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(No •. 34.)

, 188 3.

TASMAN I A.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

CHIEF INSPECTOR OF SHEEP:.

REPORT FOR 1882 ..

Laid upon the Table by Mr. Moore, and ordered by the Council to be printed, July 24, 18:-13. · . .

REPORT OF CHIEF INSPECTOR OF SHEEP.

Office of Inspector of Sheep, 30th june, 1883. Sm, ._,

I HAVE. the honor to submit, for the information of the Government, the following Report for , the .year ending 30th June. · · , ·

In doing so I have endorsed in a great measure the view& of my pred_ecessor, whose death l,.in conjunction with the whole country, deplore.

. I· have the satisfaction of reporting that the sheep throughout the Colony remain free from the Scab disease. Nevertheless the Inspectors have in' nowise relaxed their supervision over all flocks, particularly of sheep sent to public sales; and the greatest care has been taken to prevent the importation of infected sheep into the Colony. -: 1

-By the R.M.S. Carthage, which arrived in Robson's Bay on 30th April last, were imported from England seven sheep found to be infected with Scab disease. These animals were immediately destroyed by order of the Chief Inspector of Stock of Victoria.

The number of sheep returned up to 30th June is about 20,000 less than shown by last year's returns, but, as usual, there are still a few thousands to be accounted for during the next six inonths.

During the year there are always a nuinber of changes amongst owners, and an. accession of new .ones .unacquainted with, the law.

-A considerable number of these send in returns during the last six months of the year. For instance, last year neariy 3500 were returned during the last half, paying, of course, the penalty of an additional one-fourth contribution to -the Scab Act Fund.

Since 1 had the honor of being appointed Chief Inspector I have had every reason to be satisfied with the manner in which the several Inspectors have performed their duties.

. Wheri submitting my Estimates for 1884 I suggested that a contribution of three-eighths of a penny per head should be levied for that year, the one farthing being insufficient to defray the cost of the present staff, which I would strongly urge upon the Government is absolutely necessary to secure the continuance of the existing freedom from disease in the flocks of the Colony.

With five Inspectors the area of country allotted to each is quite as much as can Le kept under proper supervision; and if the extent of their districts were increased some portions would of necessity be neglected, which would cause much dissatisfaction throughout 'the country ...

I trust, therefore, the Government will see the wisdom of maintaining the staff at its present strength.

I beg to call your attention to Appendix G, showing the number of cattle in the Colony. It will be· observed that there. is a falling off of 8000 head. I cannot account for this decrease in any way unless some owners have not given a correct return to the collectors, our herds being entirely free from disease, and I have received no complaints of deaths that would account for the discrepancy.

L· The Re~::~ of Sheep throughout the island, with the names of the owners, and the other usual Returns relating to Sheep, Wool, and Live Stock, are appended.

I have the honor to be, Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

The Honorable W:rLLIAM MooRE, Chief Secretary. W. HARRISON, Cltief Inspector.

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APPENDIX A.

RETURN of Sheep in Tas.mania in the several Municipal and Police .Districts up to the 30th June, 1883, showing their Condition at that date.

Names.

Allison; Nathaniel P. Andrews, Catherine Bisdee,. Alfred H. Bunney, Robert Burbury, William ·Baker, John

· Bisdee, W. M: Colbeck, Henry C. ·chamberlen, H. F. Downie, Wm. & Sons Easton, George Gage, J olm F. Gage, Henry E. Hallett, Chas. Ibbott, John Kermorle, "\V. A. Langdon, Wm·. M'Dowell, Archibald M'Rae, Duncan

nderson, William A At B B B B B B B B B C C C C C C D E E E F F F F G G G Ga H H H H H H H J J

·gent, James rock, Alexander utler, John J. ow hey,· Richard arwick, Joseph lacklow, A. R. lacklow, J. J. arwick, J. vV. rown, John utler, F. F. haplin, Margaret ollis, James urtaine, David hilds, Henry J. ommons, Stephen loak; J. H. avis, \V. T. ddington, John Thomas Iliston, V. R. L. lliott, Mrs. L. itzgerald, John

•orster, Geo. and Thos. indlay, John

1 ergusson, D. V. acre, John F. u~n, William raf, E. rd, Robert

indes, T. R. and J.M. ayes, John arding, R. ylaml, David an~low, George orsfall, 'l'hos. utt, John

ohnson, Samson olmson, John·

Sheep Lambs returned, returned,

1883. 1883.

6128 800 330 40,

9218 750 50 14

1200 -200 80

2891 411 550 50 200 80

2518 -990 160

6545 1400 3000 1200 894 -

6860 1040 3380 -5320 1057 3861 847 3000 1500

33 5 49 17

227 125 249 -110 40

1340 450 140 93 38 15

520 150 120 80 16 -10 -

994 210 20 18 28 12

410 40 6 -

50 5 8 4

120 70 9 2

90 40 110 32 122 45 100 82 240 -

1023 202 99 -

1141 273 395 12 49 29 24 9

188 92 31 8 30 -25 15.

100 -620 200

BOTHWELL.

Slteep Lambs TOTAL. Names. returned, returned, TOTAL.

· 1883. 1888.

6928 Nicholas, William 16,000 2200 18,200 370 Nicholas, Edward, jun. 10,952 4000 ]4,952

9968 North, William 120 - 120 64 Parsoiis, Cecil 1935 - 1935

1200 Reid's, Alex., Estate 4550 814 · 5364 280 Steele, T. E. J. 4000 700 4700

3302 Savage, H. T. 270 114 384 600 Thorne, W. A. 1496 - 1496 280 Todd, Robert C.

2518 Weston, Maurice 10,702 3530 14,232 1150 Webb, Edwin J. 387 353 740 7945 Wood, J olm Denniston 15,273 2746 18,019 4200 Wylie, David 300 25 325 894 Wylie, Chas. 128 19 147

7900 Wood, George 19 13 32 3380 White and Allen 2036 722 2758 6377 4708 125,303 24,765 150,068 4500

BRIGHTON. 38 Jones, Henry 80 - 80 66 Johnson, Joseph ·110 30 140

352 James, G. A. 63 62 125 249 Keating, P. and M. 1764 230, 1994 150 Kemp, G. A. 308 170 478.

1790 Lam prill, Frerlerick 448 300 748 233 Lamprill, William 308 170 478 53 Mann, Ed ward 954 146 1100

670 Mollineaux, Eliza 70 - 70 200 Mortyn, Frederick 185 105 290 16 M'Shane, James 7 7 14 10 .Martin, Alexander 930 470 1400

1204 Matthews, Charles 280 128 408 38 N ewnharn, Henry 480 120 600 40 O'Donnell, James 96 - 96

450 Poynter, Geo. F. B. 830 100 930 6. Parsons, Robert 100 - 100

55 Porter, John 50 - 50 12 Porter; Edward 50 - 50

190 · Propsting, Henry 637 200 837 11 Reynolds, Mrs. M. A. 532 90 622

130 Reynolds, David, (Old 142 Beach) 203 150 353 167 Reynolds, T., sen. 12 - 12 182 Reynolds, Wm. 20 - 20 240 Stanfield, Thomas 390 206 596

1225 Sheppard, John 800 220 1020 99 Sketch, Robert 112 3 115

1414 Smith, Joseph 200 100 300 407 Tonks, Jeremiah 400 190 590

78 Thirlwell, L. C. . 53 - 53 33 Williams, Richard 118 50 168

280 Wheatley, J olm George 80 30 no 39 VVeston, Maurice 3120 184 3304 30 Wood, Thomas 400 300 700 40

100 23,074 6136 29,210 820

Names.

Allison, Israel Arthur B B B B B B B

ayles, R.H. ayles, J. J. ayles, J. & R. ayles, Emerson H. lyth, T. B. arnes, James urbury, ,villiam

Ci·ear, Johanna C. Connell, John

owling, Edward D F inlay, Alex. Fletcher, Mrs. D. S. Gibson, James Gibson, W. H. Gatenby's estate (Robt.) Gatenby, John, jun. Hewitt, H. S. Headlam, Charles Ibbott, George Jones, Robert J. . ..

Alomes, John Alomes, George Ashton, Hugh Atkins, J. Buchanan, Peter Belbin, Edward and

Henry Beauvais, Maria Chipman, John Chipman, Charles Calvert, William T. Calvert, John Calvert, David and Chris-

topher Calvert, Watson Calvert, Mrs. H. Calvert, T. Crane, George Chapman, H. E. Evans, F. Evans, Christopher Gorringe, Charles F. Garlick, David W. Johnson, Thomas J. Johnson, W. Joseph, Arthur Joseph, William

Atwell, John Abey, William Bowman, F. J. Bonney, 'William Best, Jonathan Bennett, James Bramich, T. W. Bramich, Bart.hw. Bonnily, William, jun. Bramich, Ann

Sheep Lambs returned, returned,

1883. 1888.

37 10 6280 1200 2363 748

2928 240 3021 470

4300 -1330 680 llOO 400 7272 1276 8756 2140 4486 756 2677 1165 1225 582 6897 1060 3042 1392 2000 1000 1778 200 880 -420 820

40 -79 23

1522 526 13 -94 18 46 -

4 4 585 -287 86. . 53 24 100 50. 430 100

ll8 27 30 17 25. -

100 75 80 32 91 22 70 7

342 64 40 24

350 150 12 4

100 -80 -

20 20 203 157

2500 800 120 80 390 146 450 350 133

56 40 426 150 56 59

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Sheep ~c:_ TOTAL. Names. returned, returned, TOTAL, 1883. 1883.

CAMPBELL TOWN.

47 Jones, William 7193 - 7193 · 7480 Jones, Robert & Son 3127 1873 5000 3111 Johnson, A. M. & J. 391 ·100 491

Leake, Charles H. 1534 602 2136 . 3168 Lord, David 250 56 306

3491 Markey, John 1500 - 1500 Nicholson, Marion 2286 500 2786

4300 O'Connor, Arthur 11,074 1303 12,377 2010 Parker, A. T. · 2722 660 3382 1500 Fillinger & Sons 3621 - 3621 8548 Riggall, Thomas 2688 500 3188

10,896 Smith, James 600 40 640 5242 Taylor, Robert 1815 550 2365 3842 Taylor, J olm 3518 1141 4659

. 1807 Taylor, David !.• 2746 212 2958 7957 Taylor, J arµes 2107 735 28,12 4434 Thirkell, G. F. 3983 481 4464 3000 Webb, Chas. J. 1040 - 1040 1978 880 112,987 22,892 135,879

1240

CLARENCE.

