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JUNE 24.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1795 MILITARY AREA No. 11 (DUNEDIN)-contiwued. MILITARY AREA No. 11 (DUNEDIN)-continued. 517146 Bennett, Albert Sydney Clarence, boxmaker, 176 Helens- 626751 Cairns, William, orchard hand, care of Donaldson, 41 borough Rd., Wakari. College St. 505835 Berry, Ernest Henry, wicker-worker, 82 Forth St. 519188 Caldwell, George, fitter, 22 Eskvale St. 627039 Berry, Gordon Henry, nurseryman, 184 Malvern St., Gardens. 519204 Cameron, Colin Stewart, storeman, 26 Cutten St. 602750 Berry, Harold Francis William, hairdresser, 10 Dee St., 500939 Cameron, Ian Bain, joiner's machinist, 18 Lynu St., Oamaru. Oamaru. 626589 Cameron, Murdoch Martin, farm hand, Hyde. 607083 Berry, Mynot Noel, clerk, 125 Blacks Rd. 519404 Camp, James Thomas, waterside worker, 33 Harrington St., 605557 Berry, Robert James Augustus, police constable, 154 Port Chalmers. Victoria Rd., St. Clair. 500334 Campbell, Arthur Basil, timber machinist, 20 Morrison St. 522418 Berryman, Cyril, coach-painter, 10 Begg St., Roslyn. 506531 Campbell, Arthur John, builder, 41 Kelvin St. 546028 Betts, Clarence Album Sidney, boilermaker, 209A Cargill Rd. 624162 Campbell, Colin Gordon, blue maker, 33A Forth St. 502762 Bingham, Claude Henry, stonemason, 99 Tomahawk Rd., 604843 Campbell, Colin Greek, bus-driver, Dickson St., Macandrew Anderson's Bay. Bay. 498216 Binning, Douglas Sydney, motor mechanic, 115 Lynn St., 500346 Campbell, Gavin Angus, clerk, 3 West Belt, Oamaru. Maori Hill. 579229 Campbell, George Riddell, orchardist, Nga para St., Alexandra. 590196 Bird, Albert John, plumber, 46 Highcliff Rd., Anderson's 559364 Campbell, Gordon, porter (N.Z.R.), Gordon St., Kurow. Bay. 572387 Campbell, Ivan John, manager, 145 Victoria Rd., St. Clair. 484610 Birt, Charles Ernest_, mechanic, 15 Cochrane St. 506525 Campbell, James, labourer, l\fain Rd., Fairfield, Otago. 484609 Bishop, Eric Obed, truck-driver, Otakou, Otago. 500919 Campbell, John, labourer, 162 Highcliff Rd., Andersons Bay. 571504 Bishop, Leslie Robert, lorry-driver, Wingatui Store, Wingatui. 627733 Campbell, J ohu Hugh, motormechauic, Horace St., Cromwel1. 626750 Black, Peter Reginald, assistant stock-agent, Ranfurly, 593209 Campbell, Leslie Stanard, labourer, 47 Rankielor St. Otago. 573575 Campbell, Robert, butcher, 160 Dundas St. 627661 Blanchard, David Lory, porter (N.Z.R.), Clyde. 628036. Campbell, Victor Douglas, porter (N.Z.R.), 360 High St. 615015 Blick, Morell Harold, mechanic, Norwood St., North-east 519377 Campbell, William Alexander, machinist, 307A King Edward Valley. St. 508561 Blomfield, Eric William, bank officer, 8 Conway St., Oamaru. 476484 Campbell, William Iau, motor mechanic, Melmore Tee., 572910 Blyth, Frank Lincoln, company-manager, 5 Mataora Rd., Cromwell. Mornington. 531399 Campbell, William John Wittich, bank clerk, 42 Church St., 558047 Booth, Edward, painter and paperhanger, 340 Castle St. Mosgiel. 470519 Booth, Frederick Allan, joiner and carpenter, 58 Reed St., 581233 Cannon, Stuart, grocer, 75 Wansbeck St., Oamaru. Oamaru. 466631 Caradus, James Russell, clerk, 229A Forbury Rd. 502030 Borrell, Alexander William, carrier, 150 Shetland St., 502232 Carey, David William Hutchinson, shipwright, IA Ajax Rd., Wakari. Port Chalmers. 589624 Borrie, Ian Grant, minister of religion, 4 Coughtrey St., 506976 Carline, Robert Alma, assistant electric linesman, Brandon St. Clair. St., Alexandra. 502020 Botting, Robert Hector, butcher, 69 Law St., Caversham. 532906 Carr, George Collinson, painter, North Taieri Rd., Abbots­ 563164 Botting, William Robert, labourer, 14 Neil St., Green Island. ford. 523510 Boucher, Ronald Matthew James, carpenter, Argyle St., 628037 Carr, William John, cadet (N.Z.R.), 53 Wickliffe Tee., Port Waverley. Chalmers. 