Sigvart P. Syversen or Syverson
born circa 1828 Norway
(this notice continued to 6 May 1874)
Fire. — A marquee, erected by Mr S. P. Syversen as a photograph studio, on a piece of ground the property of the Union Bank, on the Main South-road, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. It appears that while Mr Syversen was searching for something in the dark room with a lighted match in his hand, the tent caught fire, the flames spreading rapidly. A number of people were quickly on the spot, and the fire was soon extinguished, but not before it had burned about two-thirds of the marquee, and injured a portion of the camera, chemicals, and other stock. The accident is very unfortunate for the man, for he had only just completed the marquee, and intended commencing business to-day.
Timaru Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 1137, 11 December 1874, Page 3
SIGVART P. SYVERSEN, native of Norway, is requested to write to his mother, in Kragero. Whoever can give information about him will greatly oblige by writing to Messrs Johnson and Archer, 147 Fenchurch street, London. He left Woodlands, New Zealand, for Melbourne, about three years since.
SIGVART P. SYVERSEN, native of Norway, is requested to write to his mother, in Kragero. Whoever can give information about him will greatly oblige by writing to Messrs Johnson and Archer, 147 Fenchurch street, London. He left Woodlands, New Zealand, for Melbourne, about three years since.
The Argus (Melbourne) 7 April 1875 page 12
Timaru 31st December 1876
A fire occurred at 3 o'clock this morning at a house belonging to the public trustee for the heirs of the late Dr. Levy. It was occupied by a Norwegian photographer named Syverson, who took in boarders. Everything was destroyed owing to a want of water. This is the second time Syverson has been burned out in Timaru. He was insured. The fire was caused by the upsetting of a kerosene lamp.
A fire occurred at 3 o'clock this morning at a house belonging to the public trustee for the heirs of the late Dr. Levy. It was occupied by a Norwegian photographer named Syverson, who took in boarders. Everything was destroyed owing to a want of water. This is the second time Syverson has been burned out in Timaru. He was insured. The fire was caused by the upsetting of a kerosene lamp.
Evening Post, Volume XV, Issue 1, 2 January 1877, Page 2
Syverson - On the 13th March, at Mount Gambier, South Australia, of consumption Anne, the beloved wife of S. P. Syverson, Timaru.
Syverson - On the 13th March, at Mount Gambier, South Australia, of consumption Anne, the beloved wife of S. P. Syverson, Timaru.
Timaru Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 1694, 4 April 1877, Page 3
Family name: SYVERSON
Given name: S. P.
Age: 50
Ship name: GARONNE
Departure month: MAY
Departure year: 1878
Destination: LONDON VIA ADELAIDE AND SUEZ
Index to Outward Passengers to Interstate, UK, NZ and Foreign Ports 1852-1901
Victoria, Australia
Family name: SYVERSON
Given name: S. P.
Age: 50
Ship name: GARONNE
Departure month: MAY
Departure year: 1878
Destination: LONDON VIA ADELAIDE AND SUEZ
Index to Outward Passengers to Interstate, UK, NZ and Foreign Ports 1852-1901
Victoria, Australia
Anne Syverson - Alleged rape near Caversham, see Otago Daily Times , Issue 4109, 20 April 1875, Page 2
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