Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1867 – No. 34

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✨ Publicans' Licenses

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10 O'CLOCK LICENSES—continued.

Name of Person holding License.	House.	Situation.
Maxwell, William	Flagstaff Hotel	North Shore
Macara, William	Charlemont Hotel	Auckland
Mill, William	Wynyard Hotel	„
McMahon, Francis	Nottingham Castle Hotel	„
McManus, William	Panmure Hotel	Panmure
McDonald, Peter	Ferry Hotel	Howick
McInnis, Thomas	Thistle and Shamrock Hotel	Onehunga
McQuillan, Thomas	Manukau Hotel	Papatoitoi
McLarnon, Thomas Robert	Farmers Hotel	„
McIntosh, John	Mongonui Hotel	Mongonui
McDonald, Bernard	Tauranga Hotel	Te Papa, Tauranga
Oliver, Aitchison	Queen’s Hotel	Auckland
Partington, Edward	Suffolk Hotel	College Road
Percy, Joseph Graham	Globe Hotel	Auckland
Robertson, John	Queen’s Ferry Hotel	„
Robertson, Peter	Queen’s Hotel	„
Reed, Nathaniel	Papakura Hotel	Papakura
Senior, Joseph	Railway Terminus Hotel	Auckland
Smith, William	Old House at Home Hotel	Newton
Spry, James	Star Hotel	Auckland
Syms, Henry Joseph	Wheatsheaf Hotel	„
Stark, Henry Powning	Commercial Hotel	Onehunga
Simons, Edward Hugh	Duke of Marlborough Hotel	Russell
Thorogood, George	Bricklayer’s Arms Hotel	Auckland
Walter, George G.	Globe Hotel	Papakura
Wood, Michael	British Hotel	North Shore

PUBLICANS’ BUSH LICENSES.

Provincial Treasury,

Auckland, July 12th, 1867.

List of persons to whom Publicans’ Bush Licenses have been issued by the Provincial Treasury, in conformity with clause 44 of the “Licensing Act, 1863.”

Name of Person holding License.	House.	Situation.
Adamson, Robert John	Farmers’ Arms	Taipa
Arkcoll, Harry	„	Hamilton West

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1867, No 34

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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⚖️ 12 O'Clock Licenses (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated12 July 1867
KeywordsPublicans' Licenses, Hotels, Auckland, North Shore, Panmure, Howick, Onehunga, Papatoitoi, Mongonui, Te Papa, Tauranga, Papakura, Newton, Russell
👱🏽 Names

26 names identified

William Maxwell, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Flagstaff Hotel
William Macara, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Charlemont Hotel
William Mill, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Wynyard Hotel
Francis McMahon, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Nottingham Castle Hotel
William McManus, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Panmure Hotel
Peter McDonald, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Ferry Hotel
Thomas McInnis, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Thistle and Shamrock Hotel
Thomas McQuillan, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Manukau Hotel
Thomas Robert McLarnon, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Farmers Hotel
John McIntosh, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Mongonui Hotel
Bernard McDonald, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Tauranga Hotel
Aitchison Oliver, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Queen’s Hotel
Edward Partington, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Suffolk Hotel
Joseph Graham Percy, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Globe Hotel
John Robertson, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Queen’s Ferry Hotel
Peter Robertson, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Queen’s Hotel
Nathaniel Reed, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Papakura Hotel
Joseph Senior, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Railway Terminus Hotel
William Smith, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Old House at Home Hotel
James Spry, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Star Hotel
Henry Joseph Syms, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Wheatsheaf Hotel
Henry Powning Stark, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Commercial Hotel
Edward Hugh Simons, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Duke of Marlborough Hotel
George Thorogood, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Bricklayer’s Arms Hotel
George G. Walter, Holds 10 O'Clock License for Globe Hotel
Michael Wood, Holds 10 O'Clock License for British Hotel

⚖️ Publicans’ Bush Licenses

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated12 July 1867
KeywordsPublicans' Bush Licenses, Hotels, Taipa, Hamilton West
👱🏽 Names

Robert John Adamson, Issued Publicans’ Bush License for Farmers’ Arms
Harry Arkcoll, Issued Publicans’ Bush License for Farmers’ Arms

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