40 Lewis, David, jun. 456 220 676 102 Lewis, Neil 414 101 515

2048 Lamb, Henry 1308 732' 2040 13 McRorie, Charles 119 44 163

ll2 Morris by, J olm Robert 195 - 195 46 Morrisby, George James 158 58 216

M'Dermott, J olm 600 200 800 8 May, William 218 63 281

585 Musk, Richard 47 24 71 373 Newberry, John 64 - 64 77 Percy, C. F . 60 - 60

150 Pearce, Henry H. 849 295 ·1144 530 Potter, J olm 100 - 100

Pearsall, W. M. 38 - 38 145 Pedder, Walter 120 - 120 47 Richardson, Joseph 200 36 236 25 Rodd, Alexander 36 - 36

175 Stokell, Mrs. 84 54 138 ·112 Stanfield, Daniel 658 250 908 113 Tollard, James 13 - 13 77 Watson, John E. 650 194 844

406 Whelan, Thomas 45 - 45 64 Wins pear, Watson 18 13 31

500 Young, ·William 15 7 22 16 Young and Pearsall 335 55 390

100 80 ll,491 3599 15,090

DELO RAINE.

40 Burke, J olrn 180 100 280 360 Burgess, William 60 60 120

3300 Burg-ess, George 45 50 95 200 Barnard, William 94 76 170 536 Bakes, W., jun. 40 35 75 800 Bailey, Ellen Rose 7 8 15 .133 Bmke, Michael 72 20 92.

96 Byard, James S. 46 38 . 84 576 13yard, James, sen. 39 21' 60 115 Byard, James 25 14 39

Names.

Badcoc Cole, 'I Clark, Coffee, Carner Crowd

k, Samuel 'homas George• Richard

on, Norman er, Chas. 11, W. N. , Creswe

Cook, Cunnin Eastley Ewing Elphin Field, Fowle1 Griffitl Ganno Griffin Gilber Grego1 Gardne Gibson How, How, v How, R How,J Hughe Harve1 Hall, R Hall, D Hall, J How, J Jarman Jarman Jessup, Kerton

Robert glmm, Wm. , Richard

ton, J olm J. g-ton, Adam Jolm ·, Alexander 1s, Benjamin n, Denis , James M. t, Philip -y, Sanmel r, ,Toseph , W. & Son R. w. V. ichard amcs

s, Joseph •,. James obert avid. ohn olm , Mrs. Mary , Josiah Thomas

, William .

Atkins, 'William Archer, .r. & L. _ Axton, Jas. Atkins, ·w. E. Bryan, Jolm Bartley, Arthur Boyes, James J. Bryan, G. A. Baker, Thomas Boyd, Robert Bell, Ann .r ane Bru:mby, :Mansfield Bell, Jolm Cox, James Cameron, Donald Cornish, .r olm Dean, Edward Douglas, H.. H. Ducie, Patrick Ducie, Garrett

'

Edwards, Christopher Fall, Thomas Freeboroug-h, T.

• Gibson, William, & Son Gibson, J olm Gibson, James Gee, Edward, jun. Gilbert, Nicholas

Slteep returned,

1883.

1300 27 32

100 630 35

430 68 20 20 30

236 7248 200 60

100 1600

33 400 46

657 40 60

150 303 122 20

510 120 ·SO 40 45 23 62 30

112 2436 -

48 110 400 932

3140 500 72 30

100 637 124

3166 14,500

486 211 73

245 25 66 34 30

4099 960

2967 82 15

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Lambs Slteep Lamb~ returned, TOTAL. Namea. -neturned, returned, TOTAL.

1883. 1883. 1883.

DELO RAINE-continued.

600 1900 Lovejoy, James ,300 l 150 ·450 23 50 Long, William 60 - 60 12 44 Little, Denzil :218 156 374

100 200 Lacey, Frank '200 - 200 400 1030 Munce, Robert H. '350 225 575 30 . 65 Mitchell, Wm. B. 36 25 61

300 730 Morse, Jas. 60 40 100 24 92 Morse, Chas. 63 - 63 14 34 Manning, Robert 72 - 72 12 32 Oliver, William 100 60 160 30 60 Orchards, William 34 26 60

194 430 Phillips, Charles 190 80 270 3717 10,965 Picket, Glouster 30 20 50

40 240 Poole, Robert 68 32 100 30 90 Powell, Chas. 32 40 72 -., 100 200 Ritchie, James '355 250 605

900 2500 Rose, David 231 129 360 10 43 Robertson, David 27 27 54

100 500 Rookley, Mrs. Eliza 60 40 100 36 82 Reed, Mrs. H. 910 .510 1420

293 950 Shorey, Samuel 14 14 28 25 65 Siri1ms, William 55 43 98 40 100 Smith, Robert 50 20 70 15 165 Spright,,J ohn 48 36 84 45 348 Stubbs, Joseph 41 32 73 80 202 Scott, J as. and A. P. 140 60 200 10 30 Tathill, James 112 90 202

208 718 Tu_rn_er, Joseph 35 20 55 98 218 Thirkell, James 170 157 327 50 130 Wilson, William 17 13 30 30 70 'Wilson, Andrew, jun. 80 10 90

.40 85 Warren, Richard 154 93 247 - 23 Woodbury, J. 42 58 100 48 110 18 48 24;181 12,364 36,545

EVANDALE.

8 120 Hughes, Richard 35 25 60 230 2666 Hogarth, Thomas, sen. 36 80 116

L.1:4 92 Houghton, F. J. 57 83 140 18 128 Hartnoll, William 224 224

240 640 Hardman, Thos. 1401 600 2001 290 1222 Hardi.nan, R. 1000 1000

1300 4440 Hart, James 230 230 250 750 Jacobs, Charles 488 270 758

72 Kirkwood, Wm. 180 20 200 10 40 M'lGnnon, Donald 3753 1350 5103 38 138 Mann, William 51 51 50 687 M'Givney, Philip 180 20 200

110 234 M'Cormack, Edw. 58 30 88 671 3837 M'Gregor, Thomas 86 52 138

4000 18,500 Mann, R. 35 7 42 220 706 Murray, A. G. 39 16 55 77 288 Owen, W. . 90 50 140 25 98 O'Berne, J as. and Bros. 30 30

100 345 Parker, Alfred _ 6122 6122 10 35 Parker, A. T. 2623 280 2903

66 Page, Samuel 1400 300 1700 20 54 Pyke,-Mrs. :151 35 186

30 Price, ,I ohn 280 60 340 831 4930 Pinkard, S. 20 7 27 280 1240 Peters, David :100 100

2967 Ralston, John (late) 7152 1500 8652 38 120 Robotham, George, sen. 1300 700 2000 6 21 Ralston, J. & J. . 5165 1500 6665

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-..: Sheep L=w•a .· Sheep L=w•c Names: .. · : r.etu:rned, retur.ned, TOTAL. Names.- -:retu,r.ned, -returned, ToTAL.

' 1883. 1883. 1883. 1883. , .

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EV ANDALE::_continued.

Richardson, H. 50 - 50 Turner, Thomas 150 · 50 200 Rouse, -Thomas 123 - 123 Trethewie, J'ohn W. ' 3l00 570 3670 Rose; Ann / 35, 22 57 Trethewie, W. J. 4032 624 4656: Robotham, Sa~ah 80° ~ 46 126 Tuck, Thomas 183 137 320, Reed;'F. H .. j 1275 700 · 1975 Viney, Robert 1310 1160 2470 Reeves, R. R. 4227 - 4227' Viney, James• 885 150 1035· Stevenson, James ,- 100 50 150 Whitehead, John 842 348 1190. Stevenson, William U31 C 596 1727 White, William 29 23 52: Smith, Peter 28 22 50 Whittle, William 58 50 108 Smith, John· L. 490 320 810 Whitfield, Alfred 2860 500 3360 Scully, John 12 11 23: Wake & Reed' 400 600 1000 Smith, Alex. 60 45 105 Y oul, Charles 570 830 1400, Stancombe, Tlios. 11536 134 1670 . Youl, Alfred 1596 616 2212 Thompson, James 250 20() 450 Talbot, Thomas 164 40 204 93,462 23;695 117,157

/

FINGAL.

Alford, Charles 3009 450 3459 M'Kenzie,. Peter 1600 320 1920 Anderson, John M'Kenzie, John 2300 !

- 2300 Alford, F. A. 200 50 250 Massey, John C. 650 200 850 Archer, Daniel 8904 1037 · 9941 Marshall, J as. 400 50 450. Adams, E. J. 468 100 568·\ Markey, John 1600 1300 2900' Boultbee, John F. 730 420 1150 Nesbitt, Peter 1750 250 2000 Becker, August 1050 350 1400 O'Connor, Arthur 12,743 5155 .17,898 Becker, G. G. ; 385 215 600 Oliver and M'Kercher 260 240 500 Cornish, John

l '19 7 26 Parker, Charle_s A. 4659 1004 5663 Crisp, G. A-. ' 900 200 1100 Parker, T. H. 2763 1000 3763 Chapple, Isaac ' 30 20 50 Reeves, Richard 7860 3450 11,310 · Cameron, Donald - 2000 2000 Ransom, Thomas 6310 1300 7610 Dimmocks, John 25 15 40 Rigney, James 7775 1200 8975' FitzGerald, W. H. 2852 678 3530 Steel, John 2700 400 3100 Foster, C. W. 610 180 790 ·Story, John. · 960 400 1360 Groom, Francis 1860 775 2635 Stanfield; John 1315 441 1756 Grueber, Stephen H. 2660 800 ,3460 _ Stieglitz Brothers 2689 600 3289 Gatty, John ., 144 364 508 Stieglitz, H. G. 5248 1550 6798 Gill, H. H. 2207 600 2807 Speers, Robert 300 150 450 Gibson, W. H. Salter, Chas. 40 36 76 Hepburn, James 2212 421 2633 W arland, Edmund '75 23 98 Harper, David- 198 42· 240 Wardlaw, Robert 984 - 984 Hewitt, H. S.

' 5300 1700 7000 Woodbury, Henry 200 60 26)

Legge,. Robert V. 2460 1010 3470 Wardlaw, Jas. 900 400 1300 Leggins, Wm. 120 30 150· M'Kerizie, Robert· 2388 770 3158 105,872 32,203 138,075 ' M'Kenzie, William 1060 440 1500

GEORGE TOWN.

