1874-1950) in Donnybrook 1912
Alex was a son of Simon BATHGATE & Hannah Ann McBRIDE
MAY & ALEX had 3 known children:
* 1914 - 2010 Viola Bathgate
- Viola married Alfred Andrew 'Alf' WARK in Perth 1942 & moved to South Australia
* 1916 - 1917 William Bowen Bathgate
* 1920 - 1997 Raymond Alexander Bathgate
... 3
1891 - 1965 Phoebe Louisa Clowes
* born in Albany, W.A.
- Phoebe married William Frederick ARTIS in Donnybrook in 1917
William was born in Bulli, N.S.W., served as Sapper 21680 in WWI. Phoebe & William had the Railway Wine Saloon in Wellington St., Perth, The Grosvenor Hotel in Hay Street and the Balmoral Hotel in Victoria Park
... 4
1893 - 1956 Mabel Charlotte Clowes
* born in Katanning, W.A.
- Mabel never married. She died 20 June 1956 in Royal Perth Hospital aged 63
... 5
1895 - 1897 Avis Clowes
* born in Bunbury, W.A.
- Avis died aged 1 in Bunbury, W.A.
... 6
1898 - 1974 William Adolphus Newcombe Clowes
* born in Bunbury, W.A.
- William married Alice Isobel May TRIGWELL in Perth in 1929
Alice was the 13th child of John TRIGWELL & Ellen Emma ECCLESTONE
WILLIAM & ALICE had 2 children:
* 1930 - 2006 Alexander William 'Bill Clowes
- Bill died in Mandurah
* 1934 - Betty Clowes (living)
- Betty married Ronald Howard OLIVER
... 7
1904 - 1987 Evelyn 'Pearl' Clowes
* born in Donnybrook, W.A.
- Pearl married Samuel Leslie 'Les' JORDAN in West Perth in 1940
Samuel was a son of William Davie JORDAN & Henrietta Janet JOHNSON
PEARL & SAMUEL had 1 son (living). They had the Grosvenor Hotel in Hay Street, Perth and the Brighton Hotel at Cottesloe
the LIST of SURNAMES connected to this family
GROSVENOR HOTEL 1952, corner Howick & Hill Streets, Perth, W.A.
Originally built in 1886 as a two story private dwelling, designed by Francis Bird, it was granted a hotel licence later that same year to Robert Stroud. The Grosvenor has been in service as an operating pub ever since, and this makes her one of the oldest pubs still operating in Perth today.
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WENVOE Tea Rooms & Restaurant, Masterton, NZ
About the WENVOE Tea Rooms & later Wenvoe Restaurant
Queen St., Masterton
This TIMELINE is of 3 owners of the Wenvoe in Masterton from 1903
Records stop about 1932, the shop continued for at least another 50 years
there must be more to tell - please leave comments below if you can help
WENVOE owned by the Misses THOMAS
Miss THOMAS also TEACHES DANCING
Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 March 1903
DANCING Quarter commences 1st April at the Foresters Hall
Adults - Wednesday evenings, 8 till 10; Beginners, 7.30
Juveniles - Saturday afternoons, 3 till 5
Intending members are asked to communicate with the Misses THOMAS as soon as possible. WENVOE TEA ROOMS, Queen-street, Masterton
Wairarapa Daily Times, 27 August 1903
A little excitement was created in Queen-street, this afternoon. A couple of horses, with harness hanging loosely, cantered through the passage between the Central Hotel and Wenvoe Tea Rooms into Queen-street. The animals went on to the footpath by the Prince of Wales Hotel, and careered along as far as Mr Eton's shop. Here Mr D. Logan made an attempt to stop one of the horses but was knocked down by the other and the frightened steeds continued on and were stopped near the Waipoua bridge
Wairarapa Daily Times, 26 May 1904
FARMERS UNION CONFERENCE Last Night's Banquet a successful function
Fully one hundred persons were present at the complimentary banquet at the Drill Hall last evening, tenedered by the local branch of the New Zealand Farmers' Union to visiting delegates. Mr W. Perry (President of the Masterton branch of the Union) presided.
