OTAGO PROVINCE. LIST OF RUNHOLDERS.
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OTAGO PROVINCE.
LIST OF RUNHOLDERS.
1866.
Allan, James, East Taieri
Aitcheson, Peter, Oamaru
Atkinson, E. B., Oamaru
Aymes, Edward, Palmerston
Anderson, John, Clutha
Adam, James, Tokomairiro
Atkins, R. and W., Invercargill
Armytage and McDonald, Islay station, Popotimoa
Anderson, John, Wyndham station, Popotimoa
Ayson, Peter and James, Clutha
Borton and McMaster, Oamaru
Boyd, J. and A., West Taieri
Baldwin, W., Teviot Bell, Peter, Clutha
Brugh, James, Port Molyneux
Borthwick, Adam, Carterhop, Kaihiku
Bryce, Thomas, Stony Creek, Tokomairiro
Boyd, Captain J. T., Dunedin
Buchanan, Andrew, Patraroa, Hamiltons
Bennett, James, Oaklands station, Mataura
Bathgate, John, Popotimoa
Bowie, Donald, West Taieri
Barr, William, Kaikorai valley
Bell, F. D., Coal Creek station, Waihemo
Black, William, Tokomairiro
Brown, Alexander, Green Island
Campbell and Low, Galloway station, Manuheriki
Chalmer Brothers, Moa Flat station, Miller's flat
Cargill and Anderson, Teviot
Comber and Douglas, Upper Taieri plains, Linburn
Cumine, W. T., Horse Shoe bush, Waihola
Campbell, jun., Robert, M. H. R., Benmore station, Oamaru
Champion, Percy E., Mount Ida
Chaplin, John Thomas, Waipori farm, Lake Waipori
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Chapman, W. C., Mount Ida
Cameron, A. and D., Tuapeka
Cameron, Donald, Tuapeka
Calcutt and Menlove, Hyde Home station, Switzers
Des Voeux and Cogle, Lander station, Manuhereiki
Douglas, Anderson and Co., Dunedin
Fielder, W. G., Mataura
Fenwick, F. and W., Otepopo
Ferens, Thomas, Oamaru
Francis and Jackson, Manipori lake
Fulton, Francis, Dunedin
Fulton, J. and F., West Taieri
Grant and Gammie, Wakatip
Greig and Turnbull, Maniototo Linburn
Gammie, George, Pomahaka
Gairdner and Main, Taieri, Lake station, Hyde
Glassford Brothers, Matakanui station, Blacks' diggings
Gillies, John L., Tokomairiro
Gillebrand, William, Mount Stokes station, North Taieri
Grey, J., Rocklands, West Taieri
Gow, John, West Taieri
Gairdner and Graham, Marawhenna, Oamaru
Hastings, C. H., Tokomairiro
Holmes and Co., Moeraki
Holmes and Campbell, Oamaru
Healy, John, Deep Stream, West Taieri
Hunter, Robert, Ardgowain, Oamaru
Hawkinson Brothers, Te Anau lake, Southland
Hassell, James, Oamaru
Hay, George, Molyneux
Hodge Brothers, Te Anau Lake, Southland
Hall, John, Taieri beach
Hislop and Pryde, Saddle hill
Hepburn, J. P., Goodwood, Waikouaiti
Hardy, John, Tokomairiro
Henderson, James, Waipori
Heckler, William, Waikouaiti
Ibbotson and Ainsley, Popotimoa
Ibbotson, Charles, Waikouaiti
Jones, A. F., Waikouaiti
Julius, E. A. and R., Rugged Ridges station, Oamaru
Jones, William, Goodwood, Waikouaiti
Jones, Thomas, Waikouaiti
Jaffray, William, Saddle hill
Landells, Adam, Stony creek, Tokomairiro
Lee, Edward, West Taieri
