New Zealand Gazette – 1858 – No. 33

Page 177

✨ Electoral Roll Listings

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Names of Electors. Place of Abode. Business or Calling. Qualification.

C
Campbell, John Kini Kini Master Mariner Household, Kini Kini
Cooper John Ngahape Settler Freehold, Mohaka River
Curtis, Robert Mohaka Grazier Leasehold, Mohaka, Ahuriri
Curtis, Robert James Wellington Grazier Household, Mohaka, Ahuriri

D
Donaldson, Robert Waikari Settler Household, Waikari
Downes, George Te Wairoa Carpenter Household, Wairoa

H
Hamlin, Francis Edwards Te Wairoa Trader Household, Te Wairoa
Harrington, Samuel John Mohaka Whaler Household, Mohaka
Henrici, Adolph Frederick Mohaka Carpenter Freehold, Parahamuti, Mohaka
Henry, Alexander Mohaka Settler Household, Parahamuti, Mohaka

L
Lawrence, George Mahia Settler Household, Mahia
Laerie, John Martin Phillips Mohaka Settler Household, Te Wairoa
Lewis, David Te Wairoa Settler Household, Te Wairoa
Lewis, William Te Wairoa Trader Freehold, Kai-kai-ia
Lockwood, William Te Wairoa Trader Household, Te Wairoa

M
Mitchell, James Te Wairoa Trader Household, Te Waiwa
Morris, William Waikokopu Master Whaler Household, Waikokopu
Monaghan, Edward Waikari Settler Household, Waikari

N
Norcross, Thomas Mohaka Settler Freehold, Mohaka

P
Potter, John Mohaka Settler Household, Parahamuti, Mohaka

R
Ralph, Thomas Wakaki Whaler Household, Wakaki
Riddell, Robert Mohaka Settler Freehold, Mohaka
Reed, Frederick Te Waiwa Settler Household, Te Wairoa

S
Spooner, Frederick Te Waiwa Trader Household Te Wairoa
Steddy, John Garner Te Mahia Settler Household, Te Mahia

T
Thompson, William Henry Waikari Settler Household, Waikari

TE AUTE DISTRICT.

Names of Electors, Place of Abode. Business or Calling. Qualification.

A
Ansten, William P. Patangata Sawyer Household, Patangata

C
Carlyon, George Gwavas River Hutt Esquire Freehold, Gwavas, Ruataniwha
Clark, James Robert Mangaohuku Carpenter Freehold, Otawatiti
Collins, James Wautukai Farmer Freehold, Tuki Tuki
Collins, Samuel Wautukai Farmer Freehold, Tuki Tuki

D
Douglas, Frederick Patangata Master Mariner Household, Patangata

E
Edwards, William Kauha hi Carpenter Household, Te Aute

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1858, No 33

Parliament sat at General Assembly House (nicknamed the 'Shedifice') in Auckland from 1854-1864, sharing the building with the Auckland Provincial Council.

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

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏘️ Continuation of Electoral Roll Listings for Various Districts (continued from previous page)

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsElectoral roll, Electors, Qualifications, Household, Freehold, Mohaka, Te Aute District
👱🏽 Names

33 names identified

John Campbell, Listed as Elector
John Cooper, Listed as Elector
Robert Curtis, Listed as Elector
Robert James Curtis, Listed as Elector
Robert Donaldson, Listed as Elector
George Downes, Listed as Elector
Francis Edwards Hamlin, Listed as Elector
Samuel John Harrington, Listed as Elector
Adolph Frederick Henrici, Listed as Elector
Alexander Henry, Listed as Elector
George Lawrence, Listed as Elector
John Martin Phillips Laerie, Listed as Elector
David Lewis, Listed as Elector
William Lewis, Listed as Elector
William Lockwood, Listed as Elector
James Mitchell, Listed as Elector
William Morris, Listed as Elector
Edward Monaghan, Listed as Elector
Thomas Norcross, Listed as Elector
John Potter, Listed as Elector
Thomas Ralph, Listed as Elector
Robert Riddell, Listed as Elector
Frederick Reed, Listed as Elector
Frederick Spooner, Listed as Elector
John Garner Steddy, Listed as Elector
William Henry Thompson, Listed as Elector
William P. Ansten, Listed as Elector, Te Aute District
George Gwavas Carlyon (Esquire), Listed as Elector, Te Aute District
James Robert Clark, Listed as Elector, Te Aute District
James Collins, Listed as Elector, Te Aute District
Samuel Collins, Listed as Elector, Te Aute District
Frederick Douglas, Listed as Elector, Te Aute District
William Edwards, Listed as Elector, Te Aute District

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