NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 15 APRIL, 1891. Page 128
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY REPORTED STOLEN.
Date Owner's Name and Address Description Reference.
1891, 18 Mar Mr. KENDALL, Yinera, Yarranabee Road, Darling Point. Gent's gold lever open - face watch, very old and much worn 91 - 352

Vide Police Gazette, 1891, page 128.
Amended description of watch (91 - 352) reported stolen, the property of A. E. KENDALL, Yinera, Yarranabee Road, Darling Point, is now described as a gent's gold open - face watch, No. 57,077; maker "Clarke & Sons"; "A.R. KENDALL" Englandraved on inside of back case (faintly).

NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 28 JUNE, 1893. Page 223
Offences not otherwise described.
Sydney. - A warrant has been issued by the Water Police Bench for the arrest of a man whose name is unknown, but who can be identified, charged with unlawfully assaulting Ruby Harrison, a girl of the age of 12 years, in Darling Point Road, on the 24th instant. Offender is about 20 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, fair complexion, small fair moustache; dressed in dark coat and vest, grayish trousers with dark stripe running through, and dark soft felt hat. Complainant, care of Mr. Arthur E. KENDALL, Darling Point.


Biography

Marriage
KENDALL—HARRISON.—Dec. 19, St. James' Church, by Rev. Mr. Hough, Arthur Edward Kendall to Maria A. Harrison. [1]

Death
KENDALL.-At his late residence, Mayville, Magney-street, Woollahra, Arthur Edward, eldest son of the late Capt. Joseph Kendall, aged 54 years. Funeral at 9.15 a.m., from late residence, to Waverley Cemetery. [2]

DEATH OF MR. A. E. KENDALL.
Mr. Arthur Edward Kendall, late Sydney manager of Messrs. Huddart, Parker and Co. Proprietary, Limited, died on Saturday at his residence, "Maryville," Magney-street, Woollahra. Mr. Kendall had been very ill for a fortnight, and seemed to be improving, when pneumonia set in and he passed away.
Mr. Kendall, who was a son of the late Captain Joseph Kendall, was for nearly 30 years with Messrs. Huddart, Parker and Company, and saw many important changes with the company, from the very small steamers to the large liners that now trade to New Zealand and the Commonwealth on behalf of this firm.
The deceased gentleman was very popular with all the shipping community, and held in the highest esteem by the directors of his company for his energy and enterprise. Mr. Kendall was 54 years of age, and was twice married, and has left two sons — Messrs. Arthur and William Kendall. The funeral will leave his late residence this morning for the Waverley Cemetery. [3]
See also Sunday Times [4] The Sydney Morning Herald [5]
For attendees at his funeral see The Star [6]

Burial
10 May 1909, Bronte, New South Wales, Australia.
Waverley Cemetery.
Name: Arthur Edward Kendall
Birth Date: abt 1855
Death Date: 8 May 1909
Age: 54
Burial Place: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Cemetery: Waverley
Section: 7 Vaults
Row: 25
Denomination: Anglican

Sources
1. ↑ Trove, The Sydney Morning Herald 29 Dec 1881
2. ↑ Trove, The Sydney Morning Herald 10 May1909
3. ↑ Trove, Daily Commercial News and Shipping List 10 May 1909
4. ↑ Trove, Sunday Times 9 May 1909
5. ↑ Trove, The Sydney Morning Herald 10 May 1909
6. ↑ Trove, The Star 11 May 1909