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NELSON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

Superintendent's Office, Nelson,
24th October, 1870.

IT is hereby notified that it is intended, after the
expiration of two months from the date hereof, to
grant Leases for Goldmining purposes of the Crown
Land within the District of the Nelson South-west
Goldfields, hereinafter described, viz.:—

1. A block of land, containing four acres and one
   rood, more or less, situated between Blue
   Creek and Nuggetty Creek, Wangapeka.
   Applied for by William Stavert, Manager of
   the Culliford Goldmining Company (Regis-
   tered).

ALFRED GREENFIELD,
Provincial Secretary.

Superintendent's Office, Nelson,
24th October, 1870.

IT is hereby notified that it is intended, after the
expiration of two months from the date hereof, to
grant Leases for Goldmining purposes of the Crown
Land within the District of the Nelson South-west
Goldfields, hereinafter described, viz.:—

1. A block of land, containing five acres and
   seventeen perches, more or less, situated at
   Back Lead, Darkie's Terrace, Charleston.
   Applied for by Patrick Brennan and others.

2. A block of land, containing five acres two
   roods and eight perches, more or less,
   situated at Deadman's Terrace, Charleston.
   Applied for by John Fox.

ALFRED GREENFIELD,
Provincial Secretary.

Superintendent's Office, Nelson,
24th October, 1870.

IT is hereby notified that it is intended, after the
expiration of two months from the date hereof to
grant Leases for Goldmining purposes of the Crown
Land within the District of the Nelson South-west
Goldfields, hereinafter described, viz.:—

1. A block of land, containing eight acres and
   fifteen perches, more or less, situated at
   Addison's Flat, Buller district. Applied for
   by Michael Carmody and party.

2. A block of land, containing ten acres, more or
   less, situated at Dirty Mary's Creek, Waite's
   Pakihi, Buller district. Applied for by
   Patrick O'Toole and party.

3. A block of land, containing ten acres, more or
   less, situated at Addison's Flat, Buller district.
   Applied for by Patrick M'Lary and party.

4. A block of land, containing ten acres, more or
   less, situated at Fairdowns, Buller district.
   Applied for by Richard Lyn Blackmore.

5. A block of land, containing ten acres, more or
   less, situated at Fairdowns, Buller district.
   Applied for by Thomas Hirst and party.

6. A block of land, containing five acres three
   roods and thirty-six perches, more or less,
   situated at Addison's Flat, Buller district.
   Applied for by John Keating and party.

7. A block of land, containing ten acres, more or
   less, situated at Addison's Flat, Buller district.
   Applied for by Patrick Moran and party.

8. A block of land, containing eight acres, more
   or less, situated at Fairdowns, Buller district.
   Applied for by John M'Quillan and party.

ALFRED GREENFIELD,
Provincial Secretary.

Superintendent's Office, Nelson,
21st October, 1870.

REGULATIONS for the Management of the
WESTPORT GOVERNMENT WHARF, and Shipping
alongside the same.

1. The lessee, or a man to be provided by him, shall
   assist in making fast or casting off all vessels coming
   alongside or departing from the wharf, except on
   Sundays.

2. The lessee shall, at his own expense, provide and
   keep a good and proper lamp, at such place on the
   wharf as shall be fixed upon for that purpose by the
   Harbormaster, properly lighted from sunset to sunrise
   every night.

3. All vessels lying alongside the wharf will be sub-
   ject to the Harbor Regulations for the Port of Buller
   for the time being, and to these Regulations.

4. The master of any vessel hauling alongside the
   wharf shall, if required, lay out an anchor or anchors
   (well buoyed), as directed by the Harbormaster, and
   shall also make fast to the wharf, as directed by the
   Harbormaster.

5. The master or owner of any vessel shall move his
   vessel from the wharf when required so to do by the
   Harbormaster.

6. The Wharfinger shall be responsible for all goods
   delivered to his charge.

7. No charge shall be made for passengers using the
   wharf.

8. No person, except the wharfinger or some person
   authorised by him shall put out or interfere with any
   lamp upon the wharf.

9. Any person infringing these Regulations will be
   liable to a penalty of not exceeding Five Pounds for
   every such infringement, to be recovered in a summary
   manner.

WHARFAGE.

Vessels occupying berths at the wharf will be charged
with rent for every day (or part of a day) at the follow-
ing rates, which shall be paid to the wharfinger before
the vessel shall be removed, viz.:—

s. d.
Vessels not exceeding twenty tons ... 10 0
Vessels over twenty tons ... ... 20 0
Goods landed or shipped, per ton ... 2 6
Packages and parcels not exceeding five
cubic feet, each ... ... ... 0 6
Stock—
Horses, each ... ... ... 5 0
Cattle, each ... ... ... 4 0
Sheep (for the first forty), each ... 0 3
" (for all over forty), each ... 0 2

If any vessel lying alongside the wharf shall receive
or discharge any goods or stock otherwise than from or
upon the wharf, half wharfage shall be paid on all such
goods or stock so received or discharged.

OSWALD CURTIS,
Superintendent.