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JUNE 24.] THE NEW· ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1809 M!LITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)-oontim.!ed. MILITARY AREA No. 12 (INVERCARGILL)-oontimled. 556145 Heads, George Denr,il Geoffrey, labourer, care of Mr. L. 550735 James, Stephen Eric, carrier · and contractor, Aparima Dalzell, Otapiri Rural Delivery, Winton. Rural Delivery, Ota.utan. 470385 Heads, Henry Alfred, engineer, Johnson St., Milton. 503068 Jaquiery, George, farmer, Tisbury, Southland. 627295 Healey, William Magnus, farm hand, care of A. C. Cameron, 626392 Jenkins, Alexander Neil, cadet (N.Z.R.), 95 Panton St. Otautau Rd., Otautau. 580255 Jenkins, Gordon, truck-driver, 47 Short St. 558836 Heenan, William Robert Edward, farmer, Lumsden, Rural 524790 Jenkins, Max Boyes, farmer, Pyramid Siding, Waipounamu Delivery, Mossburn. Rural Delivery, Gore. 600833 Heeney, Walter Leo, publican, Wairio. 567578 Jenkins, Robert John, farm labourer, Arrowtown. 461043 Henderson, Bruce William, cha,ffcutter-proprietor, Wood­ 503260 Jenkins, William Alexander, machinery-fitter, 388 Tay St. lands. 503258 Jenkins, William Edward, fireman, 277 Ythan St. 536688 Henderson, John Maurice, bulldozer.driver, Main St., 601064 Jenkison, John, clerk, McKenzie St., Winton. Tuatapere. 595878 Jenks, Cyril Thomas, sawmill employee, care of Fortification 488367 Henderson, William George, freezing-worker, 244 Foyle St., Sawmill Co., Waimahaka. Bluff. 582726 Jensen, Norman James, fisherman, Halfmoon Bay, Stewart 557641 Hemy, Robert John, farmer, Tahakopa. Island. 572406 Herbert, Harold Robert, labourer, Dryden St., Milton. 530385 Jesperson, Arthur Ernest, bushman, Winton, Southland. 554047 Herrick, William Fredrick, contractor. Orepuki. 525214 Johnsen, William Albert, oysterman, 234 Marine Pde., Bluff. 628239 Heslin, Patrick George, roof-tiler, 130 Conyers St. 582004 Johnson, Arthur Alexander Septimus, storekeeper, Box 18, 626468 Heslip, William Henry, clerk, Talbot St., East Gore. Lumsden. 491329 Hessian, Martin Samuel, telegraphist, 3 Ryrie St., Balclutha. 526947 Johnson, Charles Kenneth, surfaceman, 101 Miller St. 6265"76 Hibbs, Stanley Herbert, labourer, 14 Bowmont St. 526029 Johnson, Edward Marcus, ironmonger, 26 Moulson St. 588644 Hicks, Edward Ben, fisherman, View St., Half-moon Bay, 489471 Johnston, Charles Lesmond, labourer, Buckingham St., Stewart Island; · Arrowtown. 601420 Hildebrand, Joseph Arthur, slaughterman, 12 Gore St., 559814 Johnston, David Woodburn, slaughterman, Yarmouth St., Bluff. North Balclutha. 561704 Hill, James Herbert, clerk, 69 Bamborough Rd. 579272 Johnston, Douglas AlWYn, labourer, 12 Railway Esplanade, 561189 Hill, Sydney Percy Waiau, farmer, Wright's Bush, Gladfield Gore. Rural Delivery. 525774 Johnston, William, lorry-dri'\'er, Redan, Wyndham. 589091 Hinde, Stanley Vernon Fredick, milk-vendor, Boundary Rd., 559723 Johnstone, Duncan McKenzie, surfaceman, Clyde St., Tisbury. Winton. 605166 Hinkley, Robert Henry, farmer, 157 Layard St. 627355 Jones, Edward Thomas, wool-classer, 149 Bowmont St. 626402 Hitch, Herbert Gordon, farm labourer, 21 Bourke St. 496864 Jones, George, labourer, Beaumont. 557947 Hobbs, George Murray, general carrier, Kap\Ika. 532109 Jones, Henry Creamer, labourer, No. 2 Sawmill, Progress 548848 Hobbs, James Allan, mail-contractor, Sneyd St., Tuatapere. Valley, Southland. · 560092 Hobbs, James Thomas, bank officer, care of Bank of New 555670 Jones, Stanley W'illiam, public accountant, Hollywood Tee. Zealand, Winton, Southland. 589184 Jones, William Hall, engineer, Milburn. 526351 Hodges, Frank Henry, timber-worker, 238 Canon St. 469458 Jones, William Hastings, postmaster, Post-office Residence, 571642 Hogan, Patrick Joseph, linesman, 455 Herbert St. Ohai. 517584 Hogan, William Patrick, general carrier, Lornevil!e. 573007 Jordan, Harold Godfrey, carpenter, 158 Liddel St. 571691 Holgate, Morris Aitcheson, farmer, Hillend. 