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One of the most beautiful faces on the human planet.ReplyDelete
Well done:)They are gorgeous aren't they?
The eyes..the colorings(or monochromes in these cases:) ..manes..shapes of face..Muscular physiques..
Ah... fabuleux! Je les adore!ReplyDelete
Ooh, I want to rub my hand on the nuzzle of the horse from the last photo! Beautiful photos, Rosa!ReplyDelete
beautiful Rosa, I love horses are really georgeous!!ReplyDelete
Great looking horses! Love that last picture. Thanks.ReplyDelete
These are such lovely shots Rosa - so glad that you have shared them!ReplyDelete
Horses are the most photogenic animal out there. And you know how to capture their beauty.ReplyDelete
Love the second photo... So beautiful!ReplyDelete
Beautiful photography Rosa!!!! He is stunning.ReplyDelete
beautiful...loved it!! i love horses...ReplyDelete
They're such beautiful creatures!ReplyDelete
G'day Stunning photos, true!ReplyDelete
Love black and white photos as they make the subject so expressive too!
Cheers! Joanne
Oh the 2nd horse kind of looks like my sister's horse, if I am not mistaken. Any idea what horse race they belong to?ReplyDelete
horses are just so majestic, even with flies in their eyes. :)ReplyDelete
a beautiful horse that i wish to rideReplyDelete
Si doux...si touchants...Bon weekend Rosa, bisesReplyDelete
De vraies beautés que tu as photographiées!ReplyDelete
Les chevaux m'ont toujours impressionné. Magnifique Rosa.ReplyDelete
Je te souhaite un bon week-end
Gorgeous! I LOVE horses!!! You have captured them so beautifully...ReplyDelete
you have a talent Rosa, I wont be surprised to see your international gallery one day! Gorgeous as always.ReplyDelete
I love horses, beautiful photos!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous clicks, Rosa.ReplyDelete
bonjour Rosa j'ai pris quelques photos semblables aux tiennes mais celles-ci sont de toute beauté :). J'espère que tu vas bien après cla chaleur que nous avons eu ces derniers temps, je te souhaite un très bel été et un excellent week-end. Je serais présente en mode pointillé pendant les mois d'été jusqu'à la rentrée. Gros bisous et à la prochaine ;)ReplyDelete
Gorgeous pics Rosa, you really captured their best side!ReplyDelete
Beautiful portrait of horses. The black and white is dramatic and enhances perfectly the attractive shadows. Love it.ReplyDelete
I love black and white photography, it brings out so many details that color distracts. Your horse photos are stunning - brings back memories of riding when I was a child :)ReplyDelete
Lovely as always!ReplyDelete
Now, that is one stunning specimen of a horse. So regal looking.ReplyDelete
An diese Fotos erkennt man, warum das Pferd der beste Freund des Menschen ist. Liebe Grüsse.ReplyDelete
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Beautiful! I love these!ReplyDelete
Absolutely beautiful, Rosa. I especially love that last photo!ReplyDelete
Fantastic photos!ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos Rosa, just gorgeous! We have many farm with horses around here, that I like to visit.ReplyDelete
Have a great day-evening!
Qu'ils sont beaux ces chevaux, on a presqu'envie de les toucher...Et le noir et blanc dégage une certaine atmosphère, une certaine émotion...ReplyDelete
so gorgeous, and all so different.ReplyDelete
Stunningly beautiful images! I especially the last one with the wild and unruly hair!ReplyDelete
Such magnificent creatures, beautifully captured in these dramatic photos, Rosa. Thanks for sharing your work!ReplyDelete
Oh Rosa, these photos are amazing...I love how you capture the expression.ReplyDelete
Have a great week ahead :D
Oh how I would love to reach out and give these stunning creatures a BIG hug!!ReplyDelete
Truly wonderful, Rosa. Right down to the flies.ReplyDelete
Such beautiful captures! I adore the texture of the mane, it really was captured wonderfully.ReplyDelete
Brings back wonderful memories of when I lived in Texas and had my own horses.ReplyDelete
Such an elegant animal.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! It is as if the animal was loving to pose for the camera!ReplyDelete
Ils ont l'air vraiment sereins, tranquilles. Beaux portraits.ReplyDelete
So adorable ! So hug-able ! So charming :)ReplyDelete
You are an insanely great photographer, darling :)
I'm a horse lover and these portraits are so beautiful.ReplyDelete
You managed to capture the natural grace and elegance of horses,just brilliant!
Having fun getting caught up on your site and checking out all the amazing photos. You are truly talented!ReplyDelete
Oh I love these, especially the "New Romantic" haircut on the last horse (or are they dreadlocks?) LOL! Just gorgeous.ReplyDelete


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A product called "Palcohol" gained widespread attention online in recent days after it was reported that the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau approved the powdered alcohol, including vodka and rum varieties. But a representative for the federal bureau, Tom Hogue, said in an email to The Associated Press late Monday that the approvals were issued in error.
Hogue did not immediately respond to requests for further details, including how the error occurred. In an email message, Palcohol's parent company Lipsmark said "there seemed to be a discrepancy on our fill level, how much powder is in the bag." It said it will resubmit the labels for approval.
According to the website for the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, multiple varieties of Palcohol received "label approval" on April 8. Palcohol said in an email at around 5 p.m. EDT that it agreed to surrender the approvals "a few hours ago."
The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau is a part of the Treasury Department.
Earlier in the day, Palcohol said in an email that its founder Mark Phillips was traveling and unavailable for an interview. It said it wasn't releasing any information on distribution or pricing, and the company's website doesn't provide details on how it makes powdered alcohol.
