Number One; or, The Way of the World

New Zealand Directory. Directory for Auckland and the New Zealand Provinces. From Chapman's Almanac

New Zealand Directory. Directory for Auckland and the New Zealand Provinces. From Chapman's Almanac.

Auckland Provincial Directory.

Registered Law Practitioners Admitted at Auckland.

Barristers
  • Abraham, Augustus B., 13th Jan., 1851
  • Bartley, Thos. H., 17th May, 1842
  • Curnin, John, 12th April, 1858
  • Izard, Charles B., 18th June, 1860
  • Richmond, C. W., 28th June, 1853
  • Swainson, Wm., 31st January, 181
Solicitors.
  • Allen, Charles, 23rd May, 1861
  • Anderton, Ed. J., 9th August, 1858
  • Armitage, James, 24th April, 1851
  • Beveridge, Andrew, 22nd October, 1860
  • Bracey, William, 20th August, 1856
  • Brookfield, F. M. P., 30th Oct., 1854
  • Cox, J. Edmund, 15th November, 1858
  • Creagh, Michael, 22nd November, 1858
  • Davis, Charles, 21st September, 1861
  • Dry, James, 21st March, 1854
  • Fenton, F. D., 13th January, 1857
  • George, T. Shayle, 10th February, 1851
  • Hamilton, Holden, 7th November, 1854
  • Hill, Henry, 26th July, 1858
  • Jackson, Samuel, 21st September, 1855
  • Keetley, G. T., 6th February, 1860
  • Kenyon, E. P., 26th July, 1858
  • King, A. H., 2nd July, 1860
  • Kingdon, Samuel, 15th July, 1857
  • Littlewood, Henry, 31st January, 1842
  • Marston, James V., 10th January, 1845
  • Merriman, F. W., 10th July, 1844
  • Oakes, O. W., 27th July, 1860
  • O'Brien, Laughlin, 6th October, 1851
  • Outhwaite, Thos., 31st January, 1842
  • Russell, Thomas, 4th November, 1851
  • Ritchie, James, 3rd November, 1856
  • Standish, Thomas, 18th April, 1843
  • Taylor, Brooke, 14th February, 1859
  • Tyler, Wm. Henry, 20th March, 1858
  • Whitaker, F., 31st January, 1842
  • Wynn, Robt. W., 9th May, 1859

Auckland Law Society.

  • President—The Hon. Attorney-General
  • Vice-President—Fred. W. Merriman
  • Treasurer—Thomas Shayle George
  • Secretary—Thomas S. Weston
  • List of Members—Andrew Beveridge, William Bracey, F. W. Brookfield, E. J. Cox, Michael Creagh, James Dry, J. V. Marston, Thomas Shayle George, Henry Hill, Samuel Jackson, F. W. Merriman, Thomas Russell, Robert W. Wynn, Fredk. Whitaker
  • The Library is in their room in the New Court House

Medical

  • T. M. Philson, M. D.; S. J. Stratford; A. Buchanan; S. H. Ford, J. J. R. Daliston; T. B. Kenderdine; A. Sinclair, M. D.; S. Hodgkinson.; R. Matthews; T. F. McGuaran
  • Homœopathic—C. F. Fischer
  • Dentist—Moffit

Ecclesiastical.

