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GUTRIDGE, Michael ters Towers ; co-Examiner with Prof. Roby Fletcher, Henry, Market Ac­ M.A., Adelaide, etc. Holds degrees in Philosophy and countant; b. Dec, 1869, Divinity. Originated educational work associated with in Maritzburg ; s. of his name in Durban. At by election in 1905 contested J. T. Gutridge; m., Durban Borough against Mr. M. Evans : in 1900 elected April, 1902. Ruth Jack­ as direct Labour member for Durban, and polled 2.224 son, Maritzburg; 2 chil­ votes, or 000 above highest number polled at the pre­ dren. Add., 327, Bulwer vious general election. In polities is an avowed State St., Maritzburg. Vice- Socialist of the Richard Scddtui type. Wields a facile President Maritz burg pen; is said by one section of the I'ress to he the 'best- Dist. Football Associa­ read and most brainy man in Durban*' : by another to tion. be "the gl'bbcHt-tongucd demagogue in S.A." Opinion of himself is: "Man am 1 grown, man's work must I do." Hobbies : Poultry and roses.

HALL, Edmund John; b. 5th Nov., 1876, in Maritzburg; s. of Alfred Hall ; m.". 20th Jan., 1904, E. M. Reed ; 1 HACKLAND, David Arthur, Civil Servant, Harding; child. Ed u c. Boys' b. 19th Aug., 1883, at Richmond, Natal; e.s. of J. R. L. Model School, Maritz­ Hackland, of Richmond. Educ. Richmond. Hobby : burg. Hobbies : Sports Sport generally. Won silver cup for shooting, Harding; in general. Played in best shot 1905. Clubs : Harding C.C., L.T.C., G.C., and Junior Intertown (Asso­ R.A. ciation), 1896 ; Senior Intertown 1898-9, 1902- HADEN, Francis Sevmoy : (.M(L; b. 7th March, 3; also chosen for 1900, 1850; e.s. of Sir Francis S. Haden ; m., 1885, Ethel, d. but was unable to play. of Lieut.-Col. Rranfill. Educ. Westminster School and Played Currie Cup 1899; Christchurch, Oxford (B.A. honours 1873). Private Sec­ chosen to play Currie retary to Sir Henry Bulwer. (I.C.M.G.. Licui.-Governor Cup 1902, but,* through of Natal. 1876-1877 ; Chief Cleik Colonial Secretary's paucity of entries, it Office, Natal, 1880 ; Asst. Colonial Secretary, 1881; did not take place. Acting Colonial Treasurer 1885 : Acting Cob mini Secre­ Played for Maritzburg and N it; 1 against Corinthians, 1903 ; also played in Junior hit tary, 1885 ; Colonial Secretary. 1SS7 : and mi several •itown cricket in sea- occasions Deputy-Governor of Natal and Zululand. In sons 1900-1 and 1901 2. Add., " Keuilw ort h." Wood- 1892 was granted a Dormant Commission, under which house Rd., Scottsville. Marit/.burur . Member Swifts' F.C. he twice administered Governments of Natal and Zulu- and Maritzburg Referees' A^oei it ion. land. A member of Executive and Legislative Councils of Colony from 1885 ; President Natal Trade Commis­ HALSTED, Fleetwood, Accountant: b. i4th June, sion, 1885. Retired 1893, on adoption by Natal of Re­ 1864, at Blackheath, Kent. Iau:d.; s. of Vice-Admiral sponsible Govt. Add., "Oxcnham Manor," nr. Oke- G. A. Halsted ; in., 26th April. 1890. Gertrude Mary hampton, Devon. Club: White's, London. Bamber ; 8 children. Educ. Boval Naval School. New Cross. Game to Colony July. 1882. Hobbies: Garden­ H AO ART, Richard. Manager Natal Branch of the ing and sports. Add.. '"1 he Nook." Burger St.; and Gourock Ropework.Export Co.. Ltd.. Point. Port Natal. Club St., Maritzburg. lion. Sec. and Treas. Maritz.burg Formerly Ship Draughtsman on the Clyde.' B. 1803. at Cricket Union. Played for the old Maritzburg County Port Glasgow, Scotd.; s. of Kichd. B.Hagart, of Port C.C. 24 years ago ; still playing in the Senior Leagues, Glasgow; m., 1893, C. Y. Niven. of Shettleston, nr. for the Zingari. Played 17 years in Senior football in Glasgow; 4 children. Educ. Port Glasgow Burgh School, Natal and O.R.C. Originator, in conjunction with S. W. and Greenock Academv. Came to Colony in 1899. Add., Leake, of Central Tennis Club. the Point, Port Natal.

HAGGAR, Dr. C. H. ; HAMILTON, David; is an East Anglian by b. 1 8 4 7, in Ayrshire, birth (1854). Educ. for Scotd.: s. of late John the Church, which he Hamilton, of Stuart own. resigned in 1889, and Ayrshire : m., 1872, in took up Scholastic and London, Sophia Jane, d. Literary work. He came of late James Cole, of to Natal a little over 8 Watford, Herts.; 10 chil­ years ago, and is re­ dren. Educ. Ayrshire. membered for active Add., Proprietor, Bel- work among the sick grave Hotel; and "Lain- and wounded soldiers, shaw House," Mitchell and for work among the Cres., Berea. Durban. .refugees. In Australia Arrived in Natal 1877, \ many years ; Prof, of and contracted in rail­ Languages in Technical way work for a few College, Townsville; y e a r s. Subsequently Prof, of Chemistry, started and successfully Technical College, Char- developed hotel busi- NATAL WHO'S WHO. 83 iress. Past Capt. Durban G.C.; Past Chairman Durban HAMMOND, Alfred Turf Club, and Steward; member Durban Howling Club, Ernest; b. 10th Dec, and R.N.Y.C. Chairman Durban and Coast Licensed Vic­ 1851, in London; s. of tuallers' Association. Chairman several cricket and John Hammond, Har- football Clubs; Past Chairman Swimming Club. Steward berton, Devonshire. Durban and Coast Agricultural Societv. Educ. City of London School. M*, 1874, Lydia, d. of James Barmore, of HAMILTON, William London; 4 sons. Clubs: Henry, Manager Bel- Junior Conservative, grave Hotel, Durban ; London W.; Civil Ser­ b. 30th Oct., 1870, in vice, Durban. Arrived Durban ; s. of David in Colony March, 1879. Hamilton ; m., A p r i 1, Entered service of. 1000, Miss Scrutton, of N.G.R. in March, 1879, Swcllendam, C.C. Educ. as Chief Clerk Loco. D u r b a n High School. Dept. Now Head of One of the foremost Labour Dept. President sportsmen in Durban ; Natal L.T.A.; Chairman has represented Natal Berea L.T.C.; Vice-President and Chairman D.R.C. Has in the Transvaal ana always been a keen and enthusiastic sportsman. In the Cape Colony. Since past has been associated with the following Clubs: — 1902 has been constant­ Member Clapton, Hampton Wick, and Surrey Co. C.C.'s; ly before the public ; member German Ovmnastic Society. Durban; Sec. and won Swimming Cham­ Capt. D.R.C.; Capt.' first N.G.R. C.C.: first Capt. vVan- pionship of Natal in derers C.C.; Sec. and Instructor Durban A.G.C.; Sec. 1902. Represented Natal Durban A.S.C.; Sec. Oval Committee: Sec. Berea L.T.C. in Johannesburg at S.A. Athletic Champioiislrps, in 1904; represented Natal at Capetown in 1993. At Sons of England Sports, Durban, F.I04. wmi the 100yds., 220yds.. and 440yds., from scratch. In I'.HK won 100yds. Natal Championship (loosed, 220yds. Natal Champion­ HAMMOND, Arthur Charley Accountant and Con­ ship (23sec), Evans Memorial Handicap 300yds., scr.— veyancer, Maritzburg ; b. 1838. at Hackney, London ; s. (33$sec), Licensed Victuallers' Cup 440yds., scr.— of John Hammond, formerly Fast India Meichant, of (olgsec). Best recorded time for 100yds. lOisee. (on the City of London ; in., Feb . 1902, Florence, d. of late 2 occasions); 220yds. in 22jN'c. Selected in I90f> for J. S. Distin. forinerly of Tafelberg Hall, (ape Colony; 1 Natal Lacrosse Team against Transvaal. I lays a good child. Educ. at Hackney Grammar School, and in Ger- game at billiards. Has steered his own pony to victory manv and France. Came to Colonv 1883. at a local gymkhana. President Natal Amateur Swimming Association; Vice-President Clenwood C.C. Chairman of Committee Q.P.S.C.; Sec. and Treas. Licensed Vic­ tuallers' and Trade Sports Club : Starter Durban A.C. Delegate Chippewa Club to Natal L.A. HAMMOND, Frederick Arthrr; b. 1853, at War­ wick, Engd.; 3rd s. of late Rev. A. Hammond, of War­ wick ; m., 1876, in Engd., Laura, d. of late Rev. Wm. H/MM ICR, Ernest Gray, Harrow-on-thc-Hill. Middlesex; 5 children. Educ. Austin, Archdeacon of Cheltenham College. Add.. Meteorological Asst., the Durban. Educ. Charter­ Observatory; and 26, Halford Rd.. Perea. Durban. Came house and Exeter Col­ to Natal 1882. 11 vears in Obscrvatorv. lege, Oxford; gradu­ ated 1 8 7 3 ; Salisbury Theological College 1874 ; read for Holy Orders, and ordained same year. Priest 1873, H ANBURY, Selhv. receiving title from the Land, Estate and Gen­ Vicar of Christ church, eral Agent; b. 1880. at St. Pancras, L o n d o n. Teston, Kent. Engd.; s. Rector of Foordbiiry of Ernest O. Hanbury, and Minister Diocese of of Jude & Ha n b u r y, Truro, 1877. Resigned Brewers. Educ. Ton- these in HJ85, and re­ bridge. Came to Colonv turned to London as 1903. Hobbies: Philately Curate to the Rev. and books. Add.. 18, Canon Furse, of St. John's. Westminste Became Arch* H a in p son's Buildings. deacon of Zululand, 1880 till 1889 ; left »r Queensland, Member of the Old Ton- Australia, where he worked in Diocese of Rrishanc till bridgians' Club, London. 1894, when he returned to Engd. In 1893 he went to Bulawayo, Rhodesia, as Priest-in-( harge, 2 years ; in 1896 Vicar of Parish of rmhlatu/ani. Diocese of Natal ; in 1899 Archdeacon of Durban ; in 1904 he was made Vicar of Lower Umgeni, Durlmn. which he held till the end of 1906, when he resigned the cure of souls. H4 NATAL WHO'S WHO.

