Name, date of birth and death from Muriel Leo’s (nee Oliver, 1917-1998) Family Tree.

Dax Eric Clayton Lloyd, great-grandson of Jessie Bertha Oliver b.1876 writes:

“His Burial Record;
Surname: OLIVER
First name: IVOR JAMES CLARK
Age at death: 81
Date of death/burial: 28/7/1989
Cemetery: Havelock North
Address: 700 TERRACE ROAD
District: HASTINGS
Occupation:
Block name: H
Plot number: 457
Site: H457_N
Purchaser:
Funeral director:
Reference: HN4556”

New Zealand Electoral Roll - Hastings General Roll 1946, found in June 2020:
Oliver, Ivor James Clark, 700 Terrace Road, threshing mill worker
Oliver, Loma Elizabeth, 700 Terrace Road, married

New Zealand Electoral Roll - Hastings Main Roll 1963, found in July 2018:
Oliver, Ivor James C., 700 Terrace Rd. driver
Oliver, Loma Elizabeth, 700 Terrace Rd., married
Oliver, Norman James, 700 Terrace Rd., clerk

New Zealand Electoral Roll - Hastings Main Roll 1969, found in July 2018:
Oliver, Ivor James Clark, 700 Terrace Rd. gardener
Oliver, Loma Elizabeth, 700 Terrace Rd. married
Oliver, Norman James, 700 Terrace Rd., clerk

New Zealand Electoral Roll - Hastings Main Roll 1972, found in July 2018:
Oliver, Ivor Jas. Clark, 700 Terrace Rd. Gardener
Oliver, Loma Elizabeth, 700 Terrace Rd. Housewife

New Zealand Electoral Roll - Hastings Main Roll 1978, found in July 2018:
Oliver, Ivor Jas. Clark, 700 Terrace Road. Gardener
Oliver, Loma Elizabeth, 700 Terrace Road. Housewife

New Zealand Electoral Roll - Hastings Composite Roll 1981, found in July 2018:
Oliver, Ivor Jas. Clark, 700 Terrace Road. Retired

Year and country of marriage from search on New Zealand BDM website in October 2018:
1933/7404. Bride: Loma Elizabeth Florance. Groom: Ivor James Clark Oliver

Full date of marriage of 23 September 1933 from further searching in October 2018 on BDM Search by incrementally changing the date range for the marriage.

Married in, “the lovely little church in Eskdale”, from “Early Days of the Florance Family As Remembered by Gwen”, dated June 1998 as per copy from Kim Helen Cripps (nee Jamieson).

Born at home in Mataroa, from images of notes written by Ivor James Clark Oliver and emailed by Katia, wife of Tim Grant Oliver, on 1 February 2021. Died Hastings Hospital added in. Tim is the grandson of Ivor James Clark Oliver 1907-1989.

Article on wedding of Ivor Oliver and Loma Florance from the Hawke's Bay Tribune newspaper of 25 September 1933 found on the Papers Past website by Katia and Tim Oliver in June 2025:
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/HBTRIB19330925.2.34
WEDDING
OLIVER—FLORANCE. A quiet and picturesque wedding was celebrated in the Eskdale Memorial Church on Saturday morning last, when Lorna, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs R. H. Florance, Eskview, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Ivor, eldest son of Mr and Mrs J. A. Oliver, of Haumoana.
The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. E. T. Olds, and the bridal music was played by Miss G. Florance. The bride, who entered the church with her father, looked winsome in a model powder-blue frock of krinkley crepe with hat, gloves and shoes to tone. She carried a shower bouquet of pink cyclamen, carnations, rhododendrons and maidenhair fern. The bridesmaid, Miss Alma Florance, looked sweet in a frock of lemon floral krinkley crepe, with green hat and shoes to tone; she wore an amber crystal necklace, and earrings, a gift from tho bridegroom. Her bouquet consisted of lemon ranunculi, freesias, roses and maidenhair fern. The bouquets were made and presented by Mr D. Webb, Hastings. The bridegroom was assisted by Mr C. Goodrick, of Mangateretere.
After the service the happy couple ran the gauntlet amidst showers of confetti. The guests then motored to the home of the bride’s parents, where they were entertained to a sumptuous repast. The room and tables were artistically decorated with cherry blossom, arum lilies and greenery, and a large white wedding bell was suspended above the bridal couple. A beautiful tiered cake was the centre of attraction on the bridal table, and was much admired by all. After the reception, Mr and Mrs Oliver left by car on a tour of the north, amidst showers of confetti and good wishes. The presents comprised a variety of articles, both useful and ornamental. Among those present were: Mr and Mrs J. A. Oliver, Mrs J. Blake, Mrs F. H. Mitchell, Mr and Mrs A. J. Blake, Mr and Mrs T. Taylor, Mr and Mrs C. F. Goodrick, Mr and Mrs G. Bridgeman, Mr H. Martel; Misses I. Wilson, K. Oliver, Martel, M. Oliver, E. Goodrick, G. Bridgeman; Messrs A. Oliver, F. Mitchell, D. Webb, E. Blake, N. Oliver, H. Gardiner, E. Martel and D. Bridgeman.