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In May 2011, I received a series of emails from Di Potter, who has been researching the Potter clan. Information from her research is now incorporated into this post.
In June 2020, Amba Sepie sent my info on Ebenezer Potter's Fiji period, which was much appreciated.
Latest update: 24 March 2021
Albert Potter's father, Thomas Potter (1789-1872) married Hannah Maria Abley (c.(1793-1884) in Ashton Juxtua, Birmingham, Warwick, England. "Thomas and Hannah married on the 31 May 1816," according to Di Potter. " It was discovered after the service that they were not of the same parish. Thomas swore a affidavit and oath the following day and the official marriage date was amended to the 1 June 1816."
From Di's research, here are Thomas and Hannah Potter's children:
Children of THOMAS POTTER and HANNAH ABLEY are:
i. ALFRED ABLEY POTTER, b. 22 August 1817, Park Butts Kidderminster; d. April 1824, Kidderminster.
ii. CECILIA ANN POTTER, b. 25 November 1819, Kidderminster Worcestershire England. Married Thomas Whitehouse and after living in Oz moved to the States.
According to what Di Potter has been able to piece together, Thomas Whitehouse (b.1812) married Ann Abley (sister to Hannah Abley/Potter, wife of Thomas Potter). But, there may well have been something going on between uncle and niece, as Cecelia had issue most likely from Thomas, and then left England with him as Mr and Mrs to go to first Australia, then the United States.
iii. ALBERT POTTER, b. 27 January 1822, Kidderminster England; d. 04 November 1905, Auckland.
iv. ISAIAH POTTER, b. 21 February 1824, Kidderminster Worcestershire England; d. 05 June 1907, Pinjarra Public Hospital Western Australia.
v. SELINA POTTER, b. 13 November 1826, Kidderminster Worcestershire England; d. 05 December 1896, her home cnr Kyber Pass Road & Grafton Road Auckland.
vi. EBENEZER BOOMFIELD POTTER, b. 07 September 1830, Kidderminster; d. January 1832.
vii. ELIEZER GERSHOM POTTER, b. 07 April 1833, Kidderminster Worcestershire England; d. 23 December 1873, Clifton Road Aston Manor Warwickshire.
viii. HEPHZIBAH POTTER, b. 10 June 1836; d. 18 August 1856, Phillips Street Axton Manor.
Immediately after the 1828 strike, a carpet weavers' co-operative society was founded by Thomas Potter, (as the "Kidderminster Weavers' Co-operative Association"), through which independent weavers could sell their products. It is possible that this union-backed venture- which failed after only a year – provided the basis for "Potter, Walford and Company". This company has (perhaps) the most shadey (sic), fraudulent, and least respectable history of any carpet company in Kidderminster!"
The birth registration now available online (January 2015) confirms this. Albert Potter, who was the informant, self-describes as a "farmer."
13 August -- Alfred Gersham Potter born at Green Hills. His grandfather Thomas was the informant to the registrar.
Di Potter has found in the 1858 Valuation Rolls for Central and Eastern Tasmania that Albert Potter had a farm called Green Hills in the Sorell area, 420 acres and worth £150.
28 April - Albert Thomas Potter is born. Albert Potter is the informant on the register, now a "licensed victualler".
Thomas Potter arrived in Melbourne on the Aloe 30 January with a contingent of Potter family members.
"There was Mr POTTER aged 72, Mrs POTTER aged 66 in the Aft cabin, and in the 2nd Cabin was Mr Whitehouse (age 49), Mrs Whitehouse (nee Cecilia Potter, Albert's sister age 41) "Miss" Whitehouse (age 21) (think this was Catherine, age is out by two years) plus Whitehouse children. Also in the same cabin was Mr Stainton (age 38) Selina Stainton (nee Selina Potter, Alberts sister age 34) and the Stainton children Joseph (7), Maria (5), Alice (4), Isaiah (3) and Albert (10 months)."
On February 9, they set sail for Hobart, less the Staintons (who may have gone on a later ship).
Albert Potter ran for office later that year.
GENTLEMEN,-The dissolution of Parliament entails upon you the duty of electing a representative for your district in the House of Assembly. I avail myself of this opportunity of becoming a candidate for that honor.Having been a resident among you for the last seven years, I am in a great measure acquainted with your local requirements and my general political opinions are known to most of you.I am averse to the imposition of new taxes in any shape generally, until those already imposed are equally borne by all classes of the community.I am an advocate for the encouragement of Colonial manufactures by restrictive duties upon those descriptions of foreign importations of which we possess the raw material.I would encourage the agricultural interest by legalizing distillation, by a restrictive duty upon foreign imported grain, flour, malt, hops, &c, and a prohibitory duty upon all damaged grain and flour.I am in favor of placing a poll tax upon sheep and cattle, (above a certain number say 1000 more or less, that it should not interfere with the farming interests), so that the squatocracy of the Colony may bear its portion of the public burden.I am strongly in favor of making the absentees contribute their full share to the maintenance of the state by a percentage upon the value of their property.
I am in favor of the Abolition of State Aid to Religion, but considering the peculiar condition of the Colony, and being impressed with the importance and difficulty of the question, I would use due caution in dealing with it.I would support the grants in aid to Rural Municipalities; I would open up the agricultural lands of the Colony by means of main roads.I am prepared to support a liberal and efficient system of public education, considering it a paramount duty of any state to provide for the moral and intellectual culture of its rising generation.I highly approve of Mr. Torrens' system of simplifying the transfer of real property, and would give my aid to all measures of law reform.I need only further say that should you entrust to me the representation of this district my best energies shall be devoted to the general progress and welfare of the Colony, and the good of the District of Sorell in particular, wherein my interests are identical with your own,I am, &c.Your obdt servant,ALBERT POTTER. Green Hill, Forcett.