526792 Joyce, Leonard Frank, trucker, Needle St., Kaitangata. 567660 Holland, David George, carpenter, 11 Conyers St. 606718 Katon, Allan Vincent, Knapdale Rural Delivery, Gore. 564904 Holland, James, lorry-driver, Gorge Rd., Southland. 467873 Kavanagh, Robert William, telegraphist, Lumsden. 626467 Holland, Liam Philip Esmonde, motor mechanic, 182 Main 572076 Kean, James Stanislaus, farmer, Winton. St., Gore. 572090 Keeler, Frederick Charles, plumber, 38 Venus St. 586560 Holland, Thomas Michael, labourer, 45 Wigan St., Gore. 535962 Keelty, James, carpenter (N.Z.R.), 246 Bowmont St. 504829 Holloway, Charles Edward, mail-car driver, 163 Layard St. 572087 Keen, Charles Frederick, farmer, Wairio. 517649 Holloway, John Francis, branch manager, 102 Clyde St. 627581 Keen, Donald, cadet (N.Z.R.), care ofN.Z.R. Stirling. 468195 Hollows, Leonard Forrest, P. and T. official, Miller's Flat. 405111 Kelly, Harry Sylvanus, carpet-layer, 14 Islington St. 467382 Hohnes, Colin Richard, branch manager, 38 Hensley St. 565229 Kelly, John Gerard, farmer, Knapdale Rural Delivery, Gore. 505097 Hopcroft, Albert Baylis, farmer, Riverton. 565290 Kempthorne, Martin Finlay, farmer, Heriot Rural Delivery. 490341 Hope, Alfred James, linesman, 36 Robertson St. 604729 Kennard, Louis Amos, labourer, 108 llfargaret St. · 460662 Hopwood, William, billiard-saloon proprietor, Leader St., 594618 Kennedy, Allan Robert, shearer, Tapanui. Riverton. 550832 Kennedy, Donald Angus, council employee, 28 Beatrice St. 480414 Hormann, Francis Morell, branch manager, 35 Pomona St., 572195 Kennedy, James Lindsay, farmer, Ryal Bush, Southland. Gore. 572176 Kenward, Noel Stacey, electrical inspector, Arthur St., 569815 ~orne, James, labourer, 145 Esk St. Winton, Southland. · 568229 l:torne, Richard, farmer, Gap Rd., Winton. 570400 Keown, Joseph William, farmer, Castle Rock Rural Delivery, 594882 liorrell, John Charles, farmer, Waipounamu Rural Delivery, Lumsden. Gore. 597932 Kerr, Eric, exchange clerk(P. and T.), Charlton Rd., Gore. 553443 Horrell, Richard George, lorry-driver, Tuatapere. 533734 Kerr, Frank Wesley, musterer, Waikaia. 572170 Horton, Rebert John, farmer, Hedgehope. 568749 Kerr, John Hamilton, clerk, Union St., Milton. 490871 Hou!iston, Ian Blair, surfaceman, Tuapeka Mouth. 537753 Kibblewhite, Arthur Samuel, boxmaker, 135 Bourke St. 589908 Houliston, Ivan, grocery manager, 84 Isabella St. 565713 Kidd, Ashley Sydney, dairy-factory assistant, Glenham, 572154 Howe, John, sheep-farmer, Glenham. Southland. 575461 Howell, Thomas Arthur Proctor, farmer, Heriot Rural 532185 Kilgour, David Bruce, stationmaster, care N.Z.R., Thorn­ Delivery. bury. 603496 Howley, William Nichol, motor mechanic, 121 Crinan St. 614260 Kilkelly, Phillip Patrick, sawmiller, 33 Melbourne St. 529697 Hudd!estone, William Claude, lime-bagger, Waihola, Otago. 574643 Kilkelly, Thomas Silvester, freezing-works fireman, 144 628320 Hughes, Charles Michael, motor-driver, 91 Lewis St. Islington St. 492275 Hughes, George, e.lectrical inspector, care of Southland 480432 Kilworth, Arthur Edwin, line ganger, 17 Denton St., Gore. Power Supply, \Vinton. 490532 Kinaston, Alan Robert Telford, electrical wireman, Anc·rome 533296 Hughes, Thomas Owen, painter, Waitahuna, Otago. St., Roxburgh. 626785 Hume, David Reynolds, fire-brigadesman, care ofFire-station, 490107 King, Allan Edward, linotype-operator, 203 King St. Esk St. 570346 King, Duncan Seddon, farmer, Waianiwa. 569098 Hume, William Robert, sheep-farmer, Wyuna Station, 627916 King, Edward Frances, farm hand, Bay Rd., Rural Delivery. Glenorchy. 570340 King, Ernest Albert, grader-driver, Pukemaori Rural 550667 Humphries, Henry John, farm labourer, care of MoLeish Delivery, Tuatapere. Bros., Section 6, Otahuti Rural Delivery, Drummond. 498232 King, Hector James, printer's machinist, Heywood St., 504134 Hunt, Henry Whitfield Boyle, coal-miner, Milton St., Ohai, Grassmere. Southland. 