Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1857 – No. 23A

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✨ Electoral Roll

SOUTHERN DIVISION

Christian and Surname	Place of Abode	Calling or Business	Qualification

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VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1857, No 23A

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 for the Pensioner Settlements (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsElectoral Roll, Pensioner Settlements, Southern Division, Voters
👱🏽 Names

64 names identified

John Maclanghlin, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Robert Maclean, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Every Maclean, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
William Macmillan, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
James Macmillan, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Thomas Macready, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Murtagh Maddigan, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Patrick Madigan, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Madigan Madigan, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Murtagh Madigan, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Bartholomew Maher, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Henry Walsh Mahon, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Thomas Mahony, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Robert Maitland, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
M. M. Major, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Peter Malone, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
James Mandeno, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
John Mander, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Manger, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Manukau, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Hannibal Marks, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
George Marsh, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Alexander Marshall, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Henry Marshall, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Charles Marshall, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Albin Martin, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Thomas Martin, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Francis Martin, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Patrick Martin, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
John Martin, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Andy Martin, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
David Mason, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
William Walter Mason, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
John Mason, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Henry Mason, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
William Mason, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
William Masters, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Thomas Masterson, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
John Mande, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Robert Maunsell, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
John May, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
James May, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Martin May, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Joseph May, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
George May, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Charles McAleer, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Charles McAleer, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
John McAnulty, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Duncan McArthur, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
William McCallum, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
James McCarter, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Patrick McCarthy, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
John McCarthy, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
James McCarthy, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
John McCarthy, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Donald McCaskill, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Kenneth McCaskill, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
William McCauley, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
William McCauley, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
John McConaghy, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Patrick McCrony, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Hugh McCrum, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
James McCuat, Voter in Pensioner Settlements
Robert McCullough, Voter in Pensioner Settlements

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