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Curtis
Edward Temple Curtis (b: 05 Nov 1860 in New Plymouth, Taranaki to
George Curtis and Eliza Newsham; d: 21 Aug 1917 in At his late residence,
Roxmere, Butler-street, Clayfield) Mar: 04 Nov 1884 in Brisbane,
Queensland to Albenia Emily Mary Smith (b: 18 Sep
1859 in 5 Charlmont Mall, Dublin to parents Lawrence Smith and mother
Margaret Emily nee McCook; d: 03 May 1918 in Jane St, West End, Brisbane)
Taranaki Herald, 7 July 1877:
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION. The Gazette notifies that Edward Temple Curtis,
of New Plymouth, has passed his junior examination before the Civil
Service Examination Board.
MARRIAGE.CURTIS— SMITH.— On the 4th
November, at St. Andrew's Church, Brisbane, Queensland, by the Rev. Samuel
Robinson, B.A., T.C.D., Edward Temple, youngest* son of George Curtis,
Esq., of Stuartfield, New Plymouth, New .Zealand, to Albenia. Emily Mary,
youngest daughter of Lawrence Smith, Esq., Peel-street, South Brisbane,
late of Leinxter-Square, Dublin, Ireland.
Wanganui Chronicle, 25 September
1883: From information received by Major Lockett, we hear the latest
news of his son, Mr E. Lockett, and Mr E. T. Curtis, who went together in
the Augusta to Queensland. Mr Locketb had obtained a situation on a cattle
run about 300 miles up country, and was receiving good pay, with
favourable prospects before him. Mr Curtis had left Bockhainpton for
Brisbane, where he was endeavouring to enter the Customs.
6 Nov 1884: MARRIAGES. CURTIS-SMITH. 0n the
4th November, at St. Andrew's Church, by the Rev.
Samuel Robinson. B.A.T.C.D., Edward Temple, youngest son
of George Curtis, Esq., of Stuartfield,
New Plymouth, New Zealand, to Albenia
Emily Mary, youngest daughter of Laurence
Smith, Esq., Peel Street. South Brisbane, late of Leinster-square, Dublin,
Ireland.
Executive Changes: Thursday 22
November 1888: Edward Temple Curtis, to be second officer of Customs
at Port Curtis, in place of B. H. Ogilvie
transferred.
Feb 1890: E. T. Curtis, to be
assistant health officer at Gladstone
19 Aug 1892: ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY OF
AUSTRALASIA. Mr Edward Temple Curtis, police
magistrate, Gladstone,
Queensland, was appointed honorary
correspondent for the society.
18 Jul 1895: DEPARTURES.
, July 16.-RANbough. ss, 830 tons, Captain W. C. Thompson, for Maryborough, Burnett Heads, Gladstone, and Rockhampton. Passengers : Mesdames J. Ballantyne, Thompson, O. N. Curtis and 2 children, Misses Hobler, Warren, Lily Clark, Dora Clark, Nora Curtis, Messrs,. Arthur T. Quaile, Jos. J. Leave, Rev. Brother O'Hagan, E. T. Curtis, O. N. Curtis, W. H. Caiey, B. B. Stafford, and 13 In the steerage. B.I. and Q.A. Company, Limited, 27 February 1899:
PORT CURTIS. Returning-officer. Edward Temple Curtis," Gladstone (polling place Aiiman date, Baaara, Boolburra. Calliope,
Camboon, Clyde Creelt, Gladstone,
Milton Station, Miriamvale, Mount
Larteombe, Mount Rainbow, Murray's Creek.
Rag Jan, Rock Jiajupton, Rosedale
railway station, Tableland;
nomination, Sat. March 18; polling, Sat:
March
25.
CURTIS.—On the 20th July,
1899 at H.M. Custom-house, the wife of Edward Temple Curtis, P.M., of
a daughter.
Legislative Assembly, in the Year
1905, for the Electoral District of PORT CURTIS, of which EDWARD TEMPLE
CURTIS, Esq., is Returning Officer.
Jun 4 1906: The following
changes in the Customs Department are notified in
the "Gazette" - Edward Temple Curtis Sub-collector of
Customs, Gladstone, to be Sub-colleator of
Customs, Thursday Island, with a salary of
£300 per annum and free quarters, from
June 10 1906
Colonist, 20 April 1911 Mr. E. T. Curtis has returned to New. Zealand after an absence of 28 years. He was formerly in the Customs service in Nelson and Wanganui, and is now a Customs inspector in Brisbane. Mr Curtis intends to spend three months in New Zealand, travelling in both islands, for the benefit of his health. The Queenslander Sat Sep a 1917
CURTIS.—Edward Temple Curtis yourgest son of the late George Curtis, Esq.,
Omata, N..), at his late residence, Roxmere, Butler-street,
Clayfield, on Augus 21, 1917 in his 57th year.
CURTIS.—Edward Temple Curtis yourgest
son of the late George Curtis, Esq., Omata, N.Z.), at his late residence,
Roxmere," Butler-street, Clayfield, on August 21, in his 57th
year.
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