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Mortgage between James Howard (the "Mortgagor"), of Mount Smart, near Auckland, Labourer, and others, dated 6 October 1876

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  • Description

    Between James Howard (the "Mortgagor"), of Mount Smart, near Auckland, Labourer, and a member of the Onehunga Perpetual Land Building and Investment Society; William Stevenson, Merchant; Henry Hardington, Hotel Proprietor; and Robert Bycroft, Miller, all of Onehunga, near Auckland, dated 6 October 1876, regarding Lot 10 of the Subdivision into lots of suburban allotments nos. 1, 2 and 3 of section no. 17, Penrose Junction, Auckland.

  • Other Id

    7760 (Presto content ID)

    MS-360-977 (Reference Number)

    88811 (DBTextworks system ID)

    840/C (Legacy number)

    48761C (Legacy number)

    5.a.607 (Legacy number)

    21M.460 (Legacy number)

    R54.338 (Legacy number)

    55342 (Legacy number)

    136406 (Legacy number)

  • Department

    Manuscripts

Images and documents

Catalogue

  • Object Type

    manuscript

  • Name/Title
    Mortgage between James Howard (the "Mortgagor"), of Mount Smart, near Auckland, Labourer, and others, dated 6 October 1876
  • Primary Maker

     Jackson Russell Tunks & West (Firm)

  • Date
    1876-1896
  • Physical Description

    1 folder (1 item)

  • Collection
    Jackson, Russell, Tunks & West
  • Level of Current Record
    Child
  • Is Part Of

    Jackson, Russell, Tunks & West - Records and Deeds, 1843 - 1939

  • Public Access Text

    Principal Party: Howard, James.

    Includes boundary plan.

    Witness: Witnessed by J.D. [John Dickenson] Jackson, Land Broker, of Onehunga, [Auckland].

    Other Parties Noted: E.J. [Edward John] Gatland, Secretary, and C.C. [Charles Colville] Fleming, Director, of the Onehunga Perpetual Land Building and Investment Society; M. [Murray] Hamilton, Deputy Registrar, of Auckland; R. [Richard] Laishley, High Street, Auckland; and L.H. [Luke Hallam?] Holloway, Deputy Registrar, Auckland.

  • Last Update
    07 Jul 2023
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