New Zealand Gazette – 1862 – No. 28

Page 240

✨ Appointments and Postal Notices

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

uary, and the 30th June, 1862, are requested
to forward Duplicates of these communications
to replace those lost in the steamer White
Swan.

HENRY SEWELL,
Attorney General.

Office of Minister for Native Affairs,
Auckland, June 23rd, 1862.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been
pleased to appoint,

HEKA THAME,
PINEPE,
RANGI TE UA
to be Native Assessors under the "Resident
Magistrates Court Ordinance" Sess. VII. No.
10.

WILLIAM FOX.

POSTAL.

MONEY ORDER BRANCH.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under-
mentioned Post Offices in New Zealand
will be open on and after the 1st August
next as Money Order Offices for the trans-
mission of money to the United Kingdom.
Commission will be charged upon Money
Orders issued at the following rates:—For any
sum

s. d.
Not exceeding £2 .......................... 1 0
Above £2 and not exceeding £5 .......... 2 6
" £5 " " £10 .................. 5 0
No single Order will be issued for a greater
amount than Ten Pounds.
Full information as to forms, &c., will be
supplied to the public on application at any
Money Order Office.

CROSBY WARD,
General Post Office,
Auckland, 21st June, 1862.

List of Money Order Offices in New
Zealand.

AUCKLAND,
Russell,
Whangaroa.

NEW PLYMOUTH.

NAPIER.

WELLINGTON,
Whanganui.

NELSON,
Collingwood.

PICTON,
Blenheim.

LYTTELTON,
Christchurch,
Kaiapoi.

DUNEDIN,
Tuapeka,
Waitahuna,
Wetherstone,
INVERCARGILL.

NOTE.—The first Office named in each Prov-
ince is the Chief Money Order Office of the Province.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Steam
Service Time Table published for the Mail
quarter ending 30th September, 1862, is
cancelled, in consequence of the loss of the
Mail contract steamer White Swan; and the
following Time Tables are published in lieu
thereof, for general information.

CROSBY WARD,
General Post Office,
14th July, 1862.

I. SYDNEY AND AUCKLAND.
I.C.R.M. steamer Lord Ashley.
(Without alteration.)
Auckland, leave ...... August 1 September 1
Sydney, arrive ...... 8 " 8 " 15
Auckland, arrive ...... 22 " 22

II. AUCKLAND AND PORT CHALMERS, SAILING
AT INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Steamer Queen, to leave:—
NORTHWARD.
Port Chalmers July 18, Aug. 18, Sep. 18
Lyttelton ...... " 20, " 20, " 20
Wellington ...... " 23, " 23, " 23
Napier ...... " 25, " 25, " 27
Auckland, arrive ...... 27, " 27, " 27

SOUTHWARD.
Auckland, leave ...... Aug. 7, Sept. 8
Napier ...... " 10, " 11
Wellington ...... " 13, " 13
Lyttelton ...... " 15, " 15
Port Chalmers, arrive ...... 16, " 16

N.B.—This boat will await the arrival of the
contract mail steamer from Melbourne, if ne-
cessary, until the 25th of each month.

III. SYDNEY, NELSON, AND INTERPROVINCIAL.
I.C.R.M. s.s. Lord Worsley.
Port Chalmers, leave ...... July 27
Lyttelton ...... " 29
Wellington ...... " 31
Picton ...... " Aug. 1
Nelson ...... " 4
Taranaki ...... " 6
Manukau arrive ...... " 8
" leave ...... " 9
Taranaki ...... " 10
Wellington arrive ...... " 11
" leave ...... " 13
Picton ...... " 14
Nelson leave ...... Aug. 17
Taranaki ...... " 18
Manukau arrive ...... " 19
Wellington arrive ...... 26
" leave ...... 28
Nelson, arrive ...... 29
" leave ...... Sept. 1
Sydney, arrive ...... 8
" leave ...... 15
Nelson, arrive ...... 22
" leave ...... 24

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1862, No 28

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

⚖️ Request for duplicate communications lost on the White Swan (continued from previous page)

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated9 July 1862
KeywordsCorrespondence, Attorney General, White Swan, Duplicates
👩‍💼 Officials

Henry Sewell, Attorney General

🪶 Appointment of Native Assessors under Resident Magistrates Court Ordinance

Domain🪶 Māori Affairs
Dated23 June 1862
KeywordsNative Assessors, Resident Magistrates Court Ordinance, Appointments, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

HEKA THAME, Appointed Native Assessor
PINEPE, Appointed Native Assessor
RANGI TE UA, Appointed Native Assessor

👩‍💼 Officials

WILLIAM FOX

🚂 Establishment of Money Order Offices for UK transmission and fee schedule

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated21 June 1862
KeywordsMoney Order Office, Postal rates, United Kingdom, Auckland, Wellington, Nelson
👩‍💼 Officials

Crosby Ward, General Post Office

🚂 Revised Steam Service Time Tables following loss of White Swan steamer

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated14 July 1862
KeywordsSteam Service, Time Table, Mail contract, Lord Ashley, Queen, Lord Worsley
👩‍💼 Officials

Crosby Ward, General Post Office

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