A very excellent spread was provided by the Misses Thomas, of Wenvoe Tea Rooms, to which full justice was done
Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 August 1904
The MISSES THOMAS (Wenvoe Tea Rooms) wish to contradict the rumours stating that they do not undertake catering orders
Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 February 1905
Miss W. Talbott, teacher of pianoforte and theory, notifies that she will resume teaching on Monday, February 13th, at the rooms above Wenvoe tea rooms, Queen-street. Miss Talbot will receive parents and guardians at the rooms on Saturday, February 11th, 2 to 5pm
Wairarapa Daily Times, 24 June 1905
Miss Kate Stewart, principal of the Wellington school for the Langer system of dressmaking and dresscutting will give a free demonstration of the system in the building at the rear of the Foresters' Hall on Thursday next at 3p.m. Miss Gillespie, the local agent, intends to hold classes in rooms above the Wenvoe Tea rooms and particularly wishes ladies to attend the free demonstration and see for themselves what the system is
Wairarapa Daily Times, 4 October 1906
GLADSTONE NOTES Between fifty and sixty couples were present at the fancy dress ball given by the Weekly Dance Committee last Friday night. It proved a beautifully fine night and in consequence, there were visitors from all parts of the district. The Hall was very nicely decorated with native evergreens and flax, and this proved a very pleasing background for the gay colours of the fancy costumes that were worn. The tables in the supper rooms looked extremely inviting, being very tastefully arranged with spring flowers and laden with dainties, all of which came from Miss Thomas' Wenvoe tea rooms
Wairarapa Age, 5 October 1906
HOCKEY MATCH A match was played at Landsdowne yesterday afernoon between the Kia Kaha A team and the Glengarry (ladies) team. The ladies played a fine game and defeated the men (who played with one hand only) by four goals to three. After the match the ladies entertained the men at aftermoon tea at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Daily Times, 21 January 1907
The Wenvoe Tea Rooms, Queen-street, will be closed for alterations from Thursday 24th till Friday 1st February
Wairarapa Daily Times, 2 February 1907
Owing to delay in completing alterations the Wenvoe Tea Rooms will not be re-opened till Tuesday next. The Misses Thomas regret the postponement
Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 February 1907
WENVOE TEA ROOMS are now open. Luncheon daily from 12 till 2pm. Tea Rooms will now be open every Thursday Afternoon
Wairarapa Age, 1 March 1907
KNOX CHURCH A meeting of the members of the Young Men's Bible Class in connection with Knox Church was held in the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, last evening, when there were twenty-two members present
Wairarapa Daily Times, 25 October 1907
WENVOE TEA ROOMS The Misses THOMAS wish to notify the public that on and after Monday, 28th, the charge for Luncheons will be 1/6 cash. Special rates for regulars - payable in advance
Wairarapa Daily Times, 19 December 1907
Miss TALBOT wishes to inform the residents of Masterton that Miss EVANS, L.A.B., has taken over her musical connection and will resume teaching on 27th January, above the Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Age, 18 February 1908
Mr E. Rawson, S.M., was the recipient of another very handsome presentation at the hands of the Masterton Justices of the Peace yesterday. The ceremony took place in the Courthouse, Mr H. Caselberg making the presentation... A presentation was made to Mrs Rawson on Saturday afternoon by her singing pupils and a number of friends at the Wenvoe tea Rooms. Several of the ladies present made eulogistic speeches in which they emphasised the prominent part Mrs Rawson had always taken in social matters in the town. The possessor of a beautiful voice, she had been ever willing to assist at all gatherings, whether charitable or not, that had for their object the welfare of the community, and it was on this account, apart from her personal qualities, that she would be greatly missed in Masterton
Wairarapa Age, 11 April 1908
On Thursday, the Huia Hockey Club entertained the Rev and Mrs Johnson at a farewell afternoon tea in the Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 January 1909
Miss Evans, L.A.B., of R.A.M. and R.C.M., will resume her music teaching at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms on Monday, 1st February
Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 August 1909
Will the person who took an Umbrella by mistake from the Ladies' Dressing Room in the Foresters' Hall on Tuesday evening last kindly return same to Miss Thomas' Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Age, 31 December 1910
Miss Thomas, of the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, will provide luncheon and afternoon tea at the Caledonian Society's sports in Masterton on Monday
Wairarapa Daily Times, 31 December 1910
CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S SPORTS To be held on Monday, 2nd January, 1911, PUBLIC PARK, Masterton. Ideal Picnic Grounds, Hot Water Provided Free. Bring your Picnic Hamper and have a Day's Enjoyment. Masterton Municipal Brass Band engaged. Country Visitors can depend upon a First-class.