HANDLE Y, Alfred at Kingswood College, Grahamstowu. Hobbies: Cricket Charles Hepburn; b. football, tennis, and horse breeding. Add.. Matatiele 1867, in Maritzburg; e.s. E. Griqualand. Member of Kok-tad ( lub. of late Cbas. G. 1 land- ley, an early Colonist, of 1859; m./1892, Mary. HARLEY, Francis, 3rd d. of J. Norman, of Farmer; Basuto Medal; Durban; 2 children. b. 1851, at Grahams- Educ. St. Charles' Gram­ town, C.C.; s. of John mar School. Add., c/o Harley; m., 1890, Edith Randies, Bro. & Hud­ Neville Leonard; 4 chil­ son, Maritzburg. After dren. Educ. Fort Beau­ leaving school was for fort. Came to E. Gri­ 3 years in Bank of qualand in 1885. Noted Africa, Ltd., and sub­ for Shorthorn cattle. sequently joined present Served in Gcaleka and firm, with whom he has Basuto Wars. Add., been ever since. " Praam kop," P.O. Ce- darvillc. Member No. 15 Troop, E.G.M.R. HANDS, George Ernest ; b. 24th Aug., 1 8 6 7, in Buckingham­ shire; 2nd s. of Thos. Hands, of Bedford; in., 31st Dec, 1898, Ruby, HARLEY, Walter; Kafir War Medal (1878). Basuto d. of Sam Rosenthal, Medal (1881), Boer War Medal (1900 2); Farmer. B. Johannesburg ; 3 chil­ 1841, at Grahainstown ; s. of John Harley ; m., 1873, dren. E d u e. Newark, Kate Harley; 5 children. Kduc. at Grahamstown. Came Notts. Hobby : Music. to E. Griqualand 1885. Breeder of pure-bred Merino Resident Partner of sheep. Served in Kafir, Basnto, and Boer Ways. Add., G a r 1 i c k & Hands, "Treurfontein." P.O. Strijdfontcin, Kok^tad. Member Wholesale M e r chants, Kokstad Club. Durban (John Garliek, M.L.A., Capetown, Se­ nior Partner). Came to HARPFR, QMV, L.D.K., S.A. over 17 years ago, Surgcon-Pe: ti-t (Gray's for Mr. Garliek ; 18 Inn). 230, Church St. months Capetown, 10 Dental member of the j-ears Johannesburg, 6 years Durban. Vice-President Natal Medical Council. Natal K.C. Past Master Port >'atal Lodge. Member Add., Maritzburg. Committee of Chamber of Commerce.

HANHAM, Rev. Henry Howard; appointed to the Parish of Mid Tllovu, Natal, by the late Bishop of the Diocese, Hamilton Baynes. B. 2nd March, 1801, at Wareham. Dorsetshire; 2nd s. of Rev. Abdiel llanham, Vicar of Graveney-eum-Goodncstone ; m., 21st Nov., 1905, to Edith Elizabeth, d. of Rev. W. Purchas-Dawe, Vicar of Satterthwaite, Lanes. Kduc. King's School, Worcester, and St. Augustine's College. Canterbury. Came to Colony in 1895. having previously worked with the Ven. Archdeacon Light foot. St. Paul's, Capetown, and as Asst. Curate at St. George's Cathedral, in that city. Held the Cures, successively, of St. Peter's, Mow­ bray, Ospringe, and Graicmv parishes, in the Canter­ bury Diocese, and St. John's. Wynhcrg. Cape Peninsula; HARPER, William, Manager Harvey, Green- also Acting Chaplain Aix-la Chapel!, . Hobbies: Reading, acre & Co., Vryheid; b. climbing, and water-colour painting of the Mora of S.A. 18 5 8, at Scarborough, and of the Thanatophidia. Add.. the Vicarage, Mid- Yorks.; 2nd s. of late Illovu Central, Natal. Henry Harper; m., 1883. HANKEY, Humphrey Alers, Manner Raereeke & Educ. Wesleyan Metho­ Kleudgen, Agents, Club Arcade : b. 1874. at Isle of dist School, Scar­ Wight; s. of Jamieson Alers Hankey, Junior Carlton borough. Came to Col­ Club, London. Educ. abroad. 3 years in S.A. (2 in ony 1878. Local Preacher Johannesburg). Came to Natal in 1905 to open the and Church Oflicer branch agency. Was 9 years in America as Sec. and (Wesleyan Methodist). Business Manager of mining companies. Hobbies : Chairman of first Local Sports generally. Add., Club Arcade, Durban. Member Board. Chairman Cham­ of Durban and Rand Clubs. ber of Commerce. Add., Vryheid. HARGREAVES, Ebenezer Berry Davis. Attorney of the Supreme Court and Notary Public ; b. 9th Dec, 1880, in the Transkei; s. of Rev. P. Hargreaves. Educ NATAL WHO'S WHO.

!IS, Henry A., Inter-Railway Joint Officers' Conference. 1900 : and Sec. ral Score tarv Parliamentary Committee on Govt. Forwarding. 1900. A.; b. 1875, in Owing to break-down in health, was obliged to take :h. f' o r u w a 1 I, protracted leave and long sea .voyage* during 1905. s. of W. F. Hnr- \ i-ited the Antipodes. Philippines, China. Japan, and Icluc. R e (I r u t Ii. Canada. Returned to Natal Jan., 1900, and reeei\ed > to S.A. 11)0 1. appointment of Sec. Railway Advisory Board. April. 1900 : Music. Formcr- (attached to the Administrative Stall" of the General mcctcd with the Manager of Railways). town, Johanncs- and Kast London H* PRISON, Moses; b. cs V.M.CA. Add., 11th July. 1 84 9, at A.. Maritzburg. Bradford, Yorks.; eld­ est surviving s. i>f late 'I hos. Harrison, of Brad ford. Yorks.; m., 1887; 4 children. Educ. Brad­ ford. Add., Forwarding, Shipping, and Customs Agent, Point ; and Gil­ RIS, Howard, lespie St., Back Beach, E., Cons u lting, Durban. Came to Natal I, and Mechanical Jan., 1888 ; was Stock ?cr, Club Arcade, and Share Broker until nj P.O. Box 752; 1891, when he started ,d cable add. "Car- his present business. l/' Member New Durban, ami Dun- nd District Club, h March, J 831, at HARRISON, Robert J., 17. Timber St.. Maritzburg, h, Kngd.: s. of Advocate and Solicitor ; res.. 298, Burger St.. Maritz­ L' hos. II a r r i s, burg. Is an Irishman by birth. Came to Natal in 1884. r, Ipswich; and of M. Jane, 4th d. of Win. Carter, of Tintern. Wccnen ran. Bert li shire. Co., in 1889; 1 s. Was on the Staff of "Time* of Natal" Ipswich Grammar for 12 years (the last 2 as Editor). Resigned Editor­ , Glasgow L niver- ship in May, 1899, to start practice a< an Advocate in a n d Athcmcum. Maritzburg, having been called to the Natal Bar in d in S.A. in J 881, Jan.. 1894. lias continued to pracliee there since, I as been connected with Natal sine.- <»;».">. hrign- lakes a keen interest in Municipal affair*. siud i» Chair­ a-orks ; discovered solid graphite be! at Ingeli man of the Maritzburg Ratepayers' Association. Is a tains. Natal. Has ih>ated and developed \ annus member of the Victoria Club, Golf Club, and Anglers' y schemes. Was through the M. ge of Ladysinith. Association. Hobbies : Golf and fishing. as S.A. Medal with Talana clasp. M., tuice; 2 both following the Engineering profession). Hob- HARRISON, Swain- Study and travel. ston. Civil Servant; b. Oth Oct., 1800, in Tot­ RISON, C. W. tenham. London; s. of :la; Secretary Swainston Harrison, iy Advisory and member of Stock Ex­ ry Boards/ etc.; change, London (for­ I o r of " N a t a 1 merly of E d m o n t o n, I Guide," " Port London); m., 28th April, and also com- 1897, Edith Noel, y.d. a "Railway His- of late Win. Robinson )f the Anglo Boer Shaw, of K a r k 1 oo f, (for future publi- Natai; 3 children. Educ. ). B. at Grantham, Govt. Primary and nshire, in 1874, lli^h Schools, .Maritz­ rluc. in that town burg. Came to Colonv ivately. Originally 1st Jan., 1874. Add., 28, led for Legal Pro- Alexandra Rd., Maritz­ l. c i r cumstances burg. Student Zulu In­ d a Railway ca- tel prefer, 2nd March, 1887 ; Acting Clerk and Zulu In­ Trained on G.N.R., terpreter, Magistrate's Office, Alexandra. 17th March, 898, serving latter 1888; acted as 2nd Clerk to Magistrate, Cm\oii. in under direction of Sir Henry Oakley. Resigned Nov., 1888 ; Acting Clerk and Zulu Interpreter. Magis­ 18 to proceed to Natai. Acted in various odieial trate's Offices. Polela and Lower linziinkulu. 25th Jan. ities in N.G.R. Administration, ami responsible and 14th May, 1889. respectively: 3rd Class Oik and epartmental literary and artistic work. Besides Zulu Interpreter, Magistrate's Office. Lower I'mzimkulu, aryships named above, held following positions : 5th Aug., 1889 ; 2nd Class Clerk, lsf July. 1890 ; Clerk pecial Railway Commissioner (.1. H. Smith), 1002-3; of the Court, Lion's River Division. 20th Ma v. 1897 ; o Minister for Railways and Harbours (Hon. J. G. Chief Clerk, Sec. for Native Affairs' Office, 19th Oct., an) at Freights Conference, London, 1905; Sec. 1897 ; Asst. Under Secretary for Native Affairs, 1st NATAL WHO'S WHO.

