New Zealand Gazette – 1866 – No. 22

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✨ Exhibition Forms and Election Returns



THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, 1866.
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SPACE FOR THE EXHIBITION OF CEREALS, &c.
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SIR,—
I have the honor to forward herewith particulars of the produce I intend to show at the forthcoming Intercolonial
Exhibition, also my requirements as to space, &c.; and I agree to submit to the "General Conditions" published for the
guidance of intending Exhibitors.

Name of Produce. Nature of Soil. Locality. Name of Variety. When Sown. When Reaped. Preceding Crop. Yield per Acre. Qauatity proposed to be Exhibited which must not be less than a bushel.

To the Secretary of the Intercolonial Exhibition,
64, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne.

SIR,--- Name of Exhibitor,
Address,

  1. have the honor to forward herewith particulars of the Articles
    intend to exhibit at the forthcoming Intercolonial
    Exhibition, also requirements as to space, &c.; and I agree to submit them subject to the "General Conditions,"
    published for the guidance of intending Exhibitors.
Name of Wine, and Quantity Exhibited. Name of Grapes. Name and Situation of Vineyard. Extent of Vineyard. Soil. Aspect. Age of Vines. Grapes Cut. Date of Fermentation. Quantity made.

To the Secretary of the Intercolonial Exhibition,
64, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne.

NOTE.—The samples should be in bottles of an uniform size.
BOTTLES.—Still White Wines, in Hock or Sauterne Bottles.
Red Wines, in Claret or Burgundy Bottles.
Sparkling Wines, in Champagne Bottles.
CORKS.—None but the best new Velvet Corks should be used.

Signature,
Address,

WAX.—None but the best tenacious, not brittle or adhesive.
CAPSULES, if required, should be applied.
STAMPS on the cork, wax, or capsules, should be distinct.
LABELS, if used, should be simple.
PACKING should be carefully done.

RETURN of the NAMES of the MEMBERS chosen to serve in the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES of
the Colony of New Zealand, pursuant to Writs of Election issued by His Excellency Sir
GEORGE GREY, Knight Commander of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, Governor, and
Commander-in-Chief in and over the Colony of New Zealand and its Dependencies, &c., &c., &c.

Constituencies. Returning Officers. Date of Issue of Writ. Date of Return of Member. Members chosen.
Mongonui W. B. White 27th January, 1866. 20th March, 1866 Thomas Ball.
Bay of Islands. R. C. Barstow " 5th March, 1866. Hugh Carleton.
Marsden. H. R. Aubrey " 12th March, 1866 Francis Holmes Hull.
Northern Divi- H. C. Balneavis. " 14th February, 1866 Thomas Henderson.
sion James O'Neill.
City of Auckland " " 12th February, 1866 Archibald Clark.
East
City of Auckland " " 13th February, 1866 John Williamson, and
West James Williamson.
Parnell " " 16th February, 1866 Frederick Whitaker.
Newton " " 15th February, 1866 George Graham.
Pensioner J. J. Symonds " 19th February, 1866 Paul Frederick De Quin-
Settlements cey.
Town of One- " " 20th February, 1866 George Maurice O'Rorke.
hunga
Franklin. " 22nd February, 1866 Robert Graham, and Theo-
dore Minet Haultain.
Raglan 23rd February, 1866 Joseph Newman.
Grey and Bell. E. S. Willcocks. " 2nd March, 1866. James Crowe Richmond.*
Town of New " " 16th March, 1866 John Larkins Cheese Rich-
Plymouth ardson.
Omata " " 9th March, 1866. Arthur Samuel Atkinson.
Wanganui D. S. Durie " 3rd March, 1866. John Bryce.
Rangitikei " " 9th March, 1866. William Hogg Watt.
  • Mr. J. C. Richmond's seat in the Legislative Council was not vacated on the date of his return (2nd March, 1866) as
    Member of the House of Representatives for the District of Grey and Bell. The resignation of his seat in the Legislative
    Council, dated 2nd March, 1866, was received by the Colonial Secretary on the 15th April, 1866, and was forwarded forthwith to
    His Excellency the Governor for acceptance, as required by the Constitution Act to constitute a vacancy; and the acceptance
    by the Governor was signified to the Colonial Secretary on the 23rd April, 1866.


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🏭 Application Forms for Intercolonial Exhibition Space (Cereals and Wine)

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Intercolonial Exhibition, Application form, Cereals, Wine, Produce, Melbourne, Instructions

🏛️ Return of Members chosen to serve in the House of Representatives, 1866

🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
House of Representatives, Election results, Constituencies, Parliament, Writs of Election
20 names identified
  • Thomas Ball, Elected Member for Mongonui
  • Hugh Carleton, Elected Member for Bay of Islands
  • Francis Holmes Hull, Elected Member for Marsden
  • Thomas Henderson, Elected Member for Northern Division
  • James O'Neill, Elected Member for Northern Division
  • Archibald Clark, Elected Member for City of Auckland East
  • John Williamson, Elected Member for City of Auckland West
  • James Williamson, Elected Member for City of Auckland West
  • Frederick Whitaker, Elected Member for Parnell
  • George Graham, Elected Member for Newton
  • Paul Frederick De Quincey, Elected Member for Pensioner Settlements
  • George Maurice O'Rorke, Elected Member for Town of Onehunga
  • Robert Graham, Elected Member for Franklin
  • Theodore Minet Haultain, Elected Member for Franklin
  • Joseph Newman, Elected Member for Raglan
  • James Crowe Richmond, Elected Member for Grey and Bell
  • John Larkins Cheese Richardson, Elected Member for Town of New Plymouth
  • Arthur Samuel Atkinson, Elected Member for Omata
  • John Bryce, Elected Member for Wanganui
  • William Hogg Watt, Elected Member for Rangitikei

  • Sir George Grey, Knight Commander of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath, Governor