Presbyterian Church.
  • The first Presbyterian minister who arrived in the colony was the Rev. John McFarlane, who, with a Company of emigrants from Scotland, landed at Wellington in 1838. Since that time ministers from the several branches of the Presbyterian church have arrived in all the Provinces. Presbyteries have been erected in Otago and Auckland, and steps are contemplated for forming Presbyteries in other Provinces, and for placing all the Presbyteries and congregations in the colony under the supervision of one General Synod or Assembly
  • St. Andrew's, Waterloo Quadrant, Auckland, Rev. David Bruce
  • Service—11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
  • St. James's, Hobson-street
  • Waipu, Rev, Norman McLeod
  • Otahuhu, Tamaki and Howick, Rev. John Macky
  • Papakura, Drury, Wairoa and Waiuku, Rev. Thomas Norrie
  • Mahurangi & Matakana, Rev. Robert McKinney
  • Onehunga, Whau, and Manukau, Rev. George Brown
  • Ahuriri, Napier, Rev. P. Barclay, A.M
  • Taranaki, New Plymouth, Rev. John Thom, a. m.
  • Licentiate of Presbytery, Rev. John Gorrie
Church of Rome.
  • Bishop Pompallier, Auckland
  • St. Patrick's, Chapel-st., Rev. James McDonald, V. G.
  • Service—7½., 9½, and 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
  • St. Mary's, Freeman's Bay, Rev. W. McDonald
  • Service—7 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Congregational Independents.
  • Chapel, Albert-street, Rev. T. Hamer Service—11 a.m. and 6½ p.m.
  • Chapel, High-st-, Rev. A. Macdonald Service—11 a.m. and 6½ p.m.
  • Chapel, Remuera, J. F. Mandeno
Primitive Methodists.
  • Chapel, Edwards-street, Rev. J. Long Service—11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Baptists.
  • Chapel, Wellesley St., Rev. J. Thornton Service—11 a.m. and 6½ p.m.
Hebrew.
  • Synagogue, Emily Place, Rev. P. S. Solomon
  • Service—Friday evening, sundown. Saturday, 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.; and Monday and Thursday 6½ a.m.

Schools.
  • St. John's College—Rev. S. Blackburn
  • Grammar School, Epsom Road—Rev. J. Kinder
  • Auckland Academy, Coburg-street—Master, Mr. John Gorrie
  • Presbyterian School, Symonds-street—Master, Mr. A. Whyte
  • Lyceum, Symonds-street—Masters, W. D. and C. Lynsar
  • Day and Boarding School, Wakefield-street—Mrs. Wilcox
  • Wesleyan College, Queen-street—Master, John Fletcher
  • St. Paul's School, Eden Crescent—Teacher, Mr. Diddams for Boys; Miss Rich for Girls; Miss King for Infants
  • St. Matthew's, Hobson-st.—Teachers, Mr. Brabazon for Boys; Miss Reed for Girls
  • St. Barnabas. Parnell—Teacher, Mrs. Palmer
  • Boarding School, Parnell—Teacher, Mr. Brassey
  • Day School, Grey-street — Teacher, Misses Barber and Tregay
  • Day School, Chapel-street—Teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Mundy
  • Day School, Vincent-street—Teacher, Miss McGarvie
  • Teachers.-Mrs. Sinclair, Hobson-st; Misses Price, Chapel-street; Mrs. McLeod, Wyndham-street; Mr. Cockham, Hobson-street; Mr. Singer, Parnell; Mr. Hedgcock; Mr. Johnston; Mr. French; Miss S. Reid; Mr. Hesketh; Mr. White; Mr. Bradshaw; Mr. Maloney; Mr. Mullampy

Newspapers.

  • The "Southern Cross"
  • The "New Zealander"
  • The "Cross" is now the organ of the General Government, and the "New Zealander" of the Provincial. The latter is published on Wednesday and Saturday.
  • The "Auckland Register" is published on Monday

Societies, &c.

  • Mechanics' Institute, High-street
  • Young Men's Christian Association, Durham-street
  • Choral Society, Odd-Fellows' Hall, Thursday evenings, at 7 o'clock
  • Chamber of Commerce, Mechanics' Institute, first Monday each Month
  • Land Association, No. 3: Office, Savings' Bank
  • Land Association, No. 4: Office, Corner of Queen and Wyndham-streets
  • Total Abstinence Society, President: Captain Haultain; Secretary—A. Clark
  • Homœopathic Hospital and Dispensary, Princes-street
  • Metropolitan Infirmary & Dispensary, Hobson-street
  • Union Bank of Australia; Head Quarters in New Zealand—Auckland
  • Oriental Bank Corporation
  • Parnell Cricket-Club, Albert Barrack Square—Field Days, Tuesday and Thursday, at 4 p.m.
  • Auckland Cricket Club, Albert Barrack Square—Field Day, Friday, at 4.p.m.
  • Otahuhu Agricultural Society.
  • Auckland Agricultural Society.
  • Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Company: Office, Queen-street. John Buchanan, agent.
  • Northern Assurance Company: Office, Queen-street, T. S. Forsaith, agent.
  • Australian Mutual Provident Society: Office, Queen-street. J. A. Gilfillan, agent.
  • Lloyd's Agents: Auckland, John Roberton, Fort-street.—Bay of Islands: James Bushy.