LUNCHEON PROVIDED Miss Thomas, of the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, will have charge of the Luncheon and Tea arrangement, and, for the convenience of country visitors wishing to attend the Concert in the Evening will supply Evening Teas in the park Tea Kiosk. GRAND SCOTCH CONCERT in the evening
Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 April 1911
Miss Thomas resumes teaching third week in April. At Home Wednesday and Saturday next, after 4p.m. in room above Wenvoe tea Rooms
Wairarapa Daily Times, 13 June 1912
McLAY - BENNINGTON WEDDING
At Knox Church yesterday afternoon, Mr Alex. McLay, head shepherd at Brancepeth, was married to Miss Margaret Bennington, second daughter of Mr C. Bennington, an old resident of Masterton. The ceremony was performed by the Rev A. T. Thompson, B.A., in the presence of a large number of friends. The bride, who was attired in a beautiful cream dress, was given away by her father. Miss Ruby Winteringham, who was daintily attired in a blue costume, was bridesmaid. Mr P. McLay (brother of the bridegroom) was best man. At the conclusion of the ceremony, a large number of guests were entertained at a wedding breakfast at the Wenvoe tea Rooms. A number of very handsome and costly presents were received. Mr and Mrs McLay left by the afternoon train for Wellington, en route for the South, where the honeymoon will be spent
Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 August 1912
At Knox Church this afternoon, Mr George D. Ayson, of Lower Hutt, son of Mr L. S. Ayson, Chief Inspector of Fisheries for New Zealand, was married to Miss Olive Graham Mackay, daughter of Mr J. G. Mackay, of Kuripuni. The marriage service was performed by the Rev A. T. Thompson, R.A., B.D. A reception was held subsequently at Wenvoe tea rooms, at which a large number of guests were present
Wairarapa Age, 30 December 1912
WANTED - Waitresses for luncheon and afternoon tea, at Caledonian Sports on New Year's Day. Apply Miss Thomas, Wenvoe Tea Rooms, or Gillespie and Ao., Academy Buildings, Masterton
Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 June 1913
WENVOE TEA ROOMS The proprietors of Wenvoe Tea Rooms give notice that owing to family bereavement, the Tea Rooms will be closed until Friday, 20th inst.
Wairarapa Daily Times, 14 June 1913 The Wenvoe Tea Rooms will not re-open until Saturday, 21st inst.
Wairarapa Age, 16 April 1914
Mr J. J. Hale, youngest son of Mr H. W. Hale, of Christchurch, was married in St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday, to Miss T. Clark, daughter of Mrs H. Brown of Masterton. The Rev H. Watson was the officiating clergyman and Mr R. H. Taylor, of Christchurch was best man. Miss E. Hill, of Christchurch, attended the bride, who wore a dress of white satin, trimmed with Oriental lace, and carried a beautiful bouquet of white carnations and chrysanthemums and maidenhair fern. The wedding breakfast took place at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms. Both bride and bridegroom are members of the Rechabite Order, to which the wedding will be of interest. Mr and Mrs Hall will reside in Christchurch
Wairarapa Daily Times, 27 April 1914
WANTED Smart kitchen maid for Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Age, 3 August 1914
A capable girl is advertised for the Wenvoe tea rooms. Apply Miss Thomas
Wairarapa Age, 7 November 1914
Misses THOMAS RETIRES
Owing to ill-health, Miss Thomas is relinquishing the Wenvoe tea rooms. The rooms are advertised for sale and no reasonable offer will be refused
Wairarapa Age, 27 November 1914
WANTED KNOWN - that the Misses Thomas have disposed of their interest in the Wenvoe Tea Rooms to the Misses Clarke, and in thanking the public for past support, solicit a continuance of patronage to their successors.
WANTED KNOWN - The Misses Clark have taken over the Wenvoe Tea and Luncheon Rooms and from Saturday, November 28th, the Rooms will be open every day, including Thursday afternoons and Saturday nights
WENVOE owned by the Misses CLARK
Misses CLARK TAKE OVER
Wairarapa Age, 28 November 1914
WENVOE TEA ROOMS Misses Clark ... Proprietresses
Morning Teas, Afternoon Teas, Dainty Luncheon
[Private Rooms for Parties]
STRAWBERRIES In Season
Wairarapa Age, 23 December 1914
The Misses Clark, of the Wenvoe tea rooms notify that their rooms will be open on Xmas Eve, where tea, raspberries and cream and ice cream, may be had. The new dish "Sundae" which is new to Masterton, will also be available
Wairarapa Daily Times, 24 December 1914
The best of Ice Creams can be obtained on Christmas Eve at the Wenvoe tea Rooms. Sundaes a Specialty
Wairarapa Age, 16 March 1915
The Misses Clark, proprietresses of the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, notify that owing to alterations being made, their rooms will be closed on Thursday and Friday next, but will be open on Saturday as usual
Wairarapa Age, 1 April 1915
The Misses Clark, proprietresses of the Wenvoe tea and luncheon rooms, Masterton, have just had some important renovations effected to their establishment. The interior has been greatly improved and presents a most attractive appearance. The management announce that in future every Saturday evening grills and hot tea will be available from 5.30 to 6.30 o'clock
Wairarapa Daily Times, 23 December 1915
At St. Matthew's Church, Masterton, this morning, Miss Mabel Smith was married to Mr H. Urquhart, of Wellington. The bride, who was given away by her uncle, was charmingly attired in white charmeuse and wore the orthodox wreath and veil. She also carried a pretty bouquet. The bridegroom's brother acted as best man, and the wedding ceremony was conducted by the Rev J. Walker. A reception was held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms and the happy couple left by motor for Wellington on their honeymoon trip. Mr and Mrs Urquhart will reside at New Plymouth
Wairarapa Age, 23 May 1916
Soldiers visiting Masterton on Wednesday and Friday evenings may obtain hot dinners at the Wenvoe tea rooms. Price 1s 6d
Wairarapa Age, 21 June 1916
A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday, when Mr W. Adams, son of Mrs C. McCullough, was married to Miss Ethel May Vaughan, second daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Vaughan, of West Bush road. The Rev John Walker officiated. A reception was afterwards held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, where the customary toasts were honoured. Mr and Mrs Adams left later en route for Napier on their honeymoon
