Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1857 – No. 36

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✨ Electoral Roll for Akaroa District

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY.

Published by Authority.

All Public Notifications which appear in this Gazette, with any Official signature, are to be considered as Official Communications made to those persons to whom they may relate, and are to be obeyed accordingly.

By His Honor's command,

RICHARD PACKER,
Provincial Secretary.

VOL. IV.] MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1857. [No. XXXVI.

ELECTORAL ROLL

FOR
THE AKAROA DISTRICT.
1857-58.

A.

Adams, Thomas, Akaroa, carpenter, freehold, Akaroa
Alexander, John, Little Akaloa, farmer, leasehold and freehold, Little Akaloa
Austin, John, Wakamore station, farm laborer, householder
Armstrong, George, Akaroa, storekeeper, freehold
Aylmer, Wm., Akaroa, Glencarrig, clergyman, freehold property
Aylmer, Wm., jun., Akaroa, stock-owner, house and run, Akaroa
Anderson, John, Nelson, carpenter and gold digger, freehold, Akaroa
Ashton, George, Akaloa, sawyer, freehold

B.

Buchanan, Hugh, Ekolaki, stock-owner, leasehold, run at Ekolaki
Bruce, James, Akaroa, hotel-keeper, freehold, Akaroa
Bruce, Wm., Akaroa, mechanic, freehold
Brown, Peter, Akaroa, baker, householder

Breitmeyer, John, German bay, shoe-maker, freehold
Bryant, James Henry, Barry's bay, Akaroa, farmer, leasehold and householder, Barry's bay
Borieaud, Eli, Akaroa, gardener, freehold
Bernard, Pierre, Akaroa, farmer, leasehold, Akaroa
Bernard, Dace, Akaroa, stockowner, freehold
Benoit, Pierre, Akaroa, farmer, freehold
Bennett, John, Little Akaloa, farmer, freehold and leasehold, Little Akaloa
Bennett, Henry, Little Akaloa, farmer, freehold and leasehold, Little Akaloa
Blackbee, Charles, Akaroa, brickmaker, householder, Akaroa
Boleyn, George, jun., Little Akaloa, farmer, freehold and leasehold, Little Akaloa
Boleyn, George, sen., Akaloa, farmer, freehold
Boleyn, James, Stony bay, farmer, freehold
Beattie, James, McIntosh Bay, laborer, leasehold

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🏛️ Electoral Roll for the Akaroa District, 1857-58

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated12 October 1857
KeywordsElectoral Roll, Akaroa District, 1857-58, Voter Registration
👱🏽 Names

25 names identified

Thomas Adams, Listed on electoral roll
John Alexander, Listed on electoral roll
John Austin, Listed on electoral roll
George Armstrong, Listed on electoral roll
William Aylmer, Listed on electoral roll
William (jun.) Aylmer, Listed on electoral roll
John Anderson, Listed on electoral roll
George Ashton, Listed on electoral roll
Hugh Buchanan, Listed on electoral roll
James Bruce, Listed on electoral roll
William Bruce, Listed on electoral roll
Peter Brown, Listed on electoral roll
John Breitmeyer, Listed on electoral roll
James Henry Bryant, Listed on electoral roll
Eli Borieaud, Listed on electoral roll
Pierre Bernard, Listed on electoral roll
Dace Bernard, Listed on electoral roll
Pierre Benoit, Listed on electoral roll
John Bennett, Listed on electoral roll
Henry Bennett, Listed on electoral roll
Charles Blackbee, Listed on electoral roll
George (jun.) Boleyn, Listed on electoral roll
George (sen.) Boleyn, Listed on electoral roll
James Boleyn, Listed on electoral roll
James Beattie, Listed on electoral roll

👩‍💼 Officials

Richard Packer, Provincial Secretary

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