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Taranaki Provincial Gazette – 1858 – No. 7

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✨ Unpaid road rates and auctioneer licenses

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Name of Ratepayer.	Land rated.	Amount.
Spurdle William	880 882 883 pt. 895 pt. 896 897 898	2 10 6
Street Joseph	pt. 698	0 3 6
Sutton Charles	924	0 10 0
Taylor George	1625	0 1 3
Taylor Henry	1390	0 2 6
Taylor Mary and Jane	470	0 0 6
Te Ropiha Moturoa	1405	0 1 6
Te Haena	1482	0 2 0
Vickers Samuel	900 901	1 0 0
Wainhouse Robert	44 432 490 554 1306b 1311 1647 1666 1898 1901 1955 1960 2068 2233 2257	0 16 0
Ward George	pt. 906	0 2 6
Ward George Lawlor	27 1948	0 2 3
Ward Mary	28	0 1 3
Waterhouse jun. Samuel	689 1280 1515 1564 1606 1631 2056	0 10 3
Waterhouse Thomas Poole	390 1638	0 2 0
Watson jun. John	10 197 366 448 1298 1301 1778 1789	0 8 9
Wheeler William	188	0 1 0
Whitehead Thomas Charles	383	0 2 0
Wigglesworth Elizabeth	2253	0 0 6
Wigglesworth Hannah	522	0 1 0
Williams and Spurdle	667	1 15 0
Wilson Mary	437 847	0 3 0
Windsor Frederic	785 1032 1033 1181	0 6 0

Provincial Treasurer's Office,
New Plymouth, 24th April, 1858.

LIST of Persons to whom Licenses have been granted to act as Auctioneers for the year ending the 24th April, 1859.

FRANCIS ULLATHORN GLEDHILL . . Merchant . . Town of New Plymouth.
ALEXANDER KING . . . . . Auctioneer . . Town of New Plymouth.

THOMAS KING,
Provincial Treasurer.

Printed by G. W. Woon for the Provincial Government.

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PDF — Taranaki Provincial Gazette 1858, No 7

The Taranaki Provincial Council building (depicted) was on lower Brougham Street in New Plymouth.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏘️ Publication of unpaid road rates under the Roads and Bridges Ordinance, 1858 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏘️ Provincial & Local Government
KeywordsRoad Rates, Unpaid Rates, New Plymouth, Provincial Council, Land, Tax
👱🏽 Names

25 names identified

William Spurdle, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Joseph Street, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Charles Sutton, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
George Taylor, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Henry Taylor, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Mary Taylor, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Jane Taylor, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Moturoa Te Ropiha, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Te Haena, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Samuel Vickers, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Robert Wainhouse, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
George Ward, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
George Lawlor Ward, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Mary Ward, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Samuel Waterhouse (jun.), Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Thomas Poole Waterhouse, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
John Watson (jun.), Listed as owing unpaid road rates
William Wheeler, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Thomas Charles Whitehead, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Elizabeth Wigglesworth, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Hannah Wigglesworth, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Williams, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Spurdle, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Mary Wilson, Listed as owing unpaid road rates
Frederic Windsor, Listed as owing unpaid road rates

🏭 List of persons granted licenses to act as auctioneers

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated24 April 1858
KeywordsAuctioneers, Licenses, New Plymouth, Trade
👱🏽 Names

Francis Ullathorn Gledhill, Granted license to act as auctioneer
Alexander King, Granted license to act as auctioneer

👩‍💼 Officials

Thomas King, Provincial Treasurer

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