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Superintendent\'s Office,
Napier, Dec. 29, 1859.
THE Superintendent has directed the
publication of the following me-
morial received by him on the subject
of the Waipureku Ferry, with the re-
ply thereto, for general information.
G. T. FANNIN,
Superintendent\'s Clerk.
Waipureku,
Dec. 8, 1859.
SIR,—We, the undersigned inhabi-
tants of this District who are constant-
ly crossing the Waipureku Ferry, beg
to bear testimony to the very efficient
manner in which the present ferryman,
John McKinnon, has conducted the
ferry since he has rented it.
He has been sober, honest, and obli-
ging in every respect; at the same time
being originally a nautical man, under-
stands the management of a situation
of the sort, where so much depends on
the safe transit of passengers and valu-
able goods.
We therefore confidently recommend
him to take charge of the Waipurek-
Ferry under the Provincial Govern-
ment.
James B. Ferguson
Wm. R. D. Ferguson
John Chambers
John Chambers, for Capt.
Morrison
Philip Dolbell
Charles Dolbell
Thomas Gill
G. E. Richardson
George B. Worgan
William Rich
W. H. Francon
David Carswell
John Steven
Thomas Hitchings
John H. Sebley
Alexander Browne
George Yates
James Wood
Daniel Munn, junior,
John Marshall
John Hoffinoran
J. B. Ellman
Herbert Stutfield
W. R. Miller
C. W. R. LaSerre
R. M. Skeet
James Fougere
Frederick Dyett
Richard Dolbell
William Couper
Andrew Blake
William McGray
William Jarvis
James Boyle
Valentine Harrison
Hugh Marshall
Samuel Winsor
J. J. Kelly
F. Sutton
John Garry
John H. Vautier
Henry Renouf
John Wood
William Smith
William Maltby
Edward Lyndon
H. E. Webb
Thomas Murray
John Turner
Alexander Kennedy
William Lechner
William Denholm
James Hallett
John Campbell
Bernard Ferrers
J. R. Perry
J. A. Smith & Co.
Thomas Edwards
Carl Unmack
Andrew Luff
John Curling
William Colenso.
Superintendent\'s Office,
Napier, Dec. 28, 1859.
GENTLEMEN,—I have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt of your me-
morial of 8th inst., in favor of the con-
tinuance of Mr. John McKinnon as
Ferryman at Waipureku, under the
Provincial Government; which yield-
ing to your wishes has been sanctioned
by the Executive Government for a
period of at least 6 months certain from
1st January, 1860. The arrangement
concluded with Mr. McKinnon is as
follows,—That he shall pay at the rate
of £25 per annum, for such period as he
continues in charge under this arrange-
ment—the Government keeping the
punt and gear in repair. That Go-
vernment Officers on Public Service,
Mailmen, Police, Survey and Road
Men are ferried over at all times free
of cost, and that the rates for the gene-
ral public be reduced to about half the
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🏘️ Memorial regarding the Waipureku Ferryman
🏘️ Provincial & Local Government29 December 1859
Waipureku Ferry, Ferryman, Memorial, Napier, Provincial Government
61 names identified
- John McKinnon (Mr), Recommended as ferryman
- James B. Ferguson, Signatory to memorial
- Wm. R. D. Ferguson, Signatory to memorial
- John Chambers, Signatory to memorial
- Morrison (Captain), Subject of memorial signature
- Philip Dolbell, Signatory to memorial
- Charles Dolbell, Signatory to memorial
- Thomas Gill, Signatory to memorial
- G. E. Richardson, Signatory to memorial
- George B. Worgan, Signatory to memorial
- William Rich, Signatory to memorial
- W. H. Francon, Signatory to memorial
- David Carswell, Signatory to memorial
- John Steven, Signatory to memorial
- Thomas Hitchings, Signatory to memorial
- John H. Sebley, Signatory to memorial
- Alexander Browne, Signatory to memorial
- George Yates, Signatory to memorial
- James Wood, Signatory to memorial
- Daniel Munn, Signatory to memorial
- John Marshall, Signatory to memorial
- John Hoffinoran, Signatory to memorial
- J. B. Ellman, Signatory to memorial
- Herbert Stutfield, Signatory to memorial
- W. R. Miller, Signatory to memorial
- C. W. R. LaSerre, Signatory to memorial
- R. M. Skeet, Signatory to memorial
- James Fougere, Signatory to memorial
- Frederick Dyett, Signatory to memorial
- Richard Dolbell, Signatory to memorial
- William Couper, Signatory to memorial
- Andrew Blake, Signatory to memorial
- William McGray, Signatory to memorial
- William Jarvis, Signatory to memorial
- James Boyle, Signatory to memorial
- Valentine Harrison, Signatory to memorial
- Hugh Marshall, Signatory to memorial
- Samuel Winsor, Signatory to memorial
- J. J. Kelly, Signatory to memorial
- F. Sutton, Signatory to memorial
- John Garry, Signatory to memorial
- John H. Vautier, Signatory to memorial
- Henry Renouf, Signatory to memorial
- John Wood, Signatory to memorial
- William Maltby, Signatory to memorial
- Edward Lyndon, Signatory to memorial
- H. E. Webb, Signatory to memorial
- Thomas Murray, Signatory to memorial
- John Turner, Signatory to memorial
- Alexander Kennedy, Signatory to memorial
- William Lechner, Signatory to memorial
- William Denholm, Signatory to memorial
- James Hallett, Signatory to memorial
- John Campbell, Signatory to memorial
- Bernard Ferrers, Signatory to memorial
- J. R. Perry, Signatory to memorial
- Thomas Edwards, Signatory to memorial
- Carl Unmack, Signatory to memorial
- Andrew Luff, Signatory to memorial
- John Curling, Signatory to memorial
- William Colenso, Signatory to memorial
- G. T. Fannin, Superintendent's Clerk
Hawke's Bay Provincial Gazette 1860, No 11