Doull, Alexander

Evening Post 10 January 1920
The wedding of Miss Annie Elizabeth Doull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Doull, Taita, to Leonard William Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Sanders, Taita, took place on the 23rd December at Knox Church, Blackbridge, Lower Hutt, when the Rev. James McCaw officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dainty gown, the skirt being of cream taffetas, worn with a ninon blouse and tunic of cream net, embroidered in gold, with silk fringe aud gold beading, and finished with a satin girdle. A veil and orange blossoms Were also worn, and she carried a pretty bonquet of roses and pale shaded sweet peas. There were four bridesmaids, the chief one being. Miss Lavinia Sanders, who wore a pretty frock of grey silk and a black tulle hat, finished with gold, and a bouquet of roses and dark-shaded sweet peas. The three little girl attendants were Doris Avery, Eileen Cottle, and Ellen Doull, the first mentioned wearing a cream frock embroidered in pink and blue, and blue satin hat, while the other two wore dainty white embroidered organdi (sic) muslin frocks with pink satin sashes and bows, with bouquets to match. Mr. Edward Turner was the best man, and Mr. Vivian Doull the groomsman. After the ceremony a reception was held by the bride''s parents.

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Evening Post 29 May 1901
LEASE 2960, RICHARD THOMAS BEST MELLOW to ALEXANDER DOULL, of part of Seotion 38, Hutt District, and a closed road running through the same, being the lands comprised in certificates of title, Vol. 29a, folio 129, and Vol. 78, folio 115. — Notice of re-entry and cancellation of the above lease will be entered on the said certificates of title on the application of Richard Thomas Best Mellow, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 24th day of June, 1901.
Dated this 22nd day of May, 1901, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington.
W. STUART,
District Land Registrar

Evening Post 29 January 1908
NOTICE
TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE LOWER HUTT, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. WE, the undersigned notify that on and after SATURDAY, 1st February, 1908, Milk will be
Per Quart ... 0s 4d
Per Half-gallon ... 0s 7d
Per Gallon ... 1s 2d
(Signed)
RIVERSIDE DAIRY CO., LTD.
INGLIS AND COOPER,
THOMAS PARKER,
ALEXANDER DOULL,
ROBERT AUGUST,
J. B. COOPER,
Y. BERNSTEIN.

Evening Post 5 December 1917
MILK ADULTERATION
Alexander Doull, for whom Mr E. P. Bunny appeared, was charged at Lower Hutt Court, before Mr. W. G. Riddell, S.M to-day, with selling milk containing 7 per cent, of added water. Formal evidence was given by John Lerwell, Inspector under the Sale of Food and Drugs Act. For the defence, Mr. Bunny called Mr. H. A. Ward, an ex-inspector of dairies and secretary and manager of the Wellington Dairy Farmers Association, who gave evidence regarding the good character of defendant, and said it was not possible for dairymen to make a test of their morning''s milk, as, before this could be done, the milk had to be five hours'' old. Also that the lactometers were not reliable.
The Magistrate said that an offence had been committed, but that it was rather a difficult matter to arrive at the penalty, as all cases were not equal. Defendant''s reputation must be taken into consideration. This was evidently an isolated offence. Defendant would be fined £3, with 17s 6d costs.
R. August, similarly charged, with selling milk having 5 per cent added water, pleaded guilt, Mr. Bunny again calling Mr. Ward, who gave defendant an excellent character. A fine of £3 and 17s 6d costs was recorded.
George Mitchell was charged with selling milk having 18 per cent, of added water, and was convicted and fined £7 with 7s costs.

Death Details
1924/3125, Alexander Doull, Aged: 84 - Date of Death 5/7/1924 from Death Registration

Karori Cemetery Records
Last Name: DOULL
First Name: Alexander
Deceased Date: 00-00-0000
Occupation:
Service Date: 08-07-1924
Service Provided: Burial
Cemetery: Bolton St
Section: Public
Plot Number: 1/2.I
Record Number: 95736

Evening Post 7 July 1924
DOULL.- On the 5th July, 1924, at his late residence, Main road, Taita, Lower Hutt, Alexander, dearly beloved husband of Catherine Sinclair; aged 84 years. Deeply mourned.
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Funeral Notice
The Friends of the late Mr. Alexander Doull are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, Main road, Taita, Lower Hutt, on Tuesday, 8th July, 1924, at 1.30 p.m., for the Sydney Street, Cemetery, Wellington.
Brown and Allen,
The Hutt Valley Funeral Furnishers,
Main street, Lower Hutt.
Telephone 89, Lower Hutt

Probate Alexander Doull, Place: Taita, Occ: Dairyman, AAOM 6029 35805, Filed: 5/9/1924, Will, Archives NZ, Wellington

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Karori Cemetery Records
Last Name: DOULL
First Name: Catherine Sinclair
Deceased Date: 00-00-0000
Occupation:
Service Date: 04-07-1926
Service Provided: Burial
Cemetery: Bolton St
Section: Public
Plot Number: 1/2.I
Record Number: 95737

Death Details
1926/6387, Catherine Sinclair Doull, Aged: 78 - Date of Death 1/7/1926 from Death Registration

Evening Post 2 July 1926
DOULL.- On 1st July, 1926, at her late residence, Nainai (sic), Catherine Sinclair, relict of the late Alexander Doull, in her 78th years. At rest.
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Funeral Notice
The Friends of the late Catherine Sinclair Doull are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave her late residence, Nai Nai (sic), Sunday, 4th July, 1926, at 1.30 p.m., for the Sydney Street Cemetery, Wellington.
W. Moss and Co.,
Funeral Furnishers.
82, Main-st., Lower Hutt. Tel. 89, Hutt.

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unsure relationship to Alexander and Catherine Sinclair Doull
Karori Cemetery Records
Last Name: DOULL
First Name: Francis
Deceased Date: 00-00-0000
Occupation:
Service Date: 28-11-1876
Service Provided: Burial
Cemetery: Bolton St
Section: Public
Plot Number: 1/2.I
Record Number: 95739

Could not see a Death Registration
Could not see a Death or Funeral Notice in Evening Post 26/11/1876 to 1/12/1876