TE PUKE SETTLERS LAND SELECTION
27 JANUARY 1881
The following was in the Bay of Plenty Times of the 27 January 1881
We are indebted to Captain Turner for the following list which shows the result of the balloting which took place to determine the order in which the Te Puke special settlers should have the right of making their selection:
| 1 | RYDER, GRIFFITHS & TRIGG | 80 ac |
| 2 | HETHERINGTON | 100 ac |
| 3 | TUTHILL, HINGSTON & TANNER | 130 ac |
| 4 | SLY | 80 ac |
| 5 | SWARBRICK | 40 ac |
| 6 | - | - |
| 7 | GALBRAITH | 200 ac |
| 8 | - | - |
| 9 | PHILLIPS | 10 ac |
| 10 | McDOWELL & SMITH | 40 ac |
| 11 | BARCLAY (Captain) | 200 ac |
| 12 | COLLINS E S | 50 ac |
| 13 | VOGAN | 500 ac |
| 14 | EVERED (Captain) | 200 ac |
| 15 | - | - |
| 16 | DUNCAN John | 10 ac |
| 17 | FAIRLEIGH | 24 ac |
| 18 | McGHIE, CHAPPELL, WEBLEY & PRETTYMAN | 230 ac |
| 19 | SYKES | 100 ac |
| 20 | STEWART G V | 1000 ac |
| 21 | SPENCE Moses | 160 ac |
| 22 | HEWITSON Mrs | 5 ac |
| 23 | HARRIS | 200 ac |
| 24 | HORROCKS | 1000 ac |
| 25 | NORTHCOTT | 300 ac |
| 26 | BARTON | 1000 ac |
| 27 | BEST William | 200 ac |
| 28 | ELKIN | 100 ac |
| 29 | JOHNSTON & JECKEYELL | 1550 ac |
| 30 | TAYLOR | 1000 ac |
| 31 | SEWARD | 300 ac |
| 32 | RUMBALL | 1000 ac |
| 33 | ROBB | 100 ac |
| 34 | CHARTER | 1000 ac |
| 35 | GRIFFEN | 20 ac |
| 36 | MILLER | 60 ac |
We understand that additional land has been sold, but in consequence of a promise made by Mr Stewart before leaving England that not more than 1000 acres would be open for the first selction, the Resident Director of the Corporation decided that the late purchasers of land should select in the order in which the applications should be received either by telegram of letter.
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