Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1861 – No. 20

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✨ Publicans' Licences 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,

THOMAS WILLIAM MAUDE,
Provincial Secretary.

VOL. VIII.] WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1861. [No. XX.

PUBLICANS' LICENCES.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING for the PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY holden in May 1861, the under-mentioned PUBLICANS' LICENCES were granted for the Year beginning 1st July next.

GENERAL LICENCES.

LYTTELTON.

Cameron, Peter, Robin Hood
Collier, John, Albion
Heaphy, William, Universal
Julian, Joseph William, Mitre
Olson, Frederick, Canterbury

SUMNER.

Day, George, Canterbury Arms

AKAROA.

Daly, James, Commercial
Scarbrough, George, Bruce's
Waeckerle, Christian Jacob, French Hotel

CHRISTCHURCH.

Barrett, Thomas C., Barrett's Hotel
Birdsey, John, Birdsey's British Hotel
Cuff, John, the Royal
Davis, Rowland, the Lyttelton
Newton, Charles, the White Hart

Oakes, John Peter, the Golden Fleece
Tribe, George H., Stringer's
Whale, John, and Banks, James, the Royal Oak
Woodman, George Braund, Christchurch Club House

KAIAPOI.

Boddington, Henry, the Northern
Day, George F., Kaiapoi Hotel
Felton, Joseph, the Courtenay Arms
Jackson, George, the Ferryman's Arms
White, William, the Kaikainui

TIMARU.

Allen, William, Royal Hotel
Williams, Samuel, Timaru Hotel
Mason, George Thomas W., Washdyke Creek

COUNTRY DISTRICTS.

Dilloway, John, Plough Inn, Riccarton
Meddings, William, Papanui Hotel, Papanui
Panklhurst, Edward, City of Canterbury, Woodend
Pearce, Edwin, Heathcote Arms, Ferry
Tankard, Henry, Sawyer's Arms, Papanui
Treleaven, Samuel, Bridge Inn, Great North road

RANGIORA.

Foster, Thomas Wilberfoss, the Lion
Papprill, Joseph William, Rangiora Hotel

VOL. 8, NO. 20.

PDF — Canterbury Provincial Gazette 1861, No 20

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏭 Publicans' Licences granted for the Province of Canterbury

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsPublicans' Licences, Canterbury, Lyttelton, Sumner, Akaroa, Christchurch, Kaiapoi, Timaru, Rangiora
👱🏽 Names

35 names identified

Peter Cameron, Granted publican's licence for Robin Hood
John Collier, Granted publican's licence for Albion
William Heaphy, Granted publican's licence for Universal
Joseph William Julian, Granted publican's licence for Mitre
Frederick Olson, Granted publican's licence for Canterbury
George Day, Granted publican's licence for Canterbury Arms
James Daly, Granted publican's licence for Commercial
George Scarbrough, Granted publican's licence for Bruce's
Christian Jacob Waeckerle, Granted publican's licence for French Hotel
Thomas C. Barrett, Granted publican's licence for Barrett's Hotel
John Birdsey, Granted publican's licence for Birdsey's British Hotel
John Cuff, Granted publican's licence for the Royal
Rowland Davis, Granted publican's licence for the Lyttelton
Charles Newton, Granted publican's licence for the White Hart
John Peter Oakes, Granted publican's licence for the Golden Fleece
George H. Tribe, Granted publican's licence for Stringer's
John Whale, Granted publican's licence for the Royal Oak
James Banks, Granted publican's licence for the Royal Oak
George Braund Woodman, Granted publican's licence for Christchurch Club House
Henry Boddington, Granted publican's licence for the Northern
George F. Day, Granted publican's licence for Kaiapoi Hotel
Joseph Felton, Granted publican's licence for the Courtenay Arms
George Jackson, Granted publican's licence for the Ferryman's Arms
William White, Granted publican's licence for the Kaikainui
William Allen, Granted publican's licence for Royal Hotel
Samuel Williams, Granted publican's licence for Timaru Hotel
George Thomas W. Mason, Granted publican's licence for Washdyke Creek
John Dilloway, Granted publican's licence for Plough Inn
William Meddings, Granted publican's licence for Papanui Hotel
Edward Panklhurst, Granted publican's licence for City of Canterbury
Edwin Pearce, Granted publican's licence for Heathcote Arms
Henry Tankard, Granted publican's licence for Sawyer's Arms
Samuel Treleaven, Granted publican's licence for Bridge Inn
Thomas Wilberfoss Foster, Granted publican's licence for the Lion
Joseph William Papprill, Granted publican's licence for Rangiora Hotel

👩‍💼 Officials

Thomas William Maude, Provincial Secretary

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