Westland Provincial Gazette – 1872 – No. 10

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✨ License Applications and Deceased Estates

LIST OF APPLICATIONS for SPIRIT LICENSES within the Town of Greymouth,

to be heard at the Annual Sitting of the Bench, on May 7th, 1872.

Name of Applicant.	Name of House.	Where Situate.
C. Louis Seebeck	Seebeck’s Hotel	Mawhera Quay
Daniel Sheedy	Brian Boru Hotel	Mawhera Quay
John Harris	Cosmopolitan Hotel	Mawhera Quay
Jacob Taylor	White Horse Hotel	Mawhera Quay
James Johnstone	Melbourne Hotel	Mawhera Quay
Hamilton Gilmer	Hamilton Gilmer’s Hotel	Mawhera Quay
Edwin Ashton	Ashton’s Family Hotel	Richmond Quay
John Quinlan	Tara’s Hall Hotel	Richmond Quay
Robert Card	Canadian Hotel	Richmond Quay
J. G. Morton	Oriental Hotel	Richmond Quay
Mary Duggan	Dan O’Connell Hotel	Richmond Quay
Eugene Grandjean	Court House Hotel	Gresson-street
Mary Burchell	Hibernian Hotel	Boundary-street
J. T. Fitzgerald	Fitzgerald’s Suburban Hotel	Tainui and Murray-streets
John A. Whall	Royal Hotel	Richmond Quay
James Bumble	Duke of Edinburgh Hotel	Hospital-street

W. H. REVELL,
Resident Magistrate.

Greymouth, 10th April, 1872.

PARTICULARS of the Estates of Deceased Persons which have been placed under the charge of James Meacham Batham, Esq., Curator of the Estates of Deceased Persons during the month of March, 1872.

No.	Name of Deceased.	Colonial Residence.	Supposed British or Foreign Residence.	Date of Order.	Value or estimated value of Personal Estate.	Time of Deceased’s Death.	Remarks.
1	M’Intosh, Henry	Ahaura	Unknown	None required	£ s. d.
					3 1 6	1872. 24th February.	Drowned in Little Grey River.
2	Nelson, John	Waimea Creek	Sweden	do.	1 4 6	29th February.	Killed in his claim by a fall of earth.

Dated the second day of April, 1872.

J. M. BATHAM,
Curator for Westland District.

Printed by Joseph Philip Klein, at the “West Coast Times” Office, authorised Printer for the time being of the “County of Westland Gazette.”

Online Sources for this page:

VUW Te Waharoa — Westland Provincial Gazette 1872, No 10

The Westland Provincial Council was based at Hokitika and met at the Supreme Court House (depicted) from 1868-1875.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏭 List of Applications for Spirit Licenses in Greymouth

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated10 April 1872
KeywordsSpirit Licenses, Hotel Licenses, Greymouth, Mawhera Quay, Richmond Quay
👱🏽 Names

16 names identified

C. Louis Seebeck, Applicant for spirit license
Daniel Sheedy, Applicant for spirit license
John Harris, Applicant for spirit license
Jacob Taylor, Applicant for spirit license
James Johnstone, Applicant for spirit license
Hamilton Gilmer, Applicant for spirit license
Edwin Ashton, Applicant for spirit license
John Quinlan, Applicant for spirit license
Robert Card, Applicant for spirit license
J. G. Morton, Applicant for spirit license
Mary Duggan, Applicant for spirit license
Eugene Grandjean, Applicant for spirit license
Mary Burchell, Applicant for spirit license
J. T. Fitzgerald, Applicant for spirit license
John A. Whall, Applicant for spirit license
James Bumble, Applicant for spirit license

👩‍💼 Officials

W. H. Revell, Resident Magistrate

⚖️ Particulars of Estates of Deceased Persons

Domain⚖️ Justice & Law Enforcement
Dated2 April 1872
KeywordsDeceased Estates, Ahaura, Waimea Creek, Little Grey River, Westland District
👱🏽 Names

Henry M'Intosh, Deceased person
John Nelson, Deceased person

👩‍💼 Officials

James Meacham Batham, Curator for Westland District

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