Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1863 – No. 12A

Page 36

✨ Electoral Roll Continuation

No. 2.
WEST WARD,

No. | Christian Name and
... | Surname of each Elector,
... | at full length.
--- | ---
18 | Porter John
219 | Potter William
220 | Probert John

229 | Ring Charles

238 | Ryan Michael
239 | Ryland William

268 | Tapper Joseph Andrew

Place of Abode.

Drake-street
Hobson-street
Chapel-street

Albert-street
Chapel-street
Queen-street
Queen-street
Chapel-street
Hobson-street
Albert-street

Cook-street

Coromandel

Victoria-street
Albert-street
Victoria-street
Chapel street
Drake-street
Albert-street
Albert-street
Remuera

Upper Queen-street
Chapel-street

Chapel-street
Queen-street
Kyber Pass Road
Kyber Pass Road
Hobson-street
Wellesley-street
Victoria-street

Remuera

Victoria-street
Hobson-street
Victoria-street
Drake-street
Symonds-street

Queen-street

Wellesley-street
Victoria-street
Chapel-street
Nelson-street
Wellesley-street
Elliott-street
Nelson-street
Victoria-street West
Chapel-street
Victoria-street
Victoria-street West

Drake-street
Elliott-street
Elliott-street

Wellesley-street

Nature of
Qualification.

leasehold
leasehold
freehold

freehold
freehold
household
household
household
household
household

leasehold

Freehold
household
freehold
freehold
freehold
freehold
household
freehold

household
household

household
leasehold
leasehold
leasehold
household
household
leasehold

freehold

household
household
household
freehold
freehold

household

leasehold
freehold
freehold
freehold
household
leasehold
household
household
freehold
household
leasehold

Leasehold
household
household

household

Place where Property situate,
...
Name or Description of same.

Drake-street premises on which he resides
Hobson-street; dwelling
Wellesley-street; lots 1 and 2, sec. 80

Albert-street; premises in his occupation
Chapel-street; premises in his occupation
Queen-street; "Rifle Volunteers" Hotel
Queen-street; "United Service" Hotel
Chapel-street; store and dwelling
Hobson-street; dwelling
Albert-street; dwelling and workshop

Cook-street, lot 15, sec. 31; Queen-street, lot
6, sec. 31
Cook-street, lot 16, sec. 31; Queen-street, lot
6, sec. 31
Victoria-street; premises in his occupation
Albert-street; dwelling
Victoria-street West; allotment 8, sec. 24
Chapel-street; premises in his occupation
Drake-street; premises in his occupation
Albert-street; premises in his occupation
Albert-street; dwelling
Wellesley Place; part of allotment 12, sec.
22
Upper Queen-street; dwelling
Chapel-street; dwelling

Chapel-street; dwelling
Queen-street; lot 5, sec. 31
Queen-street; Albert brewery
Queen-street; Albert brewery
Hobson-street; shop and dwelling
Wellesley-street; dwelling
Subdivision D of allotment 4, sec. 22; Albert-
street
Sale-street; part of allotment 9, sec. 41

Victoria-street; dwelling
Hobson-street; shop and dwelling
Victoria-street; dwelling
Drake-street; part of allotment 9, sec. 41
Street off Sale-street; part of allotment 5, sec.
41
Queen-street; shop and dwelling

Wellesley-street; part of allotment 13, sec. 22
Victoria-street; premises in his occupation
Chapel-street; premises in his occupation
Nelson-street; premises in his occupation
Wellesley-street; dwelling
Elliott-street; part of allotment 11, sec. 15
Nelson-street; dwelling
Victoria-street West; shop and dwelling
Chapel-street; part of allotment 20, sec. 22
Victoria-street; dwelling
Victoria-street West; premises occupied by
Frederick Woollam
Drake-street; "Freeman’s" hotel
Elliott-street; dwelling
Elliott-street; dwelling

Wellesley-street; dwelling

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1863, No 12A

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

🏘️ List of Persons Entitled to Vote for City Board Election (continued from previous page)

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsCity Board, Electors, Auckland, Voting List, West Ward
👱🏽 Names

51 names identified

John Porter, Elector in West Ward
William Potter, Elector in West Ward
John Probert, Elector in West Ward
John Rattray, Elector in West Ward
William Rattray, Elector in West Ward
George Rayner, Elector in West Ward
John Rayner, Elector in West Ward
John Young Redman, Elector in West Ward
Hugh Reid, Elector in West Ward
William Richardson, Elector in West Ward
Blackett, Elector in West Ward
Frederick Ring, Elector in West Ward
Charles Ring, Elector in West Ward
Joshua Robinson, Elector in West Ward
Charles Henry Rose, Elector in West Ward
John Rose, Elector in West Ward
William Rose, Elector in West Ward
James Rosie, Elector in West Ward
John Roskell, Elector in West Ward
Alexander Russell, Elector in West Ward
James Rutherford, Elector in West Ward
Michael Ryan, Elector in West Ward
William Ryland, Elector in West Ward
Charles Sanderson, Elector in West Ward
John Scarrott, Elector in West Ward
Richard Seccombe, Elector in West Ward
John Carol Seccombe, Elector in West Ward
William Shanaghan, Elector in West Ward
John Shaw, Elector in West Ward
William Sherson, Elector in West Ward
Thomas Shipherd (junior), Elector in West Ward
John Shorland, Elector in West Ward
Thomas Shove, Elector in West Ward
David Gomez Silva, Elector in West Ward
Peter Simpson, Elector in West Ward
Andrew Sinclair, Elector in West Ward
Christopher Smith (Bullen), Elector in West Ward
Henry Smith, Elector in West Ward
James Smith, Elector in West Ward
Richard Smith, Elector in West Ward
Thomas Smith, Elector in West Ward
Joseph Spreggon, Elector in West Ward
George Spurway, Elector in West Ward
Thomas Stephens, Elector in West Ward
Charles Stephenson, Elector in West Ward
Andrew Stewart, Elector in West Ward
Frederick Stirling (Stanton), Elector in West Ward
Robert Stow, Elector in West Ward
Edward Sullivan, Elector in West Ward
John Sutcliffe, Elector in West Ward
Joseph Andrew Tapper, Elector in West Ward

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