Wairarapa Age, 29 August 1916
At St Patrick's Church, Masterton, yesterday, Ernest Henry Taplin, son of Mr J. H. Taplin, was married to Miss Annie E. Curley, of St Galway, Ireland. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Guinane in the presence of a number of relatives and friends. There were four bridesmaids and Mr Valentine C. Taplin acted as best man. A reception was afterwards held at the Wenvoe tea rooms
Wairarapa Daily Times, 13 October 1916
At St Matthew's Church, Masterton yesterday, Miss Mary Elizabeth Grant was married to Mr Harry Bertram, of Hamilton. The bride, who was given away by Mr Dowell, was attired in a becoming white crepe-de-chine gown, and was attended by Miss Agnes Robbins as bridesmaid, who was dressed in a pretty pale pink silk robe. Mr Chas. Asphead acted as best man. Afer the ceremony, which was performed by the Rec John Walker, a reception was held at the Wenvoe tea rooms
Wairarapa Age, 16 October 1916
Young girl to assist in kitchen is required for the Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Age, 17 April 1917
A young girl to assist at the Wenvoe tea rooms. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms, Queen Street
Wairarapa Age, 18 April 1917
At St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday, Miss Louisa Jervis Cresswell, daughter of Mt and Mrs R. E. Cresswell, of Lansdowne, was married to Mr Thomas Beadel, of Christchurch. The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by her two sisters as bridesmaids. Mr Harold Beadel, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and the Rev Charles Addenbrooke, of New Plymouth (assisted by the Rev Godfrey) was the officiating clergyman. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Wenvoe tea rooms. The happy couple left for Rotorua on their honeymoon trip
Wairarapa Daily Times, 8 October 1917
WANTED - A strong girl for kitchen work. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Age, 15 February 1918
WANTED - A capable Kitchen Girl. Apply Wenvoe tea Rooms
Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 February 1918
A young girl to assist in the kitchen is required for the Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Daily Times, 3 April 1918
A capable young girl for kitchen work is required for the Wenvoe Tea ooms
Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 April 1918
WANTED - Woman to assist with cooking. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Age, 15 November 1918
A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday, when Miss Myrtle Devonport, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Devonport, Columba road, was married to Mr H. Williams, youngest son of Mr and Mrs E. G. Williams, of River road. The bride was attended by Miss Robbins, of Napier, while Mr Devonport, brother of the bride, acted as best man. Rev Walker was the officiating clergyman, After the wedding breakfast, which was held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, the happy couple left for the south, where the honeymoon will be spent
Wairarapa Age, 19 November 1918
The Wenvoe Tea Rooms will be closed until Monday, November 25th
Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 May 1919 McGILVARY - FINLAYSON
McGILCARY - FINLAYSON WEDDING
A pretty wedding was celebrated in Knox Church this morning when Miss B. Finlayson, second daughter of Mr K. Finlayson, Fifeshire, Scotland, was married to Mr J. McGilvary of Easter, Elister, Argyllshire, Scotland. The ceremony was performed by the Rev R. Ingliss, M.A. The bride, who was given away by her uncle, wore a becoming gown of gabardine and veil, fastened with orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. The two bridesmaids were her sisters, Misses Maggie and Davinia Finlayson, who wore dainty dresses of white voile, with black hats. Both bridesmaids carried pretty bouquets. Mr J. Rarbet acted as best man and Mr J. More as groomsman. After the ceremony the guests were entertained at the Wenvoe tea rooms. The happy couple left for Wanganui on their honeymoon trip, the bride's travelling dress being a frey costume with saxe blue velour hat
Wairarapa Age, 5 June 1919
The WENVOE tea rooms will be closed all day to-day (Thursday)
Wairarapa Daily Times, 24 June 1919
A wedding of much local interest was celebrated at Knox Church this afternoon, when Miss Elma May Stewart, fourth daughter of Mrs A. Stewart, Essex street, was married to Mr Clive Matthews, of Hamilton. The Rev G. T. Brown officiated. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr Norman Stewart, looked very charming in a gown of palest blue georgette over crepe de chene. She also wore a handsome veil and the customary orange blossoms and bouquet. She was attended by her youngest sister, Miss Alexa Stewart, who wore a pretty bridesmaid's frock of emerald green georgette with green and black hat and carried a bouquet. Mr George Fookes, of New Plymouth (cousin of the bridegroom) acted as best man. After the ceremony Mrs Stewart entertained a number of guests at the Wenvoe tea rooms, and the happy couple left by the afternoon train, the bride wearing a smart blue and tan costume and a becoming hat to match. After the honeymoon Mr and Mrs Clive Matthews will take up their residence in Hamilton
Wairarapa Age, 31 July 1919
WANTED known - The Wenvoe Tea Rooms will not be open to-day
Wairarapa Age, 16 October 1919
WANTED - Young girl to assist Tea Rooms. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms
Wairarapa Age, 5 November 1919
Wenvoe Tea Roomswill be closed on Thursday, November 6th and Friday, November 7th next for renovations. Re-opens as usual on Saturday
Wairarapa Age, 28 January 1920
Waitress required for Wenvoe tea rooms
Wairarapa Age, 30 January 1920
WANTED - Waitress, and woman or girl for kitchen work; no cooking, wages 27/6 per week. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms
NOTE this is the equivalent in Jan 2014 of $190 per week
Wairarapa Age, 26 March 1920 WEDDING
A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnised at Knox Church, Masterton, yesterday, the contracting parties being Mr Victor George Davis, eldest son of Mrs W. J. Leach, of Masterton and Miss Elsie Evelyn Smith, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Smith, also of Masterton.