•July, 1903 ; member of Board rff Examiners in Zulu, gate. Since 1891 Chief Accountant. Before appoint­ 24th Mareh, 1902 : has acted as Magistrate. Lower I'm- ment as Chief Accountant had held many other otriees zimkulu. Lion's River, and Imgcni Divisions, and as under N.G.R., so has wide and extensive experience. Under Secretary for Native A Hairs, 1993 5. Freemason. For 25 years 'irea-urcr of various Congre­ gational Churches in Natal. Hobbies : Gardening, Church and Sunday School work. HARVEY, Charles Penrose; b. 2nd May, 1870, at Verulani; s. of •John Harvey, Verulam; .grandson of late Francis HASTIE.James, J.P., Builder and Contractor; b. 1856, Harvev, early settler at Glassford. Lanarkshire, Seoid.; e>. of late William (1850)*. M., 1893; 2 chib Hastie; ni., 1894, Agnes Pater-on, of Stranraer. Scotd.; dren. Educ. Verulam. 1 d. Educ. Govt. School, (;ia->!ord. Came to Colony Hobby: Prize poultry; 1879. Was 3 times Mayor of Newcastle, and has been Black Minorca breed. on the Council since its formation. Add.. "Glas

HATHORN. Fergus HARWIN, Richard Hugh; Queen's Medal William ; b. nth May, and bar (Relief of Lady­ 1852, at Wisbech, Cam­ smith), late Boer War. bridgeshire ; 2nd s. of Accountant and Convey­ late Richard Harwin, of ancer : b. 17th April, Wisbech; m., 12th Nov., 1875, in Maritzburg ; s. 1879, d. of late John of F e r g u s Alexander Forrest, of linbilo ; 3 Hathorn, of Maritzburg; children. Educ. Stavely in., 31st July, 1900, Mar­ School, Wisbech. 4 years garet, d. of Robert How- in G.E.R. Co.'s service. den, of Durban. Educ. Add., Chief Accountant, High School, D u r b a n N.G.R., Durban ; and (1887 to 1890). and Hil­ Sea View. Came to Natal ton College. H o b b y: 1st Nov., 1873 ; joined Horticulture. Add.. P.O. Railway in 1877. Has Box 87, and 238, Pine attended all the Rail­ St., Maritzburg. Clubs: way Accounting Officers' Victoria Club and N.C. Conferences as a dele- Regt. Club, Maritzburg. NATAL WHO'S WHO. 87

HATHORN, James H AUG EN, Thorvald Adrian. Solicitor of Marentius. L.R.C.P. Supreme Court of (1 9 0 3), S. Gias. and Natal ; b. 14th July. Edin.. M.D. Royal Uni­ 1880, at Maritzburg ; versity. Ci.ristiania, Nor­ 2nd s. of Kenneth II. way. Indian Medical II a t h o r n, K.C., ex- Officer, and at present M.L.A. Educ. Hilton Col­ Acting Dist. Surgeon lege (Natal), Lancing and Health Officer, College (Engd.), and Port Shepstone, Lower Cambridge University. Cmzimkulu Dist. B. 5th Add., of Clarkson & Feb., 1872, at Hammer- Hathorn, Field St., Dur­ fest. Norway: s. of O. ban. Clubs: Durban T. Haugen, Merchant H.C.. Wanderers C.C. and Exporter; in., 5th Member of N.C. 4 years Oct., 1905. Johanna Ca- in his father's office, and tharina El off", of Rusten- subsequently with Shep­ burg, Transvaal ; 1 s. stone, Wylie & Binns (1 Educ. Christiania, Nor­ year). Joined his present Partner in April, 1006. way, where qualified in 1898, and studied at Royal Uni­ versity, Lund, Sweden, and in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Made a special study of Surgery and Oplhalmology in London and Paris. Came to Colony Jan., 1900. Em­ ployed in British service as a Civil Surgeon during the HATHORN, Kenneth War, for a period of 2* years. Corresponds with Nor­ wegian Medical Journals on different subjects. Add., Howard, K.C.; Presi­ dent of the Natal Law Indian Medical Officer, Port Shepstone. Hobby: Sports, generally. Society ; M.L.A. for Maritzburg City from 1901 to 1900 ; Director of Natal Bank, Ltd.; etc. Started business in Maritzburg as a Solici­ tor in 1872, from which has grown the firm of Hathorn, Cameron & HAY, James Mess Co., Advocates, Solici­ Allan (Allan Hay), tors, and Notaries. B. Stock Broker and Ac- 2nd June, 1849, at Sal- countant, Managing ford, Manchester, Engd.; Partner in firm of Line s. of John Piper Ha­ & Hay ; 1>. 3rd Sept., thorn, of Maritzburg 186T>. at Kirkcaldy. Fife- (Master of the Supreme ' shire, Scotd.; s. of late Court), formerly of Maybole, Ayrshire. N.B. M., 23rd ('apt. Alexander Allan April, 1877, Agnes Blaikie (who died on 10th Nov., Hay, of Kirkcaldy, Fife- 1894), e.d. of Anthony Adrian Blaikie. formerly of Aber­ shire; m., 1889, Helen, d. deen; 6 children. Educ. High School, Maritzburg (now of Win. Kellock, Devon- Maritzburg College). Came to Colony loth July, 1S50. port: 2 children. Kduc. in S.V. Henrietta. Add., 17a, Loop St., Maritzburg ; Burgh School, Kirk- and "The Kloofs," Belfort Station. Member of Victoria ealdv. Came to Colony Club, Maritzburg. July, 1889. Hobbies': Riding and gardening. Fellow of Institute of Accountants in Natal. Ex-Chairman Maritzburg Stock Exchange. HATTON, Arthur. Add., P.O. Box 48, Maritzburg. Manager Qndge - Whit - worth, Ltd., Ferguson's Buildings, Field St., Durban; and Stamford Hill; b. Aug., 29th, 1874, in Yorkshire; 4th s. of late Isaac Hatton, Col­ liery Manager. Educ. HAYCROFT, John Charles; b. 17th May, 1873, at G 1 o u c e s tershire; m., Blackburn, Victoria Co.; only s. of late Charles Lyons 19 0 2, at Monmouth, Haycroft. of Excise and Customs Dept.; m., 1002, at Lilian, d. of Wm. Tench S. C. J.unction, Helen, d. of late John Stranack, of Veru- Page, of Monmouth; 1 s. lam: 2 children. Educ. Verulam Primary School and Followed the Mining Durban High School. Add., Dist. Account ant, P.W.D.; profession until about 4 and Umbilo. Member of Sea View Rifle Association years ago, when he and S. C. Junction Literary Association; member of joined present firm, as Independent Order of Rechabites; member of N.M.R. 3 Durban Manager. years in Durban P.O.; 9 years in Excise; 4 years with, P.W.D. r 88 NATAL WHO'S WHO.

HAYGARTH, William HAYNE, Martin Davenport. Has been Wheatley; b. 1862, at in the employ of "Na­ Clapham, Surrey ; 2nd tal Mercury" for 2 8 s. of late W. H. Hayne; years, and during the m., 1887, at Kingwil- latter half has been liamstown, Ethel May, Overseer of Works; b. d. of late Thos. Perks, Sept. 28, 1858, in Dur­ of Kingwilliamstown; 4 ban, Natal ; 2nd s. of children. Educ. Cran- late Joseph W. H a y- leigh College, nr. Guild­ garth, well-known mus­ ford, Surrey. Add., of ic and schoolmaster. Hayne & Co., Commis­ Hobbv: Photography. sion Agents and Mer­ Add., "Natal Mercury," chants, etc., Commercial or 97, Florida Rd. Rd.; and " Hinemoa," Upper Moore Rd., Berea, Durban. Clubs: Durban Turf Club, Johannes­ burg New Club. Came to Natal 1899, and started present business in 1901.

HAYGARTH, Walter HAYWARD. Not man, c/o Win. Savage & Son (late Jacques; b. 6th Oct., Leo. Raphaely & Duckies) ; b. in Grahamstown. S.A.; 1863, in Durban; y.s. of went to Australia, and played as wing three quarter late Joseph Williamson for N.S.W.; played for Durban against Maritzbuvg in Haygarth, an early 1904, 1905, and 1906, being a member of the New Zea­ Colonist (18 5 4), late land R.F:C.; represented Natal in the Currie Cup, at Organist St. Paul's Johannesburg, 1900. Is a member of the Australian Church, and Bandmaster C.C., and Vice-Capt. of the Y MCA. Swimming Club. Royal Durban Rangers. M., Oct., 1894, Eliza P r i s c i 11 a, d. of Mrs. HEAD, Arthur, Civil James Wood, of Veru- Engineer (Dist. Engi­ Iam; 2 children. Appren­ neer P.W.D.); b. 1871, in Co. Tipperary. Irld.; ticed N.G.R. Workshops s. of Rev. J. C. Head ; Sept., 1883 ; appointed in., Dec, 1903, E. A. Draughtsman Sept., Mason, of lrld.; 1 child. 1889 ; Chief Draughts­ Educ. Sherborne, Dorset, man present date. As­ Engd. Came to Colony sisted to teach Railway June, 1896. Add., Town Drawing Class during early part of this period. Add., Hill, Howick Rd., Mar­ 68, Botanic Garden Rd., Berea, Durban. Fond of all itzburg. Member of Vic­ out-door sports. Hobbies : Entomology and botany. toria Club, Maritzburg. Discovered plants in Zululand and elsewhere (named after him). Contributed drawings to Mr. Medley Wood's book of plants.

HAYNES, Thomas Ernest; Zulu War Medal. Proprietor of "Netley House" (a high- class Temperance Health HEARN, Charles Han- Resort), Malvern. B. bury. A.M.I.Mech.E., 12th July, 1 8 5 7, at Power Station Engineer, Southampton; s. of late N.G.R.; b. 1 8 7 6, at Thomas Havnes ; m., llighgate, London; only 15th Sept., 1885, Caro­ s. of late Robt. John line, e.d. of late George Hearn, "C h e sterfield Hillary, of Malvern. Lodge," Highgate ; m., Educ. Clarke's Academy, 15th Feb., 1903, in Mar­ Southampton. Came to itzburg, d. of late Jas. Colony in 1879. Hobby: Barnes, of Maritzburg; P h o tography. Fought 1 d. Educ. Woodbridge through the Zulu War; Grammar School, Ro­ was present at Talaka, chester M a t h emat ical Upoko, Kambula, and School, Manchester Ulundi. Since 1886 has been much interested in religious Technical School, and and Temperance work, especially among the young ; pupil of Nay smith Wil­ 20 years a Sunday School Supt. Was founder, and for son, Ltd., Bridgewater many years proprietor, of the Caxton Printing Works, Foundry, Manchester. 5 Durban. Add., "Netley House," Malvern. Member oi years in present position. Add., "Bungalow," Sea View, €.E. Society and Blue Ribbon Army. Natal. NATAL WHO'S WHO. 89

