New Zealand Gazette – 1874 – No. 47

Page 600

✨ Deceased Estates and Land Transfers

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

PARTICULARS of the Estates of Deceased Persons which have been placed under the charge of the
PUBLIC TRUSTEE during the Month of August, 1874.

No.	Name of Deceased.	Colonial Residence.	Supposed British or Foreign Residence.	Date of Rule or Order.	Value or Estimated Value of Personal Estate.	Time of Deceased's Death.	Remarks.
1	James Budge	Orawaiti, Westport	...	August 7, 1874	Under £100	May 4, 1874
2	Luigi Valli	Clyde, Otago	...	August 7, 1874	Under £600	May 3, 1874
3	Thomas Service	Hokitika	...	August 11, 1874...	Under £200	Mar., 1874
4	Charles Kewley	Immigrant	...	None required	Under £10	April 3, 1874	Died on board "Rooparell."
5	Henry Holman ...	Cape Farewell	...	None required	Under £20	May 17, 1873
6	Samuel Trainor	Wellington	Belfast, Ireland	None required	Under £50	Aug. 8, 1874	Died of consump- tion.
7	Webb, E. В.	Otago	...	None required	Under £5	April, 1874	Found dead at Jacob's River.
8	S. Hartley	Carterton, Wairarapa	...	None required	Under £5	Aug. 12, 1874
9	Jas. Bowden	Waikato	...	None required	Under £5		Drowned in the Waikato.
10	James Taylor	Lawrence, Otago	...	None required	Under £25	June 7, 1874	Died from disease of liver.
11	Henry Rodgers	Canada Range, Otago	...	None required	Under £5	April 17, 1874
12	John Sinclair	Lawrence, Otago	...	None required	Under £15	July 15, 1874	Burst blood-vessel.

Dated the 1st day of September, 1874.

J. WOODWARD, Public Trustee.

LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE.

N OTICE is hereby given, that the several parcels
of land hereinafter described will be brought
under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act,
1870," unless caveat in the meantime be lodged for-
bidding the same within one calendar month after
publication of this notice.

SAMUEL LEE.-6 acres 3 roods, part of Rural
Section 7709, Waitangi District, a rectangular block
commencing at northernmost corner of section,
having a frontage on north-western boundary thereof
of 1331 links, and extending south-easterly to the
south-eastern boundary of section. (E. H. Tate,
Broker.) 823.

GEORGE HUNTER WILDIE and JOHN
KING.-3 acres 3 roods 27 perches, that part of
Rural Section 1757, Timaru District, lying between
the extension of Church and Elizabeth Streets,
Rhodestown. (Perry and, Perry, Solicitors.) 1608.

WILLIAM WHITE, the Elder.-1 acre 3 roods
24 perches, part of Lot 47, Christchurch Town
Reserves, fronting on Lincoln Road and South Belt
441 links and 634 links respectively, the western-
most corner thereof being distant 215 feet from
junction of said road and belt. (Garrick and Cowli-
shaw, Solicitors.) 1631.

JAMES PURVIS JAMESON.-2 acres 3 roods
32 perches, part of Lot 19, Christchurch Town
Reserves. (Charles J. Foster, Solicitor.) 1678.

ROBERT MACLAY.-12 perches, part of Lot
125, Christchurch Town Reserves, a rectangular
block fronting 50 links on eastern boundary of lot,
with a depth of 159 links, the north-eastern corner
thereof being 211 links from north-eastern corner of
lot. (E. Mainwaring Johnson, Broker.) 1682.

WILLIAM BARNARD RHODES and THOMAS
MABERLY HASSAL as Attorney for Robert
Heaton Rhodes.-3 roods 10 perches, Lots 446, 447,
448, and 449, Rhodestown, Timaru. (Perry and
Perry, Solicitors.) 1683.

JOHN SIMPSON.---39 perches, Lot 313, Rhodes-
town, Timaru. (Perry and Perry, Solicitors.) 1684.

JOSHUA STRANGE WILLIAMS.-12 acres

2 roods 15 perches, part of Rural Section 157,
Christchurch District. 1686.