The Rev G. T. Brown, M.A., officiated
The bride, who was given away by her father, looked very pretty in a cream costume with hat to match, and carried a shower bouquet of white dahlias and roses. The bridegroom's sister, Miss Winfred Davis, acted as bridesmaid, and wore a heliotrope dress and black hat, trimmed with heliotrope, with touches of pink. She also carried a bouquet of heliotrope sweet peas, pink roses, and maidenhair fern.
The duties of best man were carried out by Mr S, Smith, brother of the bride. The bridegroom's presents to the bride and bridesmaid were gold brooches.
A reception was afterwards held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, where the customary toasts were honoured. The happy couple left later in the day for New Plymouth, the bride's travelling costume being of navy blue serge, with pan velvet hat. Mr and Mrs Davis's future residence will be in Masterton
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at Knox Church, Masterton, yesterday, when Miss Florence Vistoria Creelman, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J. Creelman, of Masterton, was married to Mr Ferdinand Hartmann. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a stylish grey tailormade costume and carried a pretty bouquet of jonquils and maidenhair ferns. Miss Matty Spackman and Miss Violet Creelman (niece of the bride) were bridesmaids and both carried dainty bouquets. Mr P. Hartmann (brother of the bridegroom) was best man and Mr E. Pinkney groomsman. The bridegroom, best man and groomsman are all returned soldiers. The Rev J. T. Macky was the officiating clergyman. The large number of presents received bore testimony to the popularity of the young couple. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms. The happy couple left by the afternoon train for Christchurch, on their honeymoon trip
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the Knox Church yesterday, the contracting parties being Mr Thomas Watson Knight, son of the late Mr R. G. Knight and Mrs Knight, of Wellington, and Miss Elsie Coomber, of Pahiatua. The officiating clergyman was the Rev G. T. Brown, M.A. The bride was given away by her brother, and her sister, Miss Ruby Coomber, attended as bridesmaid. Mr S. Knight acted as best man. After the ceremony morning tea was served at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, the happy couple later leaving for the north. Their future home will be at Marton
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A most enjoyable little supper was given last evening by the staff of the New Zealand Loan and Mecantile Agency Company in the Wenvoe tea rooms, in honour of Mr E. Bradley (the firm's accountant), who is retiring on superannuation, after many years of long and faithful service. The manager, Mr A. T. Spain, in a neat speech, referred to Mr Bradley's long term of service, his never failing courtesy and his popularity among the staff. He then presented the guest of the evening with a Gladstone bag and rug. Mr Bradley feelingly responded. Messrs Griffith, Iggylden, Irons, Sexton, J. B. McKenzie and Frater also spoke, testifying to Mr Bradley's good qualities. The evening terminated with the singing of "For He's A Jolly Good Fellow." Mr Bradley's future home will be in Auckland
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St Matthew's Church, Masterton, on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Mary Johnson, daughter of the late Mrs G. Madsen, of Chapel street, Masterton, was married to Mr Victor Jones, son of Mr R. E. Jones, of Masterton. The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr Alex. Johnson, was attired in a navy blue tailored costume, with a pretty hat to match. Miss Pearl Madsen was bridesmaid and Mr James Johnson best man. The Rev John Walker was the officiating clergyman. After the ceremony a reception was held in the Wenvoe tea rooms
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A quiet but extremely pretty wedding was solemnised at St Matthew's Church, Masterton, yesterday afternoon, when Mr Eric Clifton Fowler, of the staff of Dalgety and Co., Ltd., and only son of Mr and Mrs Hilton Fowler, of Palmerston North, was united in the bonds of holy matrimony with Miss Irene Taylor, only daughter of Mr Thomas Taylor, of "Beaumaris" Whareama
The bride, who wore a beautiful gown of white charmeuse satin, with an overdress of georgette, trimmed with silver and pearls, entered the church on the arm of her father. She also wore an exquisite hand-embroidered veil with the customary orange blossoms and carried a beautiful shower bouquet. The bride was attended by Miss Folwer, of Palmerston North, sister of the bridegroom and her niece, Miss Toogood (East Coast). The bridesmaids wore dainty frocks of heliotrope and pink georgette, black picture hats and carried beautiful shower bouquets.