Adams, J as;. 1200- 1200 Coward, Charles 300 100 400-Almond, Moses 36 16 52 Coope, James _ . 250 154 404

· Aikman, James ~60 150 510 Copplestone, Henry, jun. 1300 200 1500 Annear, William : 52 18 70 Coward, George . 500 100 600 Baker, Edwin 3050 600 3650 Dally, Job 250 50 300 Barrett, Samuel 600 l' 100 700 Dormauf, George 28 8 36, Barrett, Thos. (Long 425 425 Edwards, Chas. 80 35 115·

Island) Flood, William 200 200 Brewer; A'.lfred W. 1!!00 1400 Green, c. (Southern 1050 450 1500 Brewer, P. R. & T. H.· 450 450 900 Sisters. Id.) B<riven, Samuel 2027 52 20'Z9 Gardner, Robert 600 140 740 Brown, Peter· 800 30 830 Gillespie, David 300 300 Beedon, Lucy J 14:00 150 1550 Hills, Henry 1479 150 1629 Beedon's Estate (James) Harley, _Chas . . (Cape 1000 200 1200 Beedon, Henry ·_ - 300 100 400 . Barren) ~ Baudinet, Chas. C. . ·300 300 Hurst, -Thomas 22 10 32 (;ounsel, Lawrence W. 1652 376 2028 Hurst, J.C. 60 60

Names.

Hingston, John Hardman, Thos. Johnston, John Johnston, James Jackson, Robert Lockwood, George Lambert, James Long, James Lawton, William Lutwyche, Brereton Lathey, James M'Laine, John (Clark's

Island Malley, J. & T. M organ, William Newman, Thomas Owen, John

Amos, Alfred J. & Louis Amos, Adam J. Amos, Alfred· Amos, Susan Allen, Albert .A.Uen, Anne Butler, Joseph Buckley, Charles Barber, Robert Board, John Cotton, Francis, sen. Cotton, Arthur Cotton, Joseph Cotton, Henry Drake, Samuel T. Dodge, James ' Gill, F. M. Harvey, Henry Hume, Elizabeth Hepburu, Mrs. Hepburn, Robert Hill, Alfred Fredk. Jennin(J's, Luke King-, John W. & F. M.

Gill

isdee, :M:rs. E. R. B

B B B D

Beard, Nathaniel owman, A. P. lackwell, Samuel essier, J. & W. owling, A.

Flexmore, Oscar & J. Foster, James Goninge, Thomas Hadden, James ..J ..J J

ohnson, William, sen. ohnson, Edmund ohnson, Joseph

Jones, Henry Kirwin, Thomas

nnro, William M N icholls, R. J.

Sheep returned,

1883.

250 5000 280 180 330 290 700 120

1850 180

1116 2000

300 2600 278 68

3300 800

1450 90

135 73

306 1201

20 40

2110 1228 1576 2599

60 1184 800 600 148 880 101

86 1647

1979 203

1550 700

40 1500 700 188 670 600 476 800 360

1390 27

440 45

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Lambs Sheep Lambt1 returned, TOTAL, Names. returned, returned, TOTAL,

1883. 1883. 1883. '

G EO RG E 'l'O WN-continued. 52 302 Parker, Alfred 6288 910 7198

1300 6300 Proctor, John 67 23 90 52 332 Robinson, Henry \.Tin 1359 - 1359 70 250 Kettle and Woody d.)

120 450 Ross, Alex. 1400 200 1600 60 350 Simpson, John 220 100 320

300 1000 Smith, Emmeline 108 74 182 54 174 Stonehouse,· Thomas 900 50 950

1260 3110 Smith, Robert 29 29 58 - 180 Targett, Sidney 30 28 58

120 1236 Tar~ett, Thomas 60 50 110 500 2500 Tay or, Thomas 100 - 100

Tregurtha, Chas. A.' 247 163 410 100 400 Taylor, H. W. 130 - 130 450 3050 White, A. D. 215 20 235 70 348 15 83 48,166 9809 57,975

. GLAMORGAN. 700 4000 Keefer, John 400 250 650 200 1000 Lyne, Frederick 2132 468 2600 450 1900 Lyne, Henry 950 400 1350 40 130 Lyne, John 37 - 37 35 170 Lyne, William 5069 1058 6127 7 80 Lyne, Clarence J. 2250 550 2800

90 396 Lyne, Carmichael 1552 212 1764 107 i308 Luttrell, Edgar - 20 Lyne, Albert 1900 1100 3000 25 65 Marshall, Henry 600 200 800

562 · 2672 Meredith, John 4229 722 4951 840 2068 Marshall, Roger 530 170 700 586 2162 _Madsen, J.P. 70 10 80 949 3549 · Mitchell, Edwin 1843 120 1963

Mitchell, Mark S. 4000 1100 5100 . 20 80 Robertson, Alex. 280. 60 340 420 1604 Robertson, Adam 800 200 1000 160 960 Rust, Walter 1900 400 2300 350 950 Shaw, Frederick 1800 406 2206 12 160 Stieglitz, C. H. 418 -107 525

400 1280 Thombury, William ·400 128 528 20 121 Watson, Robert 1058 201 1259 34 120 Wardlaw, Robert 2514 594 3108

368 2015 55,166 14,831 69,997

GREEN PONDS. 621 2600 Pitt, Thomas and George 1350 213 1563 130 333 Pennecuick, James, sen. 180 140 320 450 2000 .Plater, Thomas 122 22 144 300 1000 Page, Alfred 3620 1200 4820 12 52 Picken, John 58 - 58

450 1950 Stone, Thomas 220 85 305 - 700 Smith, Charles ,, 22 - 22

188 376 Southwood, John J~g- 120 320 200 870 Thorne, W. A. 1530 5888 - 600 Taylor, James 264' - 264 52 528 Weston, Maurice 1270 30 1300

400 1200 Weeding, Thomas 246 52 298 80 440 Webb, James .100 60 160

450 1840 Wrighton, James 200 11 211 3 30 White, Wm. M. 1135 455 1590

240 680 2 47 '24,913 7496 32,409

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·I "~%:/:a, ,::::::;;,, T=~-1 N=~- ,,1!:.:!'oo, ,::::::;:,,, I ToTAL. 1883. 1883. 1883. 1883. -

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Names.

GREAT LAKE.

Brown, Nicholas J. 3914 - 3914 Maclanachan, James 3096 - 3096 Brown, William Morrison, Andrew 2312 - 2312, Downie, William & Sons 6996 - 699G Oliver, Thomas Flexmore, Oscar & John 7510 · - 7510 Fillinger & Sons 8796 - .8796 Flexmore, K. and A. 4259 - 4259 ~arsons, C. '47~8 .. - 4728 -

Headlam, Charles { 8379 - 8379 Wood, J. D. 4550 700 · 5250 Warner, Alfred 16 12 28

Hadden,· Ja mes 4181 900 5081 You), Charles 3000 - 3000 Johnson, Edmund 3800 800 4600 Keach, G. W. 3"274 - 3274 68,811 . 2412 71,223

GLENORCHY.

Bilton, Henry 162 68 230 Murray, William 41 - 41 Brent, F. F. 70 20 90 Penn-Smith, H. C. 42 30 72 Cameron, D. 100 - 100 Pell, Thomas 12 12 Cronan, Jeremiah 85 17 102 , Stanfield, T. W. 209 21 230 Forsythe, J. & J. 30 16 46 Triff"et, Edward 21 12 33 Hull, H. J. & J. D. 8 - 8 Tilyard, John 30 30 60 Hazell, C. D.· 24 4 28 Wilkinson, John 17 2 19 Howell, J. 50 - . 50 Massey, T. W. 120 60 180 1401 280 1681 Miller, Charles 100 - 100

HAMILTON.

Abel, John 250 200 450 Jones, Charles T. :2828 1811 4639. Byrne, Jolm 223 71 294 Jackson, Henry 100 52 152 Brown, Nicholas J. 4600 2000 6600 King, John 3350 840 4190 Bethune, John c. and 2742 673 3415 Langdon, Albert 200 50 250

Walter R. M. Lane, James, sen. 360 40 400 Bethune, W. R. M. 1555 612 2167 Langdon, William 20 13 33 Bethune, J. R. D. · 2778 568 3346 Lane, James Thos. 350 ' 50 400 Bryant, James 800 200 1000 M'Carthy, Peter 20 12 32 Browning, James 60 25 I 85 Marzetti, C. T. H. 521 448 969 Butler, J. J; 3649 1079 4728 Nicholas, Henrie 17,020 4300 21,320 Byrne, J arnes, jun. 12 - 12 Nicholas, Edward, jun. 3700 - 3700 Clarke, Joseph 25,671 6244 31,915 Parsons, Cecil J. 3145 1328 4473 Cashion, William 90· 20 no Sibley, William 335 30 365 Clarke, James 420 80 500 Triffett, John F. 370 80 450 Downie, 'William & Sons 6216 2118 6334 Triffett, Mrs. M. E. 850 400 1250 Dixon, W. K. 8010 1440 9450 Webberley, Isaac 102 70 172 Eyles, George 160 106 266 Walker, Jqhn F. 2981 763 3744 Gellibrand, Walter A. B. 13,568 2080 15,648 W ebberley, Thos .. 60 40 100 Hills, J osepl:i 7 - 7 Jenkins, William 100 24 . 124 112,573 28,717 141,290 Jones, Robert J. & W." -7250 950 8200

-HORTON. Atkinson, Thomas 29 15 44 Dallas, Robert 26 18 44-Anderson, S. J. 40 20 60 Dea vin, William 50 50 Armstrong, Mary 19 10 29 Daniman, · Tasman 90 80 I70· Alexander, Joseph 90 51 141 Ferguson, Jolin A. 235 230 465 Boatwright, Wm. 55 50 105 Ford, Frederick W. 1282 566 1848, Burke, Michael 200 50 250 Ford, Charles F. 220 130 350 Boyd, Alfred H. 63 63 Ford, F. F. 65 20 85 Breheney, Thomas 32 32 64 Garner, Harriet 60 30 90 Byrne, John 52 52 Grey, Chas. 49 18 67 Carroll, Denis 70 10 80 Hills, Henry 193 91 284 Collins, John Bennett 4 4 8 House·, Thomas 80 35 ll5 Cross, Thomas 20 14 34 Hill, Robert 33 15 48 Carroll, Patrick 16 16 Jones, ·william 85 85

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Sheep L=Ml::J Sheep Lm~, L::_ 1Vames. 1·eturned, 1·etU1·ned, TOTAL. Name.~. returned, 1·eturned, TOTAL.

