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1867 Daily Southern Cross 29 June 1867 | |
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Manifest of ship Merrington, now on her passage ... 1 box, W. H. Chaundry [sic]; ... |
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1867 Daily Southern Cross 30 August 1867 | |
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The barque Merrington, 641 tons, Captain J. W. Graham, made the harbour yesterday afternoon, after a tedious passage of 133 days from the Downs, and 141 from London... ... 1 box, W. H. Chaundry [sic]; ... |
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1870 Hawkes Bay Herald 22 November 1870 | |
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INLAND MAILS. THE following is a schedule of accepted tenders for Inland Mail Services:- Napier and Porangahau, A. Peters, £100. Clive and Pourerere, J. Rollo, £49. Havelock and Kereru, W. H. Chaundy, £38. ... |
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1870 Hawkes Bay Herald Friday, 9th December | |
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sum of £3 13s. 0d. The debt was admitted by Mr. Lee, who appeared for defendant. He asked merely that time might be given. to pay, on the ground's of the defendant's poverty. John [sic] Chaundy, being sworn, deposed:- I live near Havelock. I am a labourer. I have a wife, but no family. I have earned very little money for four months past. I had to pay away all I did earn in the settle- ment of other debts. I owe still about £20. I have the contract for carrying the mail to the Kereru. Judgment was given for the plantiff for the sum claimed, with costs 19s., amount- ing in all to £4 12s. 3d. The first half of this sum was to be paid in April, the next half in July, 1871. |
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1873 Star 8 December 1873 | |
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LARCENY. - Flora Chaunday [sic] was brought up, charged with having stolen two tea cups, the property of Jemima Merrin. The cups were found in the prisoner's possession when arrested, and identified by the prosecutrix as her property. Prisoner was remanded until Tuesday, in order that enquiries might be made into her general character. |
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1873 Star 9 December 1873 | |
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LARCENY. - Flora Chaundy, on remand for having stolen two teacups, was again brought up. Sergeant Willis said the police had not obtained any further information about pri- soner, except that she had been driking for some time, and that her husband was working at Oxford. His Worship said there could be no doubt that the larceny had arisen from drink, and it was also to be regretted that prisoner's husband has lost one situation by trying to look after her. Prisoner would be sentenced to fourteen days' imprisonment, with hard labour, but, if again brought up, she would be dealt with severely as a vagrant. |
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1875 Star 22 December 1875 | |
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LARCENY. - Flora Mary Chaundy was brought on a charge of this nature. From the evidence it appeared that the prisoner stopped at the Wellington Hotel on Thursday last, and after she had left two blankets were missed. Subsequently prisoner sold one of the blankets to Mr H. Davis, High street, for 4s, and the other to Mr Stewart, Lichfield street. Mrs Fuchs positively identified the blankets as her property. Prisoner said she did not take the blankets with the intention of stealing them. Prisoner was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment with hard labour. |
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1876 Star 10 January 1876 | |
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LARCENY OF AN ALBUM. - Mary Flora Chaundy, an elderly woman, was charged with having stolen an album, valued at 12s, the property of Wm. Henry Lutton, Papanui. It appeared that on Nov. 27 prisoner slept at prosecutor's, and after she had gone the album was missed. Subsequently the album was found at Stewart's pawn shop, where prisoner had pawned it for 2s. Mrs Lutton said she had known prisoner for a long time, and never knew anything bad of her before this, and she hoped the Bench would deal leniently with her. Prisoner, in defence, said the album was given to her by Mrs Lutton. His Worship said prisoner appeared to have a weak- ness in the direction of theft. There was a previous conviction against her, and she would be sentenced to one month's imprisonment, with hard labour. |
