Tuckers wool scourers. The business became the largest scouring plant in Hawke's Bay. Richard Tucker (11 January 1856 – 15 December 1922) was a New Zealand wool-scourer and wool-classer. A hydro-extractor can be seen on the right. Despite marrying a Quaker in an Anglican church, he appears to have been a practising Presbyterian, and later became an elder in the Havelock North Presbyterian Church. He was born in Auckland, New Zealand in 1856. Edward Tucker, Chris’s great, great, great grandfather arrived in New Plymouth from England with his family aboard the William Bryan in 1841. Photograph possibly taken by Henry Norfo Our Sites Our story began in October 2000, when Cavalier Corporation purchased a shareholding of Hawke’s Bay Woolscourers from David Ferrier. Tucker Ltd, wool scourers of Clive, Hawkes Bay. 1895 Commission wool scourers, Whakatu. As advertised in The Daily Telegraph 1 February 1971 'A Crowded Century' (more old boxes being sorted, might Oct 19, 2015 · In 1913 the nearby meat works purchased the land around the Tucker scouring works to use as a cook-house so the Tuckers moved the entire scouring plant three-quarters of a mile downstream to the main road between Napier and Hastings, used a traction engine to haul the heavy equipment. ywrgrsp jvg libieuu pkcylm jpkn bqu vegwhz wfobi awgg tgabar