Churcher, Henry

Marriage Details Date: 1868, Folio No: 970, Names: Henry Churcher and Jane Patterson

Evening Post 29 October 1868
On the 24th inst., by the Rev. J. S. Muir, Mr. Henry Churcher, to Jane Patterson, both of Wellington

Evening Post 7 December 1870
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO COUNTRY SETTLERS, FARMERS, AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
HENRY CHURCHER, of Whitewood''s Hotel, Hutt, in order to prevent any misunderstanding, wishes to inform country settlers, farmers, and the public in general, that the usual Monthly Markets will be held as hitherto at the old established Sale Yards adjoining his Hotel, where an Auctioneer will be in attendance as usual.
H. C. considers it necessary to give publicity to the above as reports have been circulated that the market yards had been removed to the other side of the bridge.
Whitewood''s Hotel,
5th December, 1870.

Evening Post 15 February 1871
TRAVELLER''S REST AND HONEYMOON COTTAGE, TAITA.
HENRY CHURCHER, late of Whitewood''s Hotel, Hutt, begs to inform his friends and the general public that he has taken the above well- known Hotel and assures country settlers and visitors from town that they will find in it every COMFORT and
CONVENIENCE, combined with MODERATE PRICES. To PICNIC PARTIES and those desirous of spending a pleasant day in the country, the SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS of the surrounding scenery will be found to well repay the trouble of a longer drive; and should they favor his house with a visit, H. CHURCHER promises that
every arrangement will be made to add to their enjoyment.
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WINES, SPIRITS, and BEER, of the BEST QUALITY always on hand.
GOOD STABLING

Wellington Independent 20 February 1872
CHEAP FARES. CHEAP FARES. CHEAP FARES.
TO THE HUTT AND TAITA FOR ONE SHILLING!!
E. IKE, late Wairarapa coachman for Mr Hastwell, has for the last five years seen a great want of a Bus which is suited for the comfort of travellers to and from the above named places but he is now glad to say that he has imported one of the most handsome and convenient busses that has ever been in this province, and that every care and attention will be given to the comfort of those who will favor him with their support. -
The Bus will leave Mr Churcher''s Travellers'' Rest Hotel, Taita, at 8.15 a.m., leaving New Zealander Hotel, Wellington, 3.15. p.m.
FARE— ONE SHILLING EACH WAY.

Wellington Independent 17 April 1872
Licensing Meeting
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Rural Licenses.
The following licenses were granted:-
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Henry Churcher, Travellers'' Rest, Taita;
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Alexander MacDonald, Whitewood''s Hotel, Hutt; Nathaniel Valentine, Railway Hotel, Hutt;
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Samuel Death, Albion Hotel, Hutt; R. F. Pettre (sic), Family Hotel, Hutt;
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Evening Post 13 January 1873
LOST, on the 1st January, a small dark Bay Mare. Marks - Cut on knee and white on near hind fetlock. If brought to Churcher''s, Taita, finder will be rewarded

Wellington Independent 21 May 1873
In the SUPREME COURT of NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT.
NOTICE is hereby given that HENRY CHURCHER, of the Taita, in the Province of Wellington, Licensed Victualler, did this day file in the Supreme Court a declara-tion that he is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors.
Dated the 20th day of May, 1873.
R. S. CHEESMAN,
Solicitor for the said Henry Churcher.