Taranaki Provincial Gazette – 1867 – No. 5

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✨ Crown Grants

CROWN GRANTS.

THE Deeds of Grant below specified having been duly executed, are now ready for registration and delivery, on the following conditions:—

The Grantee or his properly authorised representative, must, in the first place, make application to the Commissioner of Crown Lands for the delivery of the Grant, and pay the fee of One Pound for the Crown Grant and Twelve Shillings and Sixpence for registration.

The Grant will then be forwarded to the Registrar of Deeds, and the applicant will be furnished with a written authority to receive from that Officer after registration.

GRANTS UNDER CONTRACTS OF THE NEW ZEALAND COMPANY.

Name of Grantee	Allotments
Bassett, William	29, FitzRoy District.
Coleman, William	36, Omata
Edwards, John	61, Town of New Plymouth.
Ibbotson, Rev. Charles	1492, " "
Knight John	606, " "
Lethbridge, G. Y.	32, FitzRoy District.
Lewthwaite, John	857, Town of New Plymouth.
Moon, Philip	660, " "
Priske, Philip Trescowthick	10, Tataraimaka District.
Rowe, Richard	1084, Town of New Plymouth.
Steer, John	Part of 61, Omata District.
Do.	1198, Town of New Plymouth.
Sheeres, Lewis Richard	14, Hua District.
Trustees Wesleyan Connexion	928 and 929, Town of New Plymouth.
Turton, Henry Hanson	605, Town of New Plymouth.
Touet, Edward	Part of 30, Omata District.
Wilkinson, Thomas Anderson	Parts of 16 and 25, Omata District.
Walker, Charles	207, Town of New Plymouth.
Young, George	1398, " "

J. STEPHENSON SMITH,
Commissioner Crown Lands.

Crown Lands Office, New Plymouth,
1st March, 1867.

Printed and published, under the authority of the Provincial Government, by G. W. Woon of the Town of New Plymouth, Government Printer for the time being.

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VUW Te Waharoa — Taranaki Provincial Gazette 1867, No 5

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Crown Grants Ready for Registration and Delivery

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated1 March 1867
KeywordsCrown Grants, Land Allotments, New Zealand Company, Taranaki
👱🏽 Names

18 names identified

William Bassett, Grantee of Allotment 29, FitzRoy District
William Coleman, Grantee of Allotment 36, Omata
John Edwards, Grantee of Allotment 61, Town of New Plymouth
Charles Ibbotson (Reverend), Grantee of Allotment 1492, Town of New Plymouth
John Knight, Grantee of Allotment 606, Town of New Plymouth
G. Y. Lethbridge, Grantee of Allotment 32, FitzRoy District
John Lewthwaite, Grantee of Allotment 857, Town of New Plymouth
Philip Moon, Grantee of Allotment 660, Town of New Plymouth
Philip Trescowthick Priske, Grantee of Allotment 10, Tataraimaka District
Richard Rowe, Grantee of Allotment 1084, Town of New Plymouth
John Steer, Grantee of Allotment 1198, Town of New Plymouth
Lewis Richard Sheeres, Grantee of Allotment 14, Hua District
Trustees Wesleyan Connexion, Grantee of Allotments 928 and 929, Town of New Plymouth
Henry Hanson Turton, Grantee of Allotment 605, Town of New Plymouth
Edward Touet, Grantee of Allotment 30, Omata District
Thomas Anderson Wilkinson, Grantee of Allotments 16 and 25, Omata District
Charles Walker, Grantee of Allotment 207, Town of New Plymouth
George Young, Grantee of Allotment 1398, Town of New Plymouth

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Stephenson Smith, Commissioner Crown Lands

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