• ELAN Artt* r mission, 1885; and S.A. Customs Conference, 1906. Pub­

B M.A. (Oxford), lished "South African Cricketers' Annual,'' 1885 to 1891 rate Secretary to (new one in preparation); edited book of "Speeches of 2 x cellency Sir the late Rt. Hon. Harry Escombe'' (with a preface by r y McCaliu in, the late Sir John Robinson, K.C.M.G.), 1903. Add., 283, I.G., Governor of Burger St., Maritzburg. I. -B. 28th Feb., 1876, ieavitree, Devon- ; s. of Rev. J. W. H E N D E RSO N, Robert, eland, M.A. Educ. Shipping Manager for Paul's School and Parker, Wood & Co., College, Oxford. Ltd.; b. 3rd July, 1867, i to Colony 1901. at Chryston, nr. Glas­ >ies : Music, paint- gow, Scotd.; s. of late md shooting. Add., Wm. Henderson, of e r n in e n t House, Chryston, nr. Glasgow; L in., *1899. Educ. Chrys­ ton School. Came to Colony April, 1889. Hobby: Tennis. Was a well-known football player, and Captained DERSON, Andrew the Q.P. F.C. for years; ird Firth, M.A was also a member of )n.), Inter. B.Sc. the Q.P. C.C. At present i.), Schoolmaster ; prominent member of th May, 1872, iu Carlton L.T.C. Add., 9th i, Birmingham ; s. Ave., Berea. ev. William John erson. P r e s i dent st College (Bris- H E N D E R SON, V i c e-P r e s i dent William Plowman st Union of Great Moyeae; b. 27th Sept., ; a i n and Ireland. 1871, in Rochester, King Henry VIII. Engd.; 4th s. of late W. >1, Coventry, and Henderson, of Rochester, ohn's College, Ox- Engd.; in., 15th April, Came to Colony 1890, Edith, d. of Ed­ Add., Berea Aca- ward Pickering; 3 chil­ , Durban. dren. Edue. Wokingham Grammar School, Berk­ shire. Add., Asst. Town DERSON, James, Joint Manager Steel, Murray Clerk, Town Hall; and Durban. 16 years in Natal. Hobbies : 'tennis 129, Musgrave Rd., walking. Member of Berea Presbyterian Church. Berea, Durban. Capt. Treas. Durban and Coast Agricultural Society ; D.L.I. 13 months' active nittee S.P.C.A. Member of Durban Club. Acting service ; me da! and ient Berea Choral Society. clasps. Published, in 1904, "Fifty Years' Mu­ nicipal History of Durban, Was with columns sup- pressing native rising. DERSON, John Ihief Hansard Re- r Natal Legislative HENDEY, Leonard ably; b. 24th Aug., Willi m, Maritzburg at Gateshead, Market; b. 27th Feb., s. of late George 1 8 80, at Lyniington, d erson.. Manager Hampshire, Engd.; s. of Ironworks, Gates- Walter Hendey. Educ. Engd.; in., 29th British D a y School, i, 1890, Margaret, Lvmington. C a m c to of late J o s e p h Colony in Oct., 1894. of Park Works, Hobbies : Sport and head ; 4 children. postcard-collecting; has Rev. J. P. Say- one of the finest collec­ r n e's A c a demy, tions in Natal ; cards head. Came tp Col- from all over the world. lay, 1883. Hobby : Add., 41, Railway St., et. Reporter, and Maritzburg. Clubs: Late juently Sub Editor, Sec. and Treas. Maritz­ hern Daily Express," Newcastie-on-Tync. 1878 to burg Lacrosse Club; Hansard Reporter Natal Parliament, 1883 to pre- M a r i t z burg Referees' time ; Official Reporter Natal Crown Lands Com­ Association, Pirates F.C. 90 NATAL WHO'S WHO. HENWOOD, Charlie, HERBERT. Arthur J.P., Mayor of Dur- Whittle; b. 1854, in ban; b. *14th Feb., Warwickshire, Engd^; s. 1 8 5 7, in Torquay, Div of F. J. Herbert ; ni., vonshire; m., 1801, Miss Dee., 1872, L. J. Evans ; Downos; 3 c h i 1 d r IK n. 8 children. Educ. King Landed in Natal Sept., Edward's School, Birm­ 1800. He is a Major in ingham. Hobbies: Agri­ the N.M.R., and was ac­ culture and photogra­ tively engaged d u r i ng phy. Manager in S.A. the whole course of tlie for Jas. Spicer & Sons. late war, including the Paper Merchants, Bu­ defence o f Ladysmith. chanan St.; and "Ty- Hobby: Cricket. For sley," Mountain Rise, many years captained Mnritzburg. Caine to Wanderers C.C., of which Club he is now Natal 1881. Acted for President. Meinlier Dur­ 14 years as Hon. Sec. ban Club. Ma rit zburg Agricu Itura I Society (now Royal Ag­ HENDRIE, David ricultural Society of Natal), during which period the Society made great progress. Anderson; b. 30th May, 1861. in Inverness, Scotd.; y.s. of late John HERSHENSOHNN, IJendrie, Contractor, of Joshua, Jim., Commis­ Inverness; in., 1st Nov., sioner for Oaths (Col­ 1808, Alcxandrina, 3rd ony of Natal), Solicitor; d. of late Baillie John b." 12th Dec, 1870. at Tulloch. of Inverness; 2 Wakkerstroom, Trans­ children. Hobby : Cy­ vaal; s. of Joshua Iler- cling. Educ. Inverness shensohun, Sen., Jour­ Royal Academy. Add., nalist ; in., 10th April, Chief Loco. S u p t., 1900, Adelaide Stansfeld N.G.R.; and "View La inborn. Educ. Boys' Mount," Esscnwood Rd., Model Primary School Durban. Early engineer­ and Maritzburg College. ing training at High­ Came to Colony in July. land Railway Loco, and 1881. Hobbies*: Horses Carriage Works, Inver­ and horse-breeding; fond ness. Came to Natal 4th Jan., I!•<>:;. .•n,_r:i,L,ed as Chief of riding, shooting, and Loco. Supt. (Oct, 1002). AHNO.iat.d with design of walking. Organised and railway stock from apprentiee-hip (June. lSTOi. Went practically started the through course of practical and theoretical training, Natal Farmers' Conference; was Sec. for 5 years. Was partly under tutorship of hue Loo. Supt.. Mr. (ieo. a candidate at the recent general election for the Legis­ Reid. Entered the service of Sharp. Stuart & Co., Loco. lative Assembly for I'mvoti Co. Floated the "Afri­ Builders, Glasgow, in 1880; and the; after 2 years with kaner" Printing and Publishing Co.. Ltd.. which pub­ the well-known Loco. Builders Pubs Co. In July, lishes and prints the only Dutch newspaper published 1803, on appointment of Geo. W. IJeid to N.G.R., in the Colony. Add., 254a, Longmarket St.. and P.O. became his successor. Box 50, Maritzburg.

HENRY. Ed*ar HERSHENSOHNN, John Matthew Nicholas Alex­ Alfred; b. 10th Dec, ander ; h. 9th Sept.. 1807. at Wakkerstroom. Trans­ 1808, in Sydney, Aus­ vaal; s. of Joshua Hcrshen>ohnn, sen.; in., 25th Jan., tralia ; 2nd s. of late 1895. Louisa Nel; 3 d. Educ. High School. Maritzburg. E. J. Henry, Chief Ac­ Hobbies : Mathematics, law. and politics. Add.. 209, countant Govt. Printing Burger St.; and Colonial Secret arv's Ollice. .Maritzburg. Omee, N.S.W. Educ. Pe­ Took a keen interest in S.A. politics from 1892 to 1S99; tersham Superior Public assisted in organising political Asocial ions among the School, Sydney. Add., Dutch inhabitants of Natal, ami was instrumental in Architect/ 17,' Holt's converting the majority of the Dutch electors in the Buildings, S in i t h St., midland and upland districts <.f the Colony to Bespon- Durban. Foundation siblc Govt., thereby turiiiim tin- -rale in favour of member of Natal Insti­ popular govt. Was Joint Fdiior with J. Hershensohnn, tute of Architects. Was sen., of the "Natal Afrikaner" from May. 1889, to Dec, 4 years practising as 1898. At intervals from l*s7 t,, liavi scholastic career. Architect in Australia; Acting Clerk. Colonial Secretary'* Ollicc. 0th Sept.. 1900, winner of competitive to 30 June. 1901 ; transient d to Colonial Secretarv's design for Auburn (Syd­ Office. 1st July. 1901; Acting IV : >ai Clerk. 14th Dec. ney) Town Hall, and 1904, to 20th Feb., 1905; compile.! v ivil Service List, 1902, Hay (N.S.W.) Town Hall. Came to Natal 1000, and 1903. 1904. and 1905 ; appointed Civil Service Examiner, has followed profession ever -incc : Durban Hebrew Sept., 1902; received thanks of Colonial Secretary for Synagogue (competitive); St. James' Church, Stamford gratuitous services as Examiner : member Dutch Board Hill (competitive); Federal Buildings; Durban Mutual of Examiners. May. 1903 ; acted as Secretary to Prime Co-operative Stores; Inanda Masonic Temple; Adding' Minister on his tour through Northern Districts, Oct., ton Masonic Temple. 1903. NATAL WHO'S WHO. 91 tVEY, Percy knowledge of the organisation of the Imperial Postal ; b. 5th May, 1876, and Telegraph services. In 1894 he was promoted to a umcmouth. llamp- 1st Class Asst. Surveyorship ; this promotion necessi­ ; a. of John Hcr- tated his transfer to another dist., and he then went m., 2nd Nov., 11105, to N. Wales, making Shrewsbury his headquarters until rlargaretlia, e.d. of Nov., 1900, when, at his own request, he was trans­ Otto Witt, Stock- ferred to the North Western Postal Dist. Mr. Maxwell Educ. at Bourne- Hibberd was appointed Postmaster of Reading on 1st i. Came to Colony of June, 1901, and in April, 1903, accepted the position 1891. Hobby: of Postmaster-General of Natal. !.A. work; a inem- f Board of Mau­ nt. For several associated with a for soldiers, under ;ES of S.A. General HICKMAN, Henry Peginald ; 5th s. of late E. H. >n. Ultimately re- Hickman, of Durban. Educ. Durban. Unmarried. Stock jhed this when the and Share Broker, Partner of T. T. Beniuglield, Mercan­ » r i a 1 troops had tile Buildings, Durban, with whom he has been for 8 withdrawn from the City. Add., 441, Loop St.; years. Hobbies : Sports generally. Clubs : Pirates :/o Steel. Murray & Co., General Merchants, Gymnastic Club, D.R.C. eburg. Member of Y.M.C.A.