Potter sues Richard Crocker, lessee of the Gordon Highlander, for not keeping the inn in repair. Loses the suit. It is noted that Potter's father, Thomas, lived at the hotel, managing his son's affairs. General downturn in the economy of the surrounding area. (Mercury, 19 June 1862) Rootsweb says that Albert's mother arrived in Tasmania in 1861.
₤50 REWARD.CONSPIRACYThe undersigned offers the above reward to any person who will give information that will lead to the conviction of the party or parties who conspiring against him, planted in his open outhouse or barn on his land at Green Hills, Forcett, six miles from his residence at Sorell, a quantity of wool, and also planted a pair of blocks and cross-out saw adjoining the homestead, in charge of his hired servant. ALBERT POTTER. Dated 13 December 1862.
Potter now has his Green Hills farm up for let. (Mercury, 13 January 1863)
"On 23 June 1863, Margaret had a son just 13 months after her still-born daughter, named Edwin Alonzo Ambrose POTTER. (There was an Edwin Alonzo Ambrose POTTER who was a "big wig" in the religious world at the time. A sort of Super Star, and I guess that is the reason a lot of babies were afflicted with the name at the time). At that point in time, Albert was "late a publican". It appears that whilst Margaret was pregnant with Edwin, Catherine found out that she was expecting Albert's child Catherine's child being born 8 months 23 days after Margaret gave birth to Edwin. It appears that when the news broke, Albert put his farm up for sale and left the property."
On 3 October 1863, Albert Potter attended a ratepayers meeting regarding the Sorell Causeway, lack of work therof, and the visit of government commissioners. He attended as a ratepayer and former trustee.
"Mr Potter on rising to address the meeting was met by a storm of epithets of a not very complimentary nature, which, to recapitulate here would be of little interest to the public beyond the district ... the speaker was again [after repeatedly attempting to get his point of view across] met by an outburst of commentaries about himself, and on the entreaty of the Chairman Mr Potter sat down."
What were the barbed comments about Potter? The only clue is a reference made in a letter to the editor later, by someone signing off as "Anti-Humbug":
"The report [on the 3 October meeting] is also silent on the significant fact that when the climax of disorder was reached by Mr Blyth's vainglorious threat and defiance of the government to dismiss him from the trust, and his intemperent personal attack upon Mr Potter, the government party, unable any longer to restrain their disgust, rose in a body and quitted the disgraceful scene. The exclamations of a purely personal nature, and the protests of quasi indignant virtue by which Mr Potter was denied a hearing, were simply inconsistent and absurd. With Mr Potter's rumoured domestic troubles or complications, or his pecuniary or private affairs, the meeting could have no concern whatsoever ..."
"On 21 November 1863, Albert and Catherine together with 4 of Albert and Margaret's children (viz. Ebenezer, Alfred, Albert and Maria) leave Tasmania on the Highlander departing Hobartown to Sydney as cabin passengers. Where they stayed or what they did in Sydney is unknown, however we do know that Margaret had traced them and on 29 Feb 1864 (3 months later) Margaret and Edwin boarded the Highlander to Sydney. Albert and Catherine then left Sydney for Auckland on the Bella Marina, a ship carrying soldiers to the Waikato Wars, Catherine's first child Charles Frederick Potter, being born route to Auckland on the 17 March 1864, no evidence has been found of any marriage between Albert and Catherine."
6 January 1864, comes this notice in the NSW Police Gazette (page 81):
A warrant has been issued by the Sydney Bench for the arrest of Albert Potter, late of Botany Road, Redfern, wherein he is charged with wife desertion. He is 41 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, ruddy complexion, long features, hazel eyes, sandy hair, red whiskers, dressed in light tweed coat and vest, light cord trousers, and light California hat; an Englishman.
The last reference to Albert Potter in Tasmania was during a session of that state's general assembly, when an attempt was made to investigate accusations of bribery regarding the Sorell Causeway contract. The contractor, it was claimed, paid ₤200 in gold, divided ₤100 each between an officer in the Department of Public Works and Albert Potter as the Causeway Trust's secretary, in order to guarantee payment of the government contribution toward the work of ₤2000. Beyond the 19th of August 1864, however, nothing further was mentioned on the matter. (Mercury, 20 August 1864)
There is a gap of four years, the time of the Waikato War, where info on Albert Potter and his movements is sparce. However, he was in Newton, Auckland in 1865 (birth of his second son by Catherine). While there, he was rabble-rousing.
A deputation, consisting of Mr. Potter and four other gentlemen appointed at the Newton meeting to wait upon his Honor the Superintendent with respect to erecting Newton into a separate municipality, did so yesterday. They explained the object of their interview with his Honor, viz., that when the boundaries of the city of Auckland were established the Superintendent granted a sum of £1,000 annually towards the repair of the streets, and afterwards, when a City Board was formed, an additional £2,000 annually, conditionally on the boundaries of the city being extended. The boundaries of the city, however, had not been extended, and the £3,000 per annum was expended within the limits for which the £1,000 had been given. A sum of £600 had been granted to Newton for the Karangahape Road, but that was utterly inadequate, and they now claimed their fair share of the £3,000 granted to the City Board. The Superintendent said he would place himself in communication with tho City Board on the subject; and the deputation then withdrew.
