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Gloucester Street, south side, from Oxford Terrace to Colombo Street.

Worcester Street, north and east sides, from Oxford Terrace, thence round both sides of Cathedral Square to Manchester street.

Worcester Street, south and west sides, from Oxford Terrace, thence round both sides of Cathedral Square to Manchester Street.

Cashel street, north side, from Barbadoes street to East Belt.

Cashel street, south side, from Barbadoes Street to East Belt.

Manchester Street, east side, from River Avon to Hereford Street.

Manchester Street, west side, from River Avon to Hereford Street.

Manchester Street, east side, from St. Luke’s Church to Salisbury Street.

Manchester Street, west side, from St. Luke’s Church to Salisbury Street.

Hereford Street, north side, from Montreal Street to Antigua Street.

Hereford Street, south side, from Montreal street to Antigua Street.

Salisbury Street, north side, from Colombo Street to Manchester Street.

Salisbury Street, south side, from Colombo Street to Manchester Street.

Manchester Street, east side, from Ferry Road to South Belt.

Manchester street, west side, from Ferry Road to South Belt.

Antigua Street, east side, from Hereford Street to Armagh Street.

Antigua street, west side, from Hereford Street to Armagh Street.

South Belt, north side, from Colombo Street to Madras Street.

South Belt, south side, from Colombo Street to Madras Street.

A. BLAKISTON,
For the Provincial Secretary.

Christchurch, 13th November, 1863.

I HEREBY certify that Edmund Henry MARSHALL has this day submitted to me his Degree of Doctor of Medicine, from the University of Saint Andrew’s, Scotland; also his Diploma as Surgeon from the Royal College of Surgeons, England, and his Diploma as Licentiate in Midwifery and the Diseases of Women and Children, from the Royal College of Surgeons, England; and has thereby proved himself a legally qualified Medical Practitioner, under the provisions of the “Medical Practitioner’s Ordinance” of New Munster.

JOSEPH BRITTAN,
Resident Magistrate.

CUSTOMS NOTICE.

BONDING WAREHOUSE LICENSE AT LYTTELTON.

The Warehouse in the Port of Lyttelton, known as “J. Drummond Macpherson’s No. 2 Warehouse,” and described below, has been approved and appointed under Clause XI. of the “Customs’ Regulation Act, 1858,” as a Warehouse for the securing of goods under bond, without payment of duty on the first entry thereof.

A wooden building formerly known as the Canterbury Association Boat House, situate on the Beach, on the southern side of the eastern end of Norwich Quay East, in the town of Lyttelton.

J. W. HAMILTON,
Deputy Commissioner of Customs.
Custom House, Lyttelton,
19th day of October, 1863.

NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the holders of Pasturage Licenses in the Ellesmere District, bounded on the north by the Selwyn, on the east by the sea coast and Lake Ellesmere, on the south by the Rakaia, and on the west by the line of the Great South Road (Nos. 47, 64, 79, 80, 81, 100, 101, 108, 122, 94, class 2), that the country has been surveyed, and that the Commissioners of the Waste Lands Board will proceed to adjust the boundaries of these runs on Thursday, the 7th day of January, 1864, at Noon, when all parties interested are required to attend.

By order of the Waste Lands Board.

WILLIAM GUISE BRITTAN,
Chief Commissioner.
Land Office, Christchurch,
November 30th, 1863.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, William David BARNARD and William TURTON, as Stock-owners, at the Upper Ashburton, in the Province of Canterbury, has been this day dissolved.

Christchurch, November 17th, 1863.

Signed by the said William Turton, in the presence of E. F. B. Harston, Solicitor, Christchurch.

Signed by the said William David Barnard, in the presence of E. Wakefield Nicholson, Clerk to Messrs. Harston and Cowlishaw, Solicitors, Christchurch.

WILLIAM TURTON.

W. D. BARNARD.

Immigration Office,
Christchurch, 24th November, 1863.

REGULATIONS to be OBSERVED by IMMIGRANTS.

1. Accommodation in the Barracks will be afforded to Immigrants newly arrived, for one week after landing, and no longer, without special permission, in writing, from the Immigration Officer.

2. No person shall be allowed to enter the Barracks except by an order from the Immigration Officer.

3. The Immigrants must rise at 6 o’clock.