✨ Sheep Importation Records
RETURN OF SHEEP IMPORTED BY SEA INTO THE PROVINCE OF
CANTERBURY FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1862.
| DATE | PROPRIETOR | SHIP | WHENCE | DESCRIPTION OF STOCK | REMARKS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 8 | M. J. Brown | Derwent Hunter | Hobart Town | 1500 Ewes | Clean |
| February 27 | John Hartland | Aurifera | Adelaide | 2100 Ewes | Clean |
I certify the above to be a correct Return.
Christchurch, 11th March, 1861.
P. B. BOULTON, Inspector of Sheep.
- DECLARATION.—I, Matthew Jugle Brown, of Tasmania, do hereby solemnly declare that the sheep, 1500 in
number, marked AB A G P 3 A (within diamond) M, on board the vessel Derwent Hunter (Bailey, commander),
now lying at Port Victoria, in the said Province, have not within three months last past been subject to any dressing
for the cure of the scab, nor been mixed with any sheep infected with scab or catarrh; and I make this solemn declaration, conscientiously believing the same to be true.
M. J. Brown.
Declared before me, at Port Victoria, this 8th day of February, 1862.
P. B. BOULTON, Inspector of Sheep.
CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTOR.—I, Philip Baker Boulton, Inspector of Sheep, hereby certify that I have carefully
examined 1500 sheep, branded AB A G P 3 A (within diamond) M, the property of M. J. Brown, on board the
Derwent Hunter, at Port Victoria, and that I find such sheep to be entirely free from scab or catarrh.
Given under my hand, at Port Victoria, this 8th day of February, 1862.
P. B. BOULTON, Inspector of Sheep.
† DECLARATION.—I, John Hartland, of Lyttelton, do hereby solemnly declare that the sheep, 2100 in number,
marked M A O, on board the vessel Aurifera (Jack, commander), now lying at Port Victoria, in the said Province,
have not within three months last past had applied to any of them any reputed scab-destroying preparation, nor been
mixed with any sheep infected with scab or catarrh; and I make this solemn declaration, conscientiously believing the same to be true.
John Hartland.
Declared before me, at Port Victoria, this 27th day of February, 1862.
P. B. BOULTON, Inspector of Sheep.
CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTOR.—I, Philip Baker Boulton, Inspector of Sheep, hereby certify that I have carefully
examined 2100 sheep, branded M A O, the property of John Hartland, on board the Aurifera, at Port Victoria, and
that I find such sheep to be entirely free from scab or catarrh.
Given under my hand, at Port Victoria, this 27th day of February, 1862.
P. B. BOULTON, Inspector of Sheep.
CHRISTCHURCH: PRINTED AT THE UNION PRINTING OFFICE, GLOUCESTER STREET, BY MESSRS. WARD AND
REEVES, OFFICIAL PRINTERS TO THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF CANTERBURY.
Canterbury Provincial Gazette 1862, No 7
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🌾 Return of Sheep Imported into Canterbury
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources11 March 1861
Sheep importation, Canterbury, Hobart Town, Adelaide
- Matthew Jugle Brown, Proprietor of sheep importation
- John Hartland, Proprietor of sheep importation
- P. B. Boulton, Inspector of Sheep
🌾 Declaration of Sheep Health by M. J. Brown
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources8 February 1862
Sheep health declaration, Scab-free, Port Victoria
- Matthew Jugle Brown, Declared sheep health
- P. B. Boulton, Inspector of Sheep
🌾 Certificate of Sheep Inspection by Inspector
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources8 February 1862
Sheep inspection certificate, Scab-free, Port Victoria
- Matthew Jugle Brown, Owner of inspected sheep
- P. B. Boulton, Inspector of Sheep
🌾 Declaration of Sheep Health by John Hartland
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources27 February 1862
Sheep health declaration, Scab-free, Port Victoria
- John Hartland, Declared sheep health
- P. B. Boulton, Inspector of Sheep
🌾 Certificate of Sheep Inspection by Inspector
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources27 February 1862
Sheep inspection certificate, Scab-free, Port Victoria
- John Hartland, Owner of inspected sheep
- P. B. Boulton, Inspector of Sheep