WILLIAM TRAVIS.-25 acres, eastern half of
Rural Section 338c, Mandeville District. (Charles
J. Foster, Solicitor.) 1687.

EDWARD EVANS.-3 acres 24 perches, part of
Sections 1057 and 1268, Mandeville District, a
rectangular block fronting on eastern boundary of
former section 450 links, with a depth of 700 links,
the south-east corner thereof being 1200 links from
south-east corner of Section 1057. (John Lewis,
Broker.) 1689.

HENRY PIPER.-808 acres, Rural Sections
1892, 1986, 2815, 6102, 9481, 9737, 10440, 10441,
11274, 11275, 12854, 12855, and parts of 332, 856,
935, 958, and 4450, Banks' Peninsula District. (R.
D. Thomas, Solicitor.) 1691.

JAMES URE.-1 rood 12 perches, Lot 24 on
Plan No. 6, subdivision of Rural Section 997,
Waitangi District. (E. H. Tate, Broker.) 1692.

ROBERT BOWIE.-1 rood, Lot 396, Rhodes-
town, Timaru. (E. H. Tate, Broker.) 1693.

GEORGE PIERCY.-2 roods 13 perches, Lots
76 and 77, Township of Wakefield, Sumner. (Han-
mer and Harper, Solicitors.) 1696.

ARTHUR APPLEBY.-2 roods 11 perches, Lot
10c, Township of Wakefield, Sumner. 1699.

DUNCAN TAYLOR.-9 acres 2 roods 32 perches,
south-eastern half of Rural Section 9102, Timaru
District. (E. H. Tate, Broker.) 1700.

Diagrams may be inspected at this office.

Dated this 28th day of August, 1874, at the Lands
Registry Office, Christchurch.

JOSHUA STRANGE WILLIAMS,
District Land Registrar.

LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES.

ALFRED GREENFIELD, of the City of Nelson,
Esquire, Applicant.-34 perches, being part of Sec-

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1874, No 47

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💰 Estates placed under Public Trustee during August 1874

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
Dated1 September 1874
KeywordsDeceased Estates, Public Trustee, Administration, Valuations, Westport, Otago, Wellington
👱🏽 Names

12 names identified

James Budge, Estate administered by Public Trustee
Luigi Valli, Estate administered by Public Trustee
Thomas Service, Estate administered by Public Trustee
Charles Kewley, Estate administered by Public Trustee
Henry Holman, Estate administered by Public Trustee
Samuel Trainor, Estate administered by Public Trustee
E. B. Webb, Estate administered by Public Trustee
S. Hartley, Estate administered by Public Trustee
Jas. Bowden, Estate administered by Public Trustee
James Taylor, Estate administered by Public Trustee
Henry Rodgers, Estate administered by Public Trustee
John Sinclair, Estate administered by Public Trustee

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Woodward, Public Trustee

🗺️ Applications to bring land under the Land Transfer Act 1870 (Christchurch)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated28 August 1874
KeywordsLand Transfer Act, Caveat, Land Registration, Christchurch, Timaru, Waitangi District
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

Samuel Lee, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
George Hunter Wildie, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
John King, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
William White, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
James Purvis Jameson, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
Robert Maclay, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
William Barnard Rhodes, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
Thomas Maberly Hassal, Attorney for Robert Heaton Rhodes
Robert Heaton Rhodes, Land owner represented by attorney
John Simpson, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
Joshua Strange Williams, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
William Travis, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
Edward Evans, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
Henry Piper, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
James Ure, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
Robert Bowie, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
George Piercy, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
Arthur Appleby, Applicant for Land Transfer Act
Duncan Taylor, Applicant for Land Transfer Act

👩‍💼 Officials

Joshua Strange Williams, District Land Registrar

🗺️ Application to bring land under the Land Transfer Act 1870 (Nelson)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsLand Transfer Act, Land Registration, Nelson, Caveat
👱🏽 Names

Alfred Greenfield (Esquire), Applicant for Land Transfer Act

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