1883. 1883. 1883. 1883.

HORTON-continued.

King, James George 1771

75 252 Robotham, John 48 48 King, Thomas J. B. 122 90 212 Stuchbury, Thomas W. 66 2 68 Kay, Albeit B. 340 160 500 · Smith, J. W. Norton 4000 1030 5030 1\1:edwin, Margaret 56 13 69 Smith, Charles T. 280 150 430 Med win, l\iatliias . 45 15 60 Smith, Joseph 31 30 61 Medwin, Edwin 64 - 64 Smith, Jolm 20 11 31 1\1:'Kenzie, R. ,v. 120 40 160 Spinks, B~njamin 80 70 150 Morey, Ja cob 184 18 202 Shekleton, George 31 9 40 Ollington, Thomas 76 36 112 Shekleton, A. 54 30 84 Ollington, William 89 37 126 Smedley, Ann 61 30 91 O'Connor, Kenneth 43 15 58 Wells, Henry W. 138 100 238 Oldaker, W. H. 20 4 24 Wells, W. J. 65 58 123 Powlett, J olm 20 - 20 Williams, W. 80 70 150 Quiggin, Robert 150 50 200 Wells, James 28 23 51 Reid, William J. C. 30 30 60 Reid, James H. 418 190 608 10,094 3875 13,969-

HOBART AND KTNGBOROUGH.

Bayley, James 30 20 50 J olmston, Archibald 420 - 420 Davis, James 403 150 553 Pybus, Richard 168 35 203 Denne, Henry T. 100 40 140 'Young, Samuel T. 1680 270 1950 Denne, D. C. 207 57 264 Young, John & Edward 252 50 302 Ferguson, William 1000 200 1200 Whayman, Rd. 200 20 220 Grove, J aim ,,v m, 10 6 16 Hallett, William 4494 852 5346 Hazell, C. D. 24 4 28

HUON.

Allen, H.J. 12 5 17 Linnell, John 137 30 167 Bird, ·Rev. B. S. 121 57 178 N ewbon, .. William 3 3 6 Clark, James 70 22 92 Parsons, Silas G. 100 30 130 Cuthbert, William 36 12 48 Reynolds, H. C. 600 - 600 Devereux, Philip 197 68 265 Sherwin, Ge01;ge Green 115 21 136 Davis, Thomas 998 150 1148 Smith, John 16 16 32 Davis, George 394 80 474 Walton, Thomas 8 - 8 Francom be, Mrs. E. 21 15 36 Wallace, Wm. 100 100 200 Griggs, George 65 21 · 86 Wright, W. 100 100 200 Griffiths, Alfred 20 - 20 Wal she, Thomas 100 20 120 Hill, F. B. 100 - 100 Herring, F. 4 4 8 4190 908 5098 Kellaway, J. W. 873 154 1027

LONGFORD.

Archer, .T oseph 4306 1246 5552 Beckett, Richard 54 34 88 Archer, vV. H. D. 5167 1224 6391 Brooks, Daniel 8 8 Archer, Alfred 3076 1116 4192 Burton, Charles 16 16 Archer, Basil 6352 2546 8898 Bemont, George 20 20 Archer, Joseph Robert 5835 2165 8000 Burke, Henry 25 15 40 Armstrong, Alexander 66 15 81 Bennett, Miles 200 200 Arthur, George 20 20 Butterfield, Francis 17 17 Ayton, George 59 57 116 Beveridge, William 33 5 38 Armstrong, .William 226 163 389 Blair, Jolm 328 180 508 Armstrong, Thomas 157 30 i87 Barker, Alfred 35 35

. Brumby, Charles 150 163 313 Barrett, Thomas 2200 944 3144 Brumby, Alfred 500 200 700 Cox, George 644 377 1021 Bmm by, John 42 40 82 Chapple, John 40 20 60 Bmmby, Mansfield 38 2 40 Chilcott, William 110 110 220 Bmmhy, James W. 623 260 883 Cullen, Charles 82 102 184 Brumby, Samuel 305 300 605 Corney, Arthur N. 220 180 400 Bartlett, Thomas 8 2 10 Conn, John 50 40 90 Bird, J oscph 94 50 144 Cullen, J olm 33 35 68

11

' Sheep· La:mbs Sheep Lambs

Names. returned, returned, TOTAL. Names. returned, returned, TOTAL.

1883. 1883. 1883. 1883.

LONGFORD-continued.

Campbell, A. 194 24 218 Mason, Henry 1817 500 2317 Dryden, John 500 200 700 Murfett, Edward 120 - 120 Dodery, William 756 503 1259 M urfett, David 30 30 60 .Dargavel, Robert & Wm. 950 260 1210 Murfett, James 45 5 50 Dumaresq, H. R. 467 138 605 Murfett, Robert 25 12 37 Eastoe, David 90 75 165 M'Kenzie, Alexander 189 139 328 Eastoe, James 10 - 10 Mitchelson, Patrick 300 100 400 Faulkner, H. R & J.W. 600 - 600 M'Kendrick, James 82 30 112 Field, William · 3iOO 1160 4260 M'IGnnon, A. M. 1200 400 1600 Field, Charles 2425 - 2425 Murnane, Edw. 96 24 120 Fletcher, F. T. 80 52 132 Masters, George 12 - 12 Francom be, Joseph 70 30 · 100 M'Bain, Alexander 47 55 102 Fletcher, Mrs. D.S. 1190 935 2125 Molloy, Henry 55 49 104 Francom be, Chas. 14 14 28 O'Connor, Arthur 8433 120 8553 · Gibson, William & Son 2474 899 3333 Pitt, William 765 65 830 Green, James 1314 262 1576 Parker, A. C. 6812 1830 8642 Gos.s, James 26 21 47 Pye, Henry 50 20 70 Goss, William 105 40 145 Paul, Isaac 40 50 90 Goody, Isaac 40 20 60 Pitt, William 100 21 121 Gatenby, John 2726 740 3466 Pike, M.A. 230 - 230 Gatenby, William 1630 640 2270 Price, Samuel 26 14 40 Gatenby, Herbert 3694 1102. 4796 Ritchie, George 160 90 250 Greig, James 40 40 80 Rudd, John 16 16 32 Gregory, George 834 200 1034 Ransom, Samuel James 100 50 150 Gatenby, Ernest 683 - 683 Rnppin, J olm 86 73 159 Garcie, Thomas 18 - 18 Strickland, William 12 '6 18 Griffiths, C. G. 36 - 36 Saltmarsh, Richard 280 120 ,400 Howard, James 24 20 44 Saltmarsh, James 200 60 260 Hall, John 105 60 165 Shipp, Henry 20 - 20 Hopkins Brothers 400 400 800 . Smith, William 73 20 93 Howard, William 26 4 30 Skirving, Andrew 71 62 133 Hunter, M. E. 258 - 258 Smith, Henry 22 27 49 Hingston, William J. 37 36 73 Smith, J olm L. 100 50 150 Heath, Thos. 18 16 34 Summers, Thomas 130 52 182 Hortle, T. W. 142 30 172 Scolyer; R. 22 12 ·34 Herbert, Charles 47 5 . 52 Spencer, Georg·e . 141 60 201 Hughes, John 140 105 245 Thirkell, James 7709 'l?676 11,385 Ives, William · 20 20 40 Toosey, James Denton 3490 950 4440 Keane, William 1016 360 1376 ,Tei'ry, Mrs. M. A. 40 38 78 Ling, Elija~1 174 144 318 Tubbs, Daniel 30 18 48 Ling, James 15 - 15 Wilmore, J olm 324 174 498 Lansdell, Isaac 99 80 179· Ward, Anthony 14 10 24 Lawrence, Effingham B. 2760 920 3680 Walker, Wm. 50 30 80 Lee, William 114 100 214 'Wiley, Jervis 23 5 28 Lee, Samuel - 30 32 62 Wise, Robert 180 140 320 Lee, John 35 30 65 Wise, Richard·. 32 30 62 Lee, Charles 28 2 30 Walker, Chas. 100 15 115 Lucas, Daniel 42 - 42 Watson, Thos. M. 90 70 160 Lawson, Henry 86 20 106 1 Walker, John 95 - 95 L.ucas, Chas. 180 100 280 Longluim, Rev. Josh. 52 - 52 95,137 30,778 125,915

NEW NORFOLK.

Allwright, Tlwmas 30 30 60 Hamilton, W. D. . 644 450 1094 Adams, Henry 20 - 20 Holmes, Captain 23 21 44 Barker, R. 91 36 127 Inge, George 33 10 43 :Barwick, R. vV. 2280 620 2900 Jeffrey, Maurice T. 182 9 191 Bethune, W.R. M. 1198 89 1278 Lloyd, Chas. G. H'. 200 150 350 Barnett, Maurice 20 20 Murray, Rev. W.W. F. • 20 20 Cawthorn, Henry, & 1700 300 2000 Martin, Thomas 100 20 120

Brothers Moore, J. A. 306 30 336 Doran, William 249 151 400 Maddox, Chas. 18 18 Dean, Ellis 1347 93 1440 Nicholson, Ringrose 800 200 1000· Downie, W., & Sons 108 108 Pilkington, William 110 50 160 · Garrard, Rev. Thomas 4 4 Pilcher, F. & W. 114 16 130

Sheep Lambs Sheep

LwM, 1~ ]fames. returned, 1·eturned, ToT..1.L. Names. returned, 1·etnrned, TOTAL.

1883. 1883. 1883. 1883.

NEW NORFOLK-continued.

Read, Rohert C. 643 391 1034 Triffett, W. & Co. 900 300 1200 Rainbird, T. 4 - 4 Wilson, Frederick L. 1120 300 1420 Shone, 'I.'homas A. 35 - 35 Willson, Daniel 100 20 120 Shoobridge Brothers 3432. 1000 4432 Williams, Robert 206 54 260 Sharland, vV. C. 430 152 582 Young, Robert 3260 640 3900 Terry, E.W. 200 - 200 Young, Jas. H. 60 15 75 Triffott, F. J. 580 170 750 Terry, John L. 220 147 · 3(i7 20,787 5455 26,242

OATLANDS.

