New Ulster Gazette – 1850 – No. 7

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✨ Immigration Statistics and Depasturing Rules

an assessment be payable to the Wardens of the Hundred, at the time of registering the brands thereof, of one penny per head, and on all small cattle to be depastured in like manner an assessment of sixpence per score.

7.—That the stock of unlicensed persons found depasturing on any part of the Waste lands aforesaid, or on any unenclosed lands of the Hundred, thrown in by private persons into the Hundred, shall be impounded and pay the usual pound fees and charges of such pound wherein they are impounded, together with such other fine as they are liable to according to the clause 37, of the Crown Lands’ Ordinance, No. 1, Session 10, dated August 23, 1849.

8.—Any person lawfully holding a depasturing license, and who shall have complied with the notices, rules, and regulations made, or to be made, from time to time by the Wardens of the Hundred of Onehunga, may impound any unauthorised Stock found by him or them unlawfully on any part of the Waste lands aforesaid.

WM. POWDITCH.\nTHOS. SOMERVILLE.\nJAMES MAGEE.\n} Wardens of the\nHundred of\nOnehunga.\n
April 4, 1850.

RETURN of Immigration and Emigration at the Port of Auckland, during the Quarter ending 31st March, 1850.

Countries.	Immigration.	Emigration.
	Adults.	Adults.
	Male.	Female.
---------------------	-------	---------
Great Britain	23	15
New South Wales	46	22
Van Diemen’s Land	12	3
Tonga and Feejee Islands	2	3
California	0	0
Totals	83	43

Not including Military.

DAVID ROUGH,\nImmigration Agent.

Auckland: Printed by WILLIAMSON and WILSON for the New-Zealand Government.

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VUW Te Waharoa — New Ulster Gazette 1850, No 7

The short-lived province of New Ulster never had an established council building (in fact, the New Ulster Legislative Council never met). The Province was led by Lieutenant-Governor George Dean-Pitt, whose residence was a regency style villa (depicted) at the top of Greys Avenue, Auckland.

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🗺️ Onehunga Hundred Waste Lands Depasturing Rules (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated4 April 1850
KeywordsWaste Lands, Depasturing, Licenses, Onehunga Hundred, Regulations
👩‍💼 Officials

WM. POWDITCH, Warden of the Hundred of Onehunga
THOS. SOMERVILLE, Warden of the Hundred of Onehunga
JAMES MAGEE, Warden of the Hundred of Onehunga

🛂 Immigration and Emigration Statistics for Auckland

Domain🛂 Immigration
KeywordsImmigration, Emigration, Statistics, Auckland, Port
👩‍💼 Officials

DAVID ROUGH, Immigration Agent

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