Marks/Inscriptions: H. 129, Hanmer Thomas (1827- - 92 ) was a son of William Hanmer of the Inner Temple, barrister. at. law who marr. Euphemia Maria , only dau. and heir of John Forbes of Boded Hall . He was b. 22.7.27 and came out in the Castle Eden which arrived 7.2.51. In his application to the Canty Assoc. for land orders for 200 ac. he gave his address as Bod od Hall. He selected his R.S. 117 on the Fendall Touni Rd. Charlotte Godley saw a lot of him . He called on her , having visited Vols before he left Eng and gave her all the news from home; so she was particularly well dis posed towards him. He was to have sailed to Aust. in the Maria which was lost with all on board , including Wm.Deans , except two hands. He and Mason took a boat to try and catch her but just missed. "We like Mr Hanmer very much and so does everyone here and ie see him pretty often now He and Stuart. Wortley, C.C. Bowen and Chas Maunsell lived together in "Singleton Hurse" and gave a ball of unrivaled splendour" They made a large porch over the door and quite a smoo th floor. There was a very recherche supper. "Mt Hamer is, I hunk, avery good companion for M Wortley ; he is so gente auletta and as lite likely to fall into bad ways as quione I know " (she is referring to the rough ways mer fall into pass. list. Canty Mus. ; Gardner, Amuri . Cresswell Cheviot : charlotte Gong.. Hist. Ch.Ch Club; )achille : Deb et Peer age (; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer
Marks/Inscriptions: H. 1219 L Tanner. also drinking gambling s2 when living on back country stations; she told them they ought to have a lay figure o a lady, Carefully draped , in their sitting room). " and besides will not, I should guess , let Mr Wortley have tes entirely his own way , which many Easy young people might do.' He went to Sydney to bing stock and returned in the Duke of Roxburgh. He brought Charlott Godly back some shoes , and said the trip to Sydney has bee most disagreeable, and he could not bear the place or the diggings. His local naenae was The Colonel." He , stuart - Wortley, and Woollcombe were in part. in Hawkswood fa a time. He met Caverhill soon after he arrived and rode up with him to have a look in the North. He made his first application for Hawks wood foe He clod in Ap. 51 for land between the Leader and the Tulare put piston; and applied again in Sept. 3 s for a run with different boundaries. He told the Commission n at Nelson that the ru was his own but that the sheep were burned in part. between the the of them. They lis loft for Hawkswood in May 5 . The Stony hurst Day for ' mentions a mob of ship ging North and passing through s tony hurst 6.3.53. They turned out to be Thos Hammers sheep young to Hawkes wood from Po t Cooper. The decry again says Stony hurst, tatin Dray; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer
Marks/Inscriptions: H. 1209 Har iner still at Hawkes wood June '4; later schooner Comet left fa Sydney with Hanmer on board 1.7.57. Another some 1LT. shipping news) says Harrier left by Hash my 29.5 .54. Jollie in his Journal says Woollcombe + Hanmer were living at Hawkes wood till Robinson bought the Run ; this does not seem to be coretta C.O. Torlesse in his journal says 2.9.53 says Hanmer just so d land here. - more likely Geo. or Humphrey. cresswell says Stuart. wortley bought out Hanmer. Stuart. Wortley took a marrie d couple up to Hawks wood by Sea De. 51 and got up in 2 days and 2 nights. He had bought the small vessel Flirt in part. with Hanmer , Mason and Maunsell. When Robinson arrived he bought Hawks wood and transferred it to Caverhill. Hanmer Plaisir believed to be named after Thomas: confirmed by a letter published in P.15.2.24 written by Charles Leech , hen manage n at Nightie ld. Thomas Hanmer was one of the founders of the Ch. Ch. Club - founded in '56 : s0 presumably he was living in Canty them. He is known by the St. Leon aids station diary to have been managing St. Leonard s 55-57 He went to Aust. to bury stock (third tip?) and stayed the for a time at Tal.ai in the Co. of Warwick, Queensland . He left P N.Z. for England in 1857 Gardner, Amiri : Jollies Journal , C.O. To less Journal; St. howards station Dary quoted by Gardner; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer
Marks/Inscriptions: H. 13 T.Hanmer. 4 £. 1289 He is mentioned as shareholder in the N.Z. Shipping Co and apparently was present at the Annual meeting 3.8.78 marr. in Eng. 1857 Fanny, dau. of George West of Dromore House , Co Lecturing He d. 1892 son Thos. William dau. Farmy Madeline Jane. Decbretts Pea9e : Min. Book N.Z. Shipping Co; Type of mark: Machine translation/Transcription; Notes: Machine translation by Mark Fryer