A public meeting of the inhabitants of Newton district was held yesterday evening, in Mr. Dewar's school-house, for the purpose of having the district proclaimed as a Road Board, under the provisions of the Highways Act of the province. Mr. Potter presided, and explained the object of the meeting, and detailed the result of the interview which the deputation had with his Honor the Superintendent. Mr. Brophy proposed the adoption of a petition to his Honor the Superintendent to have the district placed under the provisions of the Highways Act, which was seconded by Mr. Aicken. Mr Griffin proposed an amendment declining to accept of a Highway Act on the ground that it was unsuited to the wants of the district as at present circumstanced, which was seconded by Mr. Shanaghan. A desultory discussion ensued, and the result of the meeting was the adoption of the amendment, so that nearly three hours were spent to no purpose.
Thomas Potter rejoins Albert and his family in Auckland from Tasmania (Di Potter notes). According to the Auckland War Memorial Museum library, father and son were early carpet manufacturers here in the 1860s. (Ref MS 957)
Albert Potter was at Springbank on Ponsonby Road by 1867 -- found a letter of his, on wool and critical of Auckland wool-growers (SC 13 February 1867). Springbank is about the middle of Ponsonby Road, but on the edge of the old Newton Borough area. In May 1867, he was A. Potter of Surrey Hills (another name for the Springbank area), as a warden under the Protection of Certain Animals Act Amendment Act 1865 (Southern Cross 3 May 1867)
By the middle of 1868, an Albert Potter, with at least two sons, one Ebenezer (b.1854), is living on a farm at Kohimarama owned by J S Macfarlane, working there as a wool stapler. (Southern Cross, 6 July 1868 and 13 July 1869)
Elizabeth T Jackson, in her Delving in the the Past of Auckland's Eastern Suburbs, Section 5, Kohimarama (1976) tells us that John Sangster Macfarlane purchased Allotment 30 and part of 31 of the Parish of Waitemata at Kohimarama in 1866 from watchmaker and jeweller William Buchanan for £2550 in 1866. " ... it is quite likely that Mr Macfarlane who is said to have been 'a liberal patron of the turf, owning some good horses', grazed and trained his horses on the flat land which later became known as 'Jockey Bay'. In 1871 he sold the property for £3000 to James Watt."
By now, Albert Potter was in Waitakerei East (SC 15 February 1870), probably already working on his flax mill.
Potter's West Auckland house is utterly destroyed by fire in December 1870.
"A fire occurred at Henderson's Mill on Friday last, which resulted in the total destruction of the residence of Mr Albert Potter. When first discovered the fire was in the kitchen, but had obtained too much of a hold to be put out. There was hardly anything saved, as the inmates had barely time to escape before the place was in flames. One of the men who was helping to put out the fire nearly lost his life. Whilst inside the house a considerable rush of smoke took place, and the door being shut he was nearly suffocated. When pulled out his hair was all singed off, and he was severely burnt. We have not heard whether the building was insured or not."
"... A correspondent informs us that the range of buildings destroyed consisted of three houses, occupied by Mr Potter, who was absent at the time in Auckland. It is supposed that some of the ashes from the fireplace had been blown into the lining of the house by the strong wind which was prevailing at the time. No warning was given, but a flame sprang up suddenly, and in 20 minutes the buildings were levelled. Amongst other losses were a library of 200 volumes, bedding, furniture, and a large quantity of wearing apparel, and provisions. By immense exertions, some neighbours managed to save the boxes and bedding of Mr Potter's parents, very aged persons. We are sorry to learn that nothing was insured."
Thomas Potter, late of Kidderminster, dies aged 83 on 19 March 1872. (Southern Cross, 18 April 1872)
Albert Potter turns up as lessee of the Waikato River ferry punts at Hamilton. (Waikato Times, 29 July 1873; Auckland Provincial Gazette, 1873, p. 162). His son Ebenezer is the lessee by 1877. (WT 19 April 1877)
Potter elected as a Trustee of the Hamilton East Highway District. (WT 27 July 1875)
By July, he is also selling oats and maize. (WT, 1 July 1876)
Now, Albert Potter is Chairman of the Hamilton East Highway District Board. (WT, 2 August 1877).
"Over the years several trustees took turns in the chair, but in the later years the ad hoc chairman was usually Albert Potter. Potter was also treasurer in 1874-7, and secretary for a few months besides. It was not coincidental that the board should look reinvigorated when Potter became a member."
A supporter of the creation of the Hamilton Borough (image from that date, courtesy Di Potter), he is one of the first councillors. (WT 9 February 1878) He passes his butcher's business to his sons, (WT 28 September 1878) as he re-enters the wool stapling and scouring trade to make wool mattresses, a return possibly to his carpet making roots. (WT 14 June 1879)
Potter applies for a patent for a better type of wool stapler, "an invention for scouring wool in the fleece, without breaking up, cutting, felting or injuring the fibre, to be called Potter's machine for scouring wool in the fleece." (Chch Star, 5 July 1882) This invention makes him well-known. He seems to have now taken on a mantle of inventor and man-of-ideas.
Potter's Patent Machine.
On Wednesday last a number of gentleman assembled at the Daily Buildings, Surrey Hills Estate, Auckland, to witness a trial of Potter's patent wool scouring machine, the patent rights of which have been acquired by a joint stock company recently formed, from the patentee, Mr Albert Potter (formerly of Hamilton) and Mr S. T. Seddon and Captain Steele for joining wool in the fleece. Mr Seddon (one of the directors of the company) and Mr Steele were the only representative of the Waikato present.
