Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1868 – No. 20

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✨ Public-House License Applications

NAME of APPLICANT.	KIND of LICENCE.	SITUATION of HOUSE.
Gerity, Mary	(Not mentioned)	Timaru
Newell, Thomas	Ditto	Waimate
Osborn, George	Ditto	Timaru
Binley, John B.	Conditional	Pleasant Point
Merry, John	Conditional	Hook Creek
Bishop, Charles	Conditional	Waihi
Blackmore, Abraham	Conditional	Otaio
Walley, James	Conditional	Burke’s Pass
Finn, Wm. Forster	Conditional	Waiho
Fitch, J. S.	Conditional	Saltwater Creek
Guildford, William	Conditional	Pleasant
Goodwin, Samuel	Conditional	Rangitata
Jones, William B.	Conditional	Makikihi
Johnson, Reuben	Conditional	Geraldine
Litster, James P.	Conditional	Fairlie Creek
McKay, Robert	Conditional	Waitangi
McCowan, Neil	Conditional	Waitangi
Patterson, Thomas	Conditional	Arowhenua
Rooke, L. H.	Conditional	Racecourse, Timaru
Rae, Robert	Conditional	Rangitata
Ross, William	Conditional	Waitangi
Rogers, E. C.	Conditional	Lake Tekapo
Walden, Jane Peach	Conditional	Opawa
Wilson, Francis J.	Conditional	Washdyke
Wooding and Irvine	Conditional	Orari

THOMAS B. BAIN,
Clerk to the Bench.

Resident Magistrate’s Court, Christchurch,
20th April, 1868.

RECEIVED AT THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT, AKAROA.

NAME of APPLICANT.	KIND of LICENSE.	SITUATION of HOUSE.
Scarborough, George	Hotel	Akaroa
Adams, Thomas	Hotel	Akaroa
Waeckerle, Jacob	Hotel	Akaroa
Salek, M.	Conditional	Head of the Bay, Akaroa
Pitoaithly, J.	Conditional	Pigeon Bay

Received from the Clerk of the Bench, Akaroa, April 27, 1868.

THOMAS B. BAIN,
Clerk to the Bench.

VUW Te Waharoa — Canterbury Provincial Gazette 1868, No 20

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

⚖️ Public-House License Applications Received at Timaru (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated20 April 1868
KeywordsPublic-House Licenses, Applications, Timaru, Waimate, Pleasant Point, Hook Creek, Waihi, Otaio, Burke’s Pass, Waiho, Saltwater Creek, Pleasant, Rangitata, Makikihi, Geraldine, Fairlie Creek, Waitangi, Arowhenua, Racecourse, Lake Tekapo, Opawa, Washdyke, Orari
👱🏽 Names

26 names identified

Mary Gerity, Public-House License Application
Thomas Newell, Public-House License Application
George Osborn, Public-House License Application
John B. Binley, Public-House License Application
John Merry, Public-House License Application
Charles Bishop, Public-House License Application
Abraham Blackmore, Public-House License Application
James Walley, Public-House License Application
William Forster Finn, Public-House License Application
J. S. Fitch, Public-House License Application
William Guildford, Public-House License Application
Samuel Goodwin, Public-House License Application
William B. Jones, Public-House License Application
Reuben Johnson, Public-House License Application
James P. Litster, Public-House License Application
Robert McKay, Public-House License Application
Neil McCowan, Public-House License Application
Thomas Patterson, Public-House License Application
L. H. Rooke, Public-House License Application
Robert Rae, Public-House License Application
William Ross, Public-House License Application
E. C. Rogers, Public-House License Application
Jane Peach Walden, Public-House License Application
Francis J. Wilson, Public-House License Application
Wooding, Public-House License Application
Irvine, Public-House License Application

👩‍💼 Officials

Thomas B. Bain, Clerk to the Bench

⚖️ Public-House License Applications Received at Akaroa

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated27 April 1868
KeywordsPublic-House Licenses, Applications, Akaroa, Head of the Bay, Pigeon Bay
👱🏽 Names

George Scarborough, Public-House License Application
Thomas Adams, Public-House License Application
Jacob Waeckerle, Public-House License Application
M. Salek, Public-House License Application
J. Pitoaithly, Public-House License Application

👩‍💼 Officials

Thomas B. Bain, Clerk to the Bench

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