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pounds nor more than twenty pounds; and any
such boatman who shall demand more than the
proper fare, or who shall, without sufficient reason,
refuse or neglect to employ his boat when required,
shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding five
pounds.

76. Any licensed master or waterman lending his
    license to any other person, shall be liable to a
    penalty of forty shillings.

77. But any licensed master or waterman being
    in charge of any boat, who by sickness may be prevented from plying, may, on depositing with the
    Harbour Master a certificate from a duly qualified
    medical practitioner to that effect, together with
    his license, be permitted to nominate a substitute,
    and should the Harbour Master be satisfied of the
    efficiency of the said substitute, he may issue a
    certificate authorizing him to serve in the place of
    the licensed person who is disabled by sickness for
    a period not exceeding one month, and such certificate may from time to time be renewed during the
    illness of the said licensed boatman so long as his
    license shall be so deposited with the Harbour
    Master.

78. Every vessel or boat used for the purpose of
    carrying passengers or cargo for hire in any port,
    harbour, or river, in the Colony, shall be licensed for
    that purpose by the Superintendent of the Province,
    in which such vessel or boat is to ply; and such
    license being granted on the certificate of the
    inspecting officers, as hereinafter provided, shall be
    in force till the first of July next ensuing; and a
    certificate of license shall be given to the owner of
    the vessel or boat, and must at all times be produced
    for inspection when demanded by the Harbour
    Master or his deputy; and the name and number
    of the boat for which the certificate of license is
    issued, and the name of the owner, and the quantity
    of cargo or number of passengers which the vessel or
    boat is licensed to carry, shall be stated in the
    certificate, and shall be also legibly painted on some
    conspicuous part of the boat; and the owner of any
    vessel or boat which shall be used for carrying
    passengers or cargo for hire, who shall not comply
    with the above regulation shall for every offence be
    liable to a penalty not exceeding ten pounds.

79. Before a license is granted for any vessel or
    boat, as provided in the last preceding clause of
    these regulations, she must be inspected by two or
    more competent persons appointed by the Superintendent, who will, on approval, grant a certificate as
    to her dimensions and the quantity of cargo, or the
    number of passengers she may be permitted to carry,
    and such certificate must be produced on application
    for a license.

80. The Harbour Master or any person authorised
    by him may at any time inspect any cargo or other
    boat, and if found to be not fully equipped with
    proper gear, and not in a seaworthy condition, or if
    found to be overloaded, the license of said boat may
    be cancelled.

81. Each boat which is licensed to carry passengers
    shall carry twenty pounds of luggage (if required)
    with every passenger, without extra charge, and the
    sum to be paid for all luggage beyond the weight
    above stated, shall be at the rate of one passenger
    fare for every one hundred and fifty pounds weight,
    but for every one hundred and fifty pounds weight
    of luggage so carried one passenger must be deducted
    from the number which such boat is licensed to carry.

82. The fares which licensed watermen will be
    allowed to charge will be fixed by the Superintendent
    of each Province for the several ports therein.

83. In those ports in which night watermen are
    required all regulations concerning them will be made
    by the Superintendent as aforesaid.

84. In those ports in which “watermen’s houses”
    are provided they shall be set apart solely for the
    use of licensed watermen, and no other person will
    be permitted to occupy them. Should any person
    persist in doing so, the watermen on duty shall report the same to the police, who will cause such
    intruders to be removed, and any person persisting
    in returning to such “watermen’s houses,” after
    being warned by the police, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding forty shillings.

HAURAKI GOLD FIELD.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 9th June, 1870.

In pursuance of the 29th Section of “The Gold
Fields Act, 1866,” and of the Regulations made
under that Act for the granting of Leases for Gold
Mining purposes, it is hereby notified that it is
intended to grant a Lease for Gold Mining purposes to the Applicant specified in the Schedule
hereunder, unless valid objections can be shown
against granting such Lease.

Copy of the Application made, and Plan annexed,
may be seen at the Warden’s Office, Grahamstown.

Thomas B. Gillies,
Superintendent.

SCHEDULE.

CHARLES TOTHILL, for the Wild Missouri Gold
Mining Company, Registered; 15 years’ lease of about 15 acres; quartz-mining
land; formerly applied for under lease by the “Wild Missouri” Gold Mining Company, Registered, together with portions of ground formerly held by the “California Route” and “Mississippi” Gold
Mining Companies, and by the “Stillwater” Claim shareholders; held partly
under Miners’ Rights, and partly abandoned
ground; application received in
Warden’s Office, Shortland, at 10.35 a.m.,
4th June, 1870.

STATEMENT of the Affairs of “The Multum in
Parvo Gold Mining Company, Registered”
for the Half-year ended 31st May, 1870, in accordance with Section 13, of “The Mining Companies’
Limited Liability Act Amendment Act, 1869.”—

Name of Company—Multum in Parvo Gold Mining
Company.

When formed—23rd May, 1869.
Date of Registration—29th May, 1869.
Where business is conducted—Wyndham-street,
Auckland.
Name of Legal Manager—Henry Chapman.
Nominal Capital—£32,000.
Amount of Paid-up Scrip given to Shareholders—
£30,000.
Number of Shares in which Capital is divided—
8,000.
Number of Shares taken—8,000.
Amount of Calls made—£566 13s. 4d.
Total Amount of Subscribed Capital paid up—
£566 13s. 4d.
Number of Shareholders at time of Registration
of Company—15.
Amount of Cash in hand—£228 13s. 0d.
Whether in operation or not—Yes.
Total amount of Dividends declared—Nil.
Number of Shares unallotted—None.

Henry Chapman,
June 4th, 1870.

Printed under the authority of the Provincial Government of the Province of Auckland, by Charles Williamson,
O’Connell-street, Auckland, Printer for the time being to the Provincial Government.