Nelson Provincial Gazette – 1861 – No. 17

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✨ Table of depasturage licenses

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Name	Location	Acreage
Henry Adams	Upper Waiau	For any excess of acreage (not exceeding 10,000 acres) that may be found within the boundaries specified in Mr. Travers's application of the 8th March, 1860, after he has selected the 20,000 acres applied for by him.
W. T. L. Travers	Upper Waiau	10,000 acres.
G. Edwards	Waiau-ua	20,000 acres.
J. Tinline	Amuri	20,000 acres.
T. Carter	Clarence	For any land within his boundaries not exceeding 10,000 acres and not previously applied for.
J. Holliday	Admiralty Bay	10,000 acres.
W. Collins	Cape Soucis	1,500 acres.
H. D. Williams	Amuri	Any land in the boundaries specified by him not exceeding 3,000 acres and excepting such land as Mr. Tinline may be found entitled to.
G. Edwards	Waiau-ua	10,000 acres.

Boundaries not to be definitively settled until a plan of the run has been sent in as required by the Regulations.

ALFRED DOMETT,

Commissioner.

R. LUCAS, PRINTER, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON.

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PDF — Nelson Provincial Gazette 1861, No 17

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.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Decisions on applications for licenses to depasture stock (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsDepasturage licenses, Stock, Land applications, Nelson, Waste Land Regulations
👱🏽 Names

8 names identified

Henry Adams, Applicant for depasturage license
W. T. L. Travers (Mr.), Applicant for depasturage license
G. Edwards, Applicant for depasturage license
J. Tinline, Applicant for depasturage license
T. Carter, Applicant for depasturage license
J. Holliday, Applicant for depasturage license
W. Collins, Applicant for depasturage license
H. D. Williams, Applicant for depasturage license

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Alfred Domett, Commissioner

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