New Zealand Gazette – 1918 – No. 121

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✨ Sheep and Lambs Returns by County

D—continued.

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SHEEP DISTRICTS IN COUNTIES. ON THE 30TH APRIL, 1918. NAME AND ADDRESS OF OFFICER, AND
APPOINTMENTS HELD BY HIM.

Owners of Sheep owning Total Number of

1 to 201 to 501 to 1,001 to 2,501 to 5,001 to 7,501 to 10,001 to 20,001 Owners Sheep.
200. 500. 1,000. 2,500. 5,000. 7,500. 10,000. 20,000. and over of Sheep.

WEST COAST DISTRICT—continued.
Wanganui Subdivision—
Patea ... ... ... ... ... ... 24 43 72 84 9 5 2 ... ... 239 273,279 Mackley, O. C., Wanganui, Inspector of Stock.
Waitotara ... ... ... ... ... 21 29 30 58 14 3 3 ... ... 158 226,388 Philpott, A. C., Wanganui, District Agent,
Waimarino ... ... ... ... ... 38 46 55 58 18 7 3 2 ... 227 304,659 Registrar of Brands.
Kaitieke ... ... ... ... ... 15 16 43 42 8 1 ... ... ... 125 128,843
Wanganui ... ... ... ... ... 26 29 53 63 34 9 8 7 2 231 536,273
Rangitikei ... ... ... ... ... 93 113 135 209 66 15 6 10 1 648 1,001,889

Manawatu Subdivision—
Oroua ... ... ... ... ... ... 27 48 51 50 10 1 1 ... ... 188 171,068 Fleming, D., Palmerston North, Inspector of
Kairanga ... ... ... ... ... 29 41 42 24 9 1 1 ... ... 147 127,887 Stock, Registrar of Brands.
Kiwi tea ... ... ... ... ... 21 51 60 93 19 8 1 1 ... 254 331,373 Miller, J. C., Feilding, Inspector of Stock.
Pohangina ... ... ... ... ... 16 42 45 48 11 ... 1 ... ... 163 165,709
Manawatu ... ... ... ... ... 35 30 38 36 4 2 1 1 ... 147 136,966
Horowhenua ... ... ... ... ... 33 43 44 39 9 ... ... 1 ... 169 148,773

Wellington Subdivision—
Hutt (together with the Islands of Kapiti, 34 29 48 36 6 5 ... ... ... 158 156,513 Munro, H., Wellington, Inspector of Stock,
Mana, and Somes) Registrar of Brands.
Makara ... ... ... ... ... 21 17 16 17 5 2 1 ... ... 79 81,480

WAIRARAPA DISTRICT,—
Masterton Subdivision—
Featherston ... ... ... ... ... 19 21 31 55 29 10 8 5 2 180 484,889 Hubbard, A. T. P., Masterton, Inspector of
Wairarapa South ... ... ... ... 42 47 41 37 12 3 1 2 ... 185 207,942 Stock, Registrar of Brands.
Masterton ... ... ... ... ... 32 54 86 72 40 16 6 4 ... 310 533,824
Castlepoint ... ... ... ... ... 7 9 11 11 14 6 1 4 1 64 200,425
Eketa huna ... ... ... ... ... 42 39 37 25 5 3 ... ... ... 151 111,049
Mauriceville ... ... ... ... ... 13 27 14 23 2 1 ... ... ... 80 70,288

Totals in North Island . . ... 2162 2409 2467 2546 839 297 129 119 24 10,992 14,758,278

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1918, No 121

NZLII — NZ Gazette 1918, No 121

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🌾 Sheep and Lambs Returns by County (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsSheep, Agriculture, Statistics, Counties, Districts, Sheepowners, Breeds, Percentages
👱🏽 Names

6 names identified

O. C. Mackley, Inspector of Stock
A. C. Philpott, District Agent, Registrar of Brands
D. Fleming, Inspector of Stock
J. C. Miller, Inspector of Stock
H. Munro, Inspector of Stock, Registrar of Brands
A. T. P. Hubbard, Inspector of Stock, Registrar of Brands

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