Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1854 – No. 25

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Christian and Surname	Place of abode	Calling or business	Qualification
Brophy Michael	Howick	Labourer	Householder
Brown James	Panmure	Labourer and farmer	Householder
Brown William	Onehunga	Labourer	Householder
Brown James	Onehunga	Labourer	Householder
Bryan John	Howick	Labourer	Householder
Bryan Patrick	Howick	Labourer	Householder
Burke Andrew	Panmure	Farmer	Householder
Burne Peter	Onehunga	Labourer	Householder
Burrell Charles	Howick	Labourer	Householder
Butler William	Howick	Labourer	Householder
Butler William	Onehunga	Labourer	Householder

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After Parliament moved to Wellington in 1865, the Auckland Provincial Council sat in General Assembly House (depicted).

It was nicknamed the 'Shedifice' as it was large and drafty, with a leaking roof. First premier Henry Sewell described it as 'a great wooden barnshaped affair, which might serve for a Hospital, a Jail, or a Barrack'.

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🏘️ Electoral Roll of the Pensioner Settlements (continued from previous page)

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsElectoral Roll, Pensioner Settlements, Onehunga, Howick, Otahuhu, Panmure, Ellerslie
👱🏽 Names

61 names identified

Michael Brophy, Listed on electoral roll
James Brown, Listed on electoral roll
William Brown, Listed on electoral roll
James Brown, Listed on electoral roll
John Bryan, Listed on electoral roll
Patrick Bryan, Listed on electoral roll
Andrew Burke, Listed on electoral roll
Peter Burne, Listed on electoral roll
Charles Burrell, Listed on electoral roll
William Butler, Listed on electoral roll
William Butler, Listed on electoral roll
Cornelius Caddigan, Listed on electoral roll
Robert Cain, Listed on electoral roll
John Callaghan, Listed on electoral roll
Francis Callaher, Listed on electoral roll
Patrick Campbell, Listed on electoral roll
Robert Campbell, Listed on electoral roll
Thomas Carline, Listed on electoral roll
Timothy Carroll, Listed on electoral roll
Thomas Carter, Listed on electoral roll
James Carter, Listed on electoral roll
John Carty, Listed on electoral roll
John Casey, Listed on electoral roll
John Casey, Listed on electoral roll
William Cassin, Listed on electoral roll
William Chandler, Listed on electoral roll
David Chandler, Listed on electoral roll
William Cherry, Listed on electoral roll
Thomas Childerhouse, Listed on electoral roll
William Clapson, Listed on electoral roll
Andrew Clark, Listed on electoral roll
John Cleary, Listed on electoral roll
James Cleary, Listed on electoral roll
Daniel Clifford, Listed on electoral roll
Joseph Cobine, Listed on electoral roll
Nicholas Codd, Listed on electoral roll
Denis Coffey, Listed on electoral roll
Philip Cogan, Listed on electoral roll
James Cole, Listed on electoral roll
John Cole, Listed on electoral roll
Thomas Coleman, Listed on electoral roll
John Colledge, Listed on electoral roll
John Collins, Listed on electoral roll
Robert Condering, Listed on electoral roll
Laurence Condon, Listed on electoral roll
Benjamin Condron, Listed on electoral roll
Anthony Conlon, Listed on electoral roll
Patrick Connell, Listed on electoral roll
Thomas Conner, Listed on electoral roll
Francis Conway, Listed on electoral roll
John Coogan, Listed on electoral roll
Hugh Coolahan, Listed on electoral roll
William Cossey, Listed on electoral roll
Anthony Coyle, Listed on electoral roll
Peter Coyle, Listed on electoral roll
Thomas Creavey, Listed on electoral roll
George Croucher, Listed on electoral roll
George Croucher, Listed on electoral roll
Jacob Culbert, Listed on electoral roll
Francis Cullen, Listed on electoral roll
Michael Cullen, Listed on electoral roll

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