Mr W. G. Clapham of Kiwitea, acted as best man and Mr C. Taylor, brother of the bride, as groomsman. The ceremony was performed by the Rev B. D. Ashcroft, vicar of Tinui.
After the ceremony the guests were received at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms by Mrs Toogood, sister of the bride, where the reception was held, only relatives and intimate friends being present.
The happy couple left later by car for the North, where the honeymoon will be spent, the bride travelling in a brown costume, with a fawn velour hat, and furs en suite. Mr and Mrs Fowler will reside in Masterton
Wairarapa Age, 12 October 1920
WANTED -A good plain cook. Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms
WANTED - A waitress; wages 32/6 Apply Wenvoe Tea Rooms
NOTE this is equivalent in October 2014 to $225.55 a week
28 December 1920
A pretty wedding was celebrated at Knox Church this morning, when Miss Catherine Budd, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Budd of Cockburn Street Masterton, was married to Mr Jess Burling of South Road Masterton. The bride was charmingly attired in white satin with lace overdress and wore the orthodox wreath and veil. The bridesmaid, Miss M Budd, sister of the bride, wore a dainty dress of lemon crepe de chine, while a cousin of the bride, Miss Myrtle Lenz, who acted as flower girl, was daintily attired in white georgette. Mr A. E. Levick was best man. Rev G. T. Brown M.A., was the officiating clergyman. After the ceremony a reception was held at the Wenvoe Tea Rooms. The young couple later left for the north on their honeymoon trip
WENVOE owned by 'Mate' & Jean KURTICH/KURTA
Evening Post, 5 December 1931 NEW COMPANIES
Registration is reported by the "Mercantile Gazette" of private companies as under:-
WENVOE RESTAURANT, Ltd., Masterton.
CAPITAL: 200 into 200 shares of £1 each
New Plymouth - Paul Stachurski - 49 (1879-1967) from Warsaw, died New Plymouth
Wellington - M. A. Kurta - 150
Masterton - *Veronica Lena Kurta - 1 (nee Stachurski, daughter of Paul)
Objects: Business of restaurant proprietros and general incidental
*Veronica was a sister-in-law of Mate. She married Mate's brother, Ivan Juraj Kurta (1900-1988)
Evening Post, 16 February 1932 NEW OWNERS
WENVOE TEA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS, Masterton
This popular tea and luncheon rooms, situated on Queen street, has been acquired by Mr J. G. Kurta, whose many years experience in the catering trade in large centres speaks well for the future of "Wenvoe" The business will be conducted on the most up-to-date lines and patrons can feel assured that nothing will be wanting on the new proprietor's part to make the rooms a favourite spot for all visitors to Masterton. The premises open at 8 a.m., and continue in active service to the public until 11 p.m. Morning and afternoon teas, with home-made cakes, scones, and meat pies, and grills at any hour, will be featured by the new proprietor. Mr Kurta will give his personal attention to every department and specially invites the ladies of Masterton to sample his block cake. Home-made cakes are also a specialty, and wedding and birthday cakes can be supplied on the shortest notice.
"Wenvoe" has always been a popular resort and under the management of the new proprietor there will be the best of fare and service to all patrons. Catering can be undertaken on any scale and satisfaction guaranteed
The upstairs rooms which had once been used as a Dancing & music studio now became the home of Mate, Jean and Fred. At some stage the Wenvoe stopped selling cakes and became the Wenvoe Restaurant with dine-in meals, including home-cooked specials, take away Fish & Chips and fresh fish displayed in the window. If you know when this occurred we would love to hear from you. Please leave comments below
Mate & Jean Kurta were:
Mathew 'Mate' Marijan Kurtich/Kurta (1908-1980) born Podgora, Croatia
Jean Elizabeth nee Bishop (1920-1992) born Carterton to Sydney Clifford Bishop, cheesemaker & pastry cook of Carterton & Daisy Elizabeth CAPON
- Mate & Jean are buried together in Archer St cemetery, Masterton
(their daughter Sonja (1944-2008) is buried between them)
the partner of Mate & Jean (for over 40 years) was:
Miroslav Miro 'Fred' Mlikota (1913-1986) born Podgora, Splitsko-dalmatinska, Hrvatska. Fred came to New Zealand in 1928 when he was 14. He worked in the gumfields in Northland and was later an army cook. He never married. He was a partner with Mate & Jean in the Wenvoe for over 40 years.
