📂 From: J Logan Campbell, Superintendent, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 4 December 1855 Subject: Copy of letter from Mr Benjamin Newell for compensation for excavations made by Government on his property
Enclosed:
- 1849/1302 From: J Rout and others To: Charles William Ligar, Surveyor General, Auckland Date: 29 June 1849 Subject: Requesting thoroughfare to be made from High St to Queen St [Map included]
- 1849/1033 From: B Newell Date: 21 May 1849 Subject: Offering Land to Government for a road from Chancery St to Queen Streets
- 1855/1360 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 5 May 1855 Subject: Copy of letter from Mr Alex Hunter relative to damage done to his property in High Street by the General Government
- 1854/3177 From: Alexander H Hunter To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 29 September 1854 Subject: Relative to excavation made on his property by Gaol [Jail] Road Gang
- 1842/2060 From: Surveyor General, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 21 November 1842 Subject: Recommending a tender of Mr Montefiore's for material to form Queen St not to be accepted
- 1842/1856 From: J J Montefiore To: Officer Administering the Government, Auckland Date: 24 October 1842 Subject: Tendering material for formation of Queen St
- 1855/3909 From: James Dry, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 6 December 1855 Subject: For copies of Acts of Imperial Parliament enacted in New Zealand by the "English Acts Act 1854"
- 1855/3910 From: John Grant Johnson, Native Secretary, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 6 December 1855 Subject: Account for approval - Agent of SS "Wonga Wonga" passage of Tamati Waka and two Natives £2,,10,,0
- 1855/3911 From: W S Grahame, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 6 December 1855 Subject: Will be happy to act as a member of the Board of inquiry into Survey Department
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Enclosed:
- 1849/1302 From: J Rout and others To: Charles William Ligar, Surveyor General, Auckland Date: 29 June 1849 Subject: Requesting thoroughfare to be made from High St to Queen St [Map included]
- 1849/1033 From: B Newell Date: 21 May 1849 Subject: Offering Land to Government for a road from Chancery St to Queen Streets
- 1855/1360 From: William Brown, Superintendent, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 5 May 1855 Subject: Copy of letter from Mr Alex Hunter relative to damage done to his property in High Street by the General Government
- 1854/3177 From: Alexander H Hunter To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 29 September 1854 Subject: Relative to excavation made on his property by Gaol [Jail] Road Gang
- 1842/2060 From: Surveyor General, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 21 November 1842 Subject: Recommending a tender of Mr Montefiore's for material to form Queen St not to be accepted
- 1842/1856 From: J J Montefiore To: Officer Administering the Government, Auckland Date: 24 October 1842 Subject: Tendering material for formation of Queen St
- 1855/3909 From: James Dry, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 6 December 1855 Subject: For copies of Acts of Imperial Parliament enacted in New Zealand by the "English Acts Act 1854"
- 1855/3910 From: John Grant Johnson, Native Secretary, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 6 December 1855 Subject: Account for approval - Agent of SS "Wonga Wonga" passage of Tamati Waka and two Natives £2,,10,,0
- 1855/3911 From: W S Grahame, Auckland To: Colonial Secretary, Auckland Date: 6 December 1855 Subject: Will be happy to act as a member of the Board of inquiry into Survey Department
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