Taranaki Provincial Gazette – 1874 – No. 19

Page 95

✨ Road Board Funding Distribution

TARANAKI GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. 95

CLASSIFICATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE SUM OF
£893 14s 2d FOR ROAD BOARDS IN TARANAKI FOR THE
YEAR 1874-5.

No. of District.	Name of District.	Acreage.	Rate Raised 1874 & 1875.	Proposed Distribution.
	CLASS I.			£ s. d.
2	Henui	923	3d	16 0 0
3	Lower Mangorei	2,440½	3d	22 0 0
4	Carrington Road	3,820¼	4d	29 14 2
5	Frankley Road	3,769	3d	24 0 0
6	Barrett Road	2,533	3d	14 0 0
7	Hurford Road	2,049	3d	31 0 0
9	Omata	2,972	3d	25 0 0
17	Elliot Road	1,072½	3d	11 0 0
18	*Clifton	4,381	—	…
25	Patea West	…	2d	45 0 0
23	Waitara East	…	3d	10 0 0
26	Patea East	…	2d	16 0 0
	CLASS II.
1	Bell	4,554	3d	15 0 0
8	Tataraimaka	5,573	3d	32 0 0
11	Huirangi	5,452½	3d	45 0 0
12	Waiwakaiho	9,239	3d	82 0 0
14	Tikorangi	5,400	3d	45 0 0
15	Oakura	7,539	3d	51 0 0
19	Urenui	3,920	3d	30 0 0
20	Hua	5,625	3d	68 0 0
21	Mataitawa	6,356½	3d	45 0 0
22	Waitara West	2,259	3d	28 0 0
24	Hawera	…	2d	52 0 0
	CLASS III.
10	Upper Mangorei	8,392	3d	40 0 0
13	Tarurutangi	7,853	3d	72 0 0
16	Okato	7,750	3d	45 0 0
				£893 14 2

District unoccupied by settlers since White Cliff massacre.

FRED. A. CARRINGTON,
Superintendent.

Superintendent’s Office, New Plymouth,
12th November, 1874

VUW Te Waharoa — Taranaki Provincial Gazette 1874, No 19

The Taranaki Provincial Council building (depicted) was on lower Brougham Street in New Plymouth.

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🏗️ Classification and Distribution of Road Board Funds in Taranaki

Domain🏗️ Infrastructure & Public Works
Dated12 November 1874
KeywordsRoad Boards, Funding Distribution, Taranaki, Class I, Class II, Class III
👩‍💼 Officials

FRED. A. CARRINGTON, Superintendent

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