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Superintendent's Office,
Nelson, 21st May, 1867.
THE SUPERINTENDENT directs it to be notified for general information that
WILLIAM WILDMAN, of MOTUEKA,
has been authorised to Catch Pheasants for the Nelson Acclimatisation Society, for distribution in other parts of the Province.
ALFRED GREENFIELD,
Provincial Secretary.
Superintendent's Office,
Nelson, 21st May, 1867.
WILLIAM COURTNEY, of Brighton, in the Province of Nelson, is hereby PROTECTED for a period of FIVE YEARS, from this date, in the occupation of an Area of WASTE LANDS OF THE CROWN, about two miles in length, and not exceeding ten feet in width, situate within the Nelson South West Gold Fields, immediately behind the Sea Beach, between a place known as St. Kilda and the Township of Brighton, for the purpose of constructing a TRAMWAY, under the Provisions of the Gold-Fields Act, 1866, on the following conditions, and authorised to charge such reasonable fares as shall be approved by the Superintendent:—
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That the tramway be carried along the streets of Brighton in such a direction as may be pointed out by the Warden, and in such a manner that it shall not obstruct or impede ordinary traffic.
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That if at any time any part of the ground over which the Tramway passes shall be required for the public convenience, the Tramway, or any part of it, shall be given up to the Government at a valuation
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That this Protection for the ground shall only continue as long as the Tramway be kept in working order, and used for the conveyance of passengers, &c., and if it shall at any time be abandoned for a period of one month, this protection will be forfeited.
OSWALD CURTIS,
Superintendent.
Attested,
ALFRED GREENFIELD,
Provincial Secretary.
ALTERATION OF ROADS.
THE Undersigned hereby give notice that they intend to APPLY to two or more Justices of the Peace, at a sitting to be held on Tuesday, 16th July, 1867, at the Court House, Nelson, for an ORDER for STOPPING UP the undermentioned ROADS, and further, that they will cause survey plans of the several roads proposed to be stopped up, together with the books of reference and estimates, to be deposited with the CLERK to the MAGISTRATES at Nelson, and with Mr. Shallcrass, Inspector of Police, Nelson.
PROPOSED ALTERATION OF ROADS IN BROOK-STREET VALLEY, SUBURBAN SOUTH DISTRICT, NELSON.
To stop up a certain road in the Suburban South District, being the road leading from the new road, and passing through Sections numbered 4, 7, 8, and 10, and along the north-east boundary of Sections 11 and 18, all of Square 13, of the Province of Nelson, and which is shown by pink color on the plan attached to this application, and is 75 links in width, and about 122 1/2 chains in length.
BOOK OF REFERENCE:
| No. of Section on Plan. |
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| Section No. 4, Square 18 |
| Sections No. 7, 8, 10, XI, and XVIII, of Square 18 |
| Name of Owner or reputed Owner. |
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| James Newport |
| A. G. Jenkins |
| Name of Agent or reputed Agent. |
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| James Newport, Nelson. |
| A. G. Jenkins, Nelson. |
ESTIMATED EXPENSE—Nil.
JOHN BLACKETT, Provincial Engineer.
THOMAS BRUNNER, Chief Surveyor.
Nelson, May 21st, 1867.
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🏘️ Authorisation to catch pheasants for the Nelson Acclimatisation Society
🏘️ Provincial & Local Government21 May 1867
Pheasants, Acclimatisation, Nelson, Wildlife, Hunting
- William Wildman, Authorised to catch pheasants
- Alfred Greenfield, Provincial Secretary
🏗️ Protection granted for construction of a tramway in Brighton
🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works21 May 1867
Tramway, Brighton, Waste Lands, Gold Fields, Transport
- William Courtney, Granted protection for tramway construction
- Oswald Curtis, Superintendent
- Alfred Greenfield, Provincial Secretary
🏗️ Application to stop up roads in Brook-street Valley
🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works21 May 1867
Roads, Alteration, Brook-street Valley, Suburban South District, Nelson
- James Newport, Owner of land affected by road alteration
- A. G. Jenkins, Owner of land affected by road alteration
- Shallcrass (Mr.), Inspector of Police, recipient of plans
- John Blackett, Provincial Engineer
- Thomas Brunner, Chief Surveyor