Lees and Lees, Oamaru
Low and McGregor, Maratrua, Downs station, Mataura
Logan, James, Green vale, Pomahaka
Mitchell, James, Waikouaiti
Miller and Henderson, Miller's Flat
Murison, J. and W. D., Maniatoto, Linburn
Maitland, Joseph, Clutha ferry
Miller, Walter, Glenore
Morton and Rogers, Mataura
Murray, Thomas, Mount Stuart, Glenore
Murray, W. A, and J. H, Mount Stuart, Glenore
Moir, Ralph, Clutha
Menzies, J. A. R, Mataura
Murray, George, the Grange, East Taieri
Mason, William, Otepopo
Main, Duncan, Otepopo
Manson and Co., D., Waiau, Riverton
Mathieson, George, Tuapeka Miller, W. H., Tokomairiro
Murray and Finch, Oamaru
Muir, John, Palmerston
McLean, John and Allan, Oamaru
McNab, Alexander, Mataura
McKenzie, F. W., Pomahaka
McGregor, N. J. B., North Taieri
McMaster and Teschemaker, Oamaru
McLean, D., Kanarau
McMaster, Alexander, Oamaru
McKinlay, James, Tuapeka
McDonald, D. and A., Waikaia station, Switzers
McLaren, Greig and Co., Manuhereikia
McLean and Stewart, Eweburn station, Mount Ida
Neilson and Fullarton, Pleasant river, Waikouaiti
Orbell, H. and M. C., Waikouaiti
Old, Thomas J., Molyneux
Ormiston, James, Kaitangata, Molyneux
Pinkerton, William, Pomahaka
Preston, Joseph, Longlands station, Waikouaiti
Pillans, F. S., Myres, Molyneux
Pagan, Junor and Wilson, Venlaw station, Mataura
Printz, George, Jacob's river, Southland
Pole and Cameron, Wanaka Popplewell, W., Tokomairiro
Paterson, James, Tokomairiro
Ribison, H. C., Waipahe station, Pomahaka
Rolland, A. and J. H., Hill's creek
Roberts, W. H. S., Pomahaka
Rich, F. D., Bushy park, Palmerston
Robson, Robert, Clutha ferry
Rowley and Hamilton, Hamiltons
Reid, Donald, North Taieri
Reid, Thomas, Tokomairiro
Smith, James, Tokomairiro
Stafford and Bell, Ida valley, Mount Ida
Swanston, C. L., Mataura
Shanks and Sons, Mataura
Sinclair, Daniel, Mataura
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Strode and Frazer, Earncleagh station, Dunstan
Shand, George, West Taiera
Stuart and Kinross, Wanaka
Stuart, Robert, Pomahaka
Sutherland and Poison, Waitahuna
Souter, William, Clutha
Smith, A. B., Pomahaka
Schlotel, James B., Spylan station, Pomahaka
Studholm Brothers, Hawkdun station, Hill's creek
Thomson, C. and R., Strath Taieri station, West Taieri
Teschemaker, W. H., Conro hill, Otepopo
Telford, W., Clutha
Trimble, Thomas, Otaria, Popotimoa
Trotter, W. S., Lake Wakatip, Kingstown
Trimzleman, Von N. B., Fernhill station, Lake Wakatip
Turnbull, John, Tuturau, Mataura
Treweek, John, Meadow bank, Tokamairiro
Thomson, William, Clutha
Todd, Andrew, East Taieri
Todd, W. A., East Taieri
Thomson and Jackson, Waikaia Plains station, Switzers
Tolmie and Morris, Popotimoa White Brothers, Queenstown
Wayne, Frederick, Waihemo
Webster and Aitken, Kakauni, Oamaru
Young, Sir, H. E. F., Oamaru
HAWKES BAY PROVINCE.
LIST OF RUNHOLDERS.
1866.