626591 Bowkett, Robert Charles Dale, apprentice printer, 164 487734 Carter, Leslie Thomas, clerk, 19 Skibo St., Kew. Victoria Rd. 527735 Carter, Robert Cameron, slaughterman, 132 Carroll St. 501472 Bowler, George Daniel, motor-driver, Otago Central Electric- 470476 Casey, James Martin, telegraphist, 33 Clyde St., Oamaru. power Board, Alexandra. 527696 Cassidy, William Mervyn, carpenter, 16 Pitcairn St. 521506 Box, William Stephen, labourer, 68 Hazel Ave., Caversham. 468683 Cavanagh, Victor George, compositor, 19 Bangor Tee., Kew. 519939 Boyles, Henry Francis, farm labourer, Sutton, 570240 Cessford, William James, electrical inspector, Otago Power 475742 Bracken, Thomas Alphonsus, printer, 14 Orwell St., Oamaru. Board, Middlemarch. 504406 Bradshaw, John Alexander, porter (N.Z.R.), 47 Humber St., 586411 Chadwick, Arthur, motor-garage proprietor, 135 Gordon Rd., . Oamaru. Mosgiel. 626600 Bradshaw, Marshall James, carpenter, District Rd., Ravens­ 533782 Chalmers, David Allan, mechanic, II Gilmore St., Roslyn. bourne. 523345 Chandler, Richard John, freezing-worker, 32 Scoular St. 593525 Braithwaite, Percy Richard, bank clerk, 25 Greenock St., 529140 Chapman, Arthur, carpenter and joiner, Princes St., Kaikorai. Macandrew Bay. 518861 Breen, Joseph Alexander, dredger hand, Killarney St., 476371 Chapman, James Cyril Hille, farmer, Kurow. Alexandra. 523681 Chave, Leslie Francis Richard, carpenter, 109 Gladstone Rd., 555063 Brinsdon, William, labourer, 43 King St., Mosgiel. Dalmore. 501921 Broadley, William George Blakie, plumber, Hugh St., 485435 Cheshire, Edward Colen, machinist, 26 Wesley St. Sawyers Bay. 556419 Chesney, Erling, carrier, 37 Gordon Rd., Mosgiel. 507359 Brocket, Charles, labourer, Mull St., Palmerston. 556421 Chettleburgh, Edward, carpenter, 8 Jellicoe Crea., Roslyn. 467160 Brodie, Kenneth, clerk, 3 Oliver St., Wakari. 609614 Chisholm, Hector Rodney, farm-implement manufacturing, 523990 Brook, Felix Henry, labourer, Dunback. 153 Albany St. 586931 Brookes, Thomas George, engineer, 159 North Rd. 500369 Chisholm, Ronald Angus, upholsterer, 196 Balmacewen Rd. 527758 Broughton, Charles, fireman (N.Z.R.), 17 Chelmer St., 514510 Chisman, John Alan, school-teacher, 6 Prestwick St. Oamaru. 502130 Chivers, Reginald Ellis, butcher, IOI Richardson St. 565633 Brown, Archibald Neill, poultry-farmer, Middlemarch. 572253 Christensen, Eric Evan, maltster, 42 Orbell St. 527874 Brown, Colin Neil, labourer, 407 Kaikorai Valley Rd., 554686 Churchill, Winston John Edward, surfaceman (N.Z.R.), 8 Morniugton. Orwell St., Oamaru. 626601 Brown, Laurie Oakley, student, 332 Thames Highway, 558721 Clark, Alexander Grant Macrae, dental surgeon, 58 Easther Oamaru. Cres., Kew. 486774 Brown, Thomas Millar, lorry-driver, 17 Hereford St., Roslyn. 611036 Clark, Arthur James, bootmaker, 442A King St. 627159 Brown, William Nelson, canister-maker, District Rd., 509924 Clark, Charles John, bricklayer, 23 Silverton St. Macandrew Bay. 501822 Clark, Clifford Frank, fitter (N.Z.R.), 21 Trafalgar St., St. 555867 Brownlie, James, storeman, 45 Bridger St., Maryhill. Kilda. 506495 Bruce, James William, stock-agent, P.O. Box 3, Ranfurly. 628141 Clark, Cyril William, brass-finisher, 13 Opoho Rd, 487280 Bruce, John Robertson, commercial traveller, 915 Cumber- 626967 Clark, Gavin Wallace, artist, 27 Minto St. land St. 470258 Clark, Harold Matthewson, cabinetmaker, 27 Font St., 605796 Bruhns, Albert William Leonard, general labourer, Brighton, Roslyn. Otago. _ 519249 Clark, Hugh (jun.), farmer, Portobello. 525330 Bryan, Frank Robert, boot-finisher, 24 Leckhampton Court. 569488 Clark, James Alfred, electrician, 27 Meridian St., Port 511797 Bryce, Charles William, carpenter, 109 Gordon Rd., Mosgiel. Chalmers. 592035 Budge, Alau Alexander, carpenter, Montague St. 481205 Clark, Robert Henry, truck-driver, Horace St., Cromwell. 