>OM, Robert, \, Queen's, and •nd Jubilee Medals. Manager Geo. HILL, Ernest. M.R.C.S. & Son, Maritz- (Engd.) . L.R.C.P. b. 13th Oct., 1873, (bond.), D.P.H., Cam­ bridge (Middlesex Hos­ ndee, Natal; s. of pital); Health Officer e Thomas Hesom; ior loiouy. ^iiiivea m nd July, 1905, Ida Colony 1901. Served mce Bo wen, of during late War as on, Staffordshire, Civil Surgeon. M., 5th Educ. at Maritz- July, 1900; at St. Cypri- College. Hobby : aii's Church, Durban, patents. Won 1st y.d. of late Rev. T. A. for smartest turn- Swift, of W'ynherg. Pre­ i N.C., 1896 ; re- sent appoint m ent 1 s t ted same Regt. Sept., 1901. Member of imond Jubilee, Board of Health, 2 1st d Squad. Leader Nov., 1901. Member of serves, 1906. Add., 307. Prince Alfred St.. Maritz- Board of Trustees, Grey's Hospital. Mem­ ber of Natal Medical Council IERD, C. Max- , Postmaster-Gen- of Natal ; s. of ftarles Hibberd, of ior, Isle of Wight; Bryant spuddle, tshire, 14th Aug., Entered Electric H I L LI E R, Francis nternational Tele- Marshall; b. 13th Co. in 1867 ; in Sept., 1874, at Wednes- on the transfer hury, Staffordshire; only ie Telegraphs to s. of Josiah Jasper Hil- licr, Advocate, Durban; tate, he was ap- m., 1st Dec, 1903, Isa­ d an Instructor in bel, d. of Josiah Ellis *ost Office, and Randall ; 1 d. Educ f the Franco-Ger- King James' Grammar rVar acted as Pri- School, Yorkshire, and felegraph Clerk at Durban High School. er Castle to the Hobby: Gardening. Ad­ x>rd Granville, then Foreign Minister. At the vocate Supreme Court of the war V J lax well Hibberd was attached of Natal, Barrister-at- IE Engineering Dept. of the Central Telegraph Law (Lincoln's Inn). G.P.O., London, as a Junior Engineering In- Add., Hillier & Co., r, where he gained further promotion, and on Natal Bank Chambers, t Jan., 1885. was apppointed 2nd Class Asst. Sur- Durban; and 197, Lam­ As an Asst. Surveyor he was attached to the S. bert Rd., Berea. Durban. Clubs : R.N.Y.C.. D, R.C.. Postal Dist., with headquarters at Cheltenham. Zingari C.C. Sub-Lieut. N.N.C. (2 yeax%V % this period of service he obtained a thorough columns suppressing tvatvs^ \V£\Tt%. 92 NATAL WHO'S WHO.

HIME, Arthur Horace, HIME, Lieut.-Col. Rt. Advocate, Solicitor, and Hon. Sir Albert Notary Public, Commis­ Henry, K.C.M.G. (1900), sioner for Oaths of the C.M.G. (1 8 8 0), P.C. Supreme Courts of (19 0 2), Hon. LL.D. Natal and Transvaal. Edin. and Camb.; b. B. 4th Oct., 1871, at Kilcool, Co. Wicklow, Bermudas; 4th s. of Kt. Irld., 29th Aug., 1842 ; Hon. Sir Albert Hime, 7th s. of late Rev. M. P.C., K.C.M.G.; in. (w.d- C. Hime; m., Josephine, ower), 5th Sept., BK)1, d. of late J. Searle, late Maud, d. of James of Plymouth, 1806 ; 7 Forder, retired Magis­ children. Educ. Trinity trate ; 1 d. Kduc. in Collfge, Dublin; R.M.A.. Natal, at Govt. Boys' Woolwich. Entered R.E. Model School, Hilton 1801; Capt. 1874. Major College, and Maritzburg 1881. retiring Hon. College. Came to Col­ Lieut.-Col. 1883 i Colo­ ony 1875. Hobbies • nial Engineer of Natal, Sports generally. Captained Natal cricket teams in 1875; member Executive and Legislative Councils. 1876; Currio Cup Tournament, at Capetown and Johannes­ retired when Natal adopted kesponsible Govt., Is93. burg, and played for Natal against English team. Has Elected M.L.A. for Maritzburg 1^97. Served in Zulu represented Maritzburg at both Association and Rugby War 1879 (medal). Surveyed boiindarv O.R.c. » d football. Chairman (appointed by Corporation) Maritz­ ; n Natal, 1884-5; Minister Laud's and Work* and Defence, burg Sports Association, responsble to Corporation for 1897-9 ; Prime Minister and Minister of LamN and all arrangements in connection with public sporting Works and Defence, 1899 (roi-n. d 1903i. Recrealions: grounds. Steward of the City Sporting Club, office­ ii>hing. Add., til. Burton bearer of several football and crhket Clubs in .Maritz­ Sports of all kinds, notably burg. Add.. 24, Timber St., Ma i it zburg. Member of Court, Lon Ion S.W. Clubs: t nited buret-. Loudon; Victoria Club, Maritzburg. Victoria, Maritzburg.

HIND50N, William Robert; b. 185_>, at HIME, Charles Frederick William. Private Secre­ Carlisle, Engd.; s. of tary to Chief Justice. 1st Jan.. 18ss nc.d in .\tl«o?u»y- : late Joseph Hindson, a General's Ofliee from 10th Oct . l^ss. to -Jsth l-Vh . ISS9 ; well - known Merchant, 3rd Class Clerk, Attornev G.-n«-ial's oili.e. Nt March, of Carlisle; m., 1881, to 1880 ; 2nd Class Clerk. 1st du'y. Is(»r, : M ria-s Clerk, Fred o r i c a, sister of 1st July. 1899 ; has acted a< l:e<_rUt ia r of i' Supreme George Goch, late Mayor Court: Sec, Minister of Jusi.ie--. Nt July. 1904. Takes of Johannesburg; 5 cliil- a keen interest in sport gem tally. dren. Educ. ( ail isle High School. Hobby : Reading. Add., Clifton Tea Estates. Kearsney; HIME, Harry Gor­ and Lynn's Buildings, don Brooke; s. of Rt. Commercial Rd., Dur­ Hon. Sir Albert Hiiue, ban. Member of Dur­ P.C.. K.C.M.G.; Proba­ ban Club. Came to Natal tioner. 17th Dec, 1895; 1883. Was 12 years 3rd Class Clerk, Snr- with Peek Bros. <& vevor - General's OIKce, Winch. Ltd., as Tea Taster and Blonder, where he 17th June, 1890 : 2nd acquired a knowledge of tea. which accounts for the Class Clerk, 1st March. excellent productions of his Company's , slates, bounder 1901: acted as Principal of Clifton Tea Estates and Proprietor of "Natalinda." Clerk. Surveyor - Gen­ eral's Oflice. 0 months, from 8th Feb., 1904 ; HIRSCH, Henry: b. Fixed Establishment, 9th March, 1851, in 17th Dec, 1895. A keen Hamburg : y.s. of late sportsman. John H. H i r s c h, of Handling. Widower; 4 children. Educ. Ham­ burg. Add.. Accountant, African Boating Co., Ltd.. Point, and "Lavi- HIME, Humphrey Albert: b. Mth duly. isos. at St. nia," 173, Botanic (Jar- George's, Bermuda; s. of R4.. Hon. Sir Albert lliaie. P.C., den Rd., Berea, Durban. K.C.M.CK; m., 0th March, 1894, Lillian, d. of Sir T. K. Hobby: Gardening; at M' -v,\Jv.C.M.G. Fduc. Hilton College, Natal, Hob- last Flower Show ob­ 1 ns generally. Asst. Coder Secretary, Colonial tained 4 prizes. For 7 « -U Office, Maritzburg. and Clerk to the Execu- years associated with ; il of Natal. Came to Natal 1875. Yice- African Boating Co.; PreSiueisi of Maritzburg D.F.A., Maritzburg C.U., and previously 7 years with Maritzburg L.T.C. Member of Maritzburg Sports Asso­ late firm Lipperts & ciation and Maritzburg Referees' Association. Dentzelmann, Mer- NATAL WHO'S WHO. 93

8. Came to Natal 1879, and afterwards was a HITCHINS, Charles, J.P., M.L.A.; b. Falmouth, er of De Kaap Goldfields and .Johannesburg, where Cornwall. 9th July, 1840; s. of Capt. John Hitchins. unained for 10 years. On his return to Natal Kduc. Falmouth. M., 19th Feb., 1878, d. of late T. P. 1 Afriean Boating Co., first as Paymaster (during James ; 3 s. Came to Natal in 1874, and joined -'hole of the War), and, on retirement of their old brother in Shipping business, at Point. Durban. In intant (Mr. Tom Brickhill), he succeeded to the course of time this developed into the African Boating on. Co., Ltd., of which he is now Manager. Town Council­ lor, 1882-1884; elected to the Legislative Assembly for Alfred Co. in 1893, which constituency he has repre­ >CH, Walter; b. 22nd Sept.. 18*2, in Berlin; 2nd sented ever since. Strong advocate of Shipping and Max Hirsch, Auditor, of Berlin. Kduc. Berlin and Fort interests. Lirgely interested in the Natal Coal ver. Add., Joint Manager, Arthur Koppel. Ltd., Industry, and is on Boards of several Companies. Res., in (with which firm he has been 3 years in Berlin, Bellair. Clubs : Thatched House, 1. St. James' Sq., ir in London. 2 years in Johannesburg, and nearly London; and Durban Club. ir in Durban).

HITCHINS, F. S. ; b. in Natal; closely associated >T, Franz; s. of with lawn tennis, and for 2 years a member of the F. Hirst, of 148, Queen's Park C.C. S. of Mr. Chas. llitchins. M.L.A. Is ih St., Maritzburg. a member of Bellair L.T.C. and Durban L.T.C. Add., ;11 known in local Bellair. lal Circles as a nist of no mean , and whose spe- HITCHINS, Robert f is manufacturing, Lewis, Solicitor of Su­ ring, and restoring preme Court of Judica­ class valuable in­ ture in Engd., and At­ tents of this kind torney Supreme Court rtistes and others, of Natal, Notary Pub­ enow ledge and ex- lic, and Commissioner ice of which branch for Oaths. B. 7th Nov., le Musical Instru- 1SG0, at Falmouth, Corn­ industry he gained wall; e.s. of John Fran­ e Continent, where cis Hitchins, Joint leveloped his in - Manager African Boat­ talent, and has ing Co., Ltd.; m., Dec, dy introduced several valuable improve.i in 1892, Mabel It., d. of •al instruments, some of w hit 11 lw.Ni­ red T. B. Percy, of Truro. ts. Cornwall ; 4 children. Kduc. Falmouth Cram- mar School and Chie- veley Hall, Plymouth. ST, Ir.i F., of Hobby: Literary work. Add., Mark Lane; and Bidge .'s Piano and Music lid., Berea, Durban. Member of Durban Club. Started >n, Maritzburg; e.s. practice in 1892, in partnership with John Li\ingston. LTE Ira Hirst, Or- Published "Statutes of Natal'' (1900); Editor of "\atal t, of Liverpool, who Law Journal." ed in this Colony, his wife and young v, in earlv part of HOARE, Frmk; b. " The late'Mr. Hirst 1870, in London ; s. of the pioneer of the Frank dura Hoare, of i c a I Instrument London; in., 1894, Flor­ ess in Natal, and ence Elizabeth, d. of led the first Piano late Henry Wilcox, of Music Warehouse Bcxhill-on Sea ; 3 chil­ est St., Durban, in dren. E d u c. Brewers' year—a business School. Came to Natal lich there are now 1S87. Hobbies: Volun­ al offshoots, under teering and yachting. v lame of their pre- Id. 139, Davenport Proprietors, who have mostly, at one time or the Hd., Durban, Member of , gained their local experience in the o'd-established K.N.Y.C C o m m ander ess. Ira F. Hirst is still Proprietor, ami KM a ins N.N.C.; since 1889 con­ aanagement of the well-known llir>t's Pi.mo and nected with Corps. At­ l Saloon, 148, Chnnh St., Marit/.burg (the sole tached to H.M.S. Power- $ for the celebrated Kaim Pianos). Alter studies fnl, and formed Naval *xperience in Loudon and Gcrmanx. has devoted a Brigade. Was in De- ne to Music and Musical Instruments and es- fence of Ladysmith; medal and 1 bar. Wei lly the effect of this trying climate on Pianofortes, after leaving school, in 18S4. but resigned fin at instruments of his importation carry the guar- had correspondence with the Lords nf the

of the benefit of his long S.A. experience and the re status, uniform, and the advisability of i . 0.

