Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1858 – No. 11

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✨ Publicans' Licenses granted



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,

T. B. KEELE,
For the Provincial Secretary.

VOL. V.] WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1858. [No. XI.

Notice to the Public.

THE undermentioned Publicans' Licenses have been granted for the year commencing 1st July next.

GENERAL LICENSES
Rowland Davis and
Richard Davis, Lyttelton
George Compton, Lyttelton
William Heaphy, Lyttelton
Peter Cameron, Lyttelton
John Collier, Lyttelton
George Day, Sumner
William Henderson, Akaroa
William Henderson, Akaroa
Samuel Gibbs, Akaroa
John Frederick Ballard, Christchurch
Edwin Pearce, Christchurch
John Barclay Thomson, Christchurch
Michael Brannan Hart, Christchurch
Edwin Coahead, Christchurch
George Frederick Day, Kaiapoi
George Jackson, Kaiapoi
William White, Kaiapoi
John Marchant Fraser, Kaiapoi
Joseph Felton, Kaiapoi
John Dilloway, Riccarton
Joseph William Papprill, Papanui
Thomas Whitethorn Foster, Rangiora
Henry Cain, Timaru
Samuel Williams, Timaru

WINE AND BEER LICENSES
William Stringer, Christchurch
Thomas Cook, Christchurch
Eleanor Dillon, Christchurch
Edwin Pankhurst, Kaiapoi

CONDITIONAL LICENSES.
John Giles, Otari: To find stable accommodation for three horses, with proper supply of oats, a stackyard, and beds for travellers.

Duncan Cameron and Donald Cameron, Saltwater Creek: To provide three bed rooms and six beds, stockyard and sheep yard. To keep a ferry boat for foot passengers, and ferry them over the Saltwater Creek, between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. at one penny each, and double fare at all other times.

William Dunford, Rakaia: To afford every assistance in his power in directing strangers to a safe fording. To provide bed accommodation, stable accommodation, and stock and sheep yard.

George Henry Purby, The Selwyn: To provide stable accommodation for eight horses, and to have corn always on hand. To provide suitable accommodation for travellers. To keep stockyards in efficient repair. To provide such postal facilities as the Provincial Government may require. To keep a lamp burning at night.

Joseph Deans, Timaru: That he keep accommodation for travellers, stable and stable accommodation, and a stockyard, and keep a lamp burning.

John Leith, the Kowai: To erect proper easement offices in a convenient place. To keep stable and stable accommodation for at least four horses. To provide beds, &c., for travellers, and to keep a lamp burning at night.

J. W. HAMILTON,
Resident Magistrate.

Resident Magistrate's Office,
Lyttelton, June, 1858.



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🏘️ Granting of Publicans' Licenses for the year commencing 1st July 1858

🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
1 June 1858
Publicans' Licenses, General Licenses, Wine and Beer Licenses, Conditional Licenses, Canterbury, Lyttelton, Christchurch, Akaroa, Kaiapoi, Timaru
35 names identified
  • Rowland Davis, Granted General License
  • Richard Davis, Granted General License
  • George Compton, Granted General License
  • William Heaphy, Granted General License
  • Peter Cameron, Granted General License
  • John Collier, Granted General License
  • George Day, Granted General License
  • William Henderson, Granted General License
  • Samuel Gibbs, Granted General License
  • John Frederick Ballard, Granted General License
  • Edwin Pearce, Granted General License
  • John Barclay Thomson, Granted General License
  • Michael Brannan Hart, Granted General License
  • Edwin Coahead, Granted General License
  • George Frederick Day, Granted General License
  • George Jackson, Granted General License
  • William White, Granted General License
  • John Marchant Fraser, Granted General License
  • Joseph Felton, Granted General License
  • John Dilloway, Granted General License
  • Joseph William Papprill, Granted General License
  • Thomas Whitethorn Foster, Granted General License
  • Henry Cain, Granted General License
  • Samuel Williams, Granted General License
  • William Stringer, Granted Wine and Beer License
  • Thomas Cook, Granted Wine and Beer License
  • Eleanor Dillon, Granted Wine and Beer License
  • Edwin Pankhurst, Granted Wine and Beer License
  • John Giles, Granted Conditional License
  • Duncan Cameron, Granted Conditional License
  • Donald Cameron, Granted Conditional License
  • William Dunford, Granted Conditional License
  • George Henry Purby, Granted Conditional License
  • Joseph Deans, Granted Conditional License
  • John Leith, Granted Conditional License

  • T. B. Keele, For the Provincial Secretary
  • J. W. Hamilton, Resident Magistrate