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Edward Dreweatt Bust 1861

Edward Dreweatt Bust of Brighton Australia was born in 1861 in Brighton to Robert Day Bust and Harriet Dreweatt Bust. He has a brother William Burnley Bust. Edward Bust was buried circa January 1943 at Timaru Cemetery 47 Domain Ave, in Timaru, Canterbury New Zealand.

Edward Dreweatt Bust

Brighton Australia

1861

Brighton, Australia

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1861

Birthday

1861

Birthdate

Brighton Australia

Birthplace

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Professional Career

as a young man joined the drapery establishment of McGibbon and Co., in Gore. After a time he removed to Dunedin where he was employed by Sargood, Son and Ewan He had a residence in 1886.¹ Bust, Edward Dreweatt, draper, Castle St. He worked as a Draper, In partnership with Miss Janet Thomson as Bust & Thomson from 1887 to 1888 in Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand.¹ 46 George St. An ad in the Timaru Herald of 6 December 1910 notes Mr Bust the Draper of Stafford Street An ad in same of 1 July 1915 has Bust & Co, 81 Stafford Street
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1943

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Gravesite & Burial

circa January 1943

Funeral date
Timaru Cemetery 47 Domain Ave, in Timaru, Canterbury 7910, New Zealand
Burial location
Obituary

His obituary was published in the TIMARU HERALD, 4 JANUARY 1943, PAGE 6 on 4 Jan 1943 Mr Edward D. Bust Well-known in the business and bowling communities of Timaru, Mr Edward Dreweatt Bust died last week after a short illness. Born at Brighton, Melbourne, on January 3, 1861, Mr Bust came to New Zealand with his parents, and as a young man joined the drapery establishment of McGibbon and Co., in Gore. After a time he removed to Dunedin where he was employed by Sargood, Son and Ewan. About 80 years ago, Mr Bust came to Timaru, where he entered into business on his own account as a draper. He retired about 10 years ago. Mr Bust was respected and esteemed by his business associates, and he made a host of friends on many bowling greens throughout the Dominion. Bowling was one of his chief interests outside his family and his business, and in 1919-20 he held office as president of the South Canterbury Bowling Centre and also of the Timaru Club. He was also for some years a member of the South Canterbury Savage Club. Mr Bust, who was predeceased by his wife and family, was buried on Saturday. A short service was conducted at Sewell Bros. Chapel by the Ven. Archdeacon H. W. Monaghan, who also officiated at the graveside. The bearers were members of the Timaru Bowling Club and Mr P. Williams, of Dunedin, a nephew of Mr Bust.

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