Mountain, Frank

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Evening Post 11 December 1873
1 pound REWARD
LOST, at Farmer''s sale, two Documents, of no value except to the owner. The finder can get the above reward by applying at this office, or at Mr N. Valentine''s, Hutt: or Mr F. Mountain, Taita

Wellington Indpendent 12 March 1874
Publican''s Annual Licensing Metting
I hereby give notice that the Publicans'' Annual Licensing Meeting for the Hutt District will be held at the Regident Magistrate''s Court, Wellington, on THURSDAY, the 23rd day of April, 1874, at 11 o''clock in the forenoon.
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Hutt District
List of Applicatiosn for the Wholesale Licenses,
1874-75
Burt, Thomas, The Hutt
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List of Applications for Puiblicans'' Licenses,
1874-75
Death, Samuel, Albion Hotel, The Hutt
Mountain, Frank, Traveller''s Rest, Taita
Petterd, Richard F., Family Hotel, Hutt
Prosser, John, Whitewood''s Hotel, Hutt
Valentine, Nathaniel, Railway Hotel, Hutt
Wilkins, Isaac, Railway Hotel, Upper HUtt
EB. BAKER
Clerk of Court
Resident Magistrate''s Court,
Wellington, 11th March, 1874

Evening Post 9 March 1878
FOR SALE, three years Unexpired Lease (with right of renewal) of 100 acres of rich Land at the Taita, Hutt District. Stock and crop can be taken at valuation if required. Apply to Frank Mountain, New Zealander Hotel, Wellington.


Evening Post 4 December 1902
Mr. Frank Mountain, whose death is announced to-day, was well known to the older settlers in the Wellington district. The deceased, who was a native of England, went out to Australia when quite a youth, and experienced me vicissitudes common to most people who were on the early gold diggings. He arrived in New Zealand under engagement to Mr. Hastwell, the well-known coach proprietor, and was for many years employed in the coaching service between Wellington and the Wairarapa. Leaving the road, he took the Travellers'' Rest Hotel at the Taita, and afterwards he became licensee of a hotel at Greytown. He then took up his permanent residence in Wellington, and built and conducted Tattersall''s (now the Cambridge) Hotel in Cambridge-terrace. Subsequently he Was in possession of the New Zealander Hotel, Manners-street, and still later he occupied a responsible position with the Wellington Tramway Company. Of late years he had been in feeble health, and his death, which occurred at his residence in Adelaide-road last night, was not unexpected. He was about 70 years of age. Deceased has left a widow and a grown-up family of four.

Karori Cemetery Headstone
Scared to the memory of Frank Mountain a native of Bristol, England died 3 December 1902 aged 69 years.
At rest