Hawke's Bay Provincial Gazette – 1864 – No. 18

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✨ Crown Lands Certification Status

Puketapu

J. Parsons ... Certified ... 4227
Richardson and Troutbeck ... Certified ... 8000
J. C. L. Carter ... Certified ... 4796
Whitmore & M’Neill (late Henton) ... Certified ... 860
(late Leadam) ... Not certified ... 1500
(late M. Hill) ... Certified ... 3360
(late Sealy) ... Not certified ... 13000
(late Dyson) ... Part certified ... 12000
(late Imrie) ... Certified ... 10000
(late Williams) ... Certified ... 8916
(late Gray) ... Certified ... 10846

Munro and Blair ... Not certified ... 13475
Samuel Begg ... Certified ... 15000
John Begg ... Not certified ... 6750
James Hallett ... Not certified ... 8516
J. G. Gordon ... Not certified ... 13200
John M’Kinnon ... Not certified
P. Dolbel ... Not certified
Curtis and Curtis ... Not certified ... 19958
John Lavin ... Not certified ... 9748
John Harding ... Not certified ... 7767
Richardson and Frame ... Certified ... 19300

Patoka

Arapawanui and Moeangiangi
Mohaka

North Ruataniwha
Kereru Bush ... 76000
Eparaima Bush ... 600
Pohui Bush ... 89
Clive (Lower) ... 1250
Hampden (Township) ... Survey incomplete
Porangahau (Township) ... Ditto

Waingford ... 56 0 0
Blackhead ... 22 8 0
Tikokino Agricultural Reserve ... 1251
... ... 1312
... ... 12571

Wainui ... 2000
Takika ... 1792

Survey incomplete
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Survey made
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Ditto (partly bush)
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Ditto (4400 acres reserved outside the Township for a commonage)
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Ditto (This land is not yet open for sale, but will be submitted to auction without unnecessary delay)
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It is impossible to state "the amount of ten and five-shilling land open for sale" under properly classified heads. There are many runs not certified to, and consist presumably of ten-shilling land, but which I might feel bound to certify to as "unagricultural" if called upon to do so by the runholder. Again, many large tracts of country are "open for sale," and never having been officially inspected, may possibly contain some ten-shilling land; but, although many sales may still be effected under that head, I do not think there is much "ten shilling,"—or, more properly, "agricultural,"—land left in the hands of the Government.

J. C. LAMBTON CARTER,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

VUW Te Waharoa — Hawke's Bay Provincial Gazette 1864, No 18

The Hawke's Bay Provincial Council Chambers (depicted) were completed in 1861 on Shakespeare Road, Napier

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Return of Crown Lands Open for Sale in the Province

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsCrown lands, Sale, Runholders, Survey, Certification
👱🏽 Names

27 names identified

J. Parsons, Certified landholder
Richardson, Certified landholder
Troutbeck, Certified landholder
J. C. L. Carter, Certified landholder
Whitmore, Certified landholder
McNeill, Certified landholder
Henton, Late landholder
Leadam, Late landholder
M. Hill, Late landholder
Sealy, Late landholder
Dyson, Late landholder
Imrie, Late landholder
Williams, Late landholder
Gray, Late landholder
Munro, Landholder
Blair, Landholder
Samuel Begg, Certified landholder
John Begg, Landholder
James Hallett, Landholder
J. G. Gordon, Landholder
John McKinnon, Landholder
P. Dolbel, Landholder
Curtis, Landholder
John Lavin, Landholder
John Harding, Landholder
Richardson, Certified landholder
Frame, Certified landholder

👩‍💼 Officials

J. C. Lampton Carter, Commissioner of Crown Lands

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