✨ Provincial and Military Notices
New Zealand GOVERNMENT GAZETTE
(PROVINCE OF TARANAKI)
[Published by Authority.]
Vol. XIV.] NEW PLYMOUTH, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1866. [No. 7.
Provincial Secretary's Office,
New Plymouth, April 6, 1866.
THE Superintendency has appointed
Matthew Cascick
to be keeper of the Pound on the farm of the said M. Cascick, at Mangorei, vice W. Wells, resigned.
Thomas Kelly,
Provincial Secretary.
Importation of Cattle and Sheep from the United Kingdom.
IT is hereby notified for general information, that instructions have been given to Collectors of Customs to allow the landing of Cattle and Sheep imported from the United Kingdom, after they have been inspected by the Inspector, under the Diseased Cattle Act, 1861, and have been pronounced by him in a written certificate to the Collector to be free from infectious or contagious disease.
Thomas Kelly,
Provincial Secretary.
Branding of Cattle Ordinance, 1865.
Appointing places for exposing Cattle for public inspection.
Superintendent's Office,
New Plymouth, April 9, 1866.
IN exercise of the powers vested in the Superintendent by the “Branding of Cattle Ordinance, 1865,” I do hereby declare that I have appointed the places below specified to be places at which Cattle shall be exposed for public inspection in accordance with the provisions of the said Ordinance.
The Stockyard on section No. 80, Omata District, part of the farm of Messrs. A. A. Kingdon.
The Stockyard recently erected on J. Balfour’s farm, section No. 54, Omata District, and near to the Stockyard proclaimed for the same purpose in the Provincial Government Gazette, No. 56, of the 12th December, 1865.
H. B. Richmond,
Superintendent.
Colonial Defence Office,
Wellington, March 23, 1866.
THE undermentioned officers, enrolled previous to the passing of “The Volunteer Act, 1865,” not having within sixty days of the date on which the said Act came into operation, again tendered its services to the Government, is in accordance with the provisions of Section VII. of the said Act, now disbanded, and the gentlemen whose names are set opposite to the corps to which they belonged, have ceased to hold the rank of officers in such corps, their commissions having under the same clause lapsed:—
Taranaki Rifle Volunteers.
Captain M. Jonas, Taranaki Militia, late Captain.
Lieutenant William Blacks, Taranaki Militia, late Captain.
Lieutenant William Free, Taranaki Militia, late Lieutenant.
Ensign Matthew Carrick, Taranaki Militia, late Ensign.
Ensign J. R. Lawson, Taranaki Militia, late Ensign.
T. M. Hamilton.
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Taranaki Provincial Gazette 1866, No 7
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🏘️ Appointment of Pound Keeper
🏘️ Provincial & Local Government6 April 1866
Appointment, Pound Keeper, Mangorei
- Matthew Cascick, Appointed Pound Keeper
- W. Wells, Resigned as Pound Keeper
- Thomas Kelly, Provincial Secretary
🌾 Importation of Cattle and Sheep
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources6 April 1866
Cattle, Sheep, Importation, Disease Inspection
- Thomas Kelly, Provincial Secretary
🌾 Branding of Cattle Ordinance
🌾 Primary Industries & Resources9 April 1866
Cattle, Branding, Public Inspection, Omata District
- A. A. Kingdon (Messrs), Owner of Stockyard
- J. Balfour, Owner of Stockyard
- H. B. Richmond, Superintendent
🛡️ Disbandment of Volunteer Officers
🛡️ Defence & Military23 March 1866
Volunteers, Disbandment, Taranaki Rifle Volunteers
- M. Jonas (Captain), Disbanded from Taranaki Rifle Volunteers
- William Blacks (Lieutenant), Disbanded from Taranaki Rifle Volunteers
- William Free (Lieutenant), Disbanded from Taranaki Rifle Volunteers
- Matthew Carrick (Ensign), Disbanded from Taranaki Rifle Volunteers
- J. R. Lawson (Ensign), Disbanded from Taranaki Rifle Volunteers
- T. M. Hamilton