land and of Taranaki in the North Island,
shall be deemed to be infected Districts
within the meaning of the said Act; And I
do further proclaim and declare the following Regulations for the destruction of
diseased cattle, and for the preventing and
regulating the removal or transportation of
cattle from the said several infected Districts
into the Province of Canterbury.

I. If any person shall import, drive or
remove, or cause to be imported,
driven or removed, or assist in driving
or removing any cattle from either of
the said infected districts into the
Province of Canterbury, except upon
Quarantine ground, and the authority
of a Quarantine certificate,
such
person shall be liable to a penalty of
Fifty Pounds for every head of cattle
so imported, driven, or removed.

II. It shall be lawful for any Inspector
of Cattle, or Police Constable to
destroy, or cause to be destroyed,
any cattle which shall pass into this
Province from either of the said districts contrary to these Regulations.

III. If any person shall wilfully impede
or obstruct any Inspector, or any
Police Constable acting under the
authority of these Regulations, every
person so offending shall and may be
seized and detained by such person
so acting as aforesaid, or any person
or persons he may call to his assistance, until such offender or offenders
can be taken before two Justices of
the Peace, and shall be liable to a
penalty of Fifty Pounds.

Given under my hand, and issued under
the public seal of the Province at Christchurch, this Twenty-seventh day of
November, One thousand eight hundred and sixty-five.

S. BEALEY,
(l.s.)
Superintendent.

By His Honor’s command,

Edw. JOLLIE,
Provincial Secretary.

CUSTOMS NOTICE.

THE Warehouse in the Port of Grey,
which will be known as "Thompson & Company’s Bonding Warehouse," and is described below, has been approved and appointed (provisionally) under clause 11 of "The Customs Regulation Act, 1858," as a Warehouse for securing Goods under Bond without payment of duty on first entry thereof:—

A wooden building owned and occupied by J. S. Thompson and Company, and recently erected by them on "business site" number 58, in Tainui street, in the Town of Greymouth, as shown on the maps of the Chief Surveyor of Canterbury.

J. W. HAMILTON,
Deputy Commissioner.

Custom House, Lyttelton,
November 13, 1865.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Christchurch, Nov. 20, 1865.

HIS Honor the Superintendent directs it to be notified that a Writ, calling for the election of Two Members to serve in the Provincial Council for the West Coast Gold Field District, has been returned to him with the endorsement that

EDMUND BARFF, Esq., and
EVAN PROSSER, Esq.,

have been duly elected.

Edw. JOLLIE,
Provincial Secretary.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Christchurch, Nov. 20, 1865.

HIS Honor the Superintendent directs it to be notified that a Writ, calling for the election of a Member to serve in the Provincial Council for the Mandeville District, has been returned to him, with the endorsement that

MARMADUKE DIXON, Esq.,

has been duly elected.

Edw. JOLLIE,
Provincial Secretary.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Christchurch, Nov. 22, 1865.

HIS Honor the Superintendent directs it to be notified that a Writ, calling for the election of a Member to serve in the Provincial Council for the Geraldine District, has been returned to him, with the endorsement that

WILLIAM GOSLING, Esq.,

has been duly elected.

Edw. JOLLIE,
Provincial Secretary.

CUSTOMS NOTICE.

THE Warehouse in the Port of Hokitika,
which will be known as "Spence Brothers’ Bonding Warehouse," and is described below, has been approved and appointed under clause 11 of "The Customs Regulation Act, 1858," as a Warehouse for securing Goods under Bond without payment of duty on first entry thereof:—

An iron building, owned, occupied, and recently erected by John and James Spence, situate in Beach street, in the Town of Hokitika, and on "business site" numbered 23 on the maps of the Chief Surveyor of Canterbury.

J. W. HAMILTON,
Deputy Commissioner.

Custom House, Lyttelton,
November 13, 1865.