New Zealand Gazette – 1894 – No. 1

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✨ Dentists' Register, Crown Lands Notices

JAN. 4.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 25

DENTISTS’ REGISTER, NEW ZEALAND—continued.

Date of Registration.	Name.	Qualification.	Residence.
28 Aug., 1893	Thomas, William E. ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners after three years’ pupilage	Hamilton, Waikato.
24 Sept., 1884	Thompson, Frederick William	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners under section 11 of “The Dentists Act, 1880,” after three years’ pupilage	Invercargill.
11 April, 1881	Throp, Benjamin ..	In practice at the date of the passing of “The Dentists Act, 1880”	Dunedin.
9 May, "	Trafford, Thomas ..	Registered under the Imperial Act intituled “The Dentists Act, 1878”	Wakefield Street, Auckland.
6 Jan., 1893	Tripe, Alfred Harry Edgar Wigney	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners after three years’ pupilage	Palmerston North.
22 July, 1889	Tripe, John Robert Bullen ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners after three years’ pupilage	Palmerston North.
7 May, 1881	Tyndall, Joseph ..	In practice at the date of the passing of “The Dentists Act, 1880”	Grey Street, Auckland.
21 " "	Wardrop, William..	In practice at the date of the passing of “The Dentists Act, 1880”	South Dunedin.
15 July, 1893	Warren, George ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners after three years’ pupilage	Auckland.
19 May, 1888	White, Alfred Arthur ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners under section 11 of “The Dentists Act, 1880,” after three years’ apprenticeship	Masterton.
19 July, 1890	White, Edwin Theophilus ..	Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Baltimore Academy of Dental Surgery, U.S., 1890	New Plymouth.
14 May, 1881	Wilson, Henry Charles ..	Registered under the Imperial Act intituled “The Dentists Act, 1878”	Napier.
30 Aug., 1886	Wilson, Joseph Foord ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners under section 11 of “The Dentists Act, 1880,” after three years’ pupilage	Hokitika.
9 Feb., 1885	Windsor, Henry Fletcher ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners under section 11 of “The Dentists Act, 1880,” after three years’ pupilage	Auckland.
11 April, 1881	Woodman, Charles Octavius	In practice at the date of the passing of “The Dentists Act, 1880”	Mataura.
23 May, "	Woollatt, Albert Newland ..	In practice at the date of the passing of “The Dentists Act, 1880”	Green Island, Otago.
1 Nov., 1884	Wright, Arthur Locke ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners under section 11 of “The Dentists Act, 1880,” after three years’ pupilage	Parnell, Auckland.
3 April, 1888	Wright, Harry Lambert ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners under section 11 of “The Dentists Act, 1880,” after three years’ pupilage	Auckland.
5 Nov., 1892	Wright, George William ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners after three years’ pupilage	Auckland.
27 Dec., 1893	Young, James Alexander ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners under “The Dentists Act, 1880,” after three years’ apprenticeship	Auckland.
17 Sept., 1888	Yule, Robert James Basil ..	Certificate of competency issued by Board of Examiners under “The Dentists Act, 1880,” after three years’ apprenticeship	Invercargill.

I certify that the above are true copies of the names and qualifications entered in the Dentists’ Register, under “The Dentists Act, 1880,” for the Colony of New Zealand.

Registrar-General’s Office,
Wellington, 29th December, 1893.

E. J. von DADELSZEN,
Registrar-General.

Crown Lands Notices.

Lease of Pastoral Runs, Southland Land District.

District Lands and Survey Office,
Invercargill, 25th November, 1893.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under-mentioned pastoral runs will be offered for lease by public auction at the Land Office, Invercargill, at noon on Wednesday, the 24th day of January, 1894:—

Run 487, Fiord County: 11,400 acres; upset rental, £2 10s. Bush land; situated between the Grant Burn and the Waitutu River, and about thirty-six miles west of Orepuki.

Run 488, Fiord County: 14,300 acres; upset rental, £2 10s. Bush land; situated between the Waitutu River and a line parallel to this river and about three miles east of same, and about thirty-three miles west of Orepuki.

Run 489, Fiord County: 11,700 acres; upset rental, £2 10s. Bush land; situated between the Wairaurahiri River and a line parallel to and about three miles west of same, and about thirty miles west of Orepuki.

Run 490, Fiord County: 12,000 acres; upset rental, £2 10s. Bush land; situated between the Wairaurahiri River and the Edwin Stream, and about twenty-six miles west of Orepuki.

Run 503, Fiord County: 176,130 acres; upset rental, £16. High, broken, and mostly bush-clad country, some parts being over 5,000ft. above sea-level; situated between Charles and George Sounds.

Run 504, Fiord County: 204,800 acres; upset rental, £20. High, broken, and mostly bush-clad country, some parts being over 4,000ft. above sea-level; situated between Thomson and Charles Sounds.

Run 505, Fiord County: 88,000 acres; upset rental, £8. High, broken, and mostly bush-clad country, some parts being over 6,000ft. above sea-level; situated between the South-west Arm and the South Fiord of Lake Te Anau.

Run 506, Fiord County: 139,200 acres; upset rental, £13. High, broken, and mostly bush-clad country, some parts being over 4,000ft. above sea-level; situated between Bradshaw and Smith Sounds and Manipori Lake.

Run 507, Fiord County: 81,900 acres; upset rental, £7. High, broken, and mostly bush-clad country, some parts being over 4,000ft. above sea-level: situated between Breaksea and Dusky Sounds.

Run 508, Fiord County: 159,700 acres; upset rental, £15. High, broken, and mostly bush-clad country, some parts being over 4,000ft. above sea-level; situated between Dusky Sound and Preservation Inlet.

Term of lease, twenty-one years.

G. W. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1894, No 1

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🏥 Dentists' Register (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Dated3 January 1894
KeywordsDentists, Registration, Qualifications, Residences
👱🏽 Names

21 names identified

William E. Thomas, Registered Dentist
Frederick William Thompson, Registered Dentist
Benjamin Throp, Registered Dentist
Thomas Trafford, Registered Dentist
Alfred Harry Edgar Wigney Tripe, Registered Dentist
John Robert Bullen Tripe, Registered Dentist
Joseph Tyndall, Registered Dentist
William Wardrop, Registered Dentist
George Warren, Registered Dentist
Alfred Arthur White, Registered Dentist
Edwin Theophilus White, Registered Dentist
Henry Charles Wilson, Registered Dentist
Joseph Foord Wilson, Registered Dentist
Henry Fletcher Windsor, Registered Dentist
Charles Octavius Woodman, Registered Dentist
Albert Newland Woollatt, Registered Dentist
Arthur Locke Wright, Registered Dentist
Harry Lambert Wright, Registered Dentist
George William Wright, Registered Dentist
James Alexander Young, Registered Dentist
Robert James Basil Yule, Registered Dentist

👩‍💼 Officials

E. J. von Dadelshen, Registrar-General

🗺️ Lease of Pastoral Runs

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated25 November 1893
KeywordsPastoral Runs, Auction, Fiord County, Southland
👩‍💼 Officials

G. W. Williams, Commissioner of Crown Lands

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