New Munster Gazette – 1850 – No. 16

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✨ Population and Resource Statistics

TABLE. No 2.

DISTRICTS OF WAIKANAE AND PORIRUA.

SETTLEMENTS.	POPULATION.	RELIGION.	MORAL CONDITION.	BUILDINGS.	STOCK.	CROPS.	MISCELLANEOUS.
	Male Adults.	Female do.	Male Children.	Female do.	Total Population.	Church of England.	Wesleyans.
Porirua	118	100	24	10	353	118	120
Komangarauawhiri	17	17	5	6	45	40	—
Taupo, deserted	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Paripari	11	8	2	1	22	7	14
Waimui	88	76	19	12	195	157	39
Whareroa	50	31	10	13	104	78	24
Matahuka	13	13	7	6	39	39	—
Waikanae	110	90	16	15	231	81	26
Total	107	335	69	63	888	518	223

H. TACY KEMP,

Wellington, June 15, 1850.

VUW Te Waharoa — New Munster Gazette 1850, No 16

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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🎓 Population and Resource Statistics for Waikanae and Porirua Districts (continued from previous page)

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated15 June 1850
KeywordsStatistics, Population, Religion, Buildings, Stock, Crops, Miscellaneous
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H. Tacy Kemp

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