📂 From: Thomas Gore Browne, Governor Date: 25 September 1855 Subject: Dissolution of Provincial Council of Auckland
Enclosed:
- 1855/3145 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Governor Date: 25 September 1855 Subject: Relative to the dissolution of the Provincial Council
- 1855/3144 From: T H Bartley, Speaker of Provincial Council, Auckland To: T Gore Browne, Governor Date: 25 September 1855 Subject: Address, - praying for a dissolution
- 1855/2244 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 17 July 1855 Subject: Remarks relative to the dissolution of the Provincial Council
- 1855/2231 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Officer Administering the Government Date: 13 July 1855 Subject: For a dissolution of the Provincial Council
- 1855/1362 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Officer Administrating the Government Date: 5 May 1855 Subject: For a dissolution of the Provincial Council
- 1855/3151 From: E T Matthews, Clerk of Works, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 26 September 1855 Subject: Amount of postage on letters relative to the location of Troops at New Plymouth
- 1855/3152 From: Colonial Secretary, Sydney To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 26 September 1855 Subject: Acknowledging receipt of Votes and Proceedings of Legislative Council and House of Representatives of New Zealand
- 1855/3153 From: H T Kemp, for Land Commissioner, Auckland Date: 26 September 1855 Subject: Requisition two leather Bags
- 1855/3154 From: H T Kemp, Acting Native Secretary, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 26 April 1855 Subject: Copy of letter from the Auckland Park Ranger relative to the Natives cutting wood in the Domain
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Enclosed:
- 1855/3145 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Governor Date: 25 September 1855 Subject: Relative to the dissolution of the Provincial Council
- 1855/3144 From: T H Bartley, Speaker of Provincial Council, Auckland To: T Gore Browne, Governor Date: 25 September 1855 Subject: Address, - praying for a dissolution
- 1855/2244 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 17 July 1855 Subject: Remarks relative to the dissolution of the Provincial Council
- 1855/2231 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Officer Administering the Government Date: 13 July 1855 Subject: For a dissolution of the Provincial Council
- 1855/1362 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Officer Administrating the Government Date: 5 May 1855 Subject: For a dissolution of the Provincial Council
- 1855/3151 From: E T Matthews, Clerk of Works, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 26 September 1855 Subject: Amount of postage on letters relative to the location of Troops at New Plymouth
- 1855/3152 From: Colonial Secretary, Sydney To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 26 September 1855 Subject: Acknowledging receipt of Votes and Proceedings of Legislative Council and House of Representatives of New Zealand
- 1855/3153 From: H T Kemp, for Land Commissioner, Auckland Date: 26 September 1855 Subject: Requisition two leather Bags
- 1855/3154 From: H T Kemp, Acting Native Secretary, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 26 April 1855 Subject: Copy of letter from the Auckland Park Ranger relative to the Natives cutting wood in the Domain
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