Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1863 – No. 8

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✨ Cattle Depasturing Regulations

Commissioner of Crown Lands Office,
Auckland, March 10th, 1863.

THE following regulation apportioning the number of great and small cattle which may be depastured for the current year by each person holding a license, has been made by the Wardens of the Hundred of Howick.

DANIEL POLLEN,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

1st. Licence holders (within the Hundred) occupying land, up to twenty acres, to be allowed to depasture five (5) head of great cattle, from twenty and up to fifty acres, seven (7) head of great cattle, and from fifty acres and upwards, ten (10) head of great cattle.

2nd. Four head of small cattle to be allowed in lieu of one head of great cattle.

JAMES WHITE,
ROBERT ANDREW, } Wardens.

Commissioner of Crown Lands Office,
Auckland, March 14th, 1863.

THE following regulations appointing the number of great and small cattle which may be depastured for the current year by each person holding a license has been made by the Wardens of the Hundred of Panmure.

DANIEL POLLEN,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

AT a Meeting of the Wardens of the Hundred of Panmure, held on the 11th of February, 1863, the following appointment was agreed to, viz.:—That instead of

Six head of Great Cattle, each license holder will be entitled to run Seven for the year 1863.

THOMAS CONNOR,
MICHAEL MINTION, } Wardens.
D. POLLEN, Esq.,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

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After Parliament moved to Wellington in 1865, the Auckland Provincial Council sat in General Assembly House (depicted).

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🗺️ Regulation for Depasturing Cattle in Howick

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated10 March 1863
KeywordsCattle depasturing, Licence holders, Howick
👩‍💼 Officials

DANIEL POLLEN, Commissioner of Crown Lands
JAMES WHITE, Warden
ROBERT ANDREW, Warden

🗺️ Regulation for Depasturing Cattle in Panmure

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated14 March 1863
KeywordsCattle depasturing, Licence holders, Panmure
👩‍💼 Officials

DANIEL POLLEN, Commissioner of Crown Lands
THOMAS CONNOR, Warden
MICHAEL MINTION, Warden

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