Trade Directory.

Wellington Provincial Directory.

Solicitors, &c.

  • William Fox
  • Edward Augustus Carlyon
  • Charles Dudley Robert Ward
  • Bingham Arthur Ferard
  • John King
  • Charles B. Borlase
  • John E. Smith
  • Richard S. Cheeseman

Ecclesiastical.

Episcopal Church.
  • Charles John Abraham, Bishop of the Diocese
  • Octavius Hadfield, Archdeacon of Kapiti, Otaki
  • Arthur Stock, St. Peter's, Te Aro
  • Richard Taylor and H. S. Nicholls, Whanganui
  • William Ronaldson, Wairarapa
  • W. St. Hill, Napier
  • Samuel Williams, Ahuriri
Church of Scotland.
  • William Kirton, Wellington
Free Church.
  • John Moir, Wellington
  • David Hogg, Whanganui
  • James Duncan, Hutt
Wesleyan.
  • John Warren and Robert L. Vickers, Wellington
  • John Aldred, Hutt
  • William J. Watkin, Whanganui
Church of Rome.
  • Dr. Viard, Bishop of Wellington
  • J. J. P. O'Reiley, V.G.
  • John B. P. Jean
  • Joseph Ceon
  • John Forrest, V. G., Hutt
  • Stephen Pezant and Joseph Lampila, Whanganui
  • Edward Reignier, Ahuriri
Congregational.
  • Henry Scott, Wellington
Primitive Methodist.
  • Joshua Smith, Wellington

Newspapers.

  • There are three papers published in Wellington, viz.:—
  • "The New Zealand Spectator."
  • "The Wellington Independent."
  • "The New Zealand Advertiser."
  • They are published twice a week.

Union Bank Of Australia.

  • Manager—James Carter.

Societies, &c.

  • Oriental Bank Corporation.—Manager, Stewart Murray.
  • Church of England Education Society. —Secretary and Treasurer, J. E. Smith, Esq.; Master Te Aro School, Mr. W. H. Holmes; Master Thorndon School, Mr. W. Mowbray.
  • New Zealand Society.—President, His Excellency Col. Thomas Gore Brown, C.B.; Treasurer, W. M. Bannatyne, Esq.; Secretary, Mr. W. L. Buller.
  • Savings Bank.—Accountant, J. Woodward.
  • Philharmonic Society.
  • Athenæum and Mechanics' Institute.
  • Wellington Building Society.
  • Land on Deferred Payments Society.

Nelson Provincial Directory.

Solicitors, &c.

  • W. T. L. Travers (District Judge), H. Adams (Provincial Solicitor), S. Kingdon, D. Sinclair, T. Connell, J. Stamper, — Oakes

Medical.

  • Nelson—T. B. Thebing, M.D.; Williams and Sealey; T. Renwick, M.D.; J. B. Tatton, M.B.; G. F. Bush; E, Irwine
  • Richmond—F. Laking
  • Wakefield—Dr. Oldham
  • Motueka—W. F. Little, J. F. Wilson
  • Motupipi—J. Tilby
  • Collingwood—Dr. Turnell

Ecclesiastical.

Episcopal.
  • Edmond Hobhouse, M.A., Bishop of Nelson; J. Turton, J. Bowden, Thomas Lloyd Tudor, Nelson; Sam. Poole, Waimea East; J. C. Bagshaw, Motueka; Charles Codrington, Collingwood
Baptist.
  • Edward Thomas, J. Biss, Nelson; Decimus Dolamore, Wakefield
Presbyterian Church.
  • Patrick Calder
Church of Rome.
  • Anthony Garin, David Moreau
Wesleyan.
  • James Moorhouse, Jonathan Innes

Newspapers.

  • The "Nelson Examiner"
  • The "Colonist"
  • The "The Nelson Advertiser"

Trade Directory.

Inns, &c, in Country Districts.

