that part of the Province of Auckland lying
to the North of the said boundary, under a
penalty not exceeding £200.

Given under my hand, at Auckland,
this thirty-first day of August, in
the year of our Lord One thousand
eight hundred and sixty-five.

FRED. WHITAKER,
Superintendent.

Compensation Court Office,
Auckland, February 1st, 1866.

NOTICE is hereby given, that sitting
of the Compensation Court will be
holden at Port Waikato, on Wednesday, the
21st inst., and following days, to investigate
the claims of persons to compensation, on
account of the taking, under sundry orders
in Council, made in pursuance of the “New
Zealand Settlements Act, 1863,” of land
in the district of Waikato, situate to the north
of a line proceeding from Whaingaroa to the
Wangape Lake, and along the south side of
the Wangape Lake to its junction with the
Waikato River, thence along the Waikato
River to Paetai, thence to the Waikare
Lake, and from the Waikare Lake to Hapu-
akohe.

A. J. DICKY,
Chief Clerk.

Ko Kooti Whakawhanaunga te nga
Whenua kua tangohia.

31 Hanuere, 1866.

HE Panuitanga tenei kia mohiotia ai, ka
noho te Kooti ki Putataka, a te 21 o
ga ra o Pepuere, 1866, ki te whakarongo ki
te whakawa i nga take a nga tangata e pa ana ki nga whenua e takoto ana ki te pito whakararo o enei rohe. Ka timata i Whaingaroa, ka rere, a, te roto o Whangape, ka haere i te taha Whakarunga o Whangape ka tae noa ki te putanga ki Waikato; ka haere i roto o Waikato, ka whiti ki Paetai, ka ahu ki Waikare, ka maero atu i Waikare a tae noa ki te tihi o Hapuakohe.

Ko nga whenua e takoto ana ki te pito whakarunga o enei rohe ka whakawakia a tetahi atu ragi. Kei muri te Panuitia ai.

Na Tikit.
Kai tuhi tuhi o te Kooti.

Native Land Court Office,
Auckland, February 10, 1866.

IN addition to those already Gazetted, the
undernmentioned gentleman has received
a License to Survey Land, under the “Native
Lands Act, 1865.”

John S. Wilkinson, Esq.
F. D. Fenton,
Chief Judge.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

IN pursuance of the power conferred on me
by the “Tamaki Bridge Act, 1864,” I
hereby notify that on and after the 1st day
of April, 1866, Tolls shall be paid at the Toll
Gate at the Tamaki Bridge, near Panmure,
after the rates following, viz.:—

For every single or saddle horse ... 0 6
For every carriage or vehicle drawn
by one horse ... 0 9
For every carriage or vehicle drawn
by two horses ... 1 0
For every carriage or vehicle drawn
by more than two horses, for each
horse ... 0 6
Not exceeding 2s. altogether.
For every public van or convey-
yance carrying passengers for
hire drawn by one horse ... 0 9
Ditto, drawn by two horses ... 1 0
Ditto, drawn by more than two horses,
for each horse ... 0 6
Not exceeding 2s. altogether.
For every dray drawn by bullocks,
every two bullocks to be charged
as one horse.
For all great and small cattle, per
head ... 0 3
For pigs, sheep, and goats, per head ... 0 1
For every foot passenger ... 0 0

FRED. WHITAKER,
Superintendent.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 16th February 1866.

Commissioner of Crown Lands Office,
Auckland, 18th February, 1866.

HEREBY notify that the Run described
below has been claimed by J. J. and G.
SCOTT:—

SITUATION—Muriwhenua, County of Mongonui.

BOUNDARIES—On the north-west by Sub-
ritzky’s Run, on the north-east by a line
from Subritzky’s Run to the Wharemaru
Block; on the east by the Wharemaru
Block; on the south-east by Maxwell’s
Claim; and on the south-west by the Sea.
Estimated extent, 20,000 acres.

Number and description of Stock upon
the Run, to commence with 500 Sheep.

J. WINNIAMSON,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Commissioner of Crown Lands Office,
Auckland, 27th January, 1866.

WITH reference to the notice of this
day’s date from this Office, publish-
ing the names of persons to whom Depastur-
ing Licenses have been issued within the
several Hundreds of Onehunga, Panmure,
and Howick, for the year 1866, I hereby