Daysh, Henry

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NZPO 1890 - 91 Daysh Harry, farmer
NZPO 1890 - 91 Daysh John, settler

Marriage Details
1880/456, Bride: Mary Ada Davey, Groom: Henry Daysh

Marriage Details
1880/456, Bride: Mary Ada Davey, Groom: Henry Daysh

Evening Post 11 July 1900
FARM TO LET AT TAITA
12 1/2 acres with 6-roomed House and Scullery, bath, copper, &c., &c. The land is in first-class order and free from flood; fences practically new; immediate possession. Apply to Norman J. Daysh, care Captain Adams, Taita, or Frank P. Warnock, Clyde quay, Wellington

Evening Post 18 December 1900
Messrs. J. H. Bethune and Co. submitted for sale by auction yesterday, by instructions from Mr. H. Daysh, his freehold property at Taita, Lower Hutt, containing 12 1/2 acres with a six-roomed dwellinghouse and farm buildings. Although there were several bidders, the higher offer did not quite reach the owner''s reserve, but Messrs. Bethune and Co. have since succeeded in selling the property to Mr. J. R. Cottle, of Belmont

Evening Post 9 March 1904
TO-MORROW,
SALE OF REMARKABLY CHOICE BUILDING SECTIONS.
AT THE TAITA. LOWER HUTT.
IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84,
Lambton-quay, Wellington.
ON THURSDAY, 10th MARCH, 1904,
At 2.30 o''clock p.m.
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MACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. are favoured with instructions to sell by public auction as above —
23 MAGNIFICENT RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SECTIONS, part of Section No. 50, HUTT DISTRICT. and containing an area of nearly HALF AN ACRE each.
These sections are level, dry, and form some of the best Residence Blocks in the Hutt Valley.
The sections are situated between the residences of Mr. Adam Gordon, on the main Hutt-road, and Captain Adams, at the end of the property.
The soil is first-class and specially adaptable for fruit culture and horticultural operations.
The terms of sale are — 10 per cent, deposit, 20 per cent in three months, balance in six months, with interest on unpaid balance at 5 per cent.
Lithographic plans on application.
The ''Bus service from the Hutt to the Taita passes the property nearly every hour daily.
The Auctioneers will be pleased to show any intending purchaser over the various sections, or application can be made to Mr. J. R. Cottle, residing on the ground.

Evening Post 8 May 1886
DAYSH.- On 5th May, at Taita, Hutt, the wife of H. Daysh, of a son. Christchurch papers please copy.

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Death Details
1920/3343, Mary Ada Daysh, Aged: 57Y - Date of Death 5/8/1920 from Death Registration

Evening Post 5 August 1920
DAYSH.- On the 5th August, 1920, at Bowen street Hospital, Mary Ada, beloved wife of Henry Daysh, Martinborough.
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There died in Bowen-street Hospital this morning Mrs. Daysh, wife of Mr. Henry Daysh, a well-known Martinborough resident. The late Mrs. Daysh, who had been suffering for a long period, was a lady of estimable character, an ardent patriotic worker, and her death will be deeply regretted. She was born in Cornwall, and had been a resident of New Zealand for 47 years. She is survived by her husband, one son (Mr. Norman J. Daysh, who is in America); and two daughters, Mrs. Campbell Smith, of Martinborough, and. Mrs. Pring Davey, of Palmerston North Mr. T. H. Davey (ex M.P.), of Christchurch, is a brother of the late Mrs. Daysh, and Mrs. Murdock Taylor, of Featherston, and Mrs. Frank Warnock, Napier, are sisters.

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1936/23989, Henry Daysh, Aged: 77Y - Date of Death 26/11/1936 from Death Registration

Evening Post 27 November 1936
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MR. HENRY DAYSH, who died yesterday, aged 77 years. He was a well-known figure at Martinborough.

Probate Henry Daysh, Year: 1936, AAOM 6029 879 59835, Archives NZ, Wellington
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Hutt Valley Cemetery Record Howard Thomas Daysh, Date: 15 Sep 1887, Christ Church Anglican, Taita, Burial Records


Evening Post 16 September 1887
DEATHS
DAYSH.- On the 16th September, at the Taita, of inflammation of the brain, Howard Thomas, the beloved child of Henry and Mary Ada Daysh, aged 1 years and 4 months
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Evening Post 17 September 1887
FUNERAL NOTICE
The Friends of Mr. Henry Daysh are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late son, Howard Thomas, which will leave his residence, Taita, on Sunday, at 1.45 p.m.
E. A. COLLETT,
Undertakers, Petone