Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1867 – No. 16

Page 101

✨ Miscellaneous Notices

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Superintendent’s Office,

Auckland, April 5, 1867.

THE following extracts from a letter addressed to the Superintendent by the Hon. Secretary of the New Zealand Exhibition are published for general information.

D. POLLEN,
Deputy Superintendent.

SIR,—I have the honour to acquaint you that by the mail boat of the 14th inst., I shall have the pleasure of transmitting to you four (4) silver and six (6) bronze Medals for persons resident in the Province of Auckland, and which the Commissioners will be obliged by your Honors distributing.

PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND.

Silver Medallists

Robert Graham, (late Superintendent),
Vice-President

T. B. Gillies, (late of Otago), Commissioner

The late Edward King, Commissioner

Dr. Shortland, Commissioner

Reader G. Wood, Vice-President

Bronze Medallists,

Alder Fisher, Junr., (late of Otago)

Charles Heaphy, (Major)

Dr. Pollen

G. Rumsey

Antone Seuffert

Union Steam Saw Moulding Sash and Door Company.

Alfred Eccles,
Hon. Sec.

CROWN GRANTS.

Crown Lands Office,

Auckland, 9th April, 1867.

HEREBY notify that Crown Grants (Militia), in favor of the persons named in the following Schedule, are now ready for delivery, at the office of the Registrar of Deeds, High Street, Auckland.

J. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

SCHEDULE.

Attwood, Thomas (2)
Baskeville, John (2)
Baird, Walter (2)
Bailey, Wilham (2)
Burness, Thomas Frederick (2)
Clausing, Henry (2)
Connolly, Patrick (2)
Croisier, Edward (2)
Dixon, Samuel (2)
Freer, John George (2)
Holt, James (2)
Kelly, John (2)
Latimer, Frederick (2)
Lane, James (2)
Mawer, James (2)
Miller, William (2)
McLeod, James (2)
McIntosh, William (2)
Piesse, Francis James (2)
Ritsdale, George (2)
Steel, John (2)
Trobe, Samuel (2)
Todd, Gavin (2)
Toovey, John (2)
Woodward, Frank (2)
Wilde, Frederick (2)
Yeaman, William (2)

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1867, No 16

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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🏛️ Exhibition Medals Distribution

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated5 April 1867
KeywordsExhibition, Medals, Distribution, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

10 names identified

Robert Graham, Silver Medallist, late Superintendent
T. B. Gillies, Silver Medallist, late of Otago
Edward King, Silver Medallist, late Commissioner
Dr. Shortland, Silver Medallist, Commissioner
Reader G. Wood, Silver Medallist, Vice-President
Alder Junr. Fisher, Bronze Medallist, late of Otago
Charles Heaphy (Major), Bronze Medallist
Dr. Pollen, Bronze Medallist
G. Rumsey, Bronze Medallist
Antone Seuffert, Bronze Medallist

👩‍💼 Officials

D. Pollen, Deputy Superintendent

🗺️ Crown Grants (Militia) Ready for Delivery

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated9 April 1867
KeywordsCrown Grants, Militia, Land, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

27 names identified

Thomas Attwood, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
John Baskeville, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Walter Baird, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Wilham Bailey, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Thomas Frederick Burness, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Henry Clausing, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Patrick Connolly, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Edward Croisier, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Samuel Dixon, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
John George Freer, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
James Holt, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
John Kelly, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Frederick Latimer, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
James Lane, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
James Mawer, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
William Miller, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
James McLeod, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
William McIntosh, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Francis James Piesse, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
George Ritsdale, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
John Steel, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Samuel Trobe, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Gavin Todd, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
John Toovey, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Frank Woodward, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
Frederick Wilde, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient
William Yeaman, Crown Grant (Militia) recipient

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Williamson, Commissioner of Crown Lands

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