Agnew, C. S. 4347 46 4393 Lyne, Louis W. 1629 620 2249 Adams, George 40 40 80 Lord, John 1443 362 1805 Archer, Edward 1499 . 459 1958 Lodge, Joseph 90 55 145 Barwick, Stephen and 447 259 706 Lord, J olm Carr 2200 600 2800

Andrew M'Ardell, Patrick 80 40 120 Barwick, T. G. 206 90 296 Morrison, Andrew 6423 1900 8323 Barwick, Thomas 930 340 1270 Maclanachan, James 1955 1167 3122 Bisclee, Alfred H. 6316 1681 7997 Meaburn, Mrs. 281 83 364 Bacon, Honora 290 120 410 M'Auliff, Mrs. Bridget 51 30 81 Burbury, William 13,200 4000 17,200 Munnings; George 900 450 1350 Bidgood, James 3048 264 3312 Mitchell, F. W. 1268 250 1518 Bailey, J olm 48 12 60 Mitchell, Rev. F. W. 11 3 14 Beven, Thomas 100 - 100 N ettlefold, Thomas and 1570 430 2000 Bailey, Thomas 17 13 30 George Beven, Michael 500 100 600 O'Connor, Arthur 11,057 2020 13,077

· Byers, J amcs 50 35 85 O'Brien, Patrick 40 20 60 Bailey, John 99 26 125 O'Connor, Chas. A. 80 - 80 Brown, Thomas 2200 - 2200 Parker, E. R. 11,397 3085 14,482 Brock, Henry 660 60 720 Page, Sydney 250 83 333 Campbell, Peter 4 2 6 Page, Samuel 2900 670 3570 Campbell, Rev. L. 60 22 82 Parker, Alex. 120 - 120 Campbell, John 15 15 30 Pillinger, James & Son 3621 - 3621 Cleary, John 16 16 32 Palmer, George 482 150 632 Campbell, J. G. 1044 350 1394 Powell, •Sarah 67 35 102 Dowling, Edward 5488 1550 7038 Roe, John Rowland 2104 415 2519 Easton, David 2704" 341 3045 Rubens, George 224 100 324 Exton, vVm. 967 201 1168 Rowland, John 36 12 48 Emery, James 24 - 24 Reynolds, David 240 160 400 Farrelly, Bryan 62 42 104 Sturgeon, Richard 900 600 1500 Fisher, Edward 175 80 255 Scott, Alexander llOO 400 1500 Farrow, David 104 - 104 Savage, R. { 47 13 60 Gason, Francis 48 20 68 2500 500 3000 Guthrie, Patrick 660 290 950 Scott, Mungo 42 34 76 Gatenby, Arthur 404 350 754 Stonehouse, Wm. 1500 200 1700

. Gibson, James 1302 796 2098 Salmon, Joseph 548 153 701 Gason, Jolm 61 53 114 Scott, William 50 40 90 Hart, Henry 182 50 232 Sawford, Wm. 340 - 340 Hanison, Thomas J. 3433 603 4036 Wilson, George 5300 900 6200 Headlam, Charles 7217 1250 8467 Weeding, James 1679 528 2207 Headlam, Charles 3000 700 3700 Wilson, William 466 134 600 Headlam, H. E. 6700 1300 8000 Wilson, Thomas 61 19 80 Hughes, James 66 44 no Weeding, Charles R. 12 - 12 Harrison, Richard ;7600 800 2400 Willitt, Joseph 4i 23 64 Hampton, Thomas 70. 38 108 Woods, Oliver 100 60 160 Higgins, John 220 180 400 White, J olm E. 100 30 130 Holdsforth, Thomas 70 50 120 Wilson, John 321 7 328 Hall, F. B. 300 200 500 Wilson, D., & Brothers 2243 261 2504 Hyland, Thomas 20 - 20 Wills, C. J. 50 20 70 Jones, Jolm 1290 410 1700 W ceding, James 105 35 140 Jones, Frederick 80 24 104 Wilson, Alexander 130 80 210 Jones, William 7371 2018 9389 Weeding, F. ll2 8 120 Jones, James 21 - 21 Kermode, W". A. -·2347 - 2347 149,288 36,125 185,413

.13

Sheep L•- _:J Sheep Lambs '

·Names. returned, ~etur.ned, TOTAL. Names. 1·eturned, retw·ned, TOT.AL.

1883. 1883. 1883. 1883.

I

PORT SORELL.

. Addison, Edwin 102 102 Goold, Mrs. Rhoda 60 30 90 Arnott, Hcnrv 7 5 12 Goss, Robert 72 72 Andrews, J. • Haydon, Thos. 35 20 55 Arnott, Robert 30 6 36 Hay, David W. 6 6 12 Addison, Thomas 50 40 90 Hales, James 76 52 128 Bramich, Joseph, sen. 20 20 Hardy, T. W. 60 36 96 Bramich, T. jun. 12 12 24 Husband, James & John 204 160 364 Bramich, John 20 20 40 Hazlewood, Henry J. 50 30 80 Beveridge, Robert 78 66 144 Hudson, Wm. 28 20 48 Baker, Edwin 1020 · 200 1220 Hearps, J. 28 25 53 Bonney, James 70 20 90 Hope, Jolrn 240 160 400 Bonney, Thomas 40 40 Hope, A. 11 11 22 _Brothers, David 45 15 60 Hudson, John 30 21 51 Barnes, William 32 28 60 Harrison, George 33 12 45 Brown, James 53 43 96 Hamilton, Alexander 50 35 85 Bates, George 42 17 59 Hanton, H. 53 53 Butt, James 65 65 130 Howard, VVm. 98 98 Braid, William 91 99 190 Ingram, George · 69 45 114 Bibra, Wm. T. Von 260 124 384 Ingram, Giles T. 53 66 118 Baker, W. B. 21 6 27 Jeffery, D. 150 100 250 Boutcher, E. 53 61 114 Jupp, Peter 30 34 68 Buck, George 52 2 54 Jarman, James 79 79 Bryan, George 90 90 Kenner, R. W. 9 16 25 Boutcher, J a:ines 80 60 140 Kenner, ,J olm 5 3 8 Burt, Henry 40 30 70 Kelcey, S. 210 80 290 .Bonner, - Kelly, James 16 24 40 Bingham, John 55 44 99 King, Thomas 70 29 99 Button, W. B. 41 30 71 Loane, l\L W. 94 26 120 Bat1lch, Moses 23 23 Lillico, Hugh 13 18 31 Burgess, Bernard 60 40 100 Lillico & Grant 132 60 192

•Courn,el, Bartholomew 140 40 180 Lillico, Thomas 170 70 240 Carstairs, J olm & A. 228 180 408 Lancaster, Robert 44 36 80 -·Chamberlain, H. J. 300 224 524 Lehman, Jacob 40 38 78 ,Claridge, Willi3:m 56 48 104 Luttrell, R. F. 155 120 275 ,Craigie, Andrew 29 8 37 Lamprey, Albert - 36 34 70 -Crawford, Col. A. 34 9 43 Manley, Robert 248 :rno 408 -Crawford, Fredk. 42 13 55 Martin, William 101 50 151 ,Crawford Brothers 122 68 190 Morse, William 100 100 ,Clarke, Thomas M. 26 27 53 Morse, Edwin 102 48 150 :Callaghan, Patrick 119 75 194 Morse, James 72 72 Clark, William 60 60 K'Kenna, J as. 50 50 100 Clark, Eli · '65 55 120 Mulligan, Elizabeth 40 34 74 Carey, Joseph 40 15 55 M'Culloch, Jas. 21 26 47 Carey, John 9 9 M'Laren, Duncan 41 20 61 Cowle, T. P. & T. W. 90 53 143 M'Culloch, Andrew 61 60 121 Cooper, Henry 96 80 176 M'Culloch, Robert 20 20 Cotton, F. H. 106 40 146 M'Culloch, Peter ~50 50 :Cocker, J olm 45 45 M'Culloch, Hugh 128 15 143 •Cocker, David 46 24 70 M'Farlane, John 90 '90 Dumbleton, Major A. V. 385 104 489 M'Culloch, John 31 29 60. Douglas, Peter J. 180 120 300 Marquis, Donald 4 4 Dick; Robert 112 16 128 Mason,• William 46 30 76 Duff, John 84 60 144 Morris, Alex.· 30 30 Davies, H. 45 30 75 Morris, William 40 40 80 _Drew, Amos 25 22 47 Mason, Samuel 20 20 Eagle, Jolm 31 25 .56 Moore, William 100 100 Easton, Edward 30 10 40 Maddox, F. 53 37 90 Frampton, James H. 61 45 106 M'Innes, Lachlan 24 24 48 Findlay, A. & W. 35 25 60 Murfett, Richard 200 100 300 Foster, Daniel 60 20 80 Nibbs, William. 27 21. 48 French, Daniel 80 80 Oldaker, Francis 68 60: 128 •Grealey, Thomas 16 7 23 Oppenheim, B. S •. 100 100 200 -Good, David 11 16 27 Powell, John 120 80 200 Gibson, John, & Bros. 80 70 150 Pease, Robert 40 44 84 -Groom, W .. S. 54 47 101 Parker, John 23 39 62 Graham, J ~nathan 50 50 100 Polden, 'l'homas 12 6 18 Greenhill, A. 10 10 Ponsonby, M. de H. 30 30 6Q

Names.

Riggs, William Risby, Andrew F. Roach, M. Rockliff, Henry Rockliff, George Rockliff, J olm Reynolds, J arnes Rockliff, Fredk. Rocklifi; Francis Rockliff, Francis Robson, David Reid, Jolm Russell, John Revell, J olm Roberts, Revd. Claude

W.,B.A. Stewal't, R. P. Snare, Robert Spurr, James Shaw, Thomas Smith, Ja mes Shields, Isabella Srnitl1, vV. Stratton, ,John Stevensou, John M. Sykes, Benjamin 8tnbbings, James Smith, J olm M. Thomas, H. S.

Mrs. Eliza Burn, Broad1 Butclie Brain, Brain, Broad1 Brock, Briggs Blackb Beven, Burritl Beven, Clebur Cosgro Corrig De Bo Ellis, V Evans, Elliott, Flexmo Forsyt Goo;h, Grego1 Grieve Greenl Grice, Hotlgs Harris Howle Howle Howle Havto Hotlgs

·ibb, William, sen. r, Miss Martha Wm. Jolm ·ibb, Henry James H.J.

; Hemy urn, ·wm. T. Jolm

ge, Mrs. Edward

ne, Mrs. Harriet ve, Thos. D. an, F. rnford, Mrs. L. incent Arthur Thomas re, K. & A.

h, James ·in, R. C. -y, John ~, William aw, William Dickenson on, William on, Thomas tt, Alfred tt, Charles tt, ,vm. n, vVilliam on, Joseph

Sheep re'turned,

1883.