The following account of the trial is from Thursday's New Zealand Herald:-
Mr Potter the inventor of the process, has been a woolstapler of extensive experience in England. He turned his attention some time back to the construction of machinery for cleaning flax, and latterly, to devising a machine for scouring wool. The machinery with which yesterday's experiments were conducted, is in small compass, simple of construction, and consisted —first, of a steam-engine of 4 horse power, to work the stampers under which the wool passes in a series of watertight boxes on trollies. There are two tanks, one holding the hot water and lye (soap and soda), and the other cold water, for supplying the boxes in which the fleeces are placed. First the boxes, which are mounted on wheels, are run up to the tanks in succession on the travelling railway, charged with hot lye and cold water, till the requisite temperature has been attained, when the fleeces are placed in them. They are then run along the rails till they come under the stampers, which are 40lbs. weight each, and twelve in number. They are in two sections, the motion in each section being reversed, so as to thoroughly equalise the pressure over the whole fleece.
The stamping process lasts about a quarter of a minute. The wool is then carried on to a pair of metal rollers, where it is squeezed and wrung out, and from thence it passes on a travelling rack back again to the hand of the dipper, who repeats the process a second time. On reaching his hand on the last occasion, it is placed in baskets, and carried to the drying racks, where it is spread out and dried. The boxes have plugs for running out the waste water. Five boxes running like an endless belt are sufficient to keep the machines going, the whole labour required being one man and four boys.
Yesterday 322lbs of wool were put through in an hour and a half. The machinery can be easily constructed, and at a moderate figure. Some of the scouring machines in the South have cost thousands of pounds, and simply tear the wool to pieces. By Potter's process the fleece is kept intact, if desired, and the wool is uninjured. Mr McCrea, of Marlborough, was so pleased with the experiments and tests that he informed the directors he would send up at first shearing from his station 10 bales of wool to be put through the machine, to practically test for himself the whole question, as he had to discontinue hand woolscouring through the high price of labour. We were shown some samples of wool sent from Napier, Canterbury, and Waikato which had been subject to Potter's process, and turned out in excellent condition, free from grease or yolk; also, some samples of dyed wool — dyed only the previous day —and which showed that the wool after the scouring process by Potter's machine is quite ready for the purposes of the English manufacturers. Some of the dyes were of a very delicate tint. If wool can be sent home in this condition, the manufacturers can deal with the sheepbreeder and woolgrower direct, thus saving the middle man's profits, the cost of rescouring the wool in England, and a large percentage of freight.
The importance of this to the colonial woolgrower will be seen at a glance. A penny or twopence a pound even saved on the wool shipped home would foot up to something handsome in the year. A large proportion of the wool sent from New Zealand is exported in the greasy or unwashed state, and being compacted in this condition very much depreciates its value. The loss in scouring wool so packed often exceeds 60 per cent. Wool which is scoured by the ordinary process before packing is usually done so imperfectly that, before the manufacturer can use it, it requires to be re-scoured, and loses from 20 to 30 per cent. Wool scoured by Potter's machine does not, as already stated, require to be scoured a second time on arrival in England, but is at once fitted for the manufacturer, the loss on coarse cross-breds ranges from 25 to 36 per cent. and on clothing merinos, 52 per cent.
The peculiar and great advantage of this invention is that the machine can, at small expense, be placed each sheep station, so that the station masters can scour their own wools before packing, and at less expense, and with better results than by the usual process.
The machine is patented in New Zealand, and it is proposed to obtain patents forthwith for the several Australian colonies. It looks very much as if the days of wool-scouring by hand were numbered, in the face of steam and machinery, and the use of Potter's process.
William Steele and Samuel Thomas Seddon were fellow Hamilton Borough Councillors with Potter as at 1878 (WT, 15 August 1878)
"The Potter Wool Scouring Company is to be wound up. It has a debit balance of £526."
By now, he has left Hamilton and returned to Auckland, living in Mt Eden.
A patent application for "Potter's Process for unhairing Hides, Skins or Pelts."(NZ Gazette 7 February 1884 p. 212)
Later, on 27 February, Potter took the Potter Patent Wool Scouring Company to the Supreme Court, claiming £95. Apparent Potter was employed by the company as a manager, on a wage of £5 per week for 12 months, in return for his patent. He was dismissed in January 1884, so he claimed £15 wages and £80 damages. The company countered that Potter was guilty of gross misconduct and disobedience. He refused to scour certain wools, saying they were "locks and pieces" outside his patent, promised to keep data on wool scouring, and to scour dye samples for exhibition. It was claimed Potter opened letters addressed to someone else (he denied this). Potter also owed them £15 for rent of a house in Surrey Hills. What happened in terms of the case is not known. (NZ Herald 28 February 1884) Safe to say, though, that his association with the firm was at an end.
He designed a better kauri scraping machine, "Potter's Machine for paring and cleaning gum". (Thames Star, 9 August 1884, NZ Gazette, 7 August 1884, p. 1230)
Potter has patent for method of dissolving kauri gum, "giving them a peculiar amber colour, and preserving their quality unimpaired, to be called "Potter's Amber Gum". (Otago Witness, 13 March 1886, NZ Gazette 4 March 1886, p. 271)
He applies for a rotary plough patent, "Potter's Rotary Plough". (Chch Star, 1 June 1886, NZ Gazette 27 May 1886, p. 687)
Back to flax dressing experiments. (Southland Times, 21 October 1889) His machinery is in operation at Cairn's flax mill in Custom Street West by 1890. (Manawatu Herald, 17 January 1890)
Meanwhile, back in Australia ...
The McCoull report followed the traces of Margaret Potter, the wife left behind on Sydney's docks back in late 1863.