Abbott, Frederick Sedgwick, Waipawa
Allan, Alexander, senior, Mohaka
Alley and Bell, late Messrs. Peacock, Waimarama (native)
Annabell Brothers, Waimarama (native)
Begg, Samuel, Mangaware
Begg, John, Kaweka
Bell, M. S., Tautane
Birch Brothers, Mareaetotara (native)
Brown Brothers, Ngaruroro (native)
Canning, John Davis, Porangahau (freehold and native)
Campbell, John, Maiha (native)
Carlyon, George Gwavas, Ruataniwha
Carter, John Chilton Lambton, Mangaone
Chambers, John, Te Mata (freehold and native)
Chapman and Rhodes, Edenham
Chapman and Synnet, Te Aute (native)
Coleman, J. H., Ngawakatatara (native)
Collins, Edward, Tamumu
Collins, Richard, Purimu
Condie Brothers, Petane (native)
Cooper, George Sisson, Waipukurau
Couper, William, senior, Kauranaki
Crosse, C. G., Porangahau (native)
Curling, Edward Spencer (Te Kopanga)
Davis and Douglas, Ngawakatatara (native)
Dolbel, Philip, Maungaharuru, Mohaka
Duff, H. A., Wakarara
Duncan, J. R., Forest gate, Ruataniwha
Fannin, William, senior, Ruataniwha
Fannin, William, junior, Waikakopu (native)
Fleming, A., Rurimu (freehold and native)
Foster, Robert, Te Mata (freehold)
France and Miller, Eskdale (freehold, leased to E. Fannin)
Gollan, Donald, Mangatatarata, Waipukurau
Gollan, Kenneth, Waiwhero
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Gordon, J. G., Cape Kidnapper (freehold)
Gordon and Finlayson, Moeangiangi
Grant, Alexander, Tukipo river, Ruataniwha (freehold)
Grant and Cruikshank, Mangatoro (native)
Gully, (Charles James, Poraite (freehold and native)
Hallett, James, Puketitiri
Hamilton, G., Mangatarro (native)
Hargrave, W F., Waimarama (native)
Harding, John, Mount Verdon, Waipukurau
Harding, John, Waikare
Hunter, G, Blackhead (freehold)
Inglis, A. St. C. (late Mr. Gully's) Ruataniwha
Johnston, John, Ruataniwha (freehold)
Lambert, Chas., Lambertford, Ruataniwha
Lowry, Thomas, Okawa
Lyon, William, Poporangi river
McLean, Donald, Maraekakaho
McLean, Alexander, Ngatarawa (native)
Mason, Thomas, Mangarara
Morris, William, Mangarara
Parsons, John, Woodlands, Pohui (and native)
Pearse Brothers, late Frame and Richardson, Mohaka
Richardson and Troutbeck, Mangakopikopiko
Roy, Alexander, Takapau, Ruataniwha
Russell, Henry Robert, Mount Herbert, Waipukurau
Russell, Thomas Purvis, Waipukurau
Russell, A. R., Mangakuri
Russell, junior, A. H., and Tutakuri, W. R. (native)
St. Hill, Henry, Tuki Tuki
St. Hill, Ashton, Mangamairi (native)
Smith, H. W. P., Olrig, Maraekakaho, freehold
Speedy, J. G. and W., Wainui
Stokes, R. and J, M., Manganuka (freehold)
Stopford and Hamlin, Wairoa (native)
Tanner and Price, Motu-o-taraia
Taylor, John, Mangakopikopiko
Tanner, Thomas, Ruataniwha
Tanner, Thomas, Rich, William, and ten others, Pakowhai Plains (native)
Tiffen, H. S., Homewood, Patangata
Towgood and Biggs, Tangoio (native)
Tucker, John, Ruataniwha plains
Weston and Buchanan, Elshorp
Williams and Herrick, Poporangi (native)
Walker, George, Mahia (native)
Watt Brothers, Mahia (native)
Whitmore and McNeill, Poraite and Rissington. These include the runs formerly held by Messrs. Henton, Leadam, Hill, Sealy, Dyson, Imrie, Williams, and Towgood and Campbell
MARLBOROUGH PROVINCE.
LIST OF RUNHOLDERS AND FLOCKOWNERS.
Lower Wairau District.
Bowler, Samuel, Boulder bank
Brindell, Charles, Wairau plain
Eyes, W. H.. Meadow bank
Robinson, W., Wairau west
Redwood, Thomas, Vernon station
Upper Wairau District.
