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Spades
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This website recording the burials reveals that he was probably one of two later settlers who died and were buried there.
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Opepe_Cemetery_Free_Space

I wonder if a local library, family history society or NZSG branch might hold more information.

Spades

Hi TPB,

That's fantastic, congratulations 

But can you tell me what led you to finding his death and to Opepe, please?

Spades

Hi TPB,

I have taken the liberty of supplying the complete entry for Edmond ANDRAHAN from Discharged in New Zealand, which shows that 'OT' denoted 'Otahuhu', not Otago (see page 128 of the book for the abbreviations used).

Hughes, H & L (1988) Discharged in New Zealand. Soldiers of the Imperial Foot Regiments who took their discharge in New Zealand 1840-1870.
43rd Light Infantry, p.32:
Regimental No.:      2775   
Rank:         Private
Name:         ANDRAHAN, Edmond
Birthplace:      Glynn, Limerick   
Trade (on enlistment): Lab (Labourer)
Date of Enlistment:   020252
Place of Discharge:   OT (e.g. Otahuhu)
Date of Discharge:   240366
Type of Discharge:   G (e.g. Gratuity)
Ship:                   LJ (e.g. LADY JOCELYN, dep. Calcutta 081063, arr. Auckland 101263)

Spades

Hi John,

The voyage you mention departed from the Cape of Good Hope on 7 November 1864, according to the report published in the New Zealander on  24 December 1864, Page 4. This includes the passenger list.
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01t3z/

I've searched Archway for 'micro5019' and also tried other search terms, all without success so far, but I'm certain they will still hold it.

But to answer your question, many passenger lists do not appear online.

Regards,

Spades