Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1872 – No. 19

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✨ Land Occupation Licenses

158 AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

No. Name. Residence. Description of Land.

986 Richard Cantwell Waikomiti Lot 101, parish of Waikomiti, containing 140 acres
987 Henry Wilson Hill Mauku Lots 96, 97, and part of 99, parish of Waikuku, containing 376 acres
988 Daniel J. H. Lynch Mangarei 317 acres of Fairburn’s original grant in the parish of Manurewa
989 James Wyllie Tamaki Lots 1 and 25, parish of Manurewa, containing 160 acres
990 William Sylvester Styak East Tamaki Lots 181 and 41, parish of Pakuranga
991 James Good East Tamaki Lots 104 and 18, parish of Pakuranga

992 Charles James Wilson Saidia, East Tamaki Lots 34 and 95, parish of Pakuranga, containing 204 acres
993 John Jones Muddy Creek, Waikomit Lots 35 and 56, parish of Waikomiti, containing 190 acres
994 Thomas Whitson Auckland Lot 58, parish of Mahurangi, containing 114 acres
995 Alexander Thorne Liverpool-street, Auckland Lot 11, parish of Takapuna, containing 13 acres
996 T. B. Hill Aotea Lots 6, 37, 40, 56, 85, 86, and 89, district of Kauroa containing 800 acres

997 George Sewell Heard Drury Lots 24, 25, 27, 23, 29, 30, 31, and 46, parish of Opaheke, containing 1700 acres
998 John Bishop Parnell Lot 1, parish of Waitakerei West, containing 160 acres
999 John May, junior East Tamaki Lots 8 and 13, parish of Pakuranga, containing 176 acres
1000 William Bonar Kaukapakapa Lot 6, Waikahikatea, parish of Kaukapakapa, containing 1,740 acres

1051 Robert Hollis Onehunga Lot 48, section 10, parish of Waitemata, containing 24 acres
1052 William Breakell Kauri Clump, Opaheke Lots 12, 46, 47, 48, and 49, parish of Opaheke, and part of lot 4, parish of Maungatawhiri, containing 75 acres 1 rood 20 perches
1053 John Swetman Williamson’s Clearing Lots 1, 62, and 56, parish of Opaheke, containing 30 acres
1054 Alfred White Kauri Clump, Opaheke Lots 9, 10, 11, and 51, parish of Opaheke, containing 34 acres

1055 James Paterson Sinclair The Whau Part of lot 62, parish of Titirangi, and lot 17, parish of Waitakerei, containing in all 104 acres
1056 Edward Woolfield The Falls, East Tamaki Lots 93, 94, and 97, parish of Pakuranga, containing 126 acres
1057 Thomas Matheson Waikomiti Lot 13, parish of Onehunga, containing 13 acres
1058 John Smyth Waitakerei Lots 4, 21, and 25, parish of Waitakerei, containing 887 acres
1059 John H. Balneavis Auckland Lots 9 and 10, of section 10, suburban farms, parish of Waitemata, containing 74 acres

1060 John Bolland The Whau Part of lot 11 and lot 12, and part of H. Hayer’s grant, parish of Titirangi, containing 185 acres
1061 John Lord Wairoa Lots 93 and 106, parish of Pakuranga, and 39, parish of Maraetai, containing in all 241 acres
1062 William Lundon Ramarama Lots 5 and 6, parish of Opaheke, containing 385 acres
1063 John Clow Papatoitoi Lot 92, and 141 to 147, parish of Papakura, containing 170 acres
1064 Thomas Parr Waikomiti Lot 1, parish of Waikomiti, containing 536 acres

Note.—The following Additional Licence to Kill Game has also been issued:—
126. William John Dunn, Panmure.

Printed under the authority of the Provincial Government of the Province of Auckland, by Reed and Brett, Wyndham-street, Auckland, Printers for the time being to the Provincial Government.

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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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🗺️ Issuance of Land Occupation Licenses

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand Licenses, Land Occupation, Auckland Province
👱🏽 Names

29 names identified

Richard Cantwell, Issued land occupation license
Henry Wilson Hill, Issued land occupation license
Daniel J. H. Lynch, Issued land occupation license
James Wyllie, Issued land occupation license
William Sylvester Styak, Issued land occupation license
James Good, Issued land occupation license
Charles James Wilson, Issued land occupation license
John Jones, Issued land occupation license
Thomas Whitson, Issued land occupation license
Alexander Thorne, Issued land occupation license
T. B. Hill, Issued land occupation license
George Sewell Heard, Issued land occupation license
John Bishop, Issued land occupation license
John May (junior), Issued land occupation license
William Bonar, Issued land occupation license
Robert Hollis, Issued land occupation license
William Breakell, Issued land occupation license
John Swetman, Issued land occupation license
Alfred White, Issued land occupation license
James Paterson Sinclair, Issued land occupation license
Edward Woolfield, Issued land occupation license
Thomas Matheson, Issued land occupation license
John Smyth, Issued land occupation license
John H. Balneavis, Issued land occupation license
John Bolland, Issued land occupation license
John Lord, Issued land occupation license
William Lundon, Issued land occupation license
John Clow, Issued land occupation license
Thomas Parr, Issued land occupation license

🗺️ Issuance of Additional License to Kill Game

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsGame License, Panmure
👱🏽 Names

William John Dunn, Issued additional license to kill game

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