Renwick, Dr., ---, McDonald, manager
Fraser, John Dillon station
Elliott, Charles, Redwood and Summerland runs
Johnson and Cunning, Benhopai
Wemyss, James B., Fronvar
Williams, Henry and Frederick, Avondale
Godfrey, Henry
Monro, G and A., Omaka
Brookby, Joseph Ward
Goulter, Cyrus, Hawksbury
Eaves, Samuel, Omaka
Seymour, Arthur P., Tyntesfleld
Monro, D.
Gibson, J.
Jackson, Adam, Runnymede
Wairau Valley District.
Greenlaw, J., Langleydale
Baillie, Captain W. D. H.
Watts, Charles E. W., Lansdowne
Carter, Messrs.
Saxton and Pike, Messrs., Hillersden station
Tukey and Blundel, Messrs.,
Wantwood Renwick and Robinson, Messrs., Birch Hill
Timms, Charles
Awatere District.
Renwick, Dr., Dungree station
McRae, Phillip, Blairich
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Mowat, Alexander, Ardarvanloch station
Newcome, R. K., Scarborough station, Thomas Maddox, manager
Robinson, W., Blind River run
Feavon's, Captain, run, Wm. Marshall, manager Tetley, J. T.,
Richmond Brook, John Haycock, manager McRae, P.,
Tinline station Stafford, E. W., Linton, manager, W.
Atkinson Pye and Empson
Fairfield Downs.
Bursill, W. H., Howard's station
Elliott, jun., Charles, Upcot station
Cross, J. S., Middlehurst; Fox, D., manager
McRae, P. R., Jordan station
Monro, G. and A., Langridge run
Flaxbourne.
Clifford and Weld; Lovegrove, G. manager
Tetley, J. D., Keke ranges
Trolove, E. W., Woodbank
McRae, W.
Kaikoura.
Fyffee, C., Amuri run
Keene, C. and G. R., Swycombe station
Tinline, R., Fernyhurst
Clarence.
Ward, Joseph
McRae, William
Trolove, F. W.
Tetley, J. D.
Marskill, W.
Stafford, H.
Robinson, W., jun., and Humphreys
Williams Brothers
Watts, C. F. W.
Atkinson, W.
Carter, T.
Tua Marina.
Strachan, W.
Soper, W.
Maers, Michael
Queen Charlotte Sound.
Bowden Brothers
Warren, --.
Baillie and Greensil
Beauchamp, --.
Hebberley, J.
Blaymires, R.
Kenny, Captain
Hood, A.
Pelorus District.
Cawte, T.
Johnston, --.
Allen, F. K.
Harris, G. H.
Ledger, H. O.
WELLINGTON PROVINCE
PASTORAL INFORMATION.
The progress of the province in its pastoral wealth has of late years been most satisfactory. As an indication of the huge advance in this direction, we subjoin the following figures, which will enable a comparison to be made between the past and the present. In 1845, the total number of sheep in the Province of Wellington was 12,002; in 1850 this number had increased to 42,642; and in 1855, to 193,701. In 1845, the number of horned cattle in the province was 2298; in 1850 they had increased to 8068; and in 1855, to 18,400. In 1845, Wellington possessed 260 horses; in 1850 they had increased to 909; and in 1855 the settlers owned 1068; exclusive of a large number belonging to the Maories. In 1845 the total live stock in the Province of Wellington amounted to 15,125; in 1850, to 52,828; and in 1855 the total live stock belonging to Europeans alone amounted to 226,934.
The following figures, compiled from the census returns published May, 1865, show the numbers of live stock in the possession of Europeans in the Province of Wellington in the years 1858, 1861, and 1864 respectively.
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Horses,
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Mules & Asses.
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Cattle.
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| 1858
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3199
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43
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35,799
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| 1861
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5117
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42
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49,323
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| 1864
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7356
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90
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49,200
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Sheep.
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Goats.
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Pigs.
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Poultry.
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| 1858
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155,994
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2896
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11,994
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| 1861
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247,940
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2856
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11,670
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38,635
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| 1864
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411,502
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1016
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13,073
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42,064
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The slight decrease in the number of cattle in 1864, as compared with 1861, is due to the immense exportation to the south, as well as to the fact that the breeding of sheep has been more extensively engaged in, as affording better returns.
