New Zealand Gazette – 1940 – No. 99

Page 2375

✨ Mining Privileges List

SEPT. 19.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 2375

License No.	Date.	Nature of Privilege.	Locality.	Licensee.

ALEXANDRA REGISTRY—continued.

BLACKS REGISTRY.

NASEBY REGISTRY.

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🌾 Notice of Intention to Strike Off Mining Privileges (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated28 August 1940
KeywordsMining, Privileges, Striking Off, Alexandra, Blacks, Naseby
👱🏽 Names

58 names identified

James Elliott, Licensee of tail-race privilege
James Black, Licensee of tail-race privilege
S. G. W. Parker, Licensee of tail-race privilege
E. V. King, Licensee of tail-race privilege
G. D. McN. Fisher, Licensee of tail-race privilege
George Sligo, Licensee of ordinary alluvial claim
Robert Duncan Reid, Licensee of ordinary alluvial claim
John Meffen McIntosh, Licensee of dry-race privilege
Marion Lucretia Tacon, Licensee of tail-race and special site privileges
John Hawley, Licensee of tail-race privilege
John McKellar, Licensee of residence-site privilege
Mary Frances Butler, Licensee of residence-site privilege
Cornelius White, Licensee of tail-race privilege
Allan Darcy Sinnamon, Licensee of tail-race privilege
William K. McIntosh, Licensee of ordinary alluvial claim
Marion Lucretia Tacon, Licensee of dam privileges
George Lublin Tacon, Licensee of dam privileges
James Cairns, Licensee of branch water-race and tail-race privileges
Edgar Williamson, Licensee of dry-race privilege
Richard Moore, Licensee of drainage area and tail-race privileges
William Henry Rumble, Licensee of tail-race privilege
William Ravenswood, Licensee of tail-race privilege
A. J. Brown, Licensee of dam and branch water-race privileges
B. G. Brown, Licensee of dam and branch water-race privileges
Ah Toey, Licensee of dam privilege
Arthur Clement Islip, Licensee of dam privilege
Emma Newman, Licensee of dam privilege
Ernest William Newman, Licensee of dam privilege
John Francis, Licensee of dam privilege
John Henry Stuart, Licensee of branch water-race privilege
John Stuart, Licensee of branch water-race privilege
William Gray, Licensee of branch water-race privilege
James Fordham, Licensee of branch water-race privilege
Frederick John Dalgety, Licensee of drainage area privilege
John Nicolson, Licensee of drainage area privilege
John Creighton, Licensee of tail-race privilege
Thomas C. Hore, Licensee of branch water-race privilege
George McLeod, Licensee of dam privilege
Henry Albert Symes, Licensee of ordinary alluvial claim
Alfred Percy Gray, Licensee of tramway privilege
John Bigwood, Licensee of tail-race privilege
John James Cain, Licensee of ordinary alluvial claim
Duck Yee, Licensee of tail-race privilege
Ah Chow, Licensee of tail-race privilege
Robert Jones, Licensee of tail-race privilege
Michael Ryan, Licensee of dam privilege
A. P. Gray, Licensee of tramway privilege
P. G. M. Fink, Licensee of special site and tramway privileges
Neil Nicolson, Licensee of dam privilege
Patrick Garty, Licensee of dam privilege
Andrew Joseph Brown, Licensee of dry-race and dam privileges
B. G. Brown, Licensee of dry-race and dam privileges
Paul Gustave Maximilian Fink, Licensee of special site privilege
William Ross McKay, Licensee of special quartz claim
Andrew Henry Bremner, Licensee of special quartz claim
Patrick McCarthy, Licensee of dam privilege
Simon O’Hara, Licensee of dam privilege
Gilbert O’Hara, Licensee of dam privilege

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