31 54

120 107 83

100 25

119 45 40 72 10 36 28 36

103 23 40 30

435 55 30 12 47 34 40 43 80

765 700

1094 300 910 300

1650 537

4 40

682 54

666 200

9 50

2500 153 62

3441 177 259 17

170 202 35

1260 390 46

.12 200 100 193

14

Lambs

S'oTAJ I &up Lambs

returned, Names. returned, TOTAL. 1883. 1883.

returned, 1883.

PORT SORELL-continued.

29 60 Treb1icock, w·. J. 20 - 20 41 95 Trebilcock, Thomas 80 40 120 80 200 'l'hompson, J arnes 165 79 244 71 178 Thornpson, Peter 30 25 55 81 164 Tyler, Isaac 91 69 160 70 170 Taxworth, J olm 30 30 60 25 50 Templar, J olm 6 4 10 61 -180 'l'hompsou, John 60 20 so-38 83 Turnbull, A. 100 60 160· 30 70 Warner, Lt .. -Col. A. H. 55 44 99 - 72 Weeks, Hemy 98 - 98 10 20 Winspear, Roger 80 40 120' 44 80 ·walker, John 60 50 110 20 48 Westcombe, Donald 76 40 ]16 - 36 Wilson, H. J. 227 193 420·

Wright, W. H. 100 40 140· 30 133 "Wright, W. F. 213 137 350 18. 41 Weller, Godfrey 12 11 23· 30 70 Williams, Hemy 40 - 40 38 68 Whiley, Williams 199 75 274 65 500 Whiley, George 200 - 200· 15 70 vVooclrooffe, A. G. 40 30 70 22 52 Walker, William 65 35 100 - 12 Williams, William 150 93 243 38 85 Young, A. 85 14 99 - 34 Yaxley, Thomas 60 - 60 - 40 Young, Jolm 44 24 68 33 76 80 160 13,212 7306 20,518

, RICHMOND.

305 1070 Hughes, D. H. 900 550 1450 95 795 Haig, J. Y. 114 107 221 65 1159- Tbbott, George 3150 900 4050·

100 400 Iles, J olm & William 1643 630 2273 430 1340 Iles, Thomas 2660 385 3045

28 328 Iles, Henry & G. 450 - 450 900 2550 Johnson, Thos. J. 500 - 500· 38 575 J olmson, T., jun. 80 30 110 _, 4 Jarvis, Alfred 148 - 148 40 80 .Kearney, Edwin 42 36 78

248 930 King, Dennis 80 22 102 - 54 Lord, E. R. 12 - 12 60 726 M'Donald, John R. M. 400 50 450

.100 300 · Montgomery, Rugh 100 60 160' - 9 M'Call, Hugh 8 - 8 38 88 Ogilvy, A. J. 1452 714 2166

623 3123 Pulley, George P. 442 - 442 - 153 Parker, Alfred 6464 - 6464 24 86 Rumney, Walter 24 20 44

2400 5841 Robertson, Alexander 80 - 80· 61 238 Roach, William 121 5 126·

131 390 Rumney, 'l'hos. 61 - 61 11 28 Stokcll, George, jun. 1440 -670 2110 10 180 Simmons, Winston C. 445 . 135 580·

110 312 Searle, Chas. 280 140 420 - 35 Smith, James 379 257 636

800 2060 Sargeant, John 300 80 380 67 457 Steel, C. 62 - 62 - 46 Thomas, ·Evan 60 40 100 - 12 Zaritack, F. 28 20 48 - 200 9 109 39,103 11,569 50,672

251 218

Names.

Archer, Charles Brown, Matthew Ingle

& Thomas Riggall Bayles, J. & R. Bayles, J. E. Burbury, William Brown, William Bennett, W. H. Barwick, Joseph Ferrar, W. M. Headlam, Charles

Allison W R Allanb ' y, Llewellyn A. Alome s, Jacob Allanb y,J.W. Alome s, James Alome s, John Bilton , Edwin R. Bircha II, James Black, vood, Robert Burdo n, Jacob

e,F. W. - Bellett Blyth, Blacb Bellett Brown ,Crock Cowly

,Crowd . Cullen -Coope ,Crack Coppin Denbo Dodge Docto Dunba Dear, Denho Eayles Fenne Feathe Gatch -Griers ,Grant, Gange Griers •Gard, Hodgs Henw Hunt, Hunt, Hildya Hayto Hilclya Heane

A.T. voocl, A. e,W.G. , Alfred

er, Richard , Jolm · er, W. C. F. , George r, Joseph nell, John & D.

g, Richard lm, Alexander , Ralph & Robert r, Rev. Alex. bin, Thomas w.s. lm, George , George D. r, Joseph rstone, George J.

ot1se, John on, William Robert

11, William on, Jolm Samuel on, Joseph ood, William Henry Georg·e rd, George

n, James & Amos rd, Davicl , Alexander

Slteep returned,

1883.

3970 3825

2220 3186 2500

10,360 2736

90 1700 3160

242 7 92 58 84 6

19 28

100 215 656 72

100 80 16 90

243 72 12

200 140 80 30

500 .282

60 780 623 300 64 21

240 112 672 276 200 40 45

846 252 56 40

351 1300 100 80

0

15

Lambs t:_ returned, 'l'oTAL.

1883. Name11.

Slieep Lambs retu1·ned, retunzed,

1883. 1883. ,TOTAL.

ROSS.

232 4202 Keach, G. W. 2756 1364 4120 600 4425 Kermode, W. A. 2051 1131 3182

Leake, Chas. 510 - 510 380 2600 Parramore, George 2680 ·700 3380 610 3796 Parramore, Thomas 3244 684 3928 - 2500 Riggall, Thomas 636 33 669

1000 11,360 Scott, George 8948 1220 10,168 574 3310 Wilson, George 2000 1200 3200 46 136

300 2000 56,572 11,635 68,207 1561 4721

SORELL.

50 2 77 es, T 1omas 0 26 1160 16 108 Jones, James 160, 90 250

5 9 II 90 0

46 104 Joseph, James 490 310 800 37 121 Joseph, Thomas 600 200 800 - 6 Jenkins, Thomas vV. 2840 177 3017 5 24 Jenkins, W. C. 50 20 70

23 51 Jamieson, David N. 159l 350 1941 20 120 Kingston, Elizabeth 138 33 171 65 280 Lloyd, Edward 245 63' 308

138 794. M'Guinness, Hugh, jun. 100 40 14~ - 72 M'Guinness, Walter 400 80 48G

100 200 Marshall, Edward 212 120 332 16 96 Marshall, George, jun. 270 38 308 ·8 24 Morris, William 82 20 102 - 90 M'Guinness, William 51 16 67

105 348 M'Dermott & Chapman 320 117 437 10 82 Norman, R. E. 2029 513 2542 8 20 Newitt, William 250 150 400 ~ 200 Newitt_, Ephraim 720 80 800 38 178 Newitt, Ephraim, jun. 118 30 148 20 100 Phillips, Mrs. C. 200 - 200 18 48 Paul, George 12 8 20

300 800 Perkins & Stieglitz 3400 400 3800 60 342 Parker, Alfred 4039 2364 6403 63 123 Pace, George 400 - 400

397 1177 Reardon, Eclwa1·cl 10 14 24 150 773 Riley, George 12 - 12 200 500 Read, Henry E. B. 728 309 1037 16 80 Richardson, James 2 2 4 31 52 Steele, Frederick C. 800 120 920 36 276 Steele, R. S. 148 35 183 37 149 Steele, John, & Rogers, 858 150 1008

100 772 Freel. 44 320 Scrimg·er, James 1700 300 2000 · - 200 Tunbridge, J olm 120 100 220 36 76 Wood, William 86 46 132 15 60 Walker, John 58 5 63

507 1353 White, James 7 4 u no 362 Wiggins, T., jun. 25 4 29 - 56 Williams, Edward 80 20 100 40 80 Wright, F. E. 70 70 140 75 426 Willard, S. 195 175 370

274 1574 80 180 36,576 10,667 47,243 40 120

(•

16 - I s, .. ,p. Lambs I Sheep Lambs

Nm11es. returned, TOTAL. Names. returned, returned, TOTAL. returned, 1883. 1883. 1883. 1883.

' '

SELBY.

Archer, Frank 5400 800 6200 Hunt, William 350 6 356 Adams, Jolm 389 157 546 Hurst, John R. 18 - 18 Atkinson, John 29 16 45 Henderson, George 52 32 84 Batterlmm, Robert 80 40 120 Isaacs, J aim 38 - 38 Barrett, J olm 20 20 Jones, William 860 300 1160 Barries, William 2480 800 3280 Joyce, A. J. 129 99 228 Briggs, Henry 36 33 69 J etson, Robert 120 80 200 Bayles, Joseph 23 40 63 J etson, John 98 50 148 Boucher, J olm 102 58 160 James, William 112 80 192 Bold, William 100 100 200 Jacobs, Cha1::. 508 250 758 Box, J. A. 369 68 437 Krnshka, F. W. 250 - 250 Bushby, George 500 - 500 Krnshka, Chris. 138 28 166 Bonner, E.W. 25 25 50 Kirkland, J aim 100 50 150 Barnard, Thos. 363 150 513 Laird, Henry 300 - 300 Coulson, William Paton 1500 140 1640 M'Bean, John 51 - 51 Cameron, Duncan 800 100 900 M'Gilp, Dougald 85 40 125 Cox, Thomas, sen. 140 85 225 M'Lennon, Donald 90 80 170 Campbell, 'l'homas & J. 248 - 248 Murray, F,. G. 126 63 189 Cartledge, John 326 198 524 Murray, D. 450 200 650 Campbell, John 30 50 80 O'Connor, Arthur 2525 900 3425 Caswell, John 425 161 586 Pinner, David 50 20 70 Calvert, John 40 30 70 Parker, A .. T. 2222 - 2222 Carey, William 240 50 290 Peck, George & S. 205 15 220 Cartledge, R. S. 80 - 80 Peters, Thos. 960 85 1045 Chilcott, A. 50 - 50 Rawkin, Wm. 39 29 68-Dutton, Rupert 304 200 504 Rosevear, 'l'. 40 - 40 Falkner, Daniel 301 200 501 ·Roberts, Robert H. 30 - 30 Farqnhar, Alexander 49 20 69 Swan, C. C. 7060 1980 9040 Fletcher, Melmoth 33 - -33 Shearer, James 50 35 85 Fahey, l\'Iichael 150. 35 185 Scott, G. J. & T. 30 20 50 Faulkiner, John 260 150 410 Somerville, John 104 52 156 Grnbb, Chas. B. 3613 571 4184 Sulzberger, Gottlieb 179 - 179· Griffiths, Henry, jun. 180 150 330 Snlzberger, Gottfreid· 140 - 140· Grifliths, Henry, sen. 28 8 36 Sulzberger, J a:cob, jun. 27 27 54 Griffiths, Chas. 200 60 260 ·sulzberger, Jacob 100 - 100 Griffiths, F. H. 100 40 140 Skipper, J aim 252 148 400 Gaunt, Sydney 487 63 550 Smith, Allen B. 50 30 80 Goodger, James 1430 144 1574 Tyson, Frank 103 - 103 Goodger, John .404 8 412 Tucker, Thomas 39 25 64 Gould, Geo. F. 70 35 105 'l'attersall, J olm 119 - 119 Grubb, Mai·ianne 591 160 751 Trethewie, F. R. 892 - 892 Genders, Joseph · 20 20 40 vV otton, Thomas 379 124 503 Gill,.Alexander · 213 - 213 Wilson, William 61 30 91 Hill, Frank 322 122 444 W akc, William 400 300 700 Hill, Amelia T. 106 48 154 Winter, Robert 80 - 80 Herd, Henry 1240 - 1240 West, J.C. 700 300 1000 Hanis, Thos., Rev. 124 21 145 White, Chas. 73 47 120 Hazlewood, Joseph 20 - 20 Young, Robert roo - 100 Hills, Jolm 480 150 630