HODDER, Frederic HOLDEN, Alfred Fletcher; b. 1873. in Durban; e.s. William Lloyd. J.P., of J. N. Holden, of Durban; m., 1903, Alice, d. of Mark M.B. Univrr. of Toronto, Miller, of lleilbron, O.R.C.; 1 d. Educ. Durban. Hobby: M.R.C.S. Engd.; S.A. Tennis. Accountant and Auditor, of Gilbert & llolden, War Medal, with clasp Produce Merchants and Forwaiding Agents. ( ommercial (Natal); retirid Colonel, Rd., Durban ; res., Marriott Rd., Berea. Durban. Mem­ Army Medical Staff. B. ber of Committee Mitchell Paik L.'l.C; Durban R.A. 7th Nov., 1842, at Ni­ Started business about 5 year- ago. in conjunct imi with agara, Canada ; s. of his present partner. late E. M. Hodder, M.D., F.R.C.S. Engd., Prof. Obstetrics and Dean of Medical Faculty. To­ ronto University (Com­ modore Royal Canadian Y.C., etc.). Educ. Can­ ada and Engd. Hobbies: HOLDGATE, Henry, Shooting and boating in Conveyancer; Zulu War early life, now wood- Medal ami Long Service and Good Conduct carving and gardening. M. . 1st Jan., 1874, Louisa Ellen, Medal ; b. 10th April, d. of late Major-Gen. D. G. Pollard. Indian Staff Corps; 1849, at Chigwell, Essex; 4 children. Served as Acting Asst. Surgeon. American s. of William Holdgate; Civil War, 1864, as student. Served 22 years in Army m., 8th Oct., 1874, Ca­ Medical Dept.. and 10 years in Iteserve : chiefly in therine Amelia, d. of India, West Indies, China, Japan, etc. Served in' S.A. late Inspector Howe, War, 1899-1900. Organised and administered College H.M. Dockyard Police, Hospital, Maritzburg; later organised and was G.M.O. of hospital ships Nubia and Simla. Durban. Came to Malta; 0 children. Educ. Colony 1898. Add., "The Vines." Bella ir. Clubs (pre­ Chigwell Grammar viously): Royal Canadian Y.C. and Quetta Club. India. School. Came to Col­ onv 27 th Jan., 18 7 5. HODGSON, Arthur Ernest, F.K.A.S.; b. 1880, in Add., 4, Timber St., Leeds, Engd. Unmarried. Kduc. Boyal College of Sci­ Maritzburg. Joined 1st ence, S. Kensington, London. Add., Astronomical Asst., B a 11. 13th Somerset­ Observatory ; and "Tighnahruaieh." Musgrave Hd., shire (Prince Albert's) Durban. Member of D.lj.C. Demonstrator in Astro­ L.I.. 19th Sept., 1867 ; served in Odea.tar 5 years; nomical Physics at the Royal College of Science. Lon­ Malta 3 years. Accompanied llegt. to Natal in Jan., don; Astronomical Asst. in Solar Physics. Observatory 1875, as Hospital Sergeant. I o. k discharge by purchase under Sir Norman Lockyer, S. Kensington. From there Dec, 1875, and entered the office of late W. E. Bale. came to present appointment (19031. In April, 1879, took the appointment of Principal Con­ fidential Clerk to Sir H. 11. Olll.Md. Y.C., Inspector- HODSON, Bernard, General Lines of Communication and Base during Zulu J.P.; b. 23rd May, 1876, War. Services rendered received unique recognition in at "Caversham," Lidget- 1882, on recommendation of Lieut.-Gen. Sir J. Smythe, ton, Natal ; y.s. of Commanding the Forces S.A. discharge cancelled by James Jeffries Hodson, H.R.H. the Commander-in-Chief, former service restored, J.P., of "Caversham," wdiole of intermediate period imputed as service towards Lid get ton; in., 19th pension, and appointed Q.-M. S. Military Staff Clerk on April, 1902, Theodora, the General Staff of the Army. Retired on pension d. of late C. T. Varley, July. 1889, and established the present business of of Maritzburg. Educ. Henry Holdgate & Son. Hilton College, Natal. Add., Acting Assistant Magistrate, Court-house, Durban; and 37, Kcit's Ave., Berea, Durban. Clubs : Member of HOLGATE, Edward Glebe L.T.C., Durban Jeffrey. Attorney of R.A. 2 medals, 5 bars. Supreme Court of Natal, Acting Clerk, Magis­ Notary P u b 1 i c. and trate's Office, Dundee Division. 19th July. 1-S!i4 -. 4th Commissioner for Oaths; Class Clerk and Sub-Distributor of Stamps. Magistrate's b. 25th June. 1874, at Office, Dundee Division, 1st Dec 1894 ; Student Zulu Maritzburg; s. of Geo. Interpreter, Sec. for Native A Hairs' Ollice, 1st Jan., Holgate. of Maritzburg. 1895 ; 3rd Class Clerk, 8th Jan.. 189.1 ; Acting 2nd Class Educ. Maritzburg Col­ Clerk. Sec. Native Affairs' Office, 1st Aug.. 1898 ; served lege. Hobbies : Tennis on intelligence Staff and in the Corps of Guides. S.A. and general sports. Add., Campaign, 1899-1901 ; acted as Magistrate of Yolks- Norfolk Lane (off Mus- rust, Transvaal, under Militarv Authorities, from 18th gravo Rd.), Berea; and June. 1900, to 20th June, 1901, rank of Capt.: Clerk of Blarney & Holgate, of Court, Point, Durban 23rd Aug., 1901; 2nd Class Acutt's Arcade, Dur­ Clerk, Magistrate's Office, Durban. 1st Sept., 1901; Prin­ ban : and V m z i n t o. cipal Clerk, Magistrate's Office, Durban. 1st Jan., 1905; Clubs : Durban Club has acted as Asst. Magistrate for the Durban and and New Club. Umlazi Divisions. NATAL WHO'S WHO. 9>

LANDER, Felix HOLMES, Charles les; b. 1875, in W., Town Councillor, ingham; 2nd s. of Maritzburg. Well-known id Hollander, of as the S.A. representa­ ngham; m., Aug., tive of Quibelfs Sheep Ethel, d. of late Dip and Disinfectants. s Watson, of Dur- B. in Newcastle - on- (one of Natal's Tyne. Came to Natal b Colonists); 1 s. about 10 years ago, and King Edward's takes great interest in *e, 15 i r m ingham. the welfare of town and Wholesale Jewel- district. Hollander's Build- Field St.; and Cur- d., Berea, Durban. >. Durban Musical riation, 8 years ; President D.A.C.C. Grand Secretary "atal. S.C.; Past Master Rothesay Lodge. Came to I 1893, and started present business, J.P. and SILLOR.

HOLMES, Edward, Wine and Spirit Mer­ chant; b. 5th Jan., 1870, LINGSWORTH, at Richmond, Surrey; s. r*e Frederick, of Henry Holmes, of talist, Fellow Royal Vernham Dean, Hants.; ial Institute, Lon- m., 16th May, 1897, L. b. 25th March, Cheyney, of Beckenham, at Southsca, Kent; Id. Educ. Caver- jshire, Engd.; 2nd ley. Came to Colony late Henry Hol- 1902. Well known in S. vorth (formerly of London in brewing >r of Portsmouth). and wine and spirit Victoria College, world. Hon. Sec. and y, Channel Islands. Treas. of the Durban to Colony 1887. Bottle Stores Associa­ ies : Cycling and tion. Add., 405, West ng. Has done a lot St., Durban ; and 145, sneering in Africa. Essenwood Rd., Berea. Bank Chambers, Manager in Maritzburg for Osmond & Co.. Ltd., and later eid. Clubs : Vry- appointed to General Management of the Company. Club, and all local Recently took over the business in West St., Durban. s Clubs, and Junior Constitution, of London. Been in the Trade 24 years. Left Engd. on account of health, after 20 years at the Crystal Palace Brewery.

.LIS, Edward HOLMES, Frederick ge, Civil Servant, William, Contractor; D., Kokstad, E. b. 13th June, 1879, in taland; Anglo-Boer Durban; s. of W. Medal. B. 17th Jan., Holmes; m. Educ. Dur­ in Paddington, Lon- ban Boys' Model School. Engd.; s. of E. W. Hobbies: Fretwork and s, of Paddington, cricket. Represented on; m., 0th July, Durban Junior Inter­ Annetta Jane, d. of town cricket ; also re­ Kettles; Id. Educ. presented M a r itzburg b. Mary's National Junior Tntertown cricket ools, Paddington. 1901. Add., "Holmdene," j to Colony Nov., 55, Montpelier Rd., Dur­ Dog fancier. Mem- ban. Clubs : Greyville Cokstad F.C. C.C., Durban Wednes­ days C.C., Queen's Park F.C. T6 NATAL WHO'S WHO.

