✨ Survey and Transport Contracts
ABSTRACT OF FIELD WORK, from October 1861 to October 1862
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Invercargill Hundred
F. Richardson
10,200 acres, @ 8½d per acre
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North portion of Riverton Mabel district
Do
295 sections, @ 4s 2d per section
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Township of Otaira (Campbelltown)
Do
410 acres, @ 7d per acre
819 sections, 1 rood, @ 6s 6d per section
Irvine & M’Arthur
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New River Hundred
Do
5799 acres, @ 9½d per acre
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Jacob’s River Hundred
S. Kempthorne
524 acres, @ 10d ...
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New River Hundred
H. H. Fenton
4832 acres, @ 10d ...
Invercargill Hundred
J. A. M’Arthur
5557 acres, @ 9½d ...
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Jacob’s River Hundred
A. Aitken
1610 acres, @ 12½d ...
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Invercargill Hundred
H. Mitchell
5863 acres, (including private surveys), @ 7½d per acre
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Do
Mueller & Geisow
652 acres, @ 1s 7½d ...
1943 acres, @ 19½d ...
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Oteramika Hundred
Mueller & Geisow
26,383 acres, @ 10d ...
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Jacob’s River Hundred
H. H. Fenton
3800 acres, @ 10½d ...
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Riverton
Do
1415 acres, @ 10½d ...
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Do
4000 acres, @ 10½d ...
Titipua Road Line
F. Richardson
North Road, including bush cutting and various other work
J. A. M’Arthur
Mile Posts and Cemetery work
Do
Mile Posts on Dunedin Road
E. V. Hulse
Town Levels
Do
Puni Creek and Jetty work
Do
Cemetery Levels
Do
Waihopai Bridge approaches
Do
Tisbury Road Bridge, and sundry works
Do
Road through Block VI, New River Hundred
S. Kempthorne
2¼ chains, @ 20 11 0
Surveying, do. do. do. do. 134 chains, @ 2 10 0
Surveying and laying off running trial lines for Great North Road
J. M’Arthur
22 miles, @ 218 0 0
- Re-survey of condemned Blocks by Townsend.
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT
Made and entered into this second day of June, in the year One thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, between James Alexander Robertson Manzies, Superintendent of the Province of Southland, in the Colony of New Zealand, on behalf of the Government of the said Province (and hereinafter designated the “Superintendent,”) of the one part, and James Pope Meadows, John Chynoweth, and Leslie Cheyne, all of Invercargill, in the said Province, traders under the style or firm of “Cheyne and Company,” (their executors, administrators, and assigns, and hereinafter designated the “contractors”) of the other part as follows:
That the said contractors hereby agree with the Superintendent that they will employ the steamer, ship, or vessel called the “Aphrasia,” belonging to them, in the services hereinafter mentioned from the twenty-sixth day of February last, for the period of one year; that said ship shall take and carry passengers and cargo to and from the Ports of New River, Bluff and Riverton, at the rates and charges, and no greater, specified in the Schedule hereunder written, marked A, and also when so required, tow out of or into the said Ports of New River and the Port of the Bluff, any ship or vessel going into, or out of the said Ports, at such rates as shall be agreed upon between the said contractors and the master of such vessel, or, in case of dispute, as shall be fixed by the Harbour Master and the Collector of Customs for the time being of the said Ports, or if there be no such persons, by two indifferent competent persons, one to be appointed by the said contractors, and the other by the said Superintendent:
And also, shall lighter goods and carry passengers to land from ship or vessels lying at or near the Red Buoy, in the said Port of New River, and the Jetty at Invercargill aforesaid, at the rates and charges, and no greater, specified in the Schedule hereunder written, and marked B: And further, that the said contractors shall cause copies of the said rates and charges set forth in these said Schedules hereunder written, marked respectively A and B, to be published once at least in the local newspapers of the said Province, and shall also cause placards of the same to be posted in some conspicuous place in the office of the said contractors. That the said contractors shall not during the continuance of this contract permit the said steam ship “Aphrasia” to be absent from the Estuary of the New River for a greater period than three days at any one time without the license in writing of the said Superintendent first obtained. That, while the said steam ship “Aphrasia” shall be in the said Estuary, she shall not be absent from
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Report of Chief Surveyor on Survey Department
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🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey21 October 1862
Survey Department, Land Survey, Fraudulent Survey, Road Layout, Survey Accuracy
12 names identified
- F. Richardson, Survey work in Invercargill Hundred
- Irvine, Survey work in New River Hundred
- M’Arthur, Survey work in New River Hundred
- S. Kempthorne, Survey work in Jacob’s River Hundred
- H. H. Fenton, Survey work in New River Hundred
- J. A. M’Arthur, Survey work in Invercargill Hundred
- A. Aitken, Survey work in Jacob’s River Hundred
- H. Mitchell, Survey work in Invercargill Hundred
- Mueller, Survey work in Invercargill Hundred
- Geisow, Survey work in Invercargill Hundred
- E. V. Hulse, Survey work in various locations
- Townsend, Re-survey of condemned Blocks
🚂 Articles of Agreement for Transport Services
🚂 Transport & Communications2 June 1862
Transport, Shipping, Contracts, Port Services, Rates
- James Alexander Robertson Manzies (Superintendent), Superintendent of the Province of Southland
- James Pope Meadows, Contractor for transport services
- John Chynoweth, Contractor for transport services
- Leslie Cheyne, Contractor for transport services
- James Alexander Robertson Manzies, Superintendent of the Province of Southland
- James Pope Meadows, John Chynoweth, and Leslie Cheyne, Contractors
Southland Provincial Gazette 1862, No 31