  • Wakapuaka — "Black Horse," W. Wastney
  • Stoke—"Turf Hotel," B. Beach
  • Richmond —"Star and Garter," R. Disher; "Plough Inn," Mrs. Cleaver; "Wheat sheaf," Mrs. Higgs; "Red Horse," Mrs. Kite
  • Hope—"Waimea Hotel," M. Coleman
  • Spring Grove—" Holly Bush," T. Hill
  • Waimea West — "Waimea Inn," J. Palmer; "Waimea Hotel," A. Devanay
  • Wakefield —"Wakefield Arms," D. Warnock; "Forest Inn," T. Hunt
  • Moutere—"Bridge Inn," T. Haynes
  • Motueka—"Motueka Hotel," J. Parker; "Swan Inn," G. Harding; "Retreat Inn," C. Wise
  • Riwaka—"Piwaka Inn," A. Dodson; "Travellers' Rest," J. Fowler
  • Takaka—"Takaka Inn," J. Spittal; "Waitapu Ferry," B. Kemp
  • Collingwood—"Commercial Hotel," J. W. Miles; "Golden Age," D. Allen; "Wanderers' Rest," W. Shaser; "Golden Age Tavern," F. T. Berry.

Marlborough Provincial Directory.

Solicitor

  • F. Bowden

Doctors.

  • Horne, Blenheim, Kilgour, Picton

Provincial Council.

  • Beaver—James Sinclair
  • Lower Wairau—W. H. Eyes, Henry Dobson
  • Picton—A. P. Seymour
  • Upper Wairau—John Godfrey, Cyrus Goulter
  • Wairau Valley—William Adams, J. D. Baillie
  • Awatere—Charles Elliott
  • Flaxbourn and Clarence—Joseph Ward
  • Speaker and Clerk to Council—Cyrus Goulter

Chief Towns.

  • Picton, Blenheim, and Renwick-town

Mail.

  • Fortnightly from Nelson and Wellington

Odd Fellows.

  • At Blenheim: Archibald Hamilton, Secretary

Newspaper.

  • "Marlborough Press," weekly

Trade Directory.

  • Storekeepers, &c, Blenheim — John Symons & Co., William Symons, William Smith
  • Bookseller and Photographer—William Collie
  • Innkeepers—"Victoria," James Sinclair; "Marlborough," Gavin Rulston; "Royal," William Craig; "Royal Oak," J. Scarrol; "Commercial," Francis Fraser; "Blenheim," Henry S. Bush
  • Brewer—Henry Dobson
  • Carpenters and Builders — C. & J. Davis, Thomas Wall, James Gorrie, Thomas Palmer, John Miller
  • Cabinetmaker—M. A. Simpson
  • Saddler—John Dempsey
  • Printers—Coward and Millington
  • Wheelwrights—Robinson Brothers
  • Blacksmiths—Joseph Taylor; James Sinclair
  • Tinsmith—James Nosworthy
  • Bricklayer—Booker
  • Shoemakers—T. Adams, Geo. Watts, Charles Lucas, William Wriggley
  • Tailors—J. Macintosh, Thos. Warner
  • Butchers—William Simmonds, William Budge
  • Bakers and Confectioners—Bailey and Smith
  • Carters—William Henderson; John Wrath; James H. Greig; Charles Eyes; T. W. Winchin
  • Painter—Arthur Davis

Big Bush, Near Blenheim.

  • Storekeeper—J. M. Hucheson
  • Hotels—"Grove," W. A. Sutherland; "Separation, "John Shepherd
  • Tailor—William Evans
  • Gunsmith—George Watson

The Boulder Bank Approach to Blenheim.

  • Merchant—Samuel Bowler
  • Hotels—Charles Barber, Michael Peel

Picton.

  • Hotels — Henry Bonnington; J. L. Neave
  • Storekeeper—James McBeth
  • Builder—E. C. Morgan
  • Carpenters—F. Martel, S. Harris
  • Surveyor—A. Ogg
  • Surgeon—Dr. Cargell

Renwick-Town.

  • Hotel and Store—H. Lackman; John Godfrey
  • Blacksmith—T. & D. Masted

Awatere.