Alice Louisa Potter was born in Bay Street, Glebe, Sydney 26 May 1868 -- when Alice died in 1948, her death certificate declared that her parents had been Albert and Margaret Ann Potter. Intriguing -- as, of course, Albert was on the other side of the Tasman at that point, with Catherine. Even her birth certificate gave Albert Potter as the father -- but the informant was the mother, Margaret Ann Potter nee Currie, so the registrar at the time would go by what Margaret told him. Alice married William Barnsley in Sydney in 1890.
A marriage between Margaret Ann Potter and John William E Tring was registered in Sydney in 1870, the marriage (bigamous?) producing at least three children: Louisa, 1871; William J E, 1873 (d.1880); Mary A, born and died 1875. All registered in Sydney. A John William Tring died in Sydney in 1892.
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In May, Albert Potter suggests that unemployed young people should get involved with the hand-weaving by looms industry. (OW, 26 May 1892)
"She had heard (so she testified at the Police Court) that he had had a good deal of money in his time, but had gone through it. Her sons, who still lived with their father, had asked him what he would do for her, but he said he would do nothing, that he would not even give her a threepenny bit."
Margaret apparently re-married in 1894 to John Wyles (giving her name as Margaret A Tring in the registration). Wyles died in Sydney in 1896. McCoull traced Margaret A Wyles through to a death registration in Newtown in 1908, aged 71. The age at death ties in closely which the estimated period of her birth (1836-1838). So -- if Margaret did not divorce Albert, she committed bigamy twice, and had at least four children out of wedlock?
Undeterred by the events of 1892, Albert Potter issues a pamphlet (and sends copies to Australia) "A State Bank, or Converting the Post Office Savings Bank into a State Bank, with an issue of Government by State notes, without affecting the status of present banking institutions of the colony." As the North Otago Times of 7 February 1894 put it: "a pretty big title for a very small pamphlet."
In January that year, he registers a trademark for "Franchise Bleaching Soap." (NZ Gazette, 18 January 1894, p. 129) Nothing further found regarding that product.
An invention for draped photographs and pictures. (NZ Gazette 30 April 1896, p. 718)
19 December: A patent for "an improvement on the present dressing of New Zealand flax." (NZ Gazette, 25 May 1899, p. 1032)
Albert's son Harry, commanding the New Zealand Battery at Zeerust during the Boer War, was appointed extra ADC to General Lord Methuen. (Bay of Plenty Times, 12 August 1901) Albert Potter lived in Bellevue Road at this time. Harry Rowland Potter was also a Colonel during World War I at Trentham camp, served as a Brigadier from 1928, and died 1965 aged 90. (Cenotaph database, and BDM)
After an eventful life, Albert Potter died, and the Observer of 11 November gives him a good send-off, if rather easy on the facts:
One of the sturdiest of the old type of men who made the way smooth for the present luxurious generation died a few days ago at his home at Mount Eden, at the age of 85. Albert Potter was a Kidderminster man, and up till middle life his interests were bound up in carpets, but about forty years ago it occurred to him that there was a wider field for himself and his young sons in New Zealand, and so in the early sixties, when the War was making things lively, the family landed at Auckland, and, when peace had been restored, pushed up to Hamilton.There Albert Potter became interested in the flax industry, but for years he ran a flourishing butcher's business, supplemented by trade in wool, hides and tallow. Hamilton was then in the period of its first prosperity, when the conditions of progress in the Waikato were somewhat different from what they have been of late. Now, people go there to make money; in those days they unfortunately went there to spend it.The late Mr Potter was a man of independent thought and strenuous character. He took original views of most things, and he was very often right. A little incident will serve to show the strength of his belief in himself. Mr Potter was from the first one of the leading lights in local self-government, and was a member of the first Borough Council, erected on the ruins of the old East and West Town Boards. One of the most pressing duties that met the new Council (this would be about 1878) was the task of erecting the traffic bridge over the Waikato. The money was raised, and the Council fixed a site, but this site did not commend itself to Mr Carruthers, the Engineer-in-Chief of the colony. The objections came before the Council, and Mr Potter rose, and with fire in his eye, demanded, "Who is this Mr Carruthers, who thinks be knows more about our bridge than we do ourselves?" The incident provoked some amusement at the time, but events have shown that Mr Potter knew what he was talking about.For several years Mr Potter has been out of the stream of activity, but his instincts and qualities live in the personality of his several sons, who have nearly all become prominent business men in the city of Auckland. One of the number, Walter Potter, who has recently set up on his own account, was almost as well known in the Waikato an his father was, having for many years represented the firm of T. and S. Morrin there. Hardware claims another, and chinaware a third.The late Albert Potter was a man of many kindly qualities, and his name, after the long lapse of years, is never mentioned in Waikato save with the accompaniment of some complimentary phrase. He was a good citizen, and the number of such is never too large.
I'll update this when I can, with either a yes or a no. (Update: 24 August -- Yes. From the brief obit in the NZ Herald, 6 February 1906:
"The funeral of the late Mrs Catherine Potter, of Mount Eden, widow of the late Mr. Albert Potter, took place on Sunday, at Waikumete cemetery. The service was conducted by the Rev W Day. The deceased was an old colonist, arriving here from England over 40 years ago. She leaves a large family of grown-up sons, who are well-known in the city. Two of them served in the late Boer war, viz., Mr. Vivian Potter and Captain Potter."
Descendants of Albert Potter:
From Margaret Ann Potter:
Going by Alfred Gresham Potter's death registration and Albert Thomas Potter's (jnr) obituary, despite the record in the Tasmanian archives as to Margaret Ann being the mother of the following, all reference to her as their mother appears to have been wiped in family records on arrival in New Zealand.