483492 Bullivant, Merton Stuart, station director, 5 Cliffs Rd., 612372 Clark, William Arthur Thackway, labourer, II Market St. St. Clair. 587321 Clarkson, Robert George, lithograph apprentice, 17 Wynyard 487281 Bullock, Raymond Arthur, advertising agent,. 16 Strathearn St. Ave, Wakari. 519227 Claxton, Stewart Forsyth, departmental-manager, 160 Chap- 607615 Bunting, Vernon Cyril, motor-mechanic, ,v allscourt Place, man St., Wakari. Norman by. 585531 Cleghorn, Robert, motor mechanic, 40 Harrow St. 432808 Burbery, James Charles, commercial artist, 3 Young's Tee. 562271 Cleverley, Charles Oswald, carpenter, 8A Exe St., Oamaru. 532465 Burgess, Jack Moulton Dunham, barman, Tomahawk Rd. 551478 Clifton, Alexander, gardener, 221 Kiug Edward St. 540739 Burns, Ritchie James, tomato-grower, "Ayrton," Kakanui. 561099 Cochrane, James W'illiam, sheep-musterer, care of Otama- 518682 Burrell, Ronald, transport driver, 13 South Rd. tapiao, Kurow. 518680 Burridge, John Taylor, hairdresser, 68 Forfar St. 491849 Collie, Clarence William, commercial traveller, 150 Forth St. 550992 Burt, Jock Millar, commercial traveller, 36 Greenhill Ave., 504290 Collier, Jack Francis, storeman, 32 Orbell 'St., Dalmore. Wakari. 626588 Collins, Harold Geoffrey, apprentice boilermaker, 83 Bay 626590 Burt, William Llewellyn, clerk, 23 Brownville Cres. View Rd. 503430 Butts, William John, wool-classer, 31 Caledonian Rd.,­ 524555 Colquhoun, David, farmer, Outram Rural Delivery. Oamaru. 468296 Colville, Neil Ewing, traffic inspector, 59 Tees St., Oama.ru. 553663 Cairns, Thomas Thorburn, engineer's fitter, 20 Bangor Tee., 571301 Colvin, William Lionel, accountant, 43 Cannington Rd. Kew. 503369 Comer, Edward Joseph Anthony, barman, 54 Cutten St. .
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    Surface water quality The Water of Leith and Lindsay’s Creek Kaikorai Stream Waitati River and Carey’s Creek © Copyright for this publication is held by the Otago Regional Council. This publication may be reproduced in whole or in part provided the source is fully and clearly acknowledged. ISBN 1-877265-67-5 Published August 2008 Water of Leith, Kaikorai, Waitati and Carey’s Creek i Foreword To help protect water quality, the Otago Regional Council (ORC) carries out long- term water quality monitoring as part of a State of the Environment programme. To supplement this information, targeted and detailed short-term monitoring programmes are also implemented in some catchments. This report provides the results from more detailed investigations carried out in three catchments: Water of Leith Kaikorai Stream Waitati River and Carey’s Creek The Water of Leith and Kaikorai Stream are both located in Dunedin and drain typical residential and industrial areas. Both watercourses have many stormwater outfalls which compromise water quality. The Waitati River and Carey’s Creek have little development in their catchments. The upper catchments are forested while lower in the catchment, pasture dominates. Water quality is generally very good. This report forms a baseline study from which ORC and local community programmes can work together to address various issues in the catchments. It is hoped that these catchment programmes will promote environmentally sound practices which will sustain and improve water quality. Water of Leith, Kaikorai, Waitati and Careys Creek Water of Leith, Kaikorai, Waitati and Carey’s Creek ii Water of Leith, Kaikorai, Waitati and Careys Creek Water of Leith, Kaikorai, Waitati and Carey’s Creek iii Executive summary Between July 2007 and March 2008, the Otago Regional Council (ORC) carried out intensive water quality monitoring programmes in the following catchments: Water of Leith Kaikorai Stream Waitati River and Carey’s Creek The aim of this monitoring was to establish a baseline water quality.