Archibald Hugh CLARK was born 9 Sep 1845 n Hobart Town, Tasmania, Australia
- a son of Hugh CLARK & Jane Jean McARTNEY Archibald
- his father, Hugh Clark was
* Master of the" Mary Ann" 27 Aug 1839 to 29 April 1840
* Purchased allotment in Melville St., Hobart 19 Dec 1844
* Master and part owner of the "Julia" 11 Nov 1846
- transferred to Richard Burns 28 Jul 1848
* Master of the "Sisters" 30 Dec 1840, became part owner of Sisters 1 May 1848
* Became sole owner of "Sisters" Feb 1849. The vessel was lost after 8 May 1852.
* Master of the "Panama" 22 Oct 1852 to 25 April 1853.
* Master and 1/3 owner of the "Munford" 17 May 1854. sold his share 28 Nov 1854


Archibald married Mary Agnes WARING (1856-1936) 17 July 1879 in Katikati
- Mary was born in Auckland, she died in Preston, England aged 80

they had 5 children born in Katikati, Bay of Plenty

1880 - 1918 Eva Jane Rose Clark
- married Archibald NICHOLSON in 1903
- Eva was a victim of the Flu Pandemic
- she is buried in Waihi Public Cemetery

1882 - ? Norman Clark

1884 - 1967 Ernest Archibald Clark
- married Evelyn Alberta ADAMS in 1911

1886 - 1980 Cuthbert Staford Wilson Clark
- married Irvine MOORE in 1909

1888 - 1959 James David Clark


- Archibald died on 19 Oct 1918 in Waihi
- he was buried in LOT 84, BLOCK E at Waihi Public cemetery
- recorded as a 'Retired Storekeeper'


... see also CLARK buried WAIHI


TIMELINE

13 April 1877
... UNITED KINGDOM GOLDMINING COMPANY (Limited). Notice is hereby given that the following Shares in the above company, FORFEITED for nonpaymnet of calls, and numbered in the register as undermentioned, will be SOLD by Public Auction by Mr James CRAIG, junr., at the Exchange Building, Albert street, Thames, on MONDAY 23rd April, 1877, at 12 o'clock noon, unless the Calls, with interest and expenses due thereon, are previously paid to the Manager at the Registered Office of the Company, Queen street, Thames
..... and, Archibald Hugh Clark, 75 shares, 1576 to 1625. By Order of the Directors, THOMAS HORSBURGH, Manager


11 October 1878
... NOTICE UNDER SECTION 110 GOLDMINING DISTRICTS ACT,1873, Warden's Office, Thames
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have fixed TUESDAY, the 19th day of November, 1878 as the Day on which I shall, at my office, SELL the RIGHT of OCCUPATION of the Lands specified in the Schedule hereunder, to the Person who shall be the highest bidder beyond the upset price fixed by me, so as to cover cost of advertisement and sale. W. FRASER, Warden. SCHEDULE No. 38 - Late Licensed Holding No. 103, known as the Sultan Claim. Late Licensees Archibald Hugh Clark and Adam Porter. Area, five acres, more or less. Situated at Waitekauri, in the Hauraki Goldminind disctrict. Bounded northerly by the Energetic Lincese Holding; easterly and southerly by ground suppsed to be unoccupied, and westerly by the Sovereign Licensed Holding


In June 1878 Archibald was listed as a 'Miner in Thames'
In October 1878 Archiabld was listed as 'Storekeeper of Tauranga'


10 December 1880
... An application for the transfer of the license of the Junction Hotel, Katikati, from John A. Clark, to Archibald Hugh Clark was granted. Mr Bromfield appeared for the applicant
- (John A Clark was his brother John Angus Clark 1847-1912)


11 May 1882
... I, ARCHIBALD HUGH CLARK, of Katikati, do herby give notice tht I desire to obtain, and wil at the next licensing meeting to be holden at Katikati, on the 9th day of June, 1882, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house situate at Katikati, containing 13 rooms exclusive of those required for the use of the family. A. H. CLARK


17 November 1887
... I, ARCHIBALD HUGH CLARK, of Katikati, the Licensee of the Junction Hotel, hereby give notice that I will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Katikati apply for a transfer of the said license from myself to Tom DALZELL, my appointee. Dated this 17th day of November 1887. A. G. CLARK


24 April 1903
... For the ten seats on the Waihi Borough Council the following nominations have been received:- Jacob BECK, Walter James BROWN, John BROWN, Daniel CAMPBELL, Archibald Hugh CLARK, Thomas ELTRINGHAM, Jason Thomas FAWCETT, Hugh Joseph FINN, Joseph FOSTER, John HENDERSON, Alfred Albert JACKSON, Carl Adolf KATZ, Frank KENNON, John NEWTH, Robert McNair RYBURN, Joseph SALT, Charles Judd SAUNDERS, Thomas SHOW sen., Joseph Edward SLEVIN, Joseph TANNER. The poll will be taken on Wednesday, the 29th day of April, 1903, at the Miners Union Hall