  • Hotel and Store—W. B. Earll Hotels—At Waihopai, Robert McIvor; at Wairau Valley, John Wayman; at Upper Wairau, Buchanan and Jeffries; at Waitohi Valley, William Strachan
  • Flour Mill—Upper Wairau, Henry Godfrey
  • "Spring Creek, F. L. Vi-chermann
  • Shipping—The "Alert," 30 tons. Samuel Bowler, owner
  • Anniversary, the first of November.

Canterbury Provincial Directory.

  • Superintendent—His Honour W. S. Moorhouse
  • Executive Council—C. R. Blakiston, Provincial Secretary, T. S. Duncan, Provincial Solicitor, H. A. Scott, W. Wilkin
  • Provincial Treasurer—J. Marshman
  • Clerk—H. Bainbridge
  • Auditor—R. J. Harman
  • Chief Clerk to the Provincial Secretary —T. W. Maude
  • Assistant—G. Turner
  • Provincial Council—R. Packer, C. W. Bishop, C. B. Fooks, T. S. Duncan, J. T. Cookson, R. Davis, A. Alport, C. Ward, A. Dobbs, C. R. Blakiston, R. H. Rhodes, R. Harman, A. E. White, W. Thomson, C. W. Wyatt, C. Bowen, E. M. Templer, J. Ollivier, J. Miln, E. Latter, E. F. Harston, J. G. Fyfe, T. Potts, R. Higgins, G. A. Ross, W. Wilkin
  • Speaker—C. Bowen
  • Clerk—H. Quin
  • Messengers—R. Whish & A. Barwell

Solicitors.

  • Messrs. T. S. Duncan, C. W. Wyatt, E. F. Harston, W. Williams, E. Johnstone, C. J. Hodgson, J. Hodgson, J. D. Bamford, — Patten

Doctors.

  • Messrs, Alfred Barker — Parkerson, Thos. Fisher, — Coward,—Turnbull, — Hilson, — Chapman

Ecclesiastical.

Episcopal
  • Henry John Chitty Harper, D. D., Bishop of Christchurch; Octavius Mathias, Archdeacon of Akaroa; Benjamin Dudley, Franeis Knowles, James Wilson, William Willock, Charles Bowen, Henry Tendall, W. Aylmer, G. Cotterill, Henry Jacobs,
  • Henry W. Harper, O. Torlesse, C. Alabaster
Wesleyan.
  • James Buller and William Rowse
Free Church.
  • C. Fraser, Christchurch
Church of Rome.
  • Joseph Seon

Auctioneers.

  • Lyttelton—A. J. Alport, F. Noble, Campbell & Co., E. A. Hargreaves
  • Christchurch—J. T. Parkinson, John Ollivier, H. E. Alport, W. D. Barnard
  • Kaiapoi—J. Wylde

Hotels and Public-Houses.

  • Lyttleton—"Mitre," ——;"Robin Hood," P. Cameron; "Canterbury," J. Caton; "Universal," W. Heaphy; "Albion," J. Collier.
  • Christchurch—"Royal Exorsof," J. B. Thomson; "White Hart," C. Newton; "Golden Fleece," J. F. Ballard; "Royal Oak," Whale.
  • Kaiapoi—"Kaiapoi" Hotel, G. F. Day; "Northern" Hotel, J. M. Frazer; "Ferryman's Arms," G. Jackson; "Kaikainui," W. White.
  • Akaroa—"Brace's," S. Gibbs; "Commercial," G. Armstrong; "Peninsular," W. Henderson.
  • Sumner, G. Day; Heathcote Ferry, E. Pearce, "Heathcote Arms"; Ricarton, J. Dilloway, "Traveller's Rest"; Papanui, J. Meddings; Waimakariri Ferry, J; Felton; Rangiora, T. W. Foster, "Lion"; Timaru, H. Cain and S. Williams.

Wine and Beer Licenses.

  • Christchurch—W. Stringer, E. Dillon.
  • Kaiapoi—E. Panckhurst.

Societies, Associations, and Companies.

