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Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland,
17th April, 1855.
HIS Excellency the Officer Adminis-
tering the Government has been
pleased to direct that the names of the
following gentlemen should be added to
the Commission of the Peace for the
Province of New Plymouth :—
CHARLES BROWN, Esq.;
PETER IMLAY, Esq,;
SAMUEL VICKERS, Esq.;
WILLIAM KING, Esq;
CHARLES HETLEY, Esq.;
By His Excellency's command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland,
18th April, 1855.
HIS Excellency the Officer administering
the Government has been pleased
to appoint
THEODORE MINET HAULTAIN, ESQ.,
to be a Resident Magistrate.
By His Excellency's command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.
NOTICE.
Custom House, Port Victoria,
12th March, 1855.
THE back portion of the Warehouse sit-
uated on Norwich Quay Lyttelton, and
belonging to Mr. Augustus James Alport,
has been approved for the free warehousing
and securing of goods under Bond according
to the provisions of the Customs Ordi-
nance, Session 1, No. 3, 1841.
J. W. HAMILTON,
Collector.
NOTICE.
Custom House, Port Victoria,
16th March, 1855.
THE undermentioned places have been
approved for the free warehousing
and securing of Goods under Bond for the
payment of duties according to the pro-
visions of the Customs Ordinance of 1841,
Session 1, No. 3.
The warehouse situated on Norwich
Quay Lyttelton, belonging to Mr. H. J.
LeCren, and formerly known as Longden
and LeCren's.
That portion of the building situated on
Norwich Quay Lyttelton, and known as
the Canterbury Association Store, at
present in the occupation of Mr. F. J.
Ballard, and generally known as Davis
Bonding Store.
J. W. HAMILTON,
Collector.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland,
30th April, 1855.
NO eligible Tender having been received
for the supply of Firewood to the Ge-
neral Government as called for by the notice
in the Government Gazette of 6th February
last, No. 3, fresh Tenders will be received at
this Office until noon on Thursday, the
10th May next, for supplying the General
Government with
FIREWOOD.
At per ton, for the usual size, and also for
such as may be required to be cut and split
to a size to suit the fire places in the Public
Offices, to be delivered at the several Public
Offices.
By His Excellency's command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.
Commissioner of Crown Lands Office,
Wellington, 19th February, 1855.
I, FRANCIS DILLON BELL, a Com-
missioner duly appointed by virtue of
the Ordinance No. 15, Session xi, of the Le-
gislative Council of the Islands of New Zea-
land, to hear and decide claims to land by
persons claiming title thereto, from, through,
or under the New Zealand Company, report
that the claims of the persons whose names
appear in the schedule hereunder having
been duly referred to me I do hereby decide
the said persons to be severally entitled to the
Land or Government Scrip set opposite their
respective names.
F. D. BELL,
Commissioner.
| No. of Report. | Name of Claimant. | Commissioners Decision. |
|---|---|---|
| 906 | William Maxwell, of Kaitaia, Bay of Islands. | Entitled to Govern- |
| ment Scrip to the amount of one hundred and fifty pounds (£150). | ||
| 907 | Bernard Hartley, of Halifax, in England. | Entitled to Govern- |
| ment Scrip to the amount of seventy five pounds (£75). | ||
| 908 | Robert Clark, of Suffolk, in Eng- | |
| land. | Entitled to Govern- | |
| ment Scrip to the amount of seventy five pounds (£75). | ||
| 909 | Thomas Rake, of Bradford, in Eng- | |
| land. | Entitled to Govern- | |
| ment Scrip to the amount of seventy five pounds (£75). | ||
| 910 | George Frederick Young, of Lon- | |
| don. | Entitled to Govern- | |
| ment Scrip to the amount of three hundred pounds (£300). | ||
| 911 | Richard Barton (as Devisee in trust) of Wellington. | Entitled to Govern- |
| ment Scrip to the amount of two hundred and fifty pounds (£250). |
D. BELL,
Commissioner
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⚖️ Appointments to the Commission of the Peace for New Plymouth Province
⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement17 April 1855
Appointments, Justice of the Peace, New Plymouth Province
- CHARLES Brown (Esquire), Added to Commission of the Peace
- PETER Imlay (Esquire), Added to Commission of the Peace
- SAMUEL Vickers (Esquire), Added to Commission of the Peace
- WILLIAM King (Esquire), Added to Commission of the Peace
- CHARLES Hetley (Esquire), Added to Commission of the Peace
- ANDREW SINCLAIR, Colonial Secretary
⚖️ Appointment of a Resident Magistrate
⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement18 April 1855
Appointment, Resident Magistrate
- THEODORE MINET Haultain (Esquire), Appointed Resident Magistrate
- ANDREW SINCLAIR, Colonial Secretary
🏭 Approval of Warehouse for Free Warehousing at Lyttelton
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry12 March 1855
Customs, Warehouse approval, Free warehousing, Lyttelton, Bond
- Augustus James Alport (Mr.), Warehouse owner approved for bonding
- J. W. HAMILTON, Collector
🏭 Approval of Warehouses for Free Warehousing at Lyttelton
🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry16 March 1855
Customs, Warehouse approval, Free warehousing, Lyttelton, Bond
- H. J. LeCren (Mr.), Owner of approved warehouse portion
- F. J. Ballard (Mr.), Occupier of approved warehouse portion
- J. W. HAMILTON, Collector
🏛️ Re-invitation for Tenders for Firewood Supply to Government Offices
🏛️ Governance & Central Administration30 April 1855
Tenders, Firewood supply, Public Offices
- ANDREW SINCLAIR, Colonial Secretary
🗺️ Land Claim Decisions granting Government Scrip based on Company title
🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey19 February 1855
Land claims, Government Scrip, New Zealand Company, Land Court
6 names identified
- William Maxwell, Entitled to Government Scrip (£150)
- Bernard Hartley, Entitled to Government Scrip (£75)
- Robert Clark, Entitled to Government Scrip (£75)
- Thomas Rake, Entitled to Government Scrip (£75)
- George Frederick Young, Entitled to Government Scrip (£300)
- Richard Barton, Entitled to Government Scrip (£250)
- FRANCIS DILLON BELL, Commissioner
- F. D. BELL, Commissioner
- D. BELL, Commissioner