Trades & Employment in 1902Details sourced from the Kaikorai/Roslyn section of Stones Otago & Southland Directory of 1902. See also the 1902 Stones Street Directory for Roslyn/Kaikorai. |
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Martin, Robert jun., accountant Roach, Edmund Martin, architect Wood, Mrs S. S., art embroider Harrison, Robt, artist Scott, David, artist's color man McDonald, John, asylum warder Bowler, Eden, auctioneer Spiers, Wm, jymn baker Fraser, Wm, bill poster Burns, Andrew, jymn blacksmith Paul, Thos Thompson, bookbinder Craigie, John, boot finisher McMillan, George, bootmaker Burns, Win, bricklayer Martin, Robert, building contractor Lamont, Hugh, butcher Todd, Alex. cab driver Wilkinson, —, jymn cabinetmkr Shennan, Peter Hay, canvasser Pattison, James, carpenter Myers, George Fredk, carter Lothian Wm Hodson, cement burner Nelson, Andrew, chair mnfctr Anderson, Mrs Jane, charwoman Kempson, John Tertius, chemist Watson, Mungo_M.A., Classics master, Otago Boys' High School Martin, John Gillies, clerk Garden, Alex Polson, clothier's assist Nicol, Thos, coal merchant Carey, Henry Boyce, coachbuilder MacDougall, James G., coach-driver McDonald Bros. (Donald), coal and produce merchants Durston, Jas, comn agent Any ideas on what this is? Cotton, Henry Benj, compositor Compositor - A person who sets the type or text for printing. Thomson, Alex, j r (of Thomson & Co), cordial manufacturer Roberts, Edwd, consulting engineer ; b a, Rattray st, D Dow, William, contractor Robins, Wm, cook Keogh, Patk, coppersmith Reynolds, Wm Chas, cordial maker Smith, Jas, currier Currier - a person who dresses and colors leather after it is tanned. Montgomery, Wm Barr, custom-hse officer Stokes, Arthur 01iver, dairyhand Throp, Benjamin, dentist; b a, St Andrew st, D Evans, Evan, divinity student Wedderspoon, Miss E., draper Bullen, Alfd Christopher, draper's asstnt Wood, Chas, draughtsman McGeorge, Joseph, dredge propr Clapperton, Mrs Grace, dressmaker Halliday, Henry, dyer Kemnitz, Louis, J P, engraver (of Kemnitz and Nicholson) Keogh, Joseph. expressman McMillan, Duncan, express proprietor Torrance, Jas jun, factory operative Todd, John White, fancy goods dealer Fraser, John, farmer Murphy, Edward, farm manager Ness, Thomas, fellmonger Fellmonger - A preparer of skins or hides of animals, esp. sheepskins, prior to leather making. Cooke, Wm Tom, fireman Hunter, John, fitter Pascoe, Wm, flock maker Jamieson, Geo, flour mill mngr Foster, David, french polisher White, Thos, fruiterer Chuie Gow She, gardener Johnson, Chas Pendred, govt audit inspctr Wetherilt, Henry, Govt inspector of machinery Clothier, Arthur, Govt valuator Black, Alexr Douglas, grocer's asstnt Creagh, John, groom Lyle, John T., hairdresser & tbcnst Hamel John, hatter Calverley, Benjamin Chapman, herbalist and sand merchant Roberts, Wm, horse dealer Crosswell, Robt, horse trainer Sinclair, Andrew Houston Wilson, hosiery finisher Vincent, Harry, hosiery mnfctr Goyen, Peter, inspector of schools Barr, James (of Paterson and Barr), ironmonger Davys, Wm John, ironmonger's assist Walker, Wm Hudson, ironmoulder Ironmoulder - Made moulds for casting iron. May, Arthur John, iron turner Wright, John, J P, inspctr & valuator Wilson, John, insurance agent Wright, Walter, joiner Kennedy, John Win, journalist Ryan, Edward, laborer Dickinson, Mrs Ellen, ladies' nurse Baylie, John Wycliffe, law clerk Johnstone, John Henry, letter carrier Roslyn Institute, W. O. Millar, librarian Downes, Edwd Henry, lineman Pearce, Wm Jas, litho machinist |
