Nelson Provincial Gazette – 1856 – No. 11

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✨ Electoral Roll and Errata

AMURI.

Name of Claimant.	Place of Abode.	Calling or Business.	Qualification.
Caverhill, John Scott	Motunau	Grazier	Householder, Haumuri.
Charleson, Joseph	Lancrost	Shepherd	Householder, Amuri.
Davis, William	Leamington	Shepherd	Householder, Amuri.
Hanmer, Thomas	Hawkeswood	Stock owner	Householder, Hawkeswood.
Jollie, Edward	Mount Parnassus	Squatter	Householder, Amuri.
Knyvett, Charles Ferrers	Naworth	Shepherd	Householder, Amuri.
Lee, Edward James	Casterton	Stock owner	Lenseholder, Amuri.
Lee, George Leslie	Highfield	Sheep farmer	Householder, Haumuri.
M'Rae, William	Waipapa	Sheep farmer	Leaseholder and householder, Amuri.
Minchin, Edward	Christchurch	Flock owner	Householder, Wai-ua-ua Plains.
Reed, Charles	Christchurch	Squatter	Leaseholder, Amuri.
Riley, James	O Te Ranginuai	Master whaler	Householder, Haumuri.
Shrimpton, John	Lyttelton	Storekeeper	Occupier of house.
Walkman, Moses	Cheviot-hills	Pastry cook and musician	Householder, Haumuri.
Woolcombe, Belfield	Hawkeswood	Stock owner	Householder, Amuri.
Wortley, James Stuart	Hawkeswood	Stock owner	Householder, Amuri.

NOTE.—The Wairau District and Amuri District, taken collectively, form the Electoral Roll for the Wairau District for the Election of Members of the House of Representatives.

ERRATA.

In SUBURBAN-NORTH DISTRICT, "Limmer, Stephen, Brook-street, Labourer," should be in the Roll for the Town of NELSON, after "Lightband."

THE above is a True Copy of the Electoral Roll for the several Districts in the Province of Nelson, for the Year 1856-57.

JOHN POYNTER,
Resident Magistrate.

Nelson, June 30, 1856.

PRINTED BY C. AND J. ELLIOTT, AT THE "EXAMINER" OFFICE, NELSON.

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The Nelson Provincial Council Buildings (depicted) were constructed beginning with the laying of the foundation stone on 26 August 1859, with the first Council meeting held there on 30 April 1861.

The buildings served Nelson for over a century before being demolished on 12 September 1969.

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🏛️ Electoral Roll for the Province of Nelson for the year 1856-1857 (Amuri District) (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated30 June 1856
KeywordsElectoral Roll, Nelson, Amuri, Voters, 1856, 1857
👱🏽 Names

16 names identified

John Scott Caverhill, Listed on electoral roll
Joseph Charleson, Listed on electoral roll
William Davis, Listed on electoral roll
Thomas Hanmer, Listed on electoral roll
Edward Jollie, Listed on electoral roll
Charles Ferrers Knyvett, Listed on electoral roll
Edward James Lee, Listed on electoral roll
George Leslie Lee, Listed on electoral roll
William M'Rae, Listed on electoral roll
Edward Minchin, Listed on electoral roll
Charles Reed, Listed on electoral roll
James Riley, Listed on electoral roll
John Shrimpton, Listed on electoral roll
Moses Walkman, Listed on electoral roll
Belfield Woolcombe, Listed on electoral roll
James Stuart Wortley, Listed on electoral roll

👩‍💼 Officials

John Poynter, Resident Magistrate

🏛️ Errata regarding Suburban-North District Electoral Roll

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated30 June 1856
KeywordsErrata, Electoral Roll, Suburban-North District, Nelson
👱🏽 Names

Stephen Limmer, Correction to electoral roll entry

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