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the Waikato River, and continued along the South-Eastern boundary of that reserve, and a road in continuation of that boundary, one chain wide along lots 348 to 189; on the North-Eastern side, also by a belt by the town belt, distant one chain from lots 189 to 390; on the North-Western side by a road along the last mentioned lot, and continued to lot 20, by the North-Eastern and North-Western boundaries of that lot, and a continued line to lot 11, by the North-Eastern boundary of that lot, and a continued line to the North angle of Lot 1, by its North-West boundary, and a continued line to a ravine, and by that ravine to the Waikato River; on the West and South-West by that river to the point of commencement.

HAMILTON WEST.

Bounded on the Southern side by the township common reserve, No. 558, commencing at its North-East angle, on the Waikato River, and extending about four chains beyond the Western boundary of that reserve to the South-Western side of a road forming the boundary of Lot 366; on the South-Western and Western sides by the westernmost side of that road to a point distant about 150 links from the North-East angle of Lot 291, by a North-Westerly line from thence, and continuing along the South-West side of a road bounding Lots 249 and 375, and continued about 18 chains beyond the last mentioned lot, and by another road to the Western boundary of Lot 228, by that boundary and the South-West boundaries of Lots 226 to 213, and continued one chain beyond the last named lot, by the North-West side of a road bounding that lot, and the South-West side of another road to the South-Western boundary of Lot 202, by that boundary by its North-Western boundary, and a continued line to a creek flowing into the Waikato; on the North-Western side by that creek, and on the North-Eastern and Eastern sides by the Waikato River to the North-Eastern boundary of the township common reserve.

DANIEL POLLEN,
Deputy Superintendent.
Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 2nd October, 1866.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 2nd October, 1866.

THE following Notice is published for general information.

DANIEL POLLEN,
Deputy Superintendent.

MANUKAU HARBOUR.

A Buoy, painted red, with perforated cone, standing six feet above water, has been placed in two fathoms, low water, at the turning of the “Tan” Bank, in place of the Cage Beacon, recently carried away, which marked the starboard side of the channel, inwards, abreast of the Whau Blockhouse.

Thomas Wing,
Harbour Master.

ADDITIONAL PUBLICAN’S BUSH LICENSES.

Provincial Treasury,
Auckland, 25th September, 1866.

ADDITIONAL List of Persons to whom “Publicans’ Bush Licenses” have been issued by the Provincial Treasury, in conformity with clause 44 of the “Licensing Act, 1863.”

• George Moon, Harbour View Hotel, Raglan.
• John Ross, Gymkhana Hotel, Te Awamutu.
• De Vaurmoel Walker, Traveller’s Rest, Rangiriri.
• Archibald Clements, Masonic Hotel, Cambridge East.
• William Clements, Albion Hotel, Cambridge West.
• John Thomas Brown, Bee Hive, Kawa Kawa, Waikato.
• Walter Long, Welcome Home Hotel, Te Awamutu.
• John Thorp, Black Swan Hotel, Te Awamutu.

ADDITIONAL WHOLESALE LICENSES.

Provincial Treasury,
Auckland, 25th September, 1866.

WHOLESALE Wine and Spirit Licenses have been issued to the undermentioned persons, in conformity with Clause 25 of the Licensing Act, 1863.

James Oldham, Auckland.

COUNTRY.

• Joseph Morland, Keri Keri.
• Philip Lempriere, Ngaruawahia.

ADDITIONAL AUCTIONEER’S LICENSES.

An Additional Auctioneer’s License has been issued by the Provincial Treasurer, for the year ending 14th April, 1866.

J. Knox, Hamilton.