627917 King, Lindsay Maxted, exchange clerk, care of Post-office, 499079. Hunter, Allan Gordon, farmer, Section 8, Otara Rd. Waimahaka. 556759 Hunter, Sefton Turnbull, clerk, 38 Swinton St. 573412 King, Robert James Alexander, lorry-driver, care of South .589571 Hunter, Sydney McLaren, cabinetmaker, 154 Ettrick St. Otago Freezing Works, Finegand. Balclutha, 471435 Huqell, Herbert Clinton, storeman, 19 Avenal St. 531999 Kirby, John Edward, master baker, Box 5, Owaka. 597623 Hurring, Alexander, carpenter, Renfrew St., Balclutha. 490991 Kirk, David Alan, civil servant, Shakespeare St., Milton. 505410 Hynd, James Simon, accountant, 8 Alice St. '571363 Kirk, Ewin Rex, secretary, 2 Chapman St. 598721 Insall, Francis Roy, plumber, Main St., Otautau. 594706 Kislingbury, Edward Arthur, bushman, 41 Tramway Rd. 546857 Iremonger, Eric Tinsley, sawmill employee, Drummond. 571386 Kitson, John Clarence, wool-buyer, 30 Conyers St. 512781 Irvine, Arthur Gordon, dairy-factory assistant, Crewe St., 594699 Kitto, Maurice John, excavator-driver, Post-office, Tapanui. · Gore. 627397 Klien, George Frederick, farm labourer, Puketi Rural 583688 ,Jackman, Hartley Hay, farmer, " Dunearn," Winton-South Delivery, Waitahuna. Hillend Rural Delivery, Southland. 498548 Knight, Alexander Livingstone, farmer, West Plains Rural Delivery, Southland. 583708 Jackson, Edward, electrical faultsman, 27 Coutts Rd., Gore, 57n84 Knowler, Charles Darrell, labourer, Tnatapere, Southland. 525351 Jackson, Francis Victor Neil, bricklayer, 291 Elles Rd. South. 595671 Kyle, Andrew George, carpenter, Moore's Rd. 490090 Jaffray, Joseph Stewart (jun.), farmer, Otama Rural 560683 Labes, Robert John, sheep-farmer, Lawrence Rural Delivery. Delivery, Gore. 593154 Ladbrook, Albert Thomas, labourer, 181 Conan St. 561592 James, Arthur Stephen, farmer, Otautau Rural Delivery. 533062 Ladhrook, Francis, stock-buyer, 57 Exmouth St. .
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    THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY PROTECTION OF AUTHOR ’S COPYRIGHT This copy has been supplied by the Library of the University of Otago on the understanding that the following conditions will be observed: 1. To comply with s56 of the Copyright Act 1994 [NZ], this thesis copy must only be used for the purposes of research or private study. 2. The author's permission must be obtained before any material in the thesis is reproduced, unless such reproduction falls within the fair dealing guidelines of the Copyright Act 1994. Due acknowledgement must be made to the author in any citation. 3. No further copies may be made without the permission of the Librarian of the University of Otago. August 2010 Preventable deaths? : the 1918 influenza pandemic in Nightcaps Gillian M Bulling A study submitted for the degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honours at the University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand. 1991 Created 7/12/2011 GILLIAN BULLING THE 1918 INFLUENZA PANDEMIC IN NIGHTCAPS PREFACE There are several people I would like to thank: for their considerable help and encouragement of this project. Mr MacKay of Wairio and Mrs McDougall of the Otautau Public Library for their help with the research. The staff of the Invercargill Register ofBirths, Deaths and Marriages. David Hartley and Judi Eathorne-Gould for their computing skills. Mrs Dorothy Bulling and Mrs Diane Elder 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Tables and Figures 4 List of illustrations 4 Introduction , 6 Chapter one - Setting the Scene 9 Chapter two - Otautau and Nightcaps - Typical Country Towns? 35 Chapter three - The Victims 53 Conclusion 64 Appendix 66 Bibliography 71 4 TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS Health Department Notices .J q -20 Source - Southland Times November 1918 Influenza Remedies.