HOLMES, Harold HOOPER, Raymond Ernest; b. 1871, in Durban; 2nd Eamea; b. 8th Oct., s. of late Edward Hooper, of Dow land, Devonshire; m., 1880, at Kadclin~e, nr. 1899. in Durban, Nora, d. of dames Walton, of Lady- Manchester, Engd.; s. of smith: 2 children. Educ. Durban High School. Add., J. Holmes, M.D. Educ. of Hooper & Hansford, Timber Merchants. Field St., Epsom College and Vic­ Durlmn; and Sea View, Natal. Member R.N.Y.C. A toria University, Man­ member of Royal Colonial In>titute. Started business chester. A d d., L o e o. in 1890, under the style of Hooper & Richards; in 1901 Supt.'s Office, N.G.R., altered to present title. Durban ; and c/o Dr. Holmes, Bury, Lanes. HOSKEN, Charles Came to Natal 1003. Victor, Capt.; Zulu Registered Medical Stu­ War, S.A., ami Kings dent Oct., 1807. Played Medals, and clasps; Otli cricket for Owen's Col­ cer Commanding Natal lege, Victoria Univer­ Militia Iransport. B. sity, 1900-1-2-3. Hon. 1800, in Corn w a 11, Sec. Owen's College C.C. Engd.; s. of Charleb 1902. Played for and Hoskeu; m., April, 1884, Sec. Ramblers C.C. 1901-2. Played for Standard C.C. 1898 Natalie Carter; 7 chil­ to 1902. Played for Northdene C.C. 1904-5-0 Vico- : dren. Educ. Engd. Came Capt. 1905-0. Played for Casuals C.C. 1905-0. Member to Colony 1879. Add., of Zingari C.C. HH)3-4. Plaved Rugbv football for 9, Geere* St., Maritz­ Owen's College, R.C.F.C, 1899, 1900-1-2. Also played burg; also farm "Bryn- Association. Played lacrosse 1901-2. Plaved for Durban Teg," Bulwer. Trans- Wanderers B.E.C. 1905 0. poit Conductor, North Coast, Zulu War, 1879; in the Natal Volunteer Force, Capt. and Asst. Director of Transport (Siege of Lady*mith: with Bai­ ler's Column through Laing > Nek), 29th Sept., 1899. to HOLMES, Moses, Oct., 1900 ; Director of Transport (Volunteersi, with F.N.LA.; b. 1850, in Col. Mills' Column, 18th Sept.. 1901 ; attached to Col. Oldham. Lanes.; 4th s. Bru-dc Wold's Stall' as Director of Transport. 9th April. of late Levi Holmes, 1902 ; seconded to the Natal B«»rder Police. oi u'ani>'d Builder, of Capetown their transport. 2nd Aug., 19U2: Major ilbm.t ami Di­ and Durban. Unmarried. rector of Transport and Supplier. 0th ()(•;.. BH>2. to 4th Educ. Capetown. 18 Feb.. 1904 : Officer Commanding Transport, Natal m o n t h s on Diamond Militia, and served through native rebellion. 9th Feb., Fields, 1870 1871. Add., 1900. 384, West St.; and 118, St. Andrew St.. Durban. HOTCHKISS, Rev. Edward Kent; A.S.A. of Engd. 35 years in Natal. Ar­ and Wales, A.T.S.; b., 24th dune, 1871. in Birmingham, rived in Capetown 1860, En«rd.: s. of Consul John Hotehkiss. F.R.G.S., Birming­ and in Natal 1871. ham ; m., 28th Jan., 1902, Mary. d. of Rev. S. H. Stott, Architect in Durban all Natal ; 3 children. Educ. Owen's College. Victoria Uni­ the time. versity. Manchester. Came to Colony 1899. President Chess Club: rowing member of Boat Club. Add., Port Shepstone, Natal. ,

HOUGH TING, Alfred G. L.; b. 15th Dec, 1803, in Durban; s. of George Hough ting, of Victoria HOPE-JONES, ' Ken- Co.. Natal ; m., April, yon, Second-class P.Th. 1889. Ellen, e.d. of late (Camb., 1888) : Clergy­ A. Fuller, of 11.M. Civil man, Church o f E n g- Service. Engd. Edue. at land; b. Sept. 28, 1863, Upper Glenwood. Berea, at Hoot on Orange, I) u r b a n, and Norfolk Cheshire ; s. of W m. Academy. F a v e rshain. Hope-Jones, gentleman; Kent, Engd. Hobbies : single. E d u c. Birken­ Fishing and shooting. head School and St. Ai- Add.. "Glemdg." Mus­ dan's College. Came to grave Rd., Berea, Dur­ Colony in 1900 with Im­ ban. Member of Durban perial Troops. Hobby : Turf Club. R.N.Y.C,, Psychology. Served President C.Y.C., mem­ through the war a s ber P.Y.C. Has been a Chaplain (2 medals and member of the Town Council >ince 1902. Takes a keen 5 bars). Add., Charles- interest in the Senior Cadet MOVEMENT, (f which he is town, Natal; and an officer. President and Vice President of s< vera! Volksrust, Transvaal. cricket, football, and cycling Clubs. NATAL WHO'S WHO.

HOUGHTON, Hora­ Add., "Lothian Lodge," Durban. Clubs: Durl tio N., engaged with Natal Automobile Club, Durban Golf Club, Messrs. G a r 1 ick & Bowling Club, President Greyville and varic Hands, Du r ban. Has cricket clubs; President or Vice-President ol played for Berea F. C. football, lacrosse, athletic, and other sporti and Rangers F.C. for Chieftain Natal Caledonian Society. Beret several seasons, as half­ Societv, etc. back and back, and re­ presented Durban in ln­ HOW E, William tertown match as half­ Lloyd,* Principal Clerk back iu 1902. and Accountant, Cus­ toms and Excise, Natal ; b. 25th Aug., 1805, in Birmingham ; e.s. of Charles Howe, of Birmingham ; m., 1889, at Hall Green, nr. Birm­ ingham, Alice Ellen, d. of late F. Shuttle worth, of Birmingham ; 4 chil­ HOUSTON, Alexander. Farmer; b. 1863. at I'mzinto, dren. Educ. St. Michael's Natal; 8. of John Houston; in., 1889, Lena van Wyke; School, Birmingham, 1903, Edith Groome; 5 children. Educ. at Ixopo. Natal. and King's College, Came to E. Griqualand in 1880. Hobbies : Fruit cul­ London. Hobby: Read­ ture and pure-bred Merino sheep. Served through ing. Add., Customs- Basuto War. Add., "Gordon," P.O. * Newmarket, E. h o u s e, Durban ; and Griqualand. Bellair. Came to Natal Aug., 1899. Transferred fiotn Imperial Civi which he entered 1st April. 18*7. D.G.s.H. Di HOUSTON, Robert; Lodge of Natal; P.M. Stamford I lill Lodge. Dv 1>. 1866, at Riccarton, Ayrshire ; 3rd s. of John Houston/ of Ayr­ HUDSON, Ebenezer, shire ; m., 1888, 1 ' s. Fellow of the Institute Educ. Crosshouse Public of Accountants in School. A d d., Carrie r Natal; b. 29th Dec, and Contractor, Adding- 1804, in Liverpool, ton Buildings ; and 32, Engd.; s. of late Aliwal St., D u r b a n. 1 nomas Hudson, Ship­ Farmed in Scotd. for 8 builder, Liverpool ; m., years, subse quently 12th July, 1888, Flor­ went to Canada in 1884, ence, 2nd d. of Christo­ and remained for 9 pher Armstrong, of years. Arrived in Natal Park Lane, Liverpool; 4 1893, and was for 6 children. Educ. VVindsor years with N.G.R., and St. Wesleyan Higher then started his present Grade School, Liver­ business. Vice-President pool. Came to Colony Durban Football Association. Vice President Natal 3rd March, 1899. Is Ju­ Football Association. Sec. Point C.C-., winners of liors- nior Partner in E. ley and Crompton Cups for 190.VG. Member Blythe- Pickard & Co., Convey­ wood Lodge, S.C., and Caledonian Royal Arch Chapter. ancers, Accountants and Auditors. Estate, Life Insurance Agents, Maritzbur z. Add., Chambers. 201-203. Longmarket St., Mailt/bin HOWDEN. Robert ber of the Natal Club. Maritzburg. Kenyon, M.B. and C. M. (Ed in.); Capt. N.M.C.; Physician and HUDSON, Georsre Stanly, Architect: b. *J Surgeon; b. 3rd Aug., 1876, at Hove, Sussex, Engd.;* of Edward Win F.R.I.B.A., F.S.L, London; m., 2lst dune. 1«>< 1873, at R i c h m o n d, Annie, d. of John E. Deighton. of Hove. Sus>e? Natal ; s. of Robert Hobbies: Riding and dogs. Add.. 22 and 2 Howden, J.P., of "Le- Chambers; and Essenwood Kd., Berea. Durban v e n s i d e," Richmond, of Durban Club. Member of Transvaal and Nj Natal; single. E d u c. tute of Architects. Erecting new Town Hall. Richmond, Maritzburg College, and Edinburgh University. Hob bies: HUDSON, John S : b. 17th Aug.. 1875. in Music and motoring. New York; y.s. of late Hugh Porter Iludso Gained Natal Exhibi- Brooklyn. Hobby : Baseball (endeavouring 1 iton, 1891. Several me­ local Club). Add., Representing Smith-Preini dals at Edinburgh Uni­ Ltd., Club Arcade, Durban. 3 years with Coi versity. First in Collec­ years in S.A. Introduced Fox Typewriter in T tive Examination, 1887. beth, for Liebermann, Bel Is ted t & Co. 98 NATAL WHO'S WHO.

HULETT, Hon. Sir HUM PHRIS, James James Liege, Kt. b. 1864, at St. Mary's, (1902), J.P., M.L.A.; b. Ontario, Canada; 3rd s. 17th May, 1838; only s. of late James Ilum- of late James Liege Hu- phris, of London ; in., lett, formerly of Gil- 1893, at St. Mary's. On­ lingham, Kent, and tario, He t tie, d. of Natal ; m., 1st Aug., Jacob Near: 1 d. Kduc. 1800, Mary, only d. of St. Mary's. Ontario, fol­ late Benjamin Bulcomb, lowed by several years' of Victoria Co.; 8 chil­ extensive travel. Add., dren. Came to Colony the J a m e s Humphris 29th May, 1857. Late Co., Ltd., Durban Busi­ Speaker House of ness College, Mutual Assembly. Has repre­ Buildings ; and Kupsou sented Victoria Co. con­ Rd., Stamford Hill, tinuously since 1 8 8 3. Durban. Came to S.A. Was Minister for Na­ in 1896; settled perma­ tive Affairs in Sir Henry nently in Natal in 1901, Binns' Administration. Resigned Speakership in 1902, and founded above College—the first established in S.A. to lead Opposition against Hime Ministry. On its having teachers trained in American and Canadian defeat was asked by Governor to form a Ministry. methods of Commercial Education. Since opening a Was for many years Acting Magistrate and Admini­ Dept. of instruction by Correspondence has been added, strator of Native Law during absence of Stipendiary and altogether over 3.000 students have been enrolled, Magistrate of the Lower Tugela Division. Farmed near including resident students and tho

