TUAPEKA AND WAITAHUNA DEPASTURING DISTRICTS.

Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 141, 20 October 1870, Page 7

TUAPEKA AND WAITAHUNA DEPASTURING DISTRICTS.

DEPASTURING LICENSES. The Eeceiver of Goldfields Eevenue has favoured us with the following lists of applications for depasturing licenses, which have been granted by the Inspector for the half year ending March 31, 1871 :— TUAPEKA DISTRICT. GREAT CATTLE. James White . . 8 George Matheson . . 60 John Trinse ... 6 Richard Cowan . . 14 Josiah Earl ... 8 John Carey ... 3 Becher Hanson . . 3 Peter Anderson . . 2 Hugh Clark ... 14 Samuel Abrim . . 12 Tim. O'Driscoll . . 6 Francis Boss . . 17 Donald J. M'Donald . 20 G-ilbert Clark .' . 50 HughM'Kce . . 40 William Holt . . 4 John Drapper . . 9 Enoch Tonks . . 3 Chas. E. Eedden . . 6 Donald Clark . . 18 John James Millard . 6 Cox Bros. ... 6 Matthew Pope . . 10 Eobt. Elliott, . . 72 Eichard Moore . . 12 Thos. Tyler ... 6 Thos. M'Mullen . . 8 Michael O'Brien . . 5 HughM'Cani . . 6 John Drew ... 5 Thos. Hoare ... 4 James Tobin ... 8 Daniel O'Brien . . 7 Wm. Smith ... 76 Geo. Henderson . . 14 Matt. Tomb ... 3 James Smith . . 40 Thos. M'Laren . . 24 Benjamin Hart . . 12 Thos. Treloar . . 15 Eobt. Murray . . 4 Philip Duffy . .50 W. Osborne . . .10 D. and J. Eoughan . 31 Donald M' Alpine . . 24

T. E. Williams . . 10 Tans. Joffories . . 35 Sam. Anderson . . o James O'Brien . . Ik John Fitzgerald . . 40 Isaiah Mcc . . .12 Chas. Henderson . . 4 William Bailey . . 2 James Casey. . . 4 Thos. Milligan . . 5 W. Smyth ... 4 WT. Johnson . . 4 Arthur Donnelly . . 30 Samuel Gear . . 6 Eichard Bently . . 4 John Smith . . .16 Geo. Murray . . 7 David M'Neilly . . 5 Jas. Docherty . . 16 J. E. Gascoigne . . 27 Edward Malone . . 25 Daniel Tucker . . 13 Wm. Hinde ... 16 John Hall ... 5 Maurice Spilland . . 13 W. Grant Anderson . 3 Timothy Crawley . . 18 Seppran Eowe . . 14 Wm. Simmonds . . 20 Lowden and Wilson . 5 Thomas Brunton . . 8 Matthew Kelly . . 6 David Hunter . . 50 Thos. Eedman . . 6 Arthur O'Neill . . 20 Michael Wheelan . . 5 Daniel Lynch . . 12 Alex. M'lntyre . . 12 Jno. Docherty . . 43 James Keppel . . 13 Chas. Duncan . . 18 Christopher Dalziel . 6 Wm. Livingstone . . 12 John Ponsonby . . 8 Daniel Crawley . . 15 Michael Drew . . 14 Tim. O'Leary . . 16 Patrick Eeany . . 13 HughM'Millan . . 75 Duncan M'Eea . . 13 John Pearson . . 10 Wm. Eobins ... 4 Malcolm M'lnnos . . 16 Hugh Cameron . . 50 Michael Nash . . 8 John M'Laren . . 8 Henry Gilbraith . . 27 Patrick Cummings . 30 Jas. Lcdgcrwood . , 6 SHEEP. George Matheson . . 1500 Donald J. M'Donald . 1685 Docherty and Gilbraith . 800 TUAPEKA MOUTH AND BEAUMONT DISTRICTS. GREAT CATTLE. John Main . . .17 John Gamble . , 10 Adam Stevenson . . 10 Daniel Hunter . . 9 Sellers and Leslie . . 27 James Paterson . . 16 John Brown . . .50 David Parsons . . 8 Chas. Richards . . 8 WAITAHUNA DISTRICT. GREAT CATTLE/ Francis Oudaille . , 40 John Cowan . . .10 Victor Monti . . 4 George Bruce . . 12 Christopher Ward. . 10 Alex. Grant . . .15 Carl Johanson . . 30 Henry Nordon . . 10 Jas. Bussestow . . 26 D. Eoss and J. Cook . 27 J. Dewcs . . .17 William Benotto . . 8 Henry Stilling . . 10 Henry Hutchen . . 15 D. G. Poison . . 75 i Thos. Evans . . .38 Mark Higgins . . 40 Sorcen Paaskason . . 5 James Cameron . . 90 James Hutchison . . 13 Edwin Legge . . 9 James Carey . . 10 Goseppi Dominiqhini . 20 Jno. Dumbleton . . 10 Alex. Eeid ... 3 John Spink ... 3 Jas. Cuttler . . . 28 Martin Eyan . . 23 Christopher LeofiLer . 8 Johnßuchall . . 10 Andrew Miller . . 20 John Sutherland . . 85 John Eoss . . .40 S. Dumbleton . . 8 Joseph Higgins . . 5 Chas. Gibson . . 3 Abel Kerr . . .50 Wm. Hodgson . . 16 JohnEdie . . 26 Henry Forbes . . 14 G. F. C. Browne . . 40 Jacob Lorenzon . . 4 Jno. Norman . . 37 W. H. Miller . . 20 SHEEP. W. H. Miller . . 900 Edwin Legge . . 600 Sutherland and Poison . 4000 Andrew Miller . . 100 Walter Miller . . 1000 Thomas Murray . . 2000 Mark Dale . . . 1000 Abel Kerr . . .700 HORSES. Mark Dale . . . 14 The remaining applications which have been lodged, but not yet passed by the Inspector, will appearin our next. "Is Mrs Boblums in V* inquired a gentleman of the servant who responded to his knock. "No, sir, she's not at home." " Well, I'm sorry, said the gentleman, in a regretful tone, " as I owe her some money, and called to pay it." Whereupon a voice from over the stairs is heard, "Oh ? I &ni in ; to be sure I am ; why," Sally, didn't you know that? Ask the gentleman to walk in." Unfortunately the "gentleman" had called for arrears of taxes.