Fred died in 1986 in his home town, Podgora aged 73
WENVOE TEA ROOMS c1930s
Shows two women and a teenage boy outside the Wenvoe Tea Rooms, Queen Street, Masterton. They appear to be workers at the tearoom. Jean Ross stands in the middle. A display of cakes is in the shop window
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Is Pearl Agnes too 'old lady?'
Well we know this baby's first name is Pearl, but we keep changing our minds about her middle name! And I have 8 weeks left to stew over it! Thoughts on Pearl Agnes? Agnes was my husband's grandmother---she was such a sweet little Norwegian lady, and Agnes is starting to grow on me. But combined with Pearl, does it give off too much of a nursing home vibe?
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It does have a strong old-lady vibe to me, sorry. Much as I love Agnes (and Pearl!) individually, and even like Agnes Pearl as a combo, the other way around, it does feel very old-lady like to me. Have you considered a variant of Agnes, like Agnessa or Agatha or Agathe, or maybe even something that has a similar meaning (like Pearl Katherine or Pearl Kaia?).
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Super Freaky Faces Feature In Apple's Earphones Patent
One of Apple's most recent patents comes complete with a couple of freaky faces, the essence of which I can't quite sum up in words. Read on, and let us know what you think of Apple's latest in the comments box at the end of the article!
Joe White
| July 23


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i've installed super cache without problems, with the reamde no problem.
But when i'm switching caching on and try to reload the cache manager in the admin panel it is off again, i don't know why, i've tried all the things listed in the readme or in this forum, what can cause a problem, but nothing works.
I hope someone can help me.


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Parking space fight leads to charges for Black Friday shoppers
Two men are facing charges in connection with a fight in the parking lot of Walmart in Claypool Hill, Virginia.
According to NBC station WVVA, The Tazewell County Sheriff's Office says the men- 61-year-old Ronnie Sharp, of Russell County, and 35-year-old Christopher Jackson, of Tazewell County- were arguing over a parking space.
The sheriff says during the fight, Sharp is accused of cutting Jackson in the arm with a knife. Sharp is now charged with malicious wounding and brandishing a firearm, because police say he also had a rifle.
Jackson was treated at the hospital before being taken to jail. He's charged with disorderly conduct and assault and battery.
Both men have bonded out of the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail in Tazewell.
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We have an email account that we use as a team.. firstname.lastname@example.com (running on google apps for business), we all connect to the account via imap, using a mixture of mac mail and thunderbird.
One member of the team want to use folders to file messages related to certain jobs, normally this would be fine, but becuase its a shared imap account it means everyones email will be filed like this aswell, which dosnt suite the way some people work.
Is there a solution or a workaround that could work for everyone one.. ie folders that are local to the machine so that every one elses email just sit in the 'INBOX'.
I know in mac mail you can use a smart folder (which isnt really a folder its a custom filter, but gives you the same effect), but the computer we want to run folders in is using thunderbird.


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SEATTLE (AP) - Edgar Martinez singled home the winning run in the 13th inning Saturday, giving the Seattle Mariners a 6-5 win over the Toronto Blue Jays in the longest game in Safeco Field's 1-year history.
Rickey Henderson singled leading off the inning against Roy Halladay (4-7), Toronto's seventh pitcher.
David Bell bunted and Henderson beat catcher Alberto Castillo's throw to second, and Alex Rodriguez singled as Henderson, who paused between second and third, didn't try to score.
Martinez then then singled up the middle under the glove of shortstop Alex Gonzalez, ending the longest of Safeco's 94 games after 5 hours, 4 minutes. It was Seattle's first win in five extra-inning games this season.
Brett Tomko (5-3) gave up two hits in three innings. Joe Oliver went 3-for-5 with a pair of doubles and a home run.
Seattle had loaded the bases with one out in the 10th, but Henderson struck out against Lance Painter and Bell flied out.
Indians 14, Orioles 3, 1st game Orioles 4, Indians 0, 2nd game BALTIMORE (AP) - Brady Anderson homered on the first pitch from Cleveland newcomer Steve Woodard and the Baltimore Orioles went to beat the Indians for a doubleheader split.
In the day game, Manny Ramirez had six RBIs and two homers, including a grand slam, and Jason Bere won in his Cleveland debut as the retooled Indians coasted to a victory.
Bere (1-0), acquired along with Woodard on Friday in a seven-player trade that sent Richie Sexson to Milwaukee, allowed three runs and eight hits in seven innings, struck out six and walked none. He was 6-7 with a 4.93 ERA in 20 starts for the Brewers.
Arriving at Camden Yards two hours before gametime, the right-hander quickly put aside any butterflies that may have followed the trade.
"Once I got over that, I found a comfort level," Bere said. "And as you can see, these guys are pretty unbelievable - the plays they make plus the offense."
Jolbert Cabrera had a career-high five hits and Omar Vizquel had a season-high four hits and two RBIs for Cleveland, which made three trades and added five new players on Friday.
