Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1864 – No. 16

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✨ Diseased Sheep Report



RETURN, FOR THE QUARTER ENDED THE 31st MARCH, 1864,

OF DISEASED SHEEP IN THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY.

N.B.—All Sheep must be included in this Return which were reported as diseased in the Return for the previous Quarter; if they have been pronounced clean, the Date of the Inspection must be given.

NAME OF STATION NAME OF OWNER or MANAGER Number of Sheep on the Station Number diseased When first pronounced diseased Date of last Inspection Result Date and Nature of last Legal Proceedings Result Remarks
Ashburton G. H. Moore 19,000 9,000 5 September 1862 16 February 1864 Clean 16 September 1862 Fine £300 Certificate granted.
Glenmark G. H. Moore 50,000 18,000 23 September ... 18 19 & 30 January ... Clean 31 July 1863 Fine £600 Certificate granted.
Glenmark G. H. Moore ... 18,000 16 January 1863 23 February ... Clean 2 October ... Fine £600 Certificate granted.
Mount Pleasant A. Hornbrook 6,000 6,000 11 November 1862 11 February ... Clean 13 November ... Fine £200 Certificate granted.
Loburn ... A. H. Cunningham 5,000 5,000 15 April 1863 8 March ... Scabby 24 April ... Fine £200 ...
White Rocks Macfarlane and Mann 12,000 12,000 5 April ... 18 January ... Clean 6 January ... Fine £400 Certificate granted.
Cowley Grove J. S. Williams 1,000 1,000 8 May ... 11 February ... Clean 9 June ... Fine £50 Certificate granted.
Mount Hutt A. Lean 6,000 6,000 5 June ... 20 February ... Clean 10 July ... Fine £200 Certificate granted.
Fernside A. H. Cunningham 5,000 5,000 11 May ... 25 February ... Scabby 25 June ... ... ...
Mount Thomas J. T. Brown 5,000 5,000 5 June ... 17 February ... Clean 11 July ... Fine £200 Certificate granted.
Birch Hill T. S. Mannering 3,000 3,000 11 June ... 27 February ... Clean 17 July ... Fine £100 Certificate granted.
Ashley Gorge Thomas Ellis 6,000 6,000 15 June ... 8 March ... Clean 17 July ... Fine £200 Certificate granted.
Banner Downs Heywood and Bowron 1,000 1,000 23 June ... 16 February ... Clean 17 July ... Fine £50 Certificate granted.
Broomfield Geo. Douglas 7,000 2,500 16 June ... 19 February ... Clean ... Fine £100 Certificate granted.
Teviotdale Reader and Traherne 12,000 1,500 20 August ... 14 March ... Clean 17 July ... ... ...
Snowdale Cunningham & Co. ... 3,000 20 August ... 2 January ... Clean 2 October ... Fine £400 Certificate granted.
Warfdale G. and H. Lee 2,000 2,000 20 August ... 28 January ... Scabby 2 October ... ... Certificate granted.
Mount Brown Place and Innes 6,000 6,000 28 September ... 10 March ... Clean 2 October ... Fine £100 Certificate granted.
Double Corner L. A. G. Walker 6,000 3,000 28 September ... 17 February ... Clean 2 October ... Fine £200 Certificate granted.
Ashburton T. C. Moorhouse 6,000 6,000 14 August ... 12 February ... Scabby 14 September ... ... Certificate granted.
Halswell M. J. Burke 1,200 1,200 15 August ... 30 March ... Clean ... Fine £200 ...
Sansdown W. G. Brittan 1,000 1,000 12 May ... 6 February ... Clean 17 July ... Fine £50 Certificate granted.
Mount Grey R. O'Connell 5,000 5,000 10 October ... 9 March ... Clean 9 November ... ... Certificate granted.
Glentui H. C. H. Knowles 1,000 1,000 29 October ... 29 October ... Scabby 5 November ... Fine £50 Certificate granted.
Rookeby Frank Pitt 9,000 5,000 9 December ... 16 March ... Clean 4 January 1864 Fine £200 Certificate granted.
Allen's Brown and Allens 12,000 12,000 10 December ... 10 December ... Scabby 18 January ... Fine £400 ...
Acton E. Chapman 10,000 5,000 18 December ... 25 February ... Scabby ... Fine £200 Certificate granted.
Scarness T. Harding 4,500 4,500 20 February 1864 20 February ... Scabby 25 February ... Fine £175 ...
Lake Side J. Paterson 5,800 5,800 31 January ... 23 March ... Clean ... ... Returned clean, but have been dipped.

Christchurch,
4th April, 1864.

P. B. BOULTON,
Inspector of Sheep.



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🌾 Quarterly Return of Diseased Sheep in Canterbury

🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
4 April 1864
Sheep, Disease, Inspection, Fines, Canterbury
32 names identified
  • G. H. Moore, Owner of Ashburton and Glenmark stations
  • A. Hornbrook, Manager of Mount Pleasant station
  • A. H. Cunningham, Manager of Loburn and Fernside stations
  • Macfarlane, Owner of White Rocks station
  • Mann, Owner of White Rocks station
  • J. S. Williams, Manager of Cowley Grove station
  • A. Lean, Manager of Mount Hutt station
  • J. T. Brown, Manager of Mount Thomas station
  • T. S. Mannering, Manager of Birch Hill station
  • Thomas Ellis, Manager of Ashley Gorge station
  • Heywood, Owner of Banner Downs station
  • Bowron, Owner of Banner Downs station
  • Geo. Douglas, Manager of Broomfield station
  • Reader, Owner of Teviotdale station
  • Traherne, Owner of Teviotdale station
  • Cunningham, Owner of Snowdale station
  • G. Lee, Owner of Warfdale station
  • H. Lee, Owner of Warfdale station
  • Place, Owner of Mount Brown station
  • Innes, Owner of Mount Brown station
  • L. A. G. Walker, Manager of Double Corner station
  • T. C. Moorhouse, Manager of Ashburton station
  • M. J. Burke, Manager of Halswell station
  • W. G. Brittan, Manager of Sansdown station
  • R. O'Connell, Manager of Mount Grey station
  • H. C. H. Knowles, Manager of Glentui station
  • Frank Pitt, Manager of Rookeby station
  • Brown, Owner of Allen's station
  • Allens, Owner of Allen's station
  • E. Chapman, Manager of Acton station
  • T. Harding, Manager of Scarness station
  • J. Paterson, Manager of Lake Side station

  • P. B. Boulton, Inspector of Sheep