Otago Provincial Gazette – 1862 – No. 158

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✨ Sheep Returns and Ferry Notices



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No. NAME. CLEAN. DISEASED. TOTAL.
71 Messrs. Purdie & Walker .. 2,300 .... 2,300
72 Alfred C. Strode 2,300 .... 2,300
73 Messrs. Pagan, Junior, & Wilson .. 2,219 .... 2,219
74 Thomas Trumble 2,230 .... 2,230
75 James Hassel 2,100 .... 2,100
76 Messrs. Allan & Oliver 2,100 .... 2,100
77 Wm. David Inverarity .. 1,928 .... 1,928
78 Frank A. Orbell 1,850 .... 1,850
79 Messrs. Grant & Gammil .. 1,804 .... 1,804
80 James Preston 1,800 .... 1,800
81 William Telford 1,708 .... 1,708
82 E. Bowler 1,700 .... 1,700
83 Henry Munro 1,728 .... 1,728
84 James Brugh 1,516 .... 1,516
85 Alex. M’Lean 1,500 .... 1,500
86 A. Cumberland 1,420 .... 1,420
87 William Poppelwell 1,400 .... 1,400
88 Adam Bothwick 1,350 .... 1,350
89 Fred. Jones 1,500 .... 1,500
90 Archibald Anderson 1,200 .... 1,200
91 William Pinkerton & Hayes 1,100 .... 1,100
92 Messrs. Turnbull 1,050 .... 1,050
93 John Shanks & Sons 1,049 .... 1,049
94 Fred. H. Richardson 1,026 .... 1,026
95 Messrs. Ruysett & Hastler 900 .... 900
96 Walter Grieve 833 .... 833
97 Robert Campbell 750 .... 750
98 George Hay 631 .... 631
99 Daniel Sinclair 650 .... 650
100 Duncan Menzies 660 .... 660
101 Robert Robson 540 .... 540
TOTAL... 496,861 26,765 523,126

NOTICE.

LOWER TAIERI FERRY.

BY virtue of the powers in me vested by “The Ferries Ordinance, 1855,” I, the Superintendent of the Province of Otago, with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby give notice that, on and after the first day of January, One thousand eight hundred and sixty two, the authorised Fares chargeable at the Lower Taieri Ferry for persons, animals, carriages, and goods conveyed across the same, shall be as undermentioned, viz.—from sunrise till one hour after sunset:—

For each person .......................... 6d.
" " horse, mule, or ass, not drawing any carriage .. 1s.
" " head of great cattle .................. 6d.
" " sheep, goat, and hog, when under 20 ....... 2d.
" " sheep, goat, and hog, when 20 and upwards ... 1d.
" " cart, dray, waggon, and carriage of what kind soever, exclusive of goods and passengers .... 1s.
" " horse, mule, ass, and bullock, drawing any cart, dray, waggon, or other carriage ........... 6d.
" " bale of wool ......................... 6d.
Other goods at the rate of 2d. per 100 lbs.

From one hour after sunset till sunrise the above fares and freight and one-half more shall be charged.

Further, I hereby give notice, that the Mail, and persons exhibiting a certificate under the hand of the Superintendent, that they are on duty under the employ of the Government, are exempt from the payment of the said fares and freights.

J. RICHARDSON,
Superintendent of the Province of Otago.
Superintendent’s Office,
Dunedin, 19th Dec. 1861.

NOTICE.

HIS Honor the Superintendent desires it to be notified for public information that correspondence to which an official reply is expected should not be marked “Private;” that a Memorial, even when supported by a deputation, should embrace the whole subject which it is desired to submit for the consideration of Government; and that when a private interview is desired a memorandum of a similar nature to the above should be left on the table. The Superintendent requests attention to these points, as the official written reply will alone be regarded as the decision of Government.

The Superintendent will be happy, at all times, to receive any information, either by letter, marked “Private,” or by an interview, which may have in view the furtherance of the public interests; but such communications will be regarded as “confidential” or “discretionary” as the circumstances of each case may demand, and should be so designated.

JOHN LOGAN,
Clerk to Superintendent.
Superintendent’s Office,
Dunedin, Nov. 12th, 1861.



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🌾 Returns of Sheep for September 1861 (continued from previous page)

🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
10 December 1861
Sheep, Returns, Lambing, Wool, Importations, Disease, Otago
38 names identified
  • Purdie (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • Walker (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • Alfred C. Strode, Sheep returns
  • Junior Pagan (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • Wilson (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • Thomas Trumble, Sheep returns
  • James Hassel, Sheep returns
  • Allan (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • Oliver (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • William David Inverarity, Sheep returns
  • Frank A. Orbell, Sheep returns
  • Grant (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • Gammil (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • James Preston, Sheep returns
  • William Telford, Sheep returns
  • E. Bowler, Sheep returns
  • Henry Munro, Sheep returns
  • James Brugh, Sheep returns
  • Alex. M’Lean, Sheep returns
  • A. Cumberland, Sheep returns
  • William Poppelwell, Sheep returns
  • Adam Bothwick, Sheep returns
  • Fred. Jones, Sheep returns
  • Archibald Anderson, Sheep returns
  • William Pinkerton, Sheep returns
  • Hayes, Sheep returns
  • Turnbull (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • John Shanks, Sheep returns
  • Sons, Sheep returns
  • Fred. H. Richardson, Sheep returns
  • Ruysett (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • Hastler (Messrs), Sheep returns
  • Walter Grieve, Sheep returns
  • Robert Campbell, Sheep returns
  • George Hay, Sheep returns
  • Daniel Sinclair, Sheep returns
  • Duncan Menzies, Sheep returns
  • Robert Robson, Sheep returns

🏗️ Lower Taieri Ferry Fares Notice

🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
19 December 1861
Ferry, Fares, Taieri, Otago
  • J. Richardson, Superintendent of the Province of Otago

🏘️ Public Correspondence Guidelines

🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
12 November 1861
Correspondence, Guidelines, Government, Otago
  • John Logan, Clerk to Superintendent