Auckland Provincial Government Gazette.

The salary of the Governor of the Gaol should be placed at least at £350. The matron’s salary should be £120, and the sixteen warders should receive £150 each.

G. Grey,
Superintendent.

25th October, 1876.

Reader Wood,
Provincial Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 30th October, 1876.

In pursuance of the sixth clause of “The Slaughter-house Act, 1866,” it is hereby notified that an application has been made to the Superintendent by

Mr. George Dalziel,
of Shortland, for a Private Slaughter-house License for his premises situated on the southern side of the Kauaeranga Creek, and known as Block Te Ranga-piri, No. 1669.

Objections against the granting of such License must be lodged within one calendar month from the date of publication hereof.

Reader Wood,
Provincial Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 30th October, 1876.

It is hereby notified that the Chairman of the First Meeting of Ratepayers of the Lower Mahurangi Highway District has, in accordance with the provisions of “The Highways Act, 1874,” reported in writing to the Superintendent the names of the undermentioned persons elected as Members of the District Board for the said District, namely:—

Thomas Barker,
William Pollock Moat,
Thomas Scott,
John Sullivan,
Daniel Sullivan.

Reader Wood,
Provincial Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 30th October, 1876.

It is hereby notified that the Chairman of the Lake District Board, under “The Highways Act, 1874,” has reported in writing to the Superintendent the undermentioned persons duly elected Members of that Board, to supply vacancies:—

Lake — Benjamin Menary, and Michael Shea, vice Peter W. Melling and James A. Sheriff, resigned.

Reader Wood,
Provincial Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 30th October, 1876.

It is hereby notified that the Chairman of the Lower Mahurangi District Board under “The Highways Act, 1874,” has reported in writing to the Superintendent the names of the undermentioned persons elected or appointed as Fence Viewers for those Districts respectively, in accordance with the provisions of “The Fencing Act, 1855, Amendment Act, 1874,” namely:—

Lower Mahurangi: — John Carron, and Govan Jamieson.
Lake: — George F. Hill and Michael Macdonald, in lieu of William Paul Davies and Samuel Willetts, whose names were previously reported in error.

Reader Wood,
Provincial Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 30th October, 1876.

The names of the undermentioned persons appointed Collectors of Rates for the Highway Districts set opposite their respective names, have been reported to this Office, namely:—

Tauhoa: — H. Rawlings, vice S. Wells.
Waikomiti: — John Cantwell.
Parnell: — John Benjamin Strange.
Lake: — Thomas William Seaman.
Remuera: — William Dinnison, vice Samuel Wells.

Reader Wood,
Provincial Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.

Superintendent’s Office,
Auckland, 31st October, 1876.

Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with the provisions of “The Highways Act, 1874,” certified copies of the Assessment Lists of the undermentioned Highway Districts for the year 1876-77 have been forwarded to this Office:—

Mongonui.
Ruarangi.
Tauranga.
Kirikiriroa.
Pollock Settlement.
Waipipi.
Waiu.

Reader Wood,
Provincial Secretary.