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✨ City Board Electors List

A.D.—1863.

LIST OF PERSONS
QUALIFIED

TO VOTE AT THE ELECTION

OF MEMBERS

OF

THE CITY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

FOR THE

WEST WARD, No. 1, OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND.

No.	Christian name and Surname of each Elector, at full length.	Place of Abode.	Nature of Qualification.	Place where Property situate, and Name or Description of same.
1	Adeane John	Queen-street	household	Queen-street; shop and dwelling
2	Allan James	Albert-street	household	Albert-street; dwelling
3	Allen Michael	Wyndham-street	household	Wyndham-street; dwelling
4	Alp Samuel	Corner of Chapel-street and Durham-street	leasehold	Shop, corner of Chapel-street and Durham-street; in his occupation
5	Anderson David	Chapel-street	household	Chapel-street; dwelling
6	Andrews Kirby	Queen-street	leasehold	Queen-street; premises in his occupation
7	Andrews John	Chapel-street	household	Chapel-street; dwelling
8	Arthur David	Durham-street	freehold	Durham-street; part of allotment 5, sec. 16
9	Asher Asher	Shortland-street	freehold	Chapel-street; part of allotment 9, sec. 18
10	Asher Benjamin	Grahame-street	freehold	Asher Terrace; Grahame street
11	Ashton Herbert	Albert-street	household	Smales' Point, Albert-street; dwelling
12	Avery William	Hobson-street	leasehold	Hobson-street; allotment next "Governor Browne" Hotel, in his occupation
13	Bain John	Albert-street	household	Albert-street; dwelling
14	Barber Samuel	Wyndham-street	household	Wyndham-street; dwelling
15	Barris Abel	Grahame-street	household	Grahame-street; dwelling
16	Bartley Robert	Nelson-street	freehold	Grahame-street; part of subdivision of allotments Nos. 9, 10, and 11, sec. 20
17	Bell Thomas	Queen-street	leasehold	Queen-street Wharf; stores in the occupation of Edward King
18	Bellingham William	Bedford-street	freehold	Wyndham-street; part of allotment 3, sec. 16
19	Bennett John Boyle	Chapel-street	household	Chapel-street; dwelling
20	Black Alexander	Hobson-street	freehold	Queen-street; part of allotment 8, sec. 17
21	Boulter Joseph	Grahame-street	freehold	Grahame-street; house and land in his occupation
22	Bowden James	Albert-street	freehold	Albert-street; house and land in his occupation
23	Bowden Elias	Chapel-street	freehold	Chapel-street; part of allotment 8, sec. 21
24	Boyd George	Victoria-street West	freehold	Victoria-street West; part of allotment 10, sec. 16
25	Boylan James Thomas	Nelson-street	freehold	Nelson-street; allotment 6, sec. 20
26	Brame James	Chapel-street	household	Chapel-street; dwelling
27	Britton William	Wyndham-street	household	Wyndham-street; dwelling and shop
28	Bruce Charles	Victoria-street	freehold	Victoria-street; house and land in his occupation
29	Bruce James	Queen-street	household	Queen-street; cooperage and premises
30	Bryant Robert	Lower Albert-street	household	Lower Albert-street; dwelling
31	Buchanan John	St. George’s Bay	leasehold	Queen-street; office in his occupation

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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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