Corbett, John Hicks

- unsure if related?
Wellington Independent 23 April 1868
ANNUAL LICENSING DAY
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LICENSES RENEWED
The licenses renewed were those held by
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Buck, for the Travellers'' Rest, Hutt;
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Mary Corbett, Hutt;
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Samuel Death, Albion Hotel, Hutt;
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J. Osgood, for Whitewood''s Hotel;
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Marriage Details
1869/6000, Bride: Emily Percival, Groom: John Hix (sic) Corbett

Evening Post 30 May 1874
JOHN H. CORBETT, having disposed of the business lately carried on by him as Butcher in the Lower Hutt, takes this opportunity of thanking those who have patronised him during the last four years; and wishes also to acquint them that his successor, Mr J. R. BRANDON, will endeavor to meet the requirements of his customers with the same attention that has always been given to the business from the time of establishment.
The Business will change hands on Monday next, the first day of June. All out-standing accounts will, therefore, be kindly received by J. H. Corbett up to the 15th June, to avoid any unpleasantness in collecting.
JOHN CORBETT.
Lower Hutt, 29th May.
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J. R. BRANDON, in taking over the Business of J. H. Corbett, Butcher, of the Lower Hutt, begs to assure the patrons of his predecessor that every attention on his part will be given to meet the requirements of the trade. He has secured a stock of first-class beef, mutton, pork, &c., and will make his rounds without intermission on and after Monday, 1st June.
J. R. BRANDON.
Lower Hutt, 29th May,


Evening Post 20 July 1874
Licensing Bench
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Transfer of Licenses
The following transfers of licenses were granted:-
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Prosser''s Hotel, Hutt, to C. H. Lansden; Albion Hotel, Taita to J. H. Corbett;
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Wholesale Licenses
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Thomas Mullins, wholesale license for Hutt district - Granted.

Evening Post 8 February 1875
NOTICE
I, the undersigned, have authorised Mr J. R. Brandon to receive all monies due to me in my late Butchering Business, whose receipt will be sufficient for the claim, and that proceedigs are being taken by him against all outstanding accounts.
J. H. CORBETT,
Albion Hotel, Taita

Evening Post 10 June 1875
HUTT LICENSING COURT.
YESTERDAY
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LICENSES GRANTED.
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J. H. Corbett, Albion Hotel, Taita;
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LICENSES OPPOSED.
The application of George Pugsley for the Travellers'' Rest, Taita, was opposed by Inspector Atchinson, on the ground that house was dirty, with windows broken, and was generally out of repair. He was willing to withdraw his opposition, if the applicant promised to put his house in a proper state.
Mr. Pugsley promised to do so.
The Chairman, in granting the license, said they would not license more drinking shops, or any houses which were not actually places of accommodation for travellers. If the applicant failed to perform his promise, his license would be cancelled at the next quarterly meeting.
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Evening Post 7 October 1876
PLOUGHING MATCH
AT
MR. J. MABEY''S PADDOCK, TAITA.
On WEDNESDAY, 11th OCTOBER, for
FARMERS in the HUTT DISTRICT.
Committee - John Edwards, John Daysh, John Austis (sic), James

Cudby, H. Russell, B. Rayner, and G. Pack. (sic)
C. F. Worth, Chairman. J. H. Corbett, Secretary and Treasurer.
Judges - Mr P. Bruce, Mr R. McCulloch, Mr John Blatchfield.
First Prize 5 pounds
Second Priza 3 pounds
Third Prize 2 pounds
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Entrance, 5s.
Entrances will be received up to the evening of the 10th

October, at the Albion Hotal, Taita, and each competitior must

be a subscriber to the fund of 5s.

Evening Post 25 October 1876
BIRTH
CORBETT.- On 25th October, at the Albion Hotel, Taita, the wife of Mr. J. H. Corbett, of a son

Evening Post 1 February 1878
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Mr. Corbett, of the Taita,
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Evening Post 4 July 1878
NOTICE
J. H. CORBETT (late of the Albion Hotel, Taita) having purchased and taken possession of the Empire Hotel at Masterton, begs to inform his friends and the public generally that no trouble or expense will be spared to ensure the comfort of all who favour him with their patronage.
Excellent accommodation for Boarders, Commercial Travellers, and Visitors to Wairarapa.
Firt-class Billard-room and Table. Stabling, and Paddocks.

could not see a Death Registration

Masterton District Council Cemetery Records
Record Number: 000331
Surname: CORBETT
First Names: JOHN HICKS
Age: 39
Date of Death: 00
Date of Burial: 31/03/1886
Cemetery: Archer Street, Q E Park
Area: Plan III
Row: JHC
Plot: 7


Evening Post 30 March 1886
DEATH of Mr. J. R. (sic) Corbett
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Masterton, This Day
Mr J. R. (sic) Corbett, late proprietor of the Empire Hotel, Masterton, and formerly connected with the Travellers'' Rest, Taita, and of the Aglionby Arms, Hutt, died of typhoid fever this morning. He leaves a widow and nine children. It is stated that he recently allowed an insurance policy of 1000 pounds to lapse.

Star 31 March 1886
J. H. Corbett, formerly a publican at Masterton, died there this morning of typhoid fever.

Probate John Hick (sic) Corbett, Place: Masterton, Occ: Hotelkeeper, Date of Death: 30/3/1886, AAAR W3558 Box 783 2609, Filed: 9/7/1886, Intestate, Archives NZ, Wellington

2nd Marriage Details
1890/2396, Bride: Emily Corbett, Groom: Thomas Charles Rayner - Date of Marriage 23/8/1890 from Marriage Registration

Death Details
1910/3261, Emily Rayner, Aged: 57Y

Masterton District Council Cemetery Records
Record Number: 001786
Surname: RAYNOR (sic)
First Names: EMILY
Age: 57
Date of Death: 1/06/1910
Date of Burial: 3/06/1910
Cemetery: Archer Street, Q E Park
Area: Old Ground
Row: ER
Plot: F

Wairarapa Daily Times 1 June 1910
The death occurred at Wellington, shortly before noon to-day, of an old resident of this district, in the person of Mrs Emily Rayner, who had suffered for a number of years from Bright''s disease. The deceased, who was married twice (her first husband being the late Mr John Hicks Corbett), left Masterton some years ago. The funeral will take place at Masterton