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RETURN of the Amount Received from the Holders Under the Pre-Emptive Right Regulations of 1851, for Years Ending 30 April, 1862 and 1863 Respectively (No 26.) 18 6 3. [SECOND SESSION.J TASMAN I A. RETURN Of the Amount received from the Holders under the Pre-emptive Right Regulations of 1851, for Years ending 30 April, 1862 and 1863 respectively. Return to an Order of the House. ( Mr. Perkins, 23 June.) Presented by Mr. Colonial Treasurer, and ordered by the House to be printed, 8 July, 1863. RETURN of the Amou1d received from the Holders under the Pre-emptive Right Regulations of 1851 during the Year ending 30th April, 1862 ; also for the Year ending 30th April, l 863. Amount received Date. Name of Purchaser. District and Particulars. Amount receive d 1st May, 1861, t o 1st May, 1862, t 0 ' 30th April, 1862 ; 30th April, 186 3. ------ ------ 1861 -- £ s. d. £ s. d. 1 May George Dowling St. Patrick's Plains, purchase money 320 0 0 30 May John Story · Parish Castle Carry, ditto . 100 0 0 3July George Kay . Duck Creek, ditto . 200 0 0 Robert Kay . Ditto, ditto 200 0 0 16 August A. B. Douglas . · Port Sorell, ditto 300 0 0 27 September R. Hardiman Carlton, ditto 100. 0 0 1862 ' 28 January T. Parker Port Frederick, ditto. 500 0 0 30 January J. Spicer Vicinity River Rubicon, ditto · 320 0 0 March G. W. Lovett . Agnes Rivulet, ditto . 100 0 0 30 March Samuel Horton Windfall Marshes, ditto . .. 300 0 0 26 July . R. Uniacke Mersey and Rubicon, ditto . .. 640 0 0 5 August J. Gibson, senior - Woody Hill Point, ditto .. 100 0 0 18 September A. & 0. Wigan River Rubicon, ditto . .. 250 0 0 22 October J. Whiting Vicinity She-oak Hills, ditto .. 100 0 0 30 October D. Sutherland, senior . ·River Tyne, ditto .. 100 0 0 8 December George Rudd . Prosser's Bay, ditto • ·. .. 104 0 0 i9 December J. T. Stock . North West Bay, ditto .. 100 0 0 1863 7 January William Liggens Scamander River, ditto .. 100 0 0 9 January T. Stonehouse Supply River, ditto -· 120 0 0 23 January E. Scott Kermandie River, ditto .. 500 O· 0 10 April Crowther and Holmes Little Oyster Cove, ditto . .. 1 0 0 1861 1 May W. Gellibrand Snake Marshes, rent 7 10 0 J. Boothman Parish Thanet, ditto 1 10 0 15 May J. Brvant Parish Argy le, ditto . 3 15 0 17 May H. Wheatley Vicinity North West Bay, ditto 1 10 0 23 May J. Symons Parish Price, ditto . 7 10 0 ~7 May T. G. Brown Exe Rivulet, ditto . 1 10 0 28 May T. Axford Lake River, ditto '2 5 0 T. Axford, junior Parish GrRntham, ditto I 16 0 G. T. Scott . Wood's Lakes, ditto 9 )2 0 J. Wilson Parish N ewick, ditto . 3 0 0 28 May G. Wilson Eastern Marshes, ditto . 3 15 0 E. J. Dawes and M. Field Whitefoord Hills, ditto . ' 9 )~ 0 'l'. D. Lord Vicinity Township Triabunna, ditto.· 1 10 0 29 May G. Nicholas Parish Amhurst, ditto . , 1 10 0 W. Nicholas St. Patrick's Plains, ditto , . 1 10 0 H. M. Howells . River Shannon, ditto ' i 10 0 aoMay R. W. Stokell Coal River, ditto 9 12 0 29 May J. Howells Parish Fortescue, ditto ' J 10 0 30 May J. Dodd Parish Woody Hill, ditto ' 1 10 0 .31 May .J. Page Eastern Marshes, ditto ' ' I 10 0 P. Pitt, junior Parish Henry, ditto 2 5 0 W. Bedford , Parish Rutland, ditto ' ' 6 0 0 W. J.P. Bedford River Ouse, ditto 6 0 0 A. Reid, junior Parish Amhurst, ditto ' ' . I 10 0 '· W. Brian Vicinity Port Sorell, ditto . ' 7 10 0 T. Coffey Gardens, East Coast, ditto ' ' 2 5 0 J. Addison Vicinii Port Sorell, ditto ' 3 6 0 l June H. H. Scott . Great ~ster Cov.e, ditto 1 10 0 3 June F. C. Tabart Parish . andon, ditto ' 2 0 ' ' ' . f'! 4 Amount received Amount received Date. Name of Purchaur. District and Particutars. lst May, 1861, to Ist May, 1862, to 30th April, 1862. 30th April, 1863. ------- 1861. £ s. d. £ ·s. d. J. L.B. Tabart Eastern Marshes, rent 1 10 0 C. Kinrton . Bream Creek, ditto 1 lO 0 W. Loe wood. Douglas River, ditto 1 10 0 S. Lindsay Port Cygnet, ditto 7 10 0 S. Horton Windfall Marshes, ditto 4 10 0 Hicks, Pear, and Dawson Vicinity Port Sorell, ditto 4 4 0 W. Field . • Whitefoorcl, ditto 9 12 0 5 June ·r. Jillett Lagoon of Isfonds, ditto 6 0 0 6 June S. Page Mountain Rivulet, ditto 7 10 0 C. Oldaker Port Frederick, ditto 7 10 0 T. Triffett Parish Lansdown, ditto 7 1(1 0 7 June W.Young Parish Kingboro', ditto 1 10 0 T. M. Clerke. River Forth, ditto 9 12 0 W. Clerke Vicinity River Forth, ditto 9 12 0 8 June A. M'Dowall Parish Beaufort, ditto 1 15 1 R. M'Dowall . Parish Vincent, ditto 3 0 0 A. M'Dowall, junior Parish Grantham, ditto 1 10 0 10 June J.Tod Parish Fortescue, ditto 1 10 0 10 June H. Miller Supply River, ditto . 