Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1860 – No. 15

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✨ Tender Notices and Commission of the Peace

FORMING ROADWAY, &c., IN WELLINGTON-STREET.

Name.	Cuttings per cubic yard.	Forming Roadway per chain.	Metalling Road per chain.	Forming and Metalling Footpath, per chain.
	Accepted Tenders.
James Williamson	11½d	20s	£5 10s
P. Coyle
	Non-Accepted Tenders.
R. Collins	1s 2d	20s	£7	£2 10s
P. Coyle	1s 1d			£3 5s
T. Speechley		20s	£6 7s 6d	£2 10s
James Williamson		£2 4s

CLOTHING FOR PRISONERS IN GAOL AND STOCKADE.

Accepted Tenders.—Messrs. Keesing for Blue Serge Shirts, Moleskin Trousers and Woollen Shirts; Mr. Horne, for Duck Trousers; Messrs. Owen and Graham, for Scotch Twill Shirts.

Schedule of Tenders received.

Articles.	Owen and Graham.	R. Horne.	A. and R. Keesing.
12 smock frocks, at	4s each	7s 6d each	4s 6d each
30 blue serge shirts	2s 6d pair	6s 9d ditto	5s 9d ditto
54 pairs duck trousers	4s 9d ditto	3s 6d or 4s 4d pair	2s 9d pair
18 " moleskin ditto	3s 4d each	7s ditto	5s 6d or 6s ditto
24 woollen shirts	3s 10d each	4s 10d each	3s or 4s each
36 Scotch twill shirts	2s 9d each	3s 3d ditto	2s 10d ditto

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, July 11, 1860.

THE following Commission of the Peace for the Colony is republished from the New Zealand Gazette.

J. WILLIAMSON,
Superintendent.

VICTORIA, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, and so forth. To our trusty and loving subjects:

Adams, His Honor, William, Wairau
Alexander Alexander, Napier
Allison James, Wanganui
Anderson James, Mohaka
Aubrey Harcourt Richard, (R.M.) Wanganui
Acland John Barton Arundel, Rangitata
Bailie William Douglas Hall, Wairau
Bain John Watson, Auckland
Bannatyne William McLeod, Wellington
Barnicoat John Wallis, Richmond
Barstow Robert Clapham, (R.M.) Russell
Bartley Hon. Thomas Houghton, Auckland
Bartley William, Auckland
Barton Richard, Upper Hutt
Bealey John, Christchurch

Beckham Thomas, (R.M.) Auckland
Bell Francis Dillon, Auckland
Bell Samuel Allen, Waiheke
Beswick William Cockerill, Kaiapoi
Bidwell Charles Robert, Wairarapa
Birch Josiah, Rangiora
Blackett John, Mangorei
Blakiston Hon. Charles Robert, Kaiapoi
Blundell Francis Horniblow, Waimea West
Bowen Charles, Millford
Brandon Alfred de Bathe, Wellington
Brittan Joseph, Heathcote
Brittan William Guise, Eagle Field
Brown Charles, Rata Nui
Burton George Rutt, Omata
Burns Arthur John, East Taieri
Campbell Moses, Wanganui
Carkeek Stephen, Wellington
Carlyon George Guavas, Hutt
Carew Walter John, Piraki
Cargill William, Dunedin
Carter John Chilton Lambton, Napier
Cass Thomas, Christchurch
Chapman Edward, Rakaia
Chapman Robert, Dunedin
Churton Henry, Wanganui
Clarke George, Waimate
Clark Archibald, Auckland

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1860, No 15

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'.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏗️ Forming Roadway and Related Works Tenders

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
KeywordsTender, Roadway, Metalling, Footpath, Wellington-Street
👱🏽 Names

James Williamson, Submitted tender
P. Coyle, Submitted tender
R. Collins, Submitted tender
T. Speechley, Submitted tender

⚖️ Clothing for Prisoners Tenders

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated11 July 1860
KeywordsTender, Clothing, Prisoners, Gaol, Stockade
👱🏽 Names

A. and R. Keesing, Accepted tender for Blue Serge Shirts, Moleskin Trousers, and Woollen Shirts
R. Horne, Accepted tender for Duck Trousers
Owen, Accepted tender for Scotch Twill Shirts
Graham, Accepted tender for Scotch Twill Shirts

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Williamson, Superintendent

⚖️ Commission of the Peace for the Colony

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
KeywordsCommission, Peace, Justices, Appointment
👱🏽 Names

43 names identified

William Adams (His Honor), Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Alexander Alexander, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
James Allison, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
James Anderson, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Harcourt Richard Aubrey (Resident Magistrate), Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
John Barton Arundel Acland, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
William Douglas Hall Bailie, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
John Watson Bain, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
William McLeod Bannatyne, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
John Wallis Barnicoat, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Robert Clapham Barstow (Resident Magistrate), Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Thomas Houghton Bartley (Honourable), Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
William Bartley, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Richard Barton, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
John Bealey, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Thomas Beckham (Resident Magistrate), Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Francis Dillon Bell, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Samuel Allen Bell, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
William Cockerill Beswick, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Charles Robert Bidwell, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Josiah Birch, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
John Blackett, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Charles Robert Blakiston (Honourable), Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Francis Horniblow Blundell, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Charles Bowen, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Joseph Brittan, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
William Guise Brittan, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Charles Brown, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
George Rutt Burton, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Arthur John Burns, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Moses Campbell, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Stephen Carkeek, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
George Guavas Carlyon, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Walter John Carew, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
William Cargill, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
John Chilton Lambton Carter, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Thomas Cass, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Edward Chapman, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Robert Chapman, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Henry Churton, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
George Clarke, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace
Archibald Clark, Commissioned as Justice of the Peace

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