Taranaki Provincial Gazette – 1874 – No. 18

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✨ Road District Expenditure Statements

TARANAKI GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

Superintendent’s Office,
New Plymouth, 3rd October, 1874.

THE following STATEMENTS having been forwarded to me by the Boards of Road Commissioners for the 1st, 12th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 25th Road Districts, in accordance with the 36th clause of the “Roads and Bridges Ordinance, 1858,” are published for general information.

FRED. A. CARRINGTON,
Superintendent.

FIRST, OR BELL ROAD DISTRICT.
APPROXIMATE STATEMENT of the manner in which the Commissioners of No. 1, or Bell Road District, propose to expend the Rates of the District.

£ s. d.
Henwood Road ... 15 0 0
Wills Road ... 10 0 0
Corbett Road ... 10 0 0
Hoskin Road ... 5 0 0
Connett Road ... 5 0 0
Contingencies ... 25 0 0

£70 0 0

W. K. COLLINS,
O. Hony, } Commissioners.

TWELFTH, OR WAIWAKAIHO ROAD DISTRICT.
APPROXIMATE STATEMENT of the manner in which the Commissioners of No. 12, or Waiwakaiho Road District, propose to expend the Rates of the District.

£ s. d.
Kent Road from Section 11 to Section 25 ... 10 0 0
From Section 25 to Section 108 ... 16 10 0
From Kent Road to Section 96 ... 0 17 6
Korite Road ... 5 10 0
Albert Road from Section to junction of Kent and Albert Roads at Section 55 ... 9 10 0
From Section 55 to Section 81 ... 10 0 0
From Section 81 to Section 110 ... 4 5 0
From Section 81 to Section 136 ... 6 10 0
From Section 82 to Section 131 ... 3 10 0
Alfred Road ... 10 0 0

Maude Road from Section 64 to Section 68 ... 2 0 0
From Mangarei to Sections 38 and 39 ... 4 0 0
Contingencies ... 15 4 0
Rates not likely to be paid ... 17 1 9

£114 18 3

Henry Henderson,
William Paynter, } Commissioners.

THIRTEENTH, OR TARURUTANGI ROAD DISTRICT.
APPROXIMATE STATEMENT of the manner in which the Commissioners of No. 13, or Tarurutangi Road District, propose to expend the Rates of the District.

£ s. d.
Upland Road ... 40 0 0
King Road ... 20 0 0
Hursthouse Road ... 20 0 0
Contingencies ... 70 0 0

£150 0 0

W. K. Collins,
W. Rutherford, } Commissioners.

NINETEENTH, OR URENUI ROAD DISTRICT.
APPROXIMATE STATEMENT of the manner in which the Commissioners of No. 19, or Urenui Road District, propose to expend the Rates of the District.

£ s. d.
Riverton Road and culvert ... 20 0 0
Kaipi Kirit Hill ... 3 0 0
Urenui Bridge land slip ... 3 0 0
Hill on Township, and culvert ... 5 0 0
To Wilson Road and reduce hill at Taylor’s cutting ... 8 0 0
Contingencies ... 9 2 6

£48 2 6

Thomas Good,
A. Telfar, } Commissioners.

TWENTIETH, OR HUA ROAD DISTRICT.
APPROXIMATE STATEMENT of the manner in which the Commissioners of No. 20, or Hua Road District, propose to expend the Rates of the District.

VUW Te Waharoa — Taranaki Provincial Gazette 1874, No 18

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🏗️ Road District Expenditure Statements

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated3 October 1874
KeywordsRoads, Expenditure, Taranaki, Road Districts
👩‍💼 Officials

FRED. A. CARRINGTON, Superintendent
W. K. COLLINS, O. Hony, Commissioners
Henry Henderson, William Paynter, Commissioners
W. K. Collins, W. Rutherford, Commissioners
Thomas Good, A. Telfar, Commissioners

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