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Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1856 – No. 8

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✨ Cattle Slaughter Reports

RETURN of Cattle slaughtered within the Auckland Country District under the charge of the undersigned,

AT OTAHUHU.

Feb. 18.

HALL.

Ox, 4 years, white, strawberry neck and head, hooped horns, 4 off shoulder, Jr off rump.

AT PAMURE.

WALTERS.

Ox, 4 years, strawberry, white back, small horns, off ear notched, JF (conjoined) off ribs.
Ox, 4 years, brindle and white, spotted, cocked horns, off ear notched, JF (conjoined) off rump.
Ox, 4 years, white, red neck, wide horns, off ear notched, JF (conjoined) off ribs.
Ox, 5 years, white, strawberry neck, red ears, wide horns, off ear notched, JF (conjoined) off ribs.
Cow, 5 years, red, white belly, cocked horns, JF (conjoined, WTB under) off ribs.

Ox, 3 years, red, white belly, open horns, WW near ribs, JH (I under) near rump.
Ox, 4 years, strawberry, poley, off ear notched, JF (conjoined) off ribs.
Ox, 4 years, strawberry, wide open horns, off ear notched, JF (conjoined) off ribs.

"21.

DAY.

Ox, 3 years, strawberry, poley, WT near rump.
Heifer, 3 years, strawberry, curly horns, red neck, WT near rump.

Cow, aged, red, white belly, cocked horns, O (within triangle), both rumps, JF (conjoined, TS under) off ribs.

" 21. Cow, 4 years, strawberry, black ears near ear swallow and topped, short horns, off horn broken, JD (conjoined) near rump.
Cow, 4 years, strawberry, red ears, cocked horns, near ear swallow and topped, JD (conjoined) near rump.
Ox, 4 years, black, white shoulders and rump, cocked horns, off ear notched, JF (conjoined) off ribs.
Ox, 3 years, black, wide horns, near ear swallow and topped, JD (conjoined) near rump.

Cow, 6 years, red, white face, cocked horns, near ear swallow and topped, WS near rump, JD (conjoined) near thigh.
Cow, aged, strawberry, red ears, cocked horns, near ear swallow and topped, C (FJL under) off rump, 9 near rump, JD (conjoined) near thigh.

" 22.

GEORGE.

Ox, 4 years, girafferry, red ears, dropped horns, no brand.
Ox, 3 years, strawberry, open horns, no brand.

STONE.

Cow, 4 years, red and white, spotted, cocked horns, brand like JP (conjoined) off rump.

CHISHOLM.

Ox, 4 years red, stag horns, off ear notched, JM (O Jr under) off rump.

AT ONEHUNGA.

" 22.

DONOVAN.

Cow, light red, cocked horns, near ear notched, PD off rump, TH off ribs.

David G. Smale,
Inspector of Slaughter Houses.

IMPOUNDED at the Public Pound, Hunter's Hill road of Auckland, Newmarket, by Kenneth Stewart, for trespassing in my enclosed ground at the Pah—

1 Black Sow and 10 young Pigs.

If not claimed to be sold at the Public Pound at noon, on the 7th April next, agreeable to the Impounding Ordinance, Victoria 11, Sec. 8, No. 6.

Joseph Osborne,
Pound-keeper.

Printed by Williamson & Wilson, for the Provincial Government,

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VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1856, No 8

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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🌾 Cattle Slaughtered at Public Slaughter House (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsCattle, Slaughter House, Otahuhu, Pamure, Onehunga, February 1856
👱🏽 Names

David G. Smale, Inspector of Slaughter Houses

👩‍💼 Officials

David G. Smale, Inspector of Slaughter Houses

⚖️ Impounded Livestock Notice

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsImpounding, Trespass, Pigs, Auckland, Newmarket
👱🏽 Names

Kenneth Stewart, Trespass complaint
Joseph Osborne, Pound-keeper

👩‍💼 Officials

Joseph Osborne, Pound-keeper

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