Wellington Provincial Gazette – 1867 – No. 35

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✨ Sheep Inspector Reports



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SHEEP INSPECTOR’S REPORT—continued.

Name Residence Sheep Assessment Condition of Flock Remarks
Tamihana Te Rauparaha Otaki 760 4 11 8 Clean
Tutere Waikanae 380 0 13 9 "
Pini Amini Porirua 9 0 0 4½ "
Hoepa and Horomona Porirua 152 0 6 4 "
Henere E. Puni Petoni 200 0 8 4 Doubt
Wainuiomata 600 1 13 4 Clean
Horne Tatana Wainiki 48 0 2 0 "
Harihimi Ohau 100 0 4 2 "
Mawene Wainuiomata 700 1 9 2 Scab
Penehira Otaki 48 0 2 0 Clean
Metera 75 0 3 1½ "
Te Rikihana Ohau 40 0 1 8 "
Te Popo Otaki 60 0 2 6 "
Hemi Kupa " 31 0 1 3½ "
Taia " 6 0 0 3 "
Wireti 7 0 0 3½ "
71,360 148 13 4

| De Castro | Porirua | 650 | 1 7 1 | Scab | Not paid |

In the Ohariu and Makara Districts scab is now quite extinct.

At Terawiti scab still exists; upwards of six miles of fencing has been erected at a considerable expense to enclose the flocks, and every exertion is being made to eradicate the scab.

In the Porirua District scab has broken out. Also, between Porirua and Paikakariki, in consequence of sheep mixing with the flocks.

R. D. WALLACE,
Inspector.
Sheep Inspector’s Office,
Wellington, 14th October, 1867.

Sheep Inspector’s Supplementary Report (Wellington).

SUPPLEMENTARY RETURN OF SHEEP in May, 1867, over six months old with amount of assessment paid thereon at the rate of one half-penny per head per sheep, for the Wellington District.

Name Residence Sheep Assessment Condition Remarks
Returned on 14th Oct.,
71,360 148 13 4
De Castro Porirua 650 1 7 1 Scab Slight
72,010 150 0 5

Since the report made on the 14th October, all the flocks returned as infected have been dressed, and every precaution has been taken to prevent the disease spreading.

R. D. WALLACE,
Inspector.
Sheep Inspector’s Office,
Wellington, 4th November, 1867.

Sheep Inspector’s Supplementary Report (Wellington).

To W. Hickson, Esq., J.P.,
Provincial Secretary, &c., &c.,
Sheep Inspector’s Office,
Wellington, 4th December, 1867.

Sir—I have the honor to enclose certificates for sheep formerly returned as infected with scab, but are now clean flocks.

Messrs. A. & J. Wall, Pukurua, 1750 sheep. Date of certificate 29th Nov., 1867.
Henere E. Puni, Petoni, 539 sheep. Date of certificate 2nd December, 1867.

I have the honor to remain, sir,
Your obedient servant,
R. D. WALLACE,
Inspector.



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🌾 Sheep Inspector’s Report (continued from previous page)

🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
14 October 1867
Sheep, Inspection, Assessment, Wellington District
17 names identified
  • Tamihana Te Rauparaha, Sheep owner, Otaki
  • Tutere, Sheep owner, Waikanae
  • Pini Amini, Sheep owner, Porirua
  • Hoepa, Sheep owner, Porirua
  • Horomona, Sheep owner, Porirua
  • Henere E. Puni, Sheep owner, Petoni
  • Horne Tatana, Sheep owner, Wainiki
  • Harihimi, Sheep owner, Ohau
  • Mawene, Sheep owner, Wainuiomata
  • Penehira, Sheep owner, Otaki
  • Metera, Sheep owner
  • Te Rikihana, Sheep owner, Ohau
  • Te Popo, Sheep owner, Otaki
  • Hemi Kupa, Sheep owner, Otaki
  • Taia, Sheep owner, Otaki
  • Wireti, Sheep owner
  • De Castro, Sheep owner, Porirua

  • R. D. Wallace, Inspector

🌾 Sheep Inspector’s Supplementary Report (Wellington)

🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
4 November 1867
Sheep, Inspection, Assessment, Scab, Wellington District
  • De Castro, Sheep owner, Porirua

  • R. D. Wallace, Inspector

🌾 Sheep Inspector’s Supplementary Report (Wellington)

🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
4 December 1867
Sheep, Scab, Clean flocks, Certificates, Wellington District
  • A. & J. Wall (Messrs), Sheep owners, Pukurua
  • Henere E. Puni, Sheep owner, Petoni

  • R. D. Wallace, Inspector