10,8791 Howard, Tl10mas 50 48 98 45,454 56,333

SPRING BAY.

Arnolu, William 108 60 168 Gatehouse, J olm 1129 420 1549 Bmbury, )Villi.am 1800 1800 Hayton, William 2770 500 3270 Crnttenden, Thomas 3771 167 3938 Hodgson, vVilliam 2200 2200 Cornish, W\lliam 350 50 400 Hodgson, Joseph 2267 2267 Castle, R. & H. 2700 300 3000 Howard·, J anies 50 34 84 Cotton, J olm 1602 298 1900 Lester, Wi.Uiam 1517 -1050 2567 Denholm, Thomas 700 700 Mace, George A. 3430 700 4130· Drake, S. T. 300 82 382 Mace, Frederick 2231 460 2691 Fletcher, Hamlet 3093 500 3593 Morey, Abraham 3622 598 4220· Ferg·nson, Alex. 433 106 539 Morey, Abraham, jun. 536 130 666 Ilox, Willinm 400 170 570 Mitchelmore, P. 600 120 720· Finch, vVillimn 330 80 410 Morey, Abel 120 60 180 Gcllie, George 4 4 Morey, William 210 85 295-

:,--•- ... .. . - - -· -· -·- . -

,), ' Sheep Names. '•'- ·returned

. ::. 1883. '

- .. - .•....

N:ew, Henry

am

Olding, Ernest Powell, William Rudd, George Salmon, Samuel · Stapleton & Bresnah Turvey, John Charl Turvey, Frank

es

··-·

Allen, C. W. Bennett, Miles Blazely, John Bratten, James Bendall, Samuel Beveridge, William Boutcher, Richard Badcock, William Bounds, R. Badcock, ·Samuel Badcock, J ., j un. Bullock, J olm Boyd, Thos. D. Barrett; Thomas Burnett, R1chard Brown, Peter Butler, John Bryan, R. Bloomfield, E. Chapman, Benjamin Cheek, Thomas Clayton, Joseph, jun. Collis, J olm Crawford, John Cummings, Geo. Dent, Zachariah Dobson, William, jun. Dobson, Henry Dumaresq, H. R. Dobson, George Davis, Samuel Donovan, Timothy Daws, John: Duggan, Thos. Davis, Philip Eastoe, J aines Field's (Thos. W.) Estate Powell, Edward French, John French, W. F. B. Faulkiner, R.H. & J. W. French, Mrs.- C. Gillam, William Gregory, George Garrett, Benjamin Goss, Jolm Gillam, Israel-Gray, William Goss, Thomas Goss, John Hopkins, C. & J. Hopkins, Thos. J. Haggarty, Patrick

.. -

1410 108 404 308

1800 1000 433

4500

328 12800

89 21 80

460 132 132 300 250 102

2 16

-35 62

,,150 106 70

: 212 20

· 405 187

28 -,50

··128· .· 290

60 70

453 40 60

: 300 131

60 150 ·,152 2107 492

-671 129

5100 118

- 100 3379

20 96 12

100 40

108 3300 511 450·

I7 -

Lambs , s~

Lambs returned, TOTAL. Names . returned, TOTAL.

1883 . 1883. ·returned,

1883.

SPRING BAY-continued.

-390 , -1800 r- Tur"ey, Wm. 1300 700 2000 62 '170 Turvey, ,George 550 370 920

·100 :504 Wright, :Thos. 26 18 '44 - 40 348 Webb, John 179 42 221

:.375 2166 Wagner, Ehilip 22 - 22 . 200 .1200

50 · 483' 48,291 c,9466 57,757 1048 . 55481

w·.ESTBU RY.

98 426 Hogis, Mrs .. C. 162 122 284 300 3100 Hodgetts, R. 69 63 132 45 134 Hodgetts, Adam 41 19 60 14 35 Harris, Robert 3100 50 3150 40- ·120 Hingston, F. E. · 106 74 180

380 840 Hingston, James T. 20 24 44 60 192 Hingston, H. T. 80 53 133 64. 196 Hingston, R. T. 59 40 99

160 460 Hazlewood, E. H. 994 200 1194 100 350 Hazlewood, R. G. 146 130 276 ,120 222 Henley, William 170 100 270

2 Huntington, Charles 60 40 100 13 29 Jones & Storrer 924 250 1174

-35 Johnston;, James ·400 200 600 40 102 Jordan, J. J. H. 1509 1113 2622

120 270 Killelea, John 50 60 110 50 156 Kirkham, Jane & Susan 20 10 30 88 158 Knight, William 12 8 20 30 242 Knight, George 10 5 15 17 37 Kircaldy, James . 150 90 240

270 675 Kerrison, R. & S. 433 93. 526 125 312 _Lack, Charles A. 60 36 96 18 46 Leonard, J as. 300 200 500 42 92 Lockhart, 1 John 70 62 132·

150 878 Millar, John 90 90 185 475 Mackey, D. 70 33 103 30 90 Murfett, Edward 100 48 148 70 140 · Martin, Jolin 848 408 1256

395 848 J\1:artin, Henry 1554 1237 2791 26 66 MqKay, Jane 150 45 195.

·60 Millar, A: W. 630 50 680 170 470 Mann, Jolm 202 100 302 60 191 Mantuck, 'William 60 60 30 -90 J\fann, Thomas 20 20 50 200 M'Creery, H. J. 312 161 473 30 182 M'IGnnon, A. M. 1100 1100

1600 3707 · Noakes, I. 118 152 270 180 672 Newton, Vincent' 1035 60 1095 304 975 O'Keefe, David 60 30 90

43 • 172 O'Keefe, Cornelius 64 40 104 , 1300 6400 Priestly, Major Geo. 250 41 291

92 210 Patterson, George, sen. 72 16 88 30 1ao Patterson, George, jun_. 45 50 95

800 4179 Patterson,· James ·100 110 210 20 40 Pearn, John 85 85 36 132 Prewer, Wm. 69 60 129 4 16 Phelps, J. & J. 7682 3000 10,682

48 -148 Page;·-Robert ·130 70 200 10 5.0· Porter, John _800 200 1000 52 160 Quinn, William 16 16

800 4100 Ryan, Edmund 220 160 380 61 572 Reibey, Thomas 449 323 772

210 G60 Rob:nson, Chas. 31 2 33

18

I -p Lambs Sheep Lambs Name. returned, TOTAL. Names .. returned, returned, TOTAL. r.eturned,

1883. 1888. 1883. 1883.

WESTBURY-continued.

Radford, F. 157 103 260 Walker, Michael 110 96 206 Smith, C. J. L. 1400 500 1900 Walker, William 14 12 26 Scott, Bmce & S. 105 - 105 Wallace, James 100 23 123 Stubbs, William 100 25 125 Whitfield, Alfred 1213 661 1~74 Selby, J. 98 94 192 Watts, Thomas 60 30 90 Sheargold, Edw. 200 - 200 Walker, Joseph F. 300 100 400 Stretton, Joseph 43 22 65 Wilson, F . .J. 85 75 160 Scolyer, William 100 100 200 Wildgust, Thos. 56 - 56 Stewart, Fergus · 306 190 496 Walch, Thomas 120 80 200 Spencer, Rebecca 152 100 252 Wright, Mrs. L. P. 26 15 41 Stewart, 1.Villiam 120 60 180 Windsor, H. D. 1085 246 1331 Tuck, Thomas 400 310 710 Wesley, John 112 - 112 Thorpe, Henry 50 47 97 W oolnough, John 65 40 105 U pston, George 170 30 200 Yates, Samuel 50 30 80 Viney, Thomas 150 150 300 Vin'ey, William 396 300 696 57,996 21,924 79,920 Walker, Thomas 81 67 148

RETURN showing the Number of Sheep and Lambs· in each District in the Colony.

District.

Bothwell ..•••..•• , •••••..••••••.... Brighton ..•••••••••••••••••••••.... Campbell Town .........•••••••••.•• Clarence ..•...••••..•......••.••... Deloraine .•••••••••.•••••••••.••••• Evandale ......•••••.•.••••••.•••.. Fingal . . . . • • • • • . • . . . • •••••••••.... George Town . . . • • . . . . • • • • . . • ••.... Glamorgan ......•.•••.••..•..••.... Green Ponds •............ · ......... . Great Lake ......•.................. Glenorchv . , •••.•••................ Hamilton" .....•.................... Horton ........................••.. Hobart and Kingborough ............ . Huon .......... -................•.. Longford ....•.•••••..••••..•••.••••• New· N urfolk .........••..........•• Oatlands ....••••••.•••........•.... Port Sorell ...•• , .......••..•••••••• Richmond ...• · •••...••..•••••••••••• Ross .........••................... Sorell ......••.••• _ • , •.•••••••••.••. Selby. . . . ..•.•••....••••.••••••••. Spring Bay ..•••••..••••••••••.••••• '\-Vestbury ....••...•......••••......

Slteep.

