Nelson Provincial Gazette – 1866 – No. 15

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✨ Sheep inspection returns

RETURN of INSPECTIONS made under the "Nelson Scab Act, 1865," during the QUARTER ended December 31, 1865.

SUBURBAN NORTH.

Name of Owner.	Address of Owner.	Date of Inspection	Where inspected.	Number of Sheep.	State of Health.
Batchelor, T. C.	Wakapuaka ...	October 31 ...	Wakapuaka ...	800	Infected
Mackay, J., senior	October 31 ...	...	...	769	Infected
Katene, Wiremu	Te Kopi ...	November 1 ...	Te Kopi ...	78	Clean

SUBURBAN SOUTH.

Name of Owner.	Address of Owner.	Date of Inspection	Where inspected.	Number of Sheep.	State of Health.
Songer, William	Stoke ...	October 27 ...	Stoke ...	75	Clean
Beatson, William	Stoke ...	December 22 ...	Stoke ...	87	Clean
Nicholson, Mrs.	Woodstock ...	December 22 ...	Stoke ...	67	Clean

WAIMEA EAST.

Name of Owner.	Address of Owner.	Date of Inspection	Where inspected.	Number of Sheep.	State of Health.
Wither, C. B. ...	Richmond ...	October 10 ...	Richmond ...	200	Clean
Paton, Major R.M.	Hope ...	October 25 ...	Hope ...	13	Clean
Bartlett, John ...	Hope ...	December 6 ...	Hope ...	250	Apparently clean
Green, William ...	Hope ...	December 7 ...	Hope ...	88	Clean
Paton, Major R.M.	Hope ...	December 9 ...	Hope ...	800	Clean
Bartlett, John ...	Hope ...	December 19 ...	Hope ...	250	Clean
Palmer, William	Hope ...	December 19 ...	Hope ...	45	Clean

WAIMEA WEST.

Name of Owner.	Address of Owner.	Date of Inspection	Where inspected.	Number of Sheep.	State of Health.
Redwood, H. jun.	Hedgesford ...	October 4 ...	Hedgesford ...	500	Clean
Hammerich, Chas.	Moutere ...	October 26 ...	Upper Moutere	109	Clean
Heine, J. M. ...	Moutere ...	October 27 ...	Sarau ...	250	Infected
Kelling, Chas. ...	Moutere ...	October 27 ...	Moutere ...	358	Infected
Spanger, Paul ...	Redwood's valley	October 27 ...	Redwood's valley	145	Clean
Blundell, F. ...	Staplegrove ...	November 20 ...	Staplegrove ...	150	Infected

PDF — Nelson Provincial Gazette 1866, No 15

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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🌾 Return of inspections made under the Nelson Scab Act, 1865

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsSheep, Inspection, Nelson Scab Act, Agriculture, Livestock, Disease control
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

T. C. Batchelor, Sheep owner, inspected October 31
J. Mackay, Sheep owner, inspected October 31
Wiremu Katene, Sheep owner, inspected November 1
William Songer, Sheep owner, inspected October 27
William Beatson, Sheep owner, inspected December 22
Nicholson (Mrs.), Sheep owner, inspected December 22
C. B. Wither, Sheep owner, inspected October 10
R. M. Paton (Major), Sheep owner, inspected October 25
John Bartlett, Sheep owner, inspected December 6
William Green, Sheep owner, inspected December 7
R. M. Paton (Major), Sheep owner, inspected December 9
John Bartlett, Sheep owner, inspected December 19
William Palmer, Sheep owner, inspected December 19
H. Redwood, Sheep owner, inspected October 4
Chas. Hammerich, Sheep owner, inspected October 26
J. M. Heine, Sheep owner, inspected October 27
Chas. Kelling, Sheep owner, inspected October 27
Paul Spanger, Sheep owner, inspected October 27
F. Blundell, Sheep owner, inspected November 20

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