HULL>Walter; b. 15th April, 1852, at Birmingham, Engd.; s. of H. R. Hull; m., 8th March. 1884, Emma M. Peck, of Liverpool; 3 s. Educ. Fox's Academy, Sheffield. Came to Col­ ony May, 1881. Hob­ bies: Music and horti­ HUNTER. Sir David, culture. Member of Na­ K.C.M.G. (1901), C.M.G. talia Lodge, No. 1.065, (1898), late General and hon. member Prince Manager of Railways, Alfred Royal Arch Natal; b. Broxburn, Lin­ Chapter, No. 956. Add., lithgowshire, 1841 ; s. Grocer, Provision, and of David Hunter ; m., Produce Dealer, 350, 1865, Margaret, y.d. of Loop St., Maritzburg. Robt. Laing. Educ. Kirk­ Member Natal Club. liston Free Church School. Joined N.B.R. HULSTON, Charles; Co., Edinburgh, 1853 ; b. 1874. in Durban; 2nd Accounting, Stores, 8. of John Hulston, of Durban. Bachelor. Educ. Traffic, and Gene r a 1 Durban High School. Manager's Depts. Ap­ Add., of Hulston & Son, pointed General Man­ Borough Valuators, Hul- ager, N.G.R., 1879. Mem­ ston's Buildings. Smith ber Natal Harbour St.; and 72, St. An­ Board, 1881 ; Delegate to Railway. Harbour, and Cus­ drew's St.. Durban. toms Conferences; member Executive Council. 1890 ; Clubs: R.N.Y.C., D.R.C. Chairman first General Conference of S.A. Railway Offi­ Sub-Lieut. N.N.C. (6 cers, Maritzburg, 1897 ; Chaiiman Fort Advisory Board, years' service, commis­ 1898; member Coal Industry ( ommUsinn. 1898; men- sion 18 months). Was tined in dispatches by Sir Geo. White, Sir Redvers Bul- with Col. Leuchars' Cob ler. Lord Roberts, and Lord Kitchener during Boer War. umn suppressing native Chairman Natal Reception Committee, Royal visit, 1901. rising. Represented Dur­ Chairman S.A. Congregational I'nion, 1902-3. Chairman ban in the Buffalo Grand Technical Education Commission, 1904-5. Add.. "Colin- Challenge Cup in 1904 ton," Ridge Rd., Berea, Durban. Member of Civil Ser­ (winners). vice Club, Durban. NATAL WSO'S WHO.

"ITER, James HURST, Godfrey s; b. 18th Oct., Thomas; b. 10th Nov., at Dunfermline ; 1871, in Durban; 2ud s. I. of Thos. Hunter, of late Win. Hurst, of TERN Light house Durban. Educ. .Natal. TE, Leith. E due. Hobby : Volunteering. Academy, Heriot Add./ of T. Read & College, Edin- Hurst, Architects, cen­ , and Edinburgh tral West St.; and rsity, including 2 "Shepstone House," Sil- at Scots Law and verton Rd., Berea, Dur­ ireyancing Classes. ban. Capt. and Adjt. Field St. Build- N.M.R. (10 years' ser­ Durban; and S. C. vice) ; all through late ion, Natal. Ad- Boer War (2 years and i 1902 Solicitor ; 8 months). Served in ed Law Agent, Defence of Ladysmith, me and Inferior baing's Nek, O.R.C., s of Scotd.; At- Transvaal, and Natal. y of Supreme Court of Natal and Conveyancer, Was with columns suppressing recent native rising. Jet., 1904. Came to Natal 14th Oct.. 1902. * While Bachelor. dinburgh served Articles with Daniel Turner, tor-at-Law; subsequently was Asst. to Robert D. W.S., Edinburgh. With John Livingston, Advo- HUTCHINSON, Durban, from Oct., 1902, till March. 1905; subse- Arthur Lange, Man­ ly with Komer Robinson. Hon. Sec. Durban Moot. ager Standard Bank of S.A., Ltd., Grey town, Natal ; b. litenhage, C.C.; s. of late F. O. TER, Jam^s JVL, Hutchinson, of Port \sst. General Man- Elizabeth, who was N.G.R.; b. at Kirk- Town Clerk there for i, Linlithgowshire, many years. Educ. Grey 140. J o i ii e d old Institute, Port Eliza­ rnrgh and Glasgow beth. Hobbies: Farming I way iu 1858, at and horticulture. Has 3 Station ; subsc- been 35 years in Bank Ay Edinburgh service, of which 23 in ng Oilice, and Glas- Grey town. Member of Audit Ollice. In Grey town Institute and Asst. Accountant Library, and Grey town of Clyde Railway, Local Board, of which igh, N. Wales ; he was Chairman for 2 years. ing Agent, East Railway till 1877; on Dist. Supt. for HUTCHINSON, Hon. W. A., J.P., M.L.C.. member of Jompany. In 1890 the Legislative Council for Alfred Co. B. in Sussex, General Manager Engd. Arrived in Natal in early 'seventies, and turned .G.R.; retired on pension early in 1900. his energies to sheep farming near Hightield. Add., "Rooival," nr. Harding (where he has resided since 1877). A successful Stock Breeder. Has sat in the Legislative Council since 1901. and is an authority on ITER, William the Agricultural questions of Natal. m; b. Kirkliston, fidinburgh ; s. of I Hunter. Educ. at HUTTY, John Wil­ Church of Scot- liam, China and Glass School, Kirkliston, Merchant ; b. 1804, in at Dr. A n d r e w Hull, Yorks.; 5th s. of son's School, Edin- late William Hutty. of l. Was for 0 years Hull ; m., 1893. Educ. lice of Chief Engi- Hull. Came to Colony N.B.R., under Mr. 1890. Hobbies: Fishing s Bell, C.E.. then and boating. Add., 99, short period with Madeline Rd.: and 436, i of Solicitors, and West St.. Durban. Mem­ A*ards in the otlice ber of R.N.Y.C. Has b "Scotsman" until been in the China and 18 8 9, when he Glass business all his to Natal. Is Sec. life. ity and Suburban Mining & Estate Co., Ltd., and the New Heriot Mining Co.. Ltd. Add., 13, Timber St.; and 101, St., Maritzburg. 10) NATAL WHO'S WHO.

HYAM, Stephen Chap- Colony 1903. Hobby: inorganic Chemistry. Was Chief pell, Conveyancer and Engineer of the transport Gymeric. which brought the Estate Agent, Mercury 4th Contingent of New Zealand Rough Riders from Lane ; and Clarke Rd., N.Z. to S.A. during the late war. Author of paper Berea, Durban. B. 1872, entitled "Ammonia: its Application a> a Refrigerating at Wimbledon, Engd.; Medium." published by Marine Engineer*' Association, y.s. of late (J e o r g e Ltd.. London, Jan., 1903. Add.. " I he Bungalow." Hos­ C b a p p e I 1 llyam. of pital Rd.. Durban; and Federal >upp.\ and Cold Storage Shepton Mallett, Somer­ Co. of S.A., Ltd., Point. Pic-idenl Durban Bowling setshire ; m.. 1807, in Club season 1900-7. Johannesburg, M a r i e Eva, d. of 'i hos. Hou- bert, of Bourbon, Isle of Eranee ; 3 children. Educ. Grammar School, Shepton Mallet, Somer­ setshire. Came to Natal in 1801. and sab.-equent- HYSLOP, Hon. ly travelled through Thomas, J.P.. M.L.A., various parts of S.A. Returned to Natal in 1899, after Colon al Treasurer; Far­ 7 years in Johannesburg, and started present business, mer. B. 9th Oct., 1859, where he has remained ever since. Vice-Chairman Ward at "Bank House," New 3 Ratepayers' Association. Memb *r of inanda Lodge Cumnock, Scotd.; s. of Freemasons. Was at Relief of I adysmith. Picters John llvslop, of Bank; Hill, Vaalkrantz, and Colen«o. in Luller'* Column. Was m., 14tii June, 1882, a member of Tongaat Troop of Victoria M.K.. under Margaret Torrance ; 4 Lieut. H. F. Fynney, 1891-2. children. Educ. Ayr Academy. In business HYDE, Robert Leo­ in Glasgow 1870-1882. pold von der, Dist. Came to Colony 1882. Manager Mills & Reth- President Natal Far­ nian, Ltd.; b. 1804, at mers' Conference, 1899- Norwood, Sur« ey, Engd.; 1993 : member Invasion s. of Leopold von der Losses Inquiry Commis­ Hyde. Fenchurch St., sion. 1899 1903; elected London; m., 1887, M. E. member for l.'mgcni Di­ 3rd d. of E. S. Stafford, vision 1992 ; joined the Hinn Ministry a^ TieaMirer of "Stafford H o u s e," 1903. Was one of the Natal delegates to the Bloeni- Natal; 4 children. Educ. foutein Conference 1903. JOIN id the Sniythe Ministry at Whitgift Public as Treasir.er in 1905, and an ended the S.A. Cu>toui> School, Croydon, and Conference in 1906. Add., 14!» Pic termarit/ St.. Maritz­ Walpole House, Chis- burg. Member of Victoria Club. Maritzbun wick. Came to Colony 1880. Add., P.O. Bizana, E. Pondoland. Member of Kokstad Club.

HYLAND, Ernes' David. N.P. Headquarters. Maritz­ burg; b. 18th Feb.. 1883, in London. Member N.P.F.C. HYSLOP, Lieut.-Col. (winners 1904 2nd Division football. Maritzburg); Jam-s, D.S.O. (1900), holder 4 five-a-side (final) medals; Qapt. N.P.F.C. 1905; President Natal Medi­ member Caledonians F.C. cal Council ; P.M.O. Natal Volunteers; Medi­ HYND, Alexander, cal Supt. Natal Govt. M.I.E.S.; elected mem­ Asylum, Maritzburg. B. ber of Institution of 3rd March, 1850; s. of Engineers and Shipbuild­ Thos. Hyslop, Kirkcud­ ers (Scotd.). 1903. Chief brightshire, Scotd.; in., Engineer Federal Supply 1882, Clementina F. C. and Cold Storage Co. E. Brown. Educ Edin of S.A., Ltd. B. 27th burgh University (M.B., March, 1808, at Kil­ CM.). Berlin, Vienna, syth, Stirlingshire. and Munich. Appoint­ Scotd.: s. of Alexander ments: Border Counties Hyn.l, < ilasgow; m , 16th Asylum, Melrose, and March. 189., Agnes, e.d. Morningside A s y 1 u in, of late Thomas Duguid- Edinburgh. Delegate to Bulwark. Maud. Aber­ Plague Conference, Pretoria, 1899 ; Chairman Plague deenshire ; 3 children. Conference. Durban, 1899. Served late Boer War/1899- F. d u c. New Monkland 1901. Publication : "Investigation Anatomy of Central Parish School, Lanark­ Nervous System." Interested in sports and photogra­ shire, Scotd. Came to phy. Member Victoria Club, Maritzburg.