Canterbury Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 13

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✨ Diseased Sheep Report



RETURN, FOR THE QUARTER ENDED THE 31st MARCH, 1869, 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
Glenmark G. H. Moore 90,000 22,000 20 March 24 January, 1869 Clean
Wakanui G. H. Moore 39,000 27,000 28 June 6 February Clean
Glenmark G. H. Moore 90,000 20,000 5 August 15 February Clean
Asterope St. George Ryder 1,960 1,950 14 September 18 February Clean
Wakanui G. H. Moore 39,000 10,000 21 October 6 February Clean
Glenmark G. H. Moore 90,000 2,400 3 November 27 February Clean
Stonyhurst H. Westmacott 16,000 10,000 28 October 27 March Clean
Stonyhurst H. Westmacott 16,000 6,000 7 November 30 March Clean
Broomfield Geo. Douglas 10,000 8,000 5 January, 1869 6 January Scabby Fined £20
Wakanui G. H. Moore 39,000 1,000 25 January 25 January Scabby Fined £50 Have been carefully dipped three times between the 8th February and the 6th March, and are only waiting the necessary time to allow of being inspected for a certificate.

Christchurch
6th April, 1869.

P. B. BOULTON,
Chief Inspector of Sheep.



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🌾 Quarterly Return of Diseased Sheep in Canterbury

🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
6 April 1869
Sheep, Disease, Scab, Inspection, Fines, Canterbury
  • G. H. Moore, Owner or Manager of Glenmark and Wakanui Stations
  • St. George Ryder, Owner or Manager of Asterope Station
  • H. Westmacott, Owner or Manager of Stonyhurst Station
  • Geo. Douglas, Owner or Manager of Broomfield Station

  • P. B. Boulton, Chief Inspector of Sheep