1 10 0 E. Allen Wye Rivulet, ditto • 1 10 0 J. Radford Parish Sorell, ditto 1 10 0 12 June J. R. Pillenger Racecourse Tier, ditto 9 12 0 F. E. Pillenger Great Lake, ditto . 7 10 0 13 June M. Fenton Parish Argy le, ditto . 8 3 6 j G. Bisdee Parish Rutland, ditto 9 12 0 14 June , J. Ralston Parish Lymington, ditto 1 10 0 F. & W. Synnott River Shannon, ditto 9 12 0 15 June J. Doran . Parish: Wellington, ditto 1 10 0 18 June M. Heaps George's River, ditto l 10 0 C. Chilcott Vicinity River Gawler, ditto 9 12 0 19 June D. Sutherland. River Tvne, ditto . I 10 0 26 June G. Meredith Kearney's Bogs, ditto 1 10 0 28 June W. Sibley Parish Grafton, ditto 4 10 0 29 June F. Nicholas St. Patrick's Plains, ditto • . s 0 0 l July B. Dickson Durham and East Grumstead, ditto. 9 12 0 3 July J. King Little River, ditto 3 0 0 J. Pillenger . Parish Dulverton, ditto 9 12 0 A. T. Pillenger Parish Milton, ditto . 3 0 0 4 July W. Archer . Weston's Rivulet, ditto 4 10 0 F. & W. Synnott River Shannon, ditto 3 0 0 ditto Great Lake. ditto 7 10 0 5 July W. Downie Ditto, ditto . 7 10 0 R. Allwright . Mrs. Lord's Springs, ditto 7 10 0 R. F. Allwright Parish Pelham, ditto 1 10 0 8 July C. Headlam . Great Lake, ditto 9 12 0 9 July S. Page . Parish Durham, ditto 1 10 0 Executors W. Sorell Parish Kingboro', ditto 3 0 0 T. Burlmry Eastern Marshes, ditto l 17 6 D. Burbury Ditto, ditto l 10 0 10 July S. Lord Parish Malvern, ditto 9 12 0 H.J. Wilson Mersey and Rubicon, ditto 9 12 0 12 July A. J. Harrison. Parish Maxwell, ditto 1 10 0 E. A. Harrison Ditto, ditto 1 10 0 16 July D. Ritchie Piper's Hiver, ditto . 9 12 0 19 July J. Oliver Parish York, ditto 2 15 2 20 July T. Salmon Parish .Hallington, ditto 6 0 0 22 July George Lovett, junior . Viciuity Port Cygnet, ditto . 1 10 0 2!3 July M. Jeffrey Swamp Gum Brook, ditto . 6 15 0 26 July R. O'Connor . Ben Lomond Rivulet, ditto . 3 15 0 27 July J. Dougherty . _Clayton's Rivulet, ditto 7 10 0 30 July W. S. Shur land Rivers Nive and Pine, ditto. 7 .10 0 31 July J. M 1 Naughton Creekton Rivulet, ditto 6 18 10 J. Nicholas Parish _St. All,ans, ditto 6 0 0 F. W. Stieglitz St. Paul's Rivulet, ditto 3 15 0 1 August : H. B. Wilson . Peppe1·mint Bay, ditto 7 10 0 G. Wilson, junior Flight's Bay, ditto . 4 7 0 R. Uniacke Mersey and Rubicon, ditto 9 12 0 T. Hurst Piper's River, ditto . 1 10 0 W. Lawton Parish Blanford, ditto 9 12 0 2 August ,J, Bisdee, junior Apsley and Rutland, ditto 9 12 0 W. Richardson Styne's Corners, ditto 4 16 0 3 August W. Lyne M9ulting Bay, ditto. 1 10 0 5 August J. Cubit River Cam, ditto . 7 10 0 6 August R. Chick River Huon, ditto 7 10 0 H. Elliott Forster's Rivulet, ditto 7 10 0 7 August Nutt & Darby. Parish Kingboro', ditto • 1 10 0 J. Ibbott Vicinity Robb's Lagoon, ditto :\ 9 12 0 5 Amount received Amount received JJate, Name of Purchaser. District and Particulars. 1st May, 1861, to 1st May, 1862, to 30th April, 1862. 30th April, 1863. --- --- --- 1861. £ s. d. £ s. d. 9 August J. Jillett Eastern Marshes, rent .. 7·10 0 12 August H. Mills, junior Piper's Brook, ditto . 3 0 0 13 August F. H. Wise • Parish Bagot, ditto . .• 7 10 0 15 August H. Douglas, junior River Inglis, ditto . 7 10 0 W. H. Windsor . Nicholl's Rivalet, ditto 7 10 0 A. S. Windsor. Parish Bedford, ditto . 7 10 0 16 August E. Nicholas Parish Amherst, ditto 4 10 0 24 August W. Gunn Arthur's Lakes, ditto 15 0 0 28 August Executors E. Scott Kermandie River, ditto 7 10 (I J, Lillie Vicinity River Mersey, ditto. 9 12 0 31 August J. L. Dowling. Lagoon of Islands, ditto 6 0 0 T. Bramich . Parish Midburst, ditto 9 0 0 2 September J. Maclanachan . River Shannon, ditto 6 16 6 J. B. Cotton . Swan River, ditto 1 10 0 T.
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