Ebenezer Abley Potter. (b.1854) Last seen in butcher's business in the Waikato, taken over from his father Albert Potter. No record found in NZ beyond the late 1870s. Ebenezer Abley Potter married 16 year old Elizabeth Robinson (misspelled as Robertson on the marriage registration) in Levuka, Fiji, 4 July 1881. The couple had one daughter, Minnie. They divorced in 1890 after Potter discovered his wife had had an affair with a "gentleman of independent means" named Francis Graham Woodhouse. (Auckland Star, 28 February 1890, p. 3) Ebenezer then married Masalina Traile in Levuka, on 18 October 1892. There was a butchery business in Levuka flourishing in the mid 1880s known as Potter and Barling. (Te Aroha News, 9 January 1886; Evening Post, 6 April 1889) Whether this is a connection is still not known. [My thanks to Amba Sepie for additional info, 9 June 2020.]
Maria Selina Ann Potter (b. 5 October 1855) - Info from Di Potter.
Married James George Skinner 1888 in NZ.
Alfred Gresham Potter (1855/57-1940). Partner, with Ebenezer, in Waikato butcher business. Bankruptcy in September 1880 (WT, 11 September 1880). Died 1 June 1940, aged 85, father, grandfather of four, great-grandfather of two. (NZ Herald, death notice, 3 June 1940) His death registration, with his undertaker as the informant, says that he was a publican when he died, living in Alma Road, Milford. His father's full name was Albert Thomas Potter, while his mother is noted as Kate Potter, maiden name Wild. It confirms his birth in Sorell, Tasmania, and says that he had lived in New Zealand 78 years (arriving c.1862). He was survived by his widow, and two daughters.
Albert Thomas Potter (1859/1860-1931) (Tasmanian Archives database) Possibly Albert Thomas Potter who died in 1931, an orchardist in the Whau Valley near Whangarei since the late 1880s. He apparently reared introduced insects to fight orchard and horticultural pests, including Cryptolaemus Montrouzieri, the mealy bug ladybird. (Northern Advocate, 19 March 1898) He was a member of the Lodge Star of the North masonic order. (Northern Advocate, 16 April 1898) He may well have had a partnership in the shipping and butchery firm of Potter & Co, perhaps with Ebenezer. He retired from this in July 1898. (Northern Advocate, 9 July 1898) He was appointed Government Entomologist in August 1898. (Northern Advocate, 6 August 1898) By 1906, he was operating the Kia Ora Fruit Depot & Orchard. (Northern Advocate, 8 January 1906)
He married Rosanna Georgina Bevege in 1881. His children's names are of interest. Before 1898, his children had these ordinary names when born: Alfred James (1881), Alberta Annie (1884), William Albert (1886), Selina Clara Ann (b. 1892), Walter Percival (b.1894), and Geoffrey (b.1895). However, after this, when he got the entomologist's job, things were a little different:
Oreda Natala (b.1898). As "Oreda Notata", this is a NZ weevil.
Cecada Muta (b.1901) -- spelled "Cicada", that's what it is, a type of cicada.
Veronica Zenlandica/Zealandica (b.1904) -- uncertain, but possibly linked to the koromiko tree (Veronica).
Vedalia Cardinalis (b.1906) -- a South Australian ladybird
Coccinella (b.1908) -- a North American ladybird
Two of A T Potter's papers are online: Cicadas of New Zealand, and On the Habits of Dermestes vulpinus.
His obituary (NZ Herald, 23 November 1931) reads:
The death took place of Mr Albert Thomas Potter yesterday at his residence, Whangarei Heads, aged 72 years. Born in Tasmania, deceased came to New Zealand with his parents in 1864. A few years later he went to Fiji, where he studied entomology, and upon his return he was appointed Government entomologist and viticulturalist. Early in his appointment as viticulturalist, Mr Potter had to deal with the first outbreak of phylloxera in Whangarei, which was then a centre for grape culture, and he found it necessary to burn some of the finest vines. Of recent years Mr and Mrs Potter have lived in retirement, in Urquhart's Bay, on the Whangarei Harbour, where Mr Potter devoted himself to landscape gardening, turning a rough piece of ground into a beautiful locality, which has attracted many visitors. He leaves a widow and an adult family of eight.
F Potter (b. 1862) (Tasmanian Archives database) Margaret Edgcumbe has raised the suggestion that the "F" stands for female, and that this may have been a child who didn't survive long enough to be registered with Christian names. According to Di Potter, Margaret's guess was correct. A stillborn female child was recorded 5 May 1862 at Sorell, Tas.
Edwin Alonzo Ambrose Potter (b. 1863) (Tasmanian Archives database)Margaret has found (NSW BDMs) that Edwin A A Potter died in Liverpool, Sydney, in 1943, listed as son of Albert and Margaret Ann Potter. He's the only one of Margaret's children found to record her as maternal parent -- but then, it is likely he was the babe-in-arms left behind when Albert took flight across the Tasman. Lesley M McCoull's 2006 report on the Potter saga (part sent to me by Di Potter) says Edwin married Catherine Hudson in Sydney in 1889, the couple living in Little Queen Street, Newtown.