  • Lyttelton Colonists' Society and Literary Institute
  • Lyttelton Savings' Bank
  • Lyttelton Branch Union Bank of Australia
  • Christchurch Branch Union Bank of Australia
  • Building Society, Lyttelton
  • Canterbury Steam Navigation Company
  • Avon Steam Navigation Company
  • Christchurch Harmonic Society
  • Christ's College Library: Cashel-street, Christchurch
  • Christchurch Mechanics' Institute
  • Canterbury Jockey Club
  • Farmers' Club

Newspapers.

  • "Lyttelton Times," and "Canterbury Standard"

Lyttelton Chamber of Commerce.

  • A. J. Alport, Secretary

Lloyd's Agent.

  • Cookson, Bowler, & Co., Lyttelton

Otago Provincial Directory.

Solicitors, &c.

  • James Howorth, Robert Chapman, Thomas Bannatyne Gillies, M.H.R., Malcolm Graham, E. Peel Kenyon, John McGlashan, "William Johnston, William Stuart, Richard L. Jeffreys.

Ecclesiastical.

Presbyterian Church.
  • Dunedin, First Church—Thomas Burns.
  • "Knox Church—D. M. Stewart.
  • Port Chalmers—William Johnston.
  • Taieri East—William Will.
  • Waihola—John McNicol.
  • Tohomairiro—Alexander B. Todd.
  • Clutha—William Bannerman.
  • Invercargill—Andrew H. Stobo.
  • Taieri West—James Urie.
Episcopalian.
  • Dunedin—E. G. Edwards.
  • Waikowaite—J. A. Fenton.

Newspapers.

  • The "Otago Witness," published weekly, on Saturday
  • The "Otago Colonist," published weekly, on Friday

Societies, &c.

  • Public Hospital—E. Hulme, M.D., Surgeon
  • Otago Property Investment Company —Secretary, Charles Reid
  • Dunedin Building and Land Society— Secretary, John Simpson
  • Total Abstinence Society—President, Dr. Purdie. Vice-Presidents, Revds. R. Hood and D. M. Stewart. Secretary, A. R. Livingstone
  • Libraries—Church Library, Book Club.

Medical Men. Dudedin.

  • Drs. Henry Nelson, Wm. Purdie, E. Hulme, R. Burns.

Hotels.

Dunedin.
  • "Commercial"—G. B. Vanse
  • "Provincial"—Bridgeman McNeill
  • "Queen's Arms "—J. W. Feger
Invercargill.
  • "Albion"—W. Lind
  • "Royal"— — Hughes

Banks. Dunedin.

  • Union Bank of Australia—Manager, Alfred Jackson Accountant, W. T. Green Teller, W. T. Brutton. Discount Days, Monday and Thursday
  • Oriental Bank—Manager, A. G. Anderson
  • Accountant, Edward Ivens

Lloyd's Agent.

  • W. H. Reynolds

Invercargill.

Solicitors.

  • Messrs. Stuart and Hare

Doctors.

  • W. H. Martin, John McCrystal

Ministers & Places Of Worship.

  • There is a large Presbyterian Congregation under the ministry of Rev. Andrew Hamilton Stobo; there is no permanent place of worship yet erected, the meetings are held at present in the Court House.

Hawke's Bay Provincial Directory.

Solicitors.

  • Allen, Charles, Shakespeare-road
  • Boorman, William, Hastings-street
  • Taylor, Brooke, Emerson-street
  • Wilson, J. N., Crown Pros., Shakespeare-road

Surgeons.

  • English, Charles, Waipukurau
  • Hitchings, Thomas, Faraday-street
  • King, Knowles, Tutaekuri

Officiating Clergymen.

  • Barclay, Rev. P., Presbyterian Manse, Chaucer-road
  • Forrest, Rev. —, Roman Catholic, Shakespeare-road
  • Reignier, Rev. —, Roman Catholic Mission, Tutaekuri
  • St. Hill, Rev. H. W., Church of England, Browning-street
  • Wheeler, Rev. E., Church of England, Te Aute
  • Williams, Rev. Samuel, Church of England, College, Te Aute

Societies, &c.

  • Mechanics' Institute
  • Napier Hospital
  • Building Society
  • Choral Society—Meets for practice every Tuesday evening in the Schoolroom
  • Napier Reading Club — Temporary Reading-room open daily at the Golden Fleece Hotel

Trade Directory.