New Zealand Gazette – 1854 – No. 29

Page 155

✨ Naturalization Schedules

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SCHEDULE A.

| Date of Proclamation. | Name. Name | Date from which natu-
ralization is to take effect. | Residence. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8th January, 1853. | Gustav Von Gartner | 1st January, 1852. | Canterbury. |
| " 6th June, | Charles Hopkinson | 30th November 1852 | Otago. |
| 15th July, | Adolph Frederick Henrice | 20th January, 1860 | |
| " | William Stewart | Ynd November, 1848. | Wellington. |
| " | Wilhelm Seivers | 22nd June, 1853. | Wellington. |
| 13th December, 1853 | Charles De Witte | 17th October, 1853. | Auckland. |
| 31st August | Joseph Anton Enderes | 3rd August, 1853, | |
| " | Frederick Hanneken | 31st January, 1845. | Auckland. |
| 27th December | " | 1st January, 1848. | Auckland. |
| " | Frederick William Alexander Miller | 9th November, 1853 | Wellington. |
| 27th January, 1854. | Nicholas Carey | 22nd December, 1853 | New Plymouth. |
| 19th " | William Blaschke | 1st January, 1842. | Auckland... |
| 10th February | " | John George Gimbel | 21st April, 1842. | Auckland. |
| 22nd April | " | Eugend Edward Cafler | 1st December, 1853. | Auckland. |
| " | William Krantel | 1st December, 1853. | Auckland. |
| 19th May | " | Henry Shaper | 27th April, 1854. | Auckland. |
| " | Carl Frank Fischer | 4th July, 1853. | |
| 1st August, 1853. | Oskar Beyer | 21st July, 1853. | |
| 5th November, 1853. | Johann Heinrick Christopher Baucke | 1st January, 1849. | Auckland. |
| | John Sauerbier | | |

SCHEDULE B.

| Names. | Date from which natu-
ralization is to take effect. | Residence. |
|---|---|---|
| Charles Ernest Von Alzdorf | 1st January, 1841. | Wellington. |
| Charles Brown | 17th December, 1847 | Wellington. |
| Francis Joseph Pagon | 17th December, 1847 | Wellington. |
| William Lewis Throop | 20th May, 1854. | Auckland. |
| Peter Beck | 22nd May. 1854. | Auckland. |
| Amedée Jerome Gilbert | 22nd July, 1854. | Auckland. |
| Prudence Florentine Fischer | 19th May, 1854. | Wellington. |
| Salvatore Comino | A.2nd September, 1848 | Auckland. |
| Moritz Hahn | 1st August, 1854. | |

In the name of Her Majesty I assent to this Act.

Auckland, 14th September, 1854.

R. H. WYNYARD,
Officer administering the Government.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1854, No 29

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Ironically the Upper House met on the lower story, and the Lower House on the upper story.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏛️ Schedules A and B of The Naturalization Act 1854 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated14 September 1854
KeywordsNaturalization, Legislation, Schedule A, Schedule B, Lists, Proclamation
👱🏽 Names

28 names identified

Gustav Von Gartner, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Charles Hopkinson, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Adolph Frederick Henrice, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
William Stewart, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Wilhelm Seivers, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Charles De Witte, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Joseph Anton Enderes, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Frederick Hanneken, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Frederick William Alexander Miller, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Nicholas Carey, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
William Blaschke, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
John George Gimbel, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Eugend Edward Cafler, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
William Krantel, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Henry Shaper, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Carl Frank Fischer, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Oskar Beyer, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Johann Heinrick Christopher Baucke, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
John Sauerbier, Listed in Schedule A of Naturalization Act
Charles Ernest Von Alzdorf, Listed in Schedule B of Naturalization Act
Charles Brown, Listed in Schedule B of Naturalization Act
Francis Joseph Pagon, Listed in Schedule B of Naturalization Act
William Lewis Throop, Listed in Schedule B of Naturalization Act
Peter Beck, Listed in Schedule B of Naturalization Act
Amedée Jerome Gilbert, Listed in Schedule B of Naturalization Act
Prudence Florentine Fischer, Listed in Schedule B of Naturalization Act
Salvatore Comino, Listed in Schedule B of Naturalization Act
Moritz Hahn, Listed in Schedule B of Naturalization Act

👩‍💼 Officials

R. H. WYNYARD, Officer administering the Government

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