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NELSON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

1. That a substantial punt, capable of carrying
   six tons, be maintained on the river, in good
   working order, during the term of this Pro-
   tection.

2. That competent ferrymen shall be always in
   attendance, and the ferry conducted at all
   times to the satisfaction of the Warden of the
   district.

3. That the approaches to the punt on each side
   of the river Buller be made to the satisfaction
   of the Warden of the district, and maintained
   in passable order during the term of this
   protection.

4. That the tolls to be charged for the use of the
   punt shall not exceed the following, viz.:—

s. d.
Passengers, each - - - - 1 0
Horses and Cattle, first 12, each - - 3 0
" all over 12, each - 2 6
Sheep, first 40, each - - - 0 6
" all over 40, each - - 0 3
Government Officers, including police,
road overseers, postmen, and laborers,
when on duty - - - - free.

5. The Warden of the district may, on being
   satisfied that the ferry is not conducted in an
   efficient manner, and in accordance with these
   conditions, suspend the operation of this pro-
   tection until the matter of complaint be
   removed; and if the matter of complaint be
   not removed within a reasonable time, the
   Superintendent shall have the power to cancel
   this protection.

6. All regulations which may at any time be
   brought into force under section 13 of the
   "Goldfields Act, 1866," shall be deemed ap-
   plicable to this protection, as if it had been
   granted under the same.

7. This protection shall not be transferred without
   the sanction in writing of the Superintendent.

8. This protection shall not affect the right of the
   Government to erect or grant protection for
   any bridge upon the Buller river.

OSWALD CURTIS,
Superintendent.

Superintendent's Office, Nelson,
July 10, 1874.

THE Voters of the District of MOTUPIKO having
neglected, on the day appointed for that purpose,
to elect three persons to fill the vacancies in the Local
Committee of Education for that District, the Deputy
Superintendent has, in accordance with the provisions
of the 10th Section of "The Education Act, 1863,"
appointed

GEORGE COLEMAN,
FREDERICK MEAD, and
WILLIAM QUINNEY,

Members of the Local Committee of Education for the
District of Motupiko.

WILLIAM ROUT,
For the Provincial Secretary.

Superintendent's Office, Nelson,
July 10, 1874.

THE Voters of the District of NGATIMOTI having
neglected, on the day appointed for that purpose,
to elect five persons to fill the vacancies in the Local
Committee of Education for that District, the Deputy
Superintendent has, in accordance with the provisions
of the 10th Section of "The Education Act, 1863,"
appointed

A. GOWER,
R. LLOYD,
J. M'GAVESTON,
G. LINES, } For 1 Year.
J. GUY,

Members of the Local Committee of Education for the
District of Ngatimoti.

WILLIAM ROUT,
For the Provincial Secretary.

Superintendent's Office, Nelson,
July 10, 1874.

THE Voters of the District of DOVEDALE having
neglected, on the day appointed for that purpose,
to elect three persons to fill the vacancies in the Local
Committee of Education for that District, the Deputy
Superintendent has, in accordance with the provisions
of the 10th Section of "The Education Act, 1863,"
appointed

JOHN THORN,
JAMES SMITH, and
ALFRED JORDAN,

Members of the Local Committee of Education for the
District of Dovedale.

WILLIAM ROUT,
For the Provincial Secretary.

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