From Catherine Potter:
Charles Frederick Potter (1864-1920). Born at sea on the Tasman. Worked at the Post and Telegraph Department in Hamilton, rose to position as inspector, in charge later of Dannevirke office. Failing health forced early retirement, resided with his brother Vivian Potter at Mt Eden until his death. (NZ Herald 8 November 1920)
Ernest Herbert Potter (1865-1951). Born at Newton, Auckland. Mayor of Mt Eden 1923-1931, lived at "Abley", Valley Road. Member of Auckland Hospital Board for 40 years, and Auckland Electric Power Board. Bought out business of Boyle and Tanfield in 1895 after working for them as a salesman, to form Tanfield, Potter and Co, chinaware dealers. With William Stanton, built Courtville Flats and Civic House in Auckland. (Auckland Star, 27 August 1951; 13 December 1981) Like his father, he also applied for invention patents, such as the "Potter's Roller Spring Rubber": "for washing and cleaning flax-fibre after its being stripped, also wool, in the fleece and lock, divesting it of its animal and other impurities, also for textile fabrics in piece or made up into household or personal use." (Evening Post, 7 April 1890)
He married Ada Tarry in 1902. Their children were Philip Ernest (b.1903), Marjorie Ada (1904-1932), Ralph Albert (b.1907) and Wilfred Abley (b.1910). Ada Potter died in 1911; Ernest remarried, to Jessie Lily Martin in 1919. Marjorie Ada Potter died from septicaemia, some suspected through a botched abortion, but no evidence was presented to the inquest to that effect. (NZ Herald 6 May 1932)
Walter James Potter (10 November 1867- 4 September 1930), Auckland. (Di Potter's notes, plus obituary - as below.)
Mr W J Potter, whose death occurred suddenly at New Plymouth on Thursday, was very well known in commercial circles in Auckland. During the last few months his health has caused his family and friends considerable anxiety. The late Mr Potter for some years managed the large retail ironmongery establishment of T and S Morrin Ltd., and when they ceased business he became managing-director of Messrs Hague-Smith, Ltd. Later he established the firm of Potter and Fraser, wholesale ironmongers. At the termination of the partnership Mr. Potter conducted a land and estate agency business, and on account of his organising ability, was entrusted with conducting some of the large art unions in the Dominion. Mr. Potter has, in addition to many other activities, acted as vice-president of the Justice of Peace Association and president of the Real Estate Institute. He is survived by his wife [Jane Florence Adams, married 1890], son [Walter Claude, born 1898] and daughter [There were two daughters: Elsie May 1891 and Janette 1904]. At the time of his death Mr, Potter had been organising the Rugby art union which is to be drawn in New Plymouth to-day. (Auckland Star, 6 September 1930, p.13)
Ralph Horatio Alexander Potter (First quarter 1869-19 Feb 1949, in North Chingford, London, England), a chairman of the Mt Eden school committee for many years. (E C Franklin, Mount Eden's First Hundred Years, 1956, p. 74) Di Potter says he was born in Hamilton. Married Mary May Clarke in 1896, and lived for a time in Mt Eden. By 1946 he and his wife lived on Clonburn Road in Remuera. A RHA Potter born c.1870 died in England in 1949. (Ref 5a/84) Mary May Potter was noted as widowed by 1957 (Remuera electoral roll) and was cremated at Purewa in 1962.
Clarence Eugene Potter, (31 August 1873, Auckland - 9 January 1935). (Di Potter's info, plus obituary as below).
The death occurred yesterday of Mr Clarence Eugene Potter at the residence of his brother, Mr E H Potter in Mount Eden. The fourth son of the late Mr Albert Potter, who arrived from England in the early days, Mr. Potter was born in New Zealand 61 years ago. After being engaged in business life in Auckland, he took up farming at Dairy Flat some 12 years ago. He was a keen supporter of the Reform party. He is survived by his wife, two sons and three daughters. (Auckland Star, 10 January 1935, p 11)
Harry Rowland Potter (1875-1965) (see above). Born in Hamilton.
Arthur Augustus Potter (1877-1945), another son found by Margaret trawling the BDMs. Born in Hamilton, according to Di Potter.
An old resident of Kohukohu, Hokianga, Mr. Arthur A Potter JP has died at the age of 68. He was the chairman of the Hokianga Patriotic Committee, chairman of the Kohukohu Town Board, a member of the Bay of Islands Committee, and a past grand master of the Masonic Lodge. In the last war he held the rank of lieutenant, and was mentioned in dispatches. Mr. Potter, who was a brother of Colonel H R Potter CMG and Messrs E H Potter and Vivian Potter, of Auckland, is survived by his wife, one daughter and five sons. Four of the sons served in the present war. (Auckland Star, 7 May 1945, p. 2)
Vivian Harold Potter (1878-1968), MP for Mt Roskill from 1919-1928, he first entered the House as a member of William Ferguson Massey's Reform Party Government, and became known as "a spirited speaker with a gift for repartee." He later stood as an Independent for Eden in 1931, and for Roskill in 1935. He was born in Hamilton, described in his obituary as the youngest of seven brothers. Educated at Mt Eden and Epsom, he went to Waihi and became chairman of the school committee there, a member of the local borough council, and was on the chief executive of the Miners' Union. "Mr Potter was outspokenly opposed to the miners' strike of 1912 and when it ended travelled throughout the North Island lecturing in favour of arbitration and conciliation." He served as an officer during World War I, after being a private during the Boer War. (Obituary, NZ Herald, 20 November 1968) Born in Hamilton, according to Di Potter.
Beatrice Alberta Catherine Potter, b. 7 November 1880, d. 30 November 1880, in Hamilton. (Di Potter's notes)
Margaret Edgcumbe, spotting things I didn't, has been a great help in the compilation of this info. Di Potter's comprehensive and detailed information based on her own researches has added depth to this report on the saga. I do have a feeling, though (as I type this in April 2012) that more may yet still come from out of the past.


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