✨ Miscellaneous Notices
NOTICE UNDER "CATTLE OWNER-
SHIP ORDINANCE, 1862."
The time for sending in Returns of
Horses, Cattle, and Sheep, under the
Regulations published in the Gazette of
February 21st, is hereby extended to
SATURDAY, March 15, 1862.
W. M. Halse,
Chairman.
The mode of garrisoning the Omata Stockade
to be arranged by Captain Burton subject to the
approval of Colonel Warre. Captain Brown’s
offer to undertake the duties of Paymaster to be
accepted he being allowed his present Sergeant
as Clerk at five shillings (5s.) per day.
Men at present in the Militia force to be permitted to leave the province, their passage money
being paid to any part of the Colony.
Henry Sewell,
21st February, 1862.
(Signed) G. Grey.
District Court Office,
New Plymouth, Feb. 24, 1862.
It is hereby notified that
Henry Shuttleworth
has been appointed Bailiff of the District
Court, the appointment to date from the
13th of February, 1862.
Ed. S. Willcocks,
Clerk of the Court.
Taranaki Provincial Gazette 1862, No 6
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🌾 Extension of Returns Deadline under Cattle Ownership Ordinance
🌾 Primary Industries & ResourcesCattle, Horses, Sheep, Returns, Deadline Extension
- W. M. Halse, Chairman
🛡️ Arrangements for Omata Stockade Garrison and Militia Payments
🛡️ Defence & Military21 February 1862
Garrison, Stockade, Paymaster, Militia, Passage Money
- Burton (Captain), Responsible for arranging garrison
- Brown (Captain), Appointed Paymaster
- Henry Sewell
- G. Grey
⚖️ Appointment of Bailiff of the District Court
⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement24 February 1862
Bailiff, District Court, Appointment
- Henry Shuttleworth, Appointed Bailiff
- Ed. S. Willcocks, Clerk of the Court