125,303 23,074

112,987 11,491 24,181 93,462

105,872 48,166 55,166 24,913 68,811

1401 112,573 10,094

4494 4190

95,137 20,787

149,288 13,212 39,103 56,572 36,576 45,454 48,313 57,996

1,388,616

Lambt1.

24,765 6136

22,892 3599

12,364 23,695 32,203

9809 14,831

7496 2412

280 28,717

3875 852 908

30,778 5455

36,125 7306

11,569 11,635 10,667 10,879

9466 21,924

350,638

TOTAL.

150,068 29,210

135,879 15,090 36,545

117,157 138,075 57,975 69,997 23,409 71,223

1681 141,290 13,969

5346 5098

125,915 26,242

185,413 20,518 50,672 68,207 47,243 56,333 57,779 79,920

1,739,254

19

APPENDIX B. STATEMENT of the Number of Head of Cat{le, Sheep, and Pigs received at the Hobart

Station of the Tasmanian JJfain Line Railway. D1tring the Year ending 31st December, 1877-

Cattle ...........•......•.••••.............•..........•....... Sheep .................•..... · ................................... . Pigs ....•.............. _· ..•.....................••••......•..

1370 17,250

559

TOTAL... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • 19,183

For the Year 1878- · Cattle ...............•••.... Sheep .•••••..••••....••••••.. ', • . . • • . . . . • • • • • • . . . . . . . . •.....• Pigs ..............•..••••... · ...••••.••.•... ~ ..............•.••.

TO'l'AL .............................................. .

For the Year 1879-Cattle ...•.....................•..........•.•....•............ Sheep ...•••••......•..•..••...••..........•.•.....•.•...•.•.. Pigs ....•.•.••.•..••... · ...............••.....•••...•.....•...

= 2042

26,732 1289

30,063 = . 1767

27,527 1388

TOTAL.............................................. 29,682

For the Yem· 1880-Cattle ..•. , •••••..••.....•... , . . . . . . • . . _ ..... _ ...•.... _ ...... . Sheep •••••..•••••.•.........•....••..•..•••......••••.....•.. Pigs ..................•....••••..•.•......•••............••••

TOTAL •••••••••••••••••••••• - ••• - .•••••.••• - .••••••

For the Year 1881-Cattle ...•••......••.....•••..••••......••..............••.... Sheep ••••••.......•........•...•..••.. , , ••.......•.......... Pigs .....••••........ _ ••.••..•........... _ ..•• _ ............... .

TOTAL •••••••••••••••.•• - •.••••••• - •

bor the Year 1882-Cattle ............••••.... _ ...••.••..... _ .. _ ................. . Sheep ..••...•.••......••........ _ ......................... _; .. . Pigs .....•...•..........••..................... ·. ·. · · · · · · · · · -

TOTAL ••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• - •••••••••••

= 2099

22,465 1671

26,235

2071 18,226

2087

22,384

3084 27,445

2077

32,606

Furnished by C. H. Grant, Esq., Manager T.M.L.R. Co. W. HARRISON, Chief ln.~pecto1·.

APPENDIX c. · SCAB ACT FUND.

REOEI PTS and Expenditure from 1st March, 1870, to 3ht December, 1882.

RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE.

YJUR. Miscellaneous, Amount of TOTAL. Salaries and Other Expen- TOTAL. Contribution. Licences. Sheep by Sea. Fines. Rent, Refund, Allowances. diturc.

Co.!lts, &c.

£ 8. d. £ 8. d. £ a. d. £ 8. d. £ 8, d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ 8. d. £ :,. 1870 14-!S 12 5 .. 16 3 1 22 0 0 .. 1486 15 6 794 19 10 66 9 6 861 9 1871 1393 18 3 .. 8 6 .0 58 9 9 .. 1460 14 0 1810 0 0 23 10 7 1833 10 1872 1373 4 5 115 12 1 5 6 3 106 12 5 ... 1600 15 2 1830 0 0 48 14 5 1878 14 1873 2841 15 8 379 8 0 12 9 6 213 10 0 .. 3447 3 2 2593 1 1 50 5 0 2643 6 1874 3241 6 6 497 18 7 18 2 1 176 18 6 12 10 0 39-16 15 8 2720 0 0 163 14 0 2883 14

d. 4. 7 5 I 0

1815 1799 6 6 407 14 9 18 19 10 308 7 0 21 2 6 2555 10 7 2768 9 2 511 8 8 3279 17 10 1876 3794 14 10 169 2 0 18 10 9 165 6 0 29 17 10 4177 11 5 3677 10 0 233 4 6 3910 U 6 1877 3827 12 4 271 9 0 5 7 7 82 16 0 22 10 9 4209 15 8 3700 0 0 143 11 0 3843 11 0 1878 3921 18 4 .. 3115 3 87 4 0 18 10 0 4059 7 7 3484 10 9 272 17 8 3757 8 5 1879 1940 2 10 .. 21 0 4 30 4 0 58 3 6 2049 10 8 3380 0 0 165 6 1 3545 6 l 1880 H)21 9 9 .. 19 2 8 11 5 0 5 0 0 1956 17 5 2805 0 0 119 15 7 2924 15 7 1881 3690 17 4 .. 22 8 3 2 4 6 .. 3715 10 1 UJ67 10 0 199 6 3 2166 16 3 1882 1897 4 4 .. 8 4 6 1 15 0 .. 1907 3 10 2144 19 10 128 13 6 2273 13 4

33,092 3 6 1841 4 5 205 16 l 1266 12 2 167 14 7 36,573 10 9 33,676 0 8 2126 16 9 35,802 17 l\ I

Treasury, 25th June, 1883. WM. H. WINDSOR, .Assistant Trerlsu1·er.

20 -APPENDIX D.

ABSTRACT of lVool Expm·tsfor the last Fom·teen Yea1·s, and Numbe1· qf Sheep . . ..

Hobart. Launceston. TOTAL.

No. of Sheep . . . Lbs. Value. Lbs, Value. Lbs. Value.

---£ £ £

1869-70 ....... 2,583,876 134,855. 2,609,718 Hl3,709 5,193,594 298,564 1,531,186 1870-71. ...... 2,682,193 136,380 2,264,188 123,971 4,946,381 260,351 1,349,775 1871-72 ....... 2,678,171 183,500 2,230,819 170,246 4,908,090 353,746 1,305,489 1872-73 ....... 2,390,400 182,710 2,286,750 173,378 4,677,:50 356,088 1,405,862 1873-74 .....•. 2,873,207 207,205 2,657,584 181,728 5,530,7!Jl 388,933 l,b31,242 1874-75 ....... 3,258,032 229,847 2,811,897 _ 199,036 6,069,299 428,883 1,700,454 1875-76 ....... . 3,761,993 242,498 2,845,321 }95,300 6,607,214 431,798 1,783,072 1876-77 ....... 3,648,020 235,440 3,205,510 200,828_ 6,853,530 436,268 1,804,486 1877-78 ....... 4,020,152 260,543 3,436,453 218,799 7,436,453 479,342 1,845,810 1878-79 ....... 4,305,322 259,093 3,717,926 225,770 8,022,026 484,863 1,845,086 1879-80 ....... 4,283,926 229,226 3,862,734 224,416 8,146,660 453,642 1,800,639 1880-81. ...... 4,321,445 253,175 3,389,401 233,222 7,710,846 486,398 1,739,088 1881-82 ....... 4,620,892 239,819 3,582,717 311,656 8,203,609 451,475 1,759,420 1882-83 ....... 4,395,721 230,843 3,842,217 216,312 8,237,938 447,155 1,739,254

APPENDIX E. The number of She_ep returned in Live Stock Returns, and under the Scab Act, since 1860 is as

under:-In Live Stock Returns. Under Scab Act.

From 1860 to 1869, average number ••••.... 1870 .....•...........•........•.•••... 1871 .•••••...................•....... 1872 •••.••........................... 1873 ...................•.......•. · .•.. 1874 ................................. . 1875 ...................••••........... 1876 ....••.........•.............•.•.. 1877 .....................•••••........ 1878 .. -· ....•......................... 1879 ......•...............•......•••.. 1880 •....•.•.•.•............ , ..••..... 1881 ....•••.•......................... 1882 ......••.•••........... , ......... . 1883 ................................ .

1,730,000 1,531,187 1,349,775

. 1,305,489 1,395,353 1,501,531 1,714,168 1,719,768 1,755,142 1,831,278 1,838,831 1,848,591 1,783,611 1,847,479 1,830,951

APPENDIX F.

1,416,665 1,349,134 1,306,3.59 1,323,480 1,531,242 1,700,454 1,783,072 1,804,486 1,845,810 1,845,086 1,809,639 1,739,0_88 1,759,420 1,739,254

Number of Sheep and Cattle imported since 1869, as under:-

YEAR. Bulloclts. Sheep. Value. . YEAR. Bulloclts. I

Sheep.

£ 1869 ........ 1722 16,540 31,695 1876 ..•..... 805 1870 ........ 1640 17,900 27,945 1877 ....... 904

.1871 ........ 928 13,053 18,230 1878 ........ 1347 1872 ........ 827 5398 12,102 1879 ....•... 1476 1873 ........ 900 13,188 19,843 1880 ........ 1707 1874 ........ 790 rn,958 29,158 ]881 ........ 1958 1875 .... · .... 1211 22,971 3(3,462 1882: ....... 927

APPENDIX G. Number in the Colony, as per Stock and Crop Returns, since 1873 :-

In 1873 Cattle were returned at . . . . . . • • . . . . . . • . . ......... . 1874 ditto .•••....••••..• · •..•••••...........••.... 1875 ditto .............•..........••......••.•...• 1876 ditto ..................................••.... 1877 ditto .........................•......•..•..•• 1878 ditto ...................•...............•.... 1879 ditto ...............•....••........•.•••..••.•

. 1880 ditto .•••••..••••.......••••••...••••..••.... 1881 ditto .•••.................................... 1882 ditto •••••..•....••...•.......••........•••.. 1883 ditto .•••............•.......•.•..............

WILLIAM THOMAS STRU'IT, GOYERN~IENT l'RINTER7 TASMANIA.

12,054 8385

10,980 18,920 11,193 11,458

4795

104,594 head 106,308 ditto 110,450 ditto 118,694 ditto 124,459 ditto 121,187 ditto 126,276 ditto 129,091 ditto 126,900 ditto 130,526 ditto 122,504 ditto

Value.

£ 22,708 19,820 23,392 33,402 24,815 30,173 15,814