McIntyre, John Baxter, lithographer McIntyre, Peter, lithographic artist Ellis, Frank, loom tuner Nicol, Jas, lumper Lumper - 1) Dock worker unloading timber for a "Master Lumper" 2) Worker in salt making. Bone, Albert Edward, manager of boot factory Gilroy, John, marine engineer Todd, David, mariner Richardson, Herbert, master mariner Leashman, John, mech engineer Harty, Thomas Kew, merchant Dowse, John, mill employee Hansen, Anton, miner Waters, Daniel Black, mining lecturer: Otago University Mackay, John, mining student Reed, Joseph, news agent Sonntag, Thomas, nurseryman Galloway, John, packer Sewell, Win Jas, painter, etc Martin, Thos, parchment maker Oliver, John, pastrycook White, Wm John, pattern maker O'Conner, Daniel, photographer De Granges, Alphonse, piano tuner Chiaroni, Ambrose jun, picture framer Newman, Jas, plasterer Wise, James, ploughman Wilson, Jas, P.O. clerk Hastings, Michael, police constable Cooney, John, police detective Love, Johnston, porter Markby, Robt jun, power loom tuner Coupar, Robt Douglas, printer's machinist Cotton, Mrs Frances E., private school Sutherland, David, produce merchant Scott, John Halliday, M D, professor of anatomy and physiology Forbes, George, quarryman Sullivan, Francis Joseph, rabbit exporter Ross, Robert, railway clerk Dugdale, John M., railway shunter Reade, Geo Allan, receiver of land revenue Hall, William Joseph, regis of b., d., and m., and registrar of electors Taylor, James, registrar of Old Age Pensions Whittington, Leonard, relieving mngr Bank of N.Z. Donoughue, Patrick, road contractor Trembath, John, jymn saddler Jones, James Alexander, sawyer Sawyer - Timber mill/pit worker, sawing timber. Duff, Jas, school caretaker Richardson, Charles Reynolds Dalton, B.A., school inspector Allnutt, Wm Chas, schoolmaster Turnbull, Miss Isabella, school teacher Bergamini, Carlo, sculptor Walker, William, seaman Scott, James R., sharebroker, etc b a, Crawford st, D Cameron, Alexr, shepherd Turnbull, Robert, shipping clerk Kedzlie, Geo, slaughterman Buie, Neil, soapmaker Stables, Wm John, stationer's asstnt Carew, Edgar Hall, J P, stipendiary magistrate Duncan, Peter, stock agent Crawford, James, stonemason Sutherland and Melver, (David Sutherland), storekeepers Chapman, Edwin, surfaceman Miller, Matthew, surgeon Murphy, John, surveyor Gillespie, David, jymn tailor Harrison, Kaber, tchr of acting Stewart, Jas, tea dealer Burton Alfd Henry, teacher of elocution Beath, Geo, tchr of music Williams, Frank, telegraphist Sunderland, Arthur, jymn tinsmith Fairbairn, Thos Bolster, town clerk City of Dunedin Beveridge, Wm, train driver Anderson, Peter, tram conductor Bartlett, Henry John, tram driver Mason, John, traveller Corbett, Joseph, upholsterer Birrell, John, van-driver Turnbull, Geo, warehouseman Dawson, David (of D. Dawson and Co), watchmaker Bambery, Mrs Isabella, weaver Ferguson, John, warper Warper - 1) Set up the "warp" (thread) on looms 2) Moved boats by hauling on their "warps" (ropes). Pellett, Wm., wood turner Smaill, Jas, wool carder Carrodus, Thomas, wool classer Johnston, Alex, wool designer Spiers, Bertram jun, wool scourer Chambers, Edwd Navy, worsted spinner |