✨ Provincial Notices
SLAUGHTERING OF CATTLE
ORDINANCE, 1864.
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NOTICE
Appointing Places for the Exposure of Cattle intended for Slaughter.
Superintendent’s Office,
New Plymouth, November 29, 1866.
In exercise of the authority vested in the Superintendent by an Ordinance of the Superintendent and Provincial Council of Taranaki, intituled “The Slaughtering of Cattle Ordinance, 1864,” I, Henry Robert Richmond, Esq., Superintendent of the Province of Taranaki, do hereby notify that the following places are appointed as places for the exposure of Cattle intended for slaughter under the said Ordinance:—
- The Stockyard recently erected near the old Stockyard on the land of Mr. T. King, Mangorei.
- The Stockyard on the land of Mr. J. T. Upjohn, Upper Mangorei, formerly W. Cowling’s.
- The Stockyard on the land of Mr. Geo. Oliver, Upper Mangorei.
H. R. Richmond,
Superintendent.
SCOTCH THISTLE ORDINANCE, 1863.
NOTICE
Provincial Secretary’s Office,
New Plymouth, November 29, 1866.
IT is hereby notified that the Superintendent has authorised James Hunter, and John Burns to serve and issue notices as provided by the 3rd and 4th sections of the “Scotch Thistle Ordinance, 1863.”
T. Kelly,
Provincial Secretary.
SIGNALS AT MOUNT ELIOT AS TO THE CLOSING OF MAILS.
IT is hereby notified for general information that henceforward a white flag will be hoisted at the flagstaff, Mount Eliot, on ordinary occasions, one hour before the closing of Mails to be despatched by steamers from this port. When, from bad weather or other causes, it is necessary to close the Mail sooner than was anticipated, the same flag will be hoisted half-mast high, and will be kept there until the Mail is closed.
The flag half-mast high will therefore mean that the Mail closes almost immediately.
Elwin B. Dickson,
Chief Postmaster.
Chief Post Office,
New Plymouth, Nov. 30, 1866.
Printed and published, under the authority of the Provincial Government, by Messrs. Woon and Atkinson, of the Town of New Plymouth Government Printers, for the time being.
Taranaki Provincial Gazette 1866, No 18
✨ LLM interpretation of page content
🌾 Appointment of Places for Exposure of Cattle for Slaughter
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources29 November 1866
Cattle, Slaughter, Stockyards, Taranaki, Ordinance
- T. King (Mr.), Landowner of stockyard near old stockyard
- J. T. Upjohn (Mr.), Landowner of stockyard at Upper Mangorei
- W. Cowling (Mr.), Former landowner of stockyard at Upper Mangorei
- Geo. Oliver (Mr.), Landowner of stockyard at Upper Mangorei
- Henry Robert Richmond, Superintendent of the Province of Taranaki
🌾 Authorisation to Serve Notices under Scotch Thistle Ordinance
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources29 November 1866
Scotch Thistle, Ordinance, Authorisation, Taranaki
- James Hunter, Authorised to serve and issue notices
- John Burns, Authorised to serve and issue notices
- T. Kelly, Provincial Secretary
🚂 Signals for Mail Closing at Mount Eliot
🚂 Transport & Communications30 November 1866
Mail, Signals, Mount Eliot, New Plymouth, Post Office
- Elwin B. Dickson, Chief Postmaster