Wayne David LE GRICE, 1944–2016 (aged 71 years)
- Name
- Wayne David /LE GRICE/
- Surname
- LE GRICE
- Given names
- Wayne David
Birth | 8 December 1944
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Death of a maternal grandmother | Clara WOODCOCK 6 January 1957 (aged 12 years) |
Death of a maternal grandfather | William (Willie) JOHNSON 14 October 1967 (aged 22 years) |
Death of a father | Clifford Reginald LE GRICE Jr 5 December 1982 (aged 37 years) |
Burial of a father | Clifford Reginald LE GRICE Jr 7 December 1982 (aged 37 years) Cemetery: Helensville Cemetery, Block 27 lot 6 |
Death of a mother | Ivy Ethel JOHNSON 8 November 1994 (aged 49 years) Address: NorthHaven Private Hospital Cause: Bronchitis, Dementia |
Burial of a mother | Ivy Ethel JOHNSON 11 November 1994 (aged 49 years) Cemetery: Helensville Public Cemetary |
Death of a sister | Glenis Dawn LE GRICE 8 October 1999 (aged 54 years) Cause: Bowel Cancer |
Burial of a sister | Glenis Dawn LE GRICE 12 October 1999 (aged 54 years) Cemetery: Private Cremation |
Death | 8 August 2016 (aged 71 years) |
Burial | 10 August 2016 (2 days after death) |
father |
1914–1982
Birth: 24 October 1914
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24 — Helensville, Waitakere, Auckland, New Zealand Death: 5 December 1982 — Helensville, Waitakere, Auckland, New Zealand |
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mother |
1917–1994
Birth: 28 July 1917
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26 — Helensville, Waitakere, Auckland, New Zealand Death: 8 November 1994 — Whangaparoa, Rodney, Auckland, New Zealand |
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elder sister |
1938–1999
Birth: 21 February 1938
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20 — Malolo Hospital, Helensville, Auckland, New Zealand Death: 8 October 1999 — Orewa, North Shore, Auckland, New Zealand |
sister |
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himself |
1944–2016
Birth: 8 December 1944
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27 — Malolo Hospital, Helensville, Auckland, New Zealand Death: 8 August 2016 |
brother |
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himself |
1944–2016
Birth: 8 December 1944
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27 — Malolo Hospital, Helensville, Auckland, New Zealand Death: 8 August 2016 |
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wife |
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daughter |
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daughter |
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Note | Northland hen 'dropping bombs' By Hannah Norton 5:35 PM Monday Aug 5, 2013 Wayne Le Grice with two eggs. Photo / Michael Cunningham A Northland hen is continuing to pop out huge eggs - but it's not because of the weather, season or what she's been eating. Henrietta, the brown shaver owned by Wayne Le Grice, first laid a whopper in April, and has laid five in a row of the same size since.After the first large egg, Mr Le Grice said she hadn't laid for five or six days but then she laid a monster."She really dropped a bomb." Before her run of unusually large eggs, Mr Le Grice said Henrietta usually laid relatively normal-sized eggs for a brown shaver. Kerry Mulqueen, senior executive technical officer at the The Egg Producers Federation NZ, said factors such as feed and weather were unlikely to affect the size of the hen's eggs. "It's more to do with the age of the hen. The older they get the bigger the eggs," he said. But then there's the situation where the eggs are double-yolkers - then it is simply because there is a "bigger mass" for the albumin (outer layer or egg white) to cover. Despite hens being genetically predisposed to producing single-yolked eggs, sometimes younger hens can have a few double-yolkers, before returning to single-yoked eggs. "something has upset the timing of the release," he said. "But then it comes back to normal process. "I wouldn't expect it [Henrietta's large-egg laying] to keep on going - but it is a biological machine so we can't always say," he said. Although Henrietta's eggs are big for a chicken, the Guinness Book of World Records won't be making any additions with her exploits. The "largest egg from a bird" is still the work of a Swedish ostrich that laid a five-pounder (2.2kg) in 2008. There is no category for the largest chicken egg.
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