New Munster Gazette – 1849 – No. 25

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✨ List of Officiating Ministers

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Registrar General's Office,
Wellington, 25th October, 1849.

PURSUANT to the provisions of the 40th, 41st, and 42nd clauses of the "Marriage Ordinance", Sess. 8, No. 7, 1847, the following list of Officiating Ministers is herewith published for general information.

Robert R. Strang,
Registrar General.

LIST OF OFFICIATING MINISTERS IN THE PROVINCE OF NEW MUNSTER.

NAMES	RELIGIOUS BODIES	RESIDENCES
Reverend W. Colenso		Ahuriri.
J. Hamlin		Wairon.
Octavius Hadfield
R. Cole	Church of England	Wellington.
T. B. Hutton		Otaki.
S. Williams
R. Taylor		Wanganui.
H. Butt
T. L. Tudor		Nelson.
Reverend Thos. Dickson Nicholson	Free Church of Scotland	Nelson.
Thomas Burns		Otago.
Reverend James Duncan		Manawatu.
J. S. Aldred	Reformed Presbyterian Church	Wellington.
Reverend James Watkin
John Aldred		Wellington.
S. Ironside		Nelson.
William Woon	Wesleyan Methodist Society	Patea.
George Stannard
William Kirk		Wanganui.
Charles Creed		Otago.
Reverend J. F. H. Wohlers	Lutheran Church	Ruapuke.
Reverend J. D. O. Kelly	Roman Catholic Church	Wellington.
G. B. Le Comte
J. W. C. Heine		Nelson.

I, Robert Roder Strang, Registrar General for the Province of New Munster, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of the "List of Officiating Ministers" for the said Province, compiled by me in conformity with the instructions contained in clauses 40, 41, and 42, of the "Marriage Ordinance," Sess. 8, No. 7.

Registrar General's Office,
Wellington, October 25, 1849.

Robert R. Strang,
Registrar General.

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VUW Te Waharoa — New Munster Gazette 1849, No 25

The Province of New Munster was led by Lieutenant-Governor Edward John Eyre, whose residence was First Government House (depicted) on the land where Parliament now sits in Wellington.

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🏛️ List of Officiating Ministers in the Province of New Munster

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated25 October 1849
KeywordsOfficiating Ministers, Marriage Ordinance, Religious Bodies, New Munster
👱🏽 Names

24 names identified

W. Colenso (Reverend), Officiating Minister
J. Hamlin, Officiating Minister
Octavius Hadfield, Officiating Minister
R. Cole, Officiating Minister
T. B. Hutton, Officiating Minister
S. Williams, Officiating Minister
R. Taylor, Officiating Minister
H. Butt, Officiating Minister
T. L. Tudor, Officiating Minister
Thomas Dickson Nicholson (Reverend), Officiating Minister
Thomas Burns, Officiating Minister
James Duncan (Reverend), Officiating Minister
J. S. Aldred, Officiating Minister
James Watkin (Reverend), Officiating Minister
John Aldred, Officiating Minister
S. Ironside, Officiating Minister
William Woon, Officiating Minister
George Stannard, Officiating Minister
William Kirk, Officiating Minister
Charles Creed, Officiating Minister
J. F. H. Wohlers (Reverend), Officiating Minister
J. D. O. Kelly (Reverend), Officiating Minister
G. B. Le Comte, Officiating Minister
J. W. C. Heine, Officiating Minister

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Robert R. Strang, Registrar General

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