Marlborough Provincial Gazette – 1866 – No. 122

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✨ Rents of Runs and Depasturage Licenses

RENTS OF RUNS.—Continued.

Name of Holder.	Name of Run.	Amount.
J. D. Tetley	Brought forward ....	£657 2 0
H. H. Stafford	Saw Tooth	17 10 7
F. K. Allen	Chalk Range	20 16 8
John Gibson	Forsythe	4 1 3
Do	Craig Grossie	3 7 11
Humphreys and Robinson	Waikaka	19 11 8
H. D. Williams	The Jam	20 16 8
Parker and Day	Richmond Dale	41 13 4
H. D. Williams	Kennysisle	12 19 7
John Cawte	Pass	37 10 0
F. K. Allen	Hampshire Hills	5 2 1
J. C. and E. Chaytor	Chetwode	0 8 4
Thomas Buxton	White Hills	12 10 0
J. T. Warren	Ravencliff	20 16 8
J. O. Western	Pickersgill	0 12 6
Joseph Ward	Weka	9 8 4
John Gibson	Warden, No. 2	20 16 8
C. F. W. Watts	Maud Island	1 7 6
A. Beauchamp	Tytler, No. 2	19 3 4
W. Soper	Warwick	7 14 2
G. R. and C. H. Turner	Scrub Island	0 12 4
C. H. Mills	Ravenscliff	20 16 8
D. McCormick	Peninsula	3 2 6
J. D. Tripe	Kilbride	5 8 2
G. Williams and others, paid in 1866	May Bank	4 12 9
	Ottley Fells, No. 2	39 11 8
		£1,007 13 4

JAMES BALFOUR WRMYSS,
Commissioner.

Crown Lands Office,
Blenheim, 26th February, 1866.

APPLICATIONS for Depasturage Licenses, in accordance with the Land Regulations
of 1st July, 1856, received by the Commissioner of Crown Lands before this date :—

William Smith ............ District.—Kai Koura.

Boundaries.—On the North, North-East, and East, by the coast
line from the mouth of the river Conway, to a point six miles
Northward in a direct line, and thence by a straight line due
West for one mile; on the South by the Conway from the
coast to a point one mile inward; and on the West by a
straight line from the last-mentioned point to a point one
mile West of the extreme Northern point of the coast line
—being the Block of land reserved by the Nelson Government
in October, 1854, as a Shearing Reserve, and Un-reserved by
Superintendent of Marlborough, vide Gazette of February
27th, 1866—excepting the Maori and Government Reserves
within the above limits.

Estimated extent.—6,000 acres.

Deposit paid.—£15.

VUW Te Waharoa — Marlborough Provincial Gazette 1866, No 122

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Rents of Runs paid to the Receiver of Land Revenue, Marlborough (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated26 February 1866
KeywordsRents, Runs, Marlborough, Brought forward, Saw Tooth, Chalk Range, Forsythe, Craig Grossie, Waikaka, The Jam, Richmond Dale, Kennysisle, Pass, Hampshire Hills, Chetwode, White Hills, Ravencliff, Pickersgill, Weka, Warden, Maud Island, Tytler, Warwick, Scrub Island, Ravenscliff, Peninsula, Kilbride, May Bank, Ottley Fells
👱🏽 Names

30 names identified

J. D. Tetley, Holder of Brought forward
H. H. Stafford, Holder of Saw Tooth
F. K. Allen, Holder of Chalk Range
John Gibson, Holder of Forsythe
John Gibson, Holder of Craig Grossie
Humphreys, Holder of Waikaka
Robinson, Holder of Waikaka
H. D. Williams, Holder of The Jam
Parker, Holder of Richmond Dale
Day, Holder of Richmond Dale
H. D. Williams, Holder of Kennysisle
John Cawte, Holder of Pass
F. K. Allen, Holder of Hampshire Hills
J. C. Chaytor, Holder of Chetwode
E. Chaytor, Holder of Chetwode
Thomas Buxton, Holder of White Hills
J. T. Warren, Holder of Ravencliff
J. O. Western, Holder of Pickersgill
Joseph Ward, Holder of Weka
John Gibson, Holder of Warden, No. 2
C. F. W. Watts, Holder of Maud Island
A. Beauchamp, Holder of Tytler, No. 2
W. Soper, Holder of Warwick
G. R. Turner, Holder of Scrub Island
C. H. Turner, Holder of Scrub Island
C. H. Mills, Holder of Ravenscliff
D. McCormick, Holder of Peninsula
J. D. Tripe, Holder of Kilbride
G. Williams, Holder of May Bank
others, Holder of Ottley Fells, No. 2

👩‍💼 Officials

James Balfour Wemyss, Commissioner

🗺️ Applications for Depasturage Licenses

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsDepasturage Licenses, Kai Koura, Conway River, Shearing Reserve, Maori Reserves, Government Reserves
👱🏽 Names

William Smith, Applicant for Depasturage License in Kai Koura

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