In addition to Woodard, David Segui made his Cleveland debut in the second game and Wil Cordero began his second stint with the Indians in left field. Segui went 2-for-4 and Cordero went hitless, stranding four runners.
Cordero grounded out with two on and two outs in the sixth and hit a fly ball to the warning track in center in the same situation in the eighth.
Angels 6, White Sox 5 ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Adam Kennedy's fifth-inning home run - Anaheim's fourth of the game - put the Angels ahead as they sent the Chicago White Sox to their sixth loss in eight games.
Kennedy connected off Lorenzo Barcelo (0-1) for his seventh homer of the season.
Kent Bottenfield (7-8) won despite giving up five runs and nine hits in 5 2-3 innings.
Anaheim bullpen's bullpen didn't allow a hit in 3 1-3 innings, with Al Levine getting four outs, and Shigetoshi Hasegawa and Troy Percival getting three each. Angels relievers have held Chicago to three runs in 16 2-3 innings this season.
Percival pitched the ninth for his 25th save in 32 chances.
Rookie Mark Buehrle allowed five runs and nine hits in 3 2-3 innings in his third start for the White Sox, who have lost four of five.
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Most Apple's iPad users spend a considerable amount of time online and is surfing the Internet. To do this they mainly rely on Safari, Apple's Internet browser which is included on all Apple devices. While Safari is a perfectly fine browser, at first glance it seems to be missing a Bookmarks Bar. But, did you know that there is actually a Bookmarks Bar on Safari? You just need to turn it on!
Here is a brief overview of how you can obtain and manage the Bookmarks Bar on your iPad's version of Safari:
Adding the Bookmarks Bar
You can enable this feature by:
- Tapping on the Settings app on your iPad.
- Selecting Safari from the left-hand column.
- Sliding Always Show Bookmarks Bar to On.
This will add the Bookmarks Bar to every window of Safari on your iPad. When you launch Safari, you should notice a new grey bar below the URL bar. When you bookmark a page and save it to the Bar, you will see the name of the page appear.
Adding bookmarks to the Bookmark Bar
If you would like to add bookmarks to this Bar, you can do so by:
- Navigating to the webpage in Safari.
- Tapping the + beside the URL bar.
- Naming the page by deleting or modifying the text below Save.
- Pressing on Bookmarks then on Bookmarks Bar in the pop-up window.
- Selecting Save.
The name of the site should pop up in the Bookmarks Bar to the right of the last bookmark added to the Bar.
Editing the Bookmarks Bar
Eventually you will want to edit the Bookmarks Bar. This can be done by:
- Tapping the book icon at the top of the window.
- Pressing Bookmarks Bar followed by Edit in the window that opens.
You will now be able to select different bookmarks. If you press the red circle with the X in it beside each bookmark, it will be deleted. If you tap on the bookmark itself you should be able to edit its name and URL. Tap Done after you have edited or deleted what you need to and any changes should be updated.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- Republican state Assemblyman Tim Donnelly is promoting legislation that would expand the right to carry a concealed weapon in California, continuing his focus on gun rights in his campaign for governor.
The ardent gun-rights advocate from San Bernardino County held a news conference Monday to promote his bill, AB1563. It would shift responsibility for issuing concealed weapons permits from local law enforcement agencies to the state Department of Justice.
Donnelly remains on probation for bringing a loaded handgun into an airport but says he has no "personal experience" with concealed weapons.
In polls, Californians rank issues such as jobs and the economy well above gun rights. But Donnelly says having a safe community is as important as having a community where "businesses feel safe from the oppression of government."
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When I ask ActiveScaffold to show me a very long list (for example the list of products sold), it runs the database query to get the first page of data and it displays it. If the list has a few relations, this query might take some time to execute (over a second). Most of the time, I'm not interested in this "unfiltered" list: the first thing I want to do is click on "search" and filter down this list.
Is there any way I could tell ActiveScaffold not to display the unfiltered list when the list action is called? I would like it to simply display the search form, wait for some criteria to be entered, and only then display the filtered list.


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Km. 111 Maharlika Hi-way, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija
Maintenance Day – Tuesday
The first and only all-weather 18-hole championship golf course in Nueva Ecija, the Lakewood Golf Course experience is definitely something you should not dare miss. The course is equipped with a state-of-the-art drainage system, making it playable all-year round. With 16 man-made lakes strategically scattered throughout the course, you'll be sure to have a challenging yet memorable round of golf.
How To Play
This is a private, members-only golf club. In order to play at this course, you must be accompanied by a member or you may book through GolfPH for a playing access.
Nearby Hotels
Hotel Maharlika
Pan-Philippine Highway, Cabanatuan City
Microtel Inn and Suites – Cabanatuan
Sta. Arcadia, Cabanatuan City
Greenland Leisure Suites
756 Mampulo, Bitas, 3100, Cabanatuan City