Nelson Provincial Gazette – 1868 – No. 57

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✨ Gold-mining lease application

Superintendent\'s Office,

Nelson, 30th November, 1868.

IN conformity with the provisions of the Gold-mining Lease Regulations, published in the New Zealand Gazette, No. 15, of 1866, it is hereby notified that it is intended to GRANT a LEASE for Gold-mining purposes on Crown Lands within the District of the Nelson South-west Goldfields, specified in the following application:—

Name and Address in full of Applicants.	Style under which it is intended to conduct the Business.	Extent of Land applied for.	Minimum number of Men to be employed by the Lessee.	Amount of Capital proposed to be invested.	Proposed mode of working the Land.	Precise locality.	Term for which Lease required.	Time of commencing Operations.
John Gordon Jackson, Charles Boyes, George Samuel Wigg Horne, George Charles Bowman.	Charleston.	The Who\'d have thought it Crushing and Cement Company.	10 0 0	For the first month five men. Subsequent, when in full work, nineteen men.	£ 1,500	Machinery.	Charleston Flat, south side of Darkia\'s Terrace Road.	Six years.

OSWALD CURTIS,

Superintendent.

PDF — Nelson Provincial Gazette 1868, No 57

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

🌾 Intention to grant gold-mining lease in the Nelson South-west Goldfields

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated30 November 1868
KeywordsGold mining, Lease, Crown Lands, Nelson South-west Goldfields, Charleston
👱🏽 Names

John Gordon Jackson, Applicant for gold-mining lease
Charles Boyes, Applicant for gold-mining lease
George Samuel Wigg Horne, Applicant for gold-mining lease
George Charles Bowman, Applicant for gold-mining lease

👩‍💼 Officials

Oswald Curtis, Superintendent

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