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NELSON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

BYE-LAWS FOR THE SUBURBAN NORTH
ROAD BOARD.

1. The occupiers, or in case there shall be no
   occupiers, then the owners of any land upon
   which a gorse or other hedge shall be grow-
   ing, adjoining any public road, shall, so soon
   as the portion of the said road adjoining his
   said land shall be clear, thenceforward keep
   the same at all times clear of gorse or other
   obstruction which it may reasonably be sup-
   posed have proceeded from the said hedge;
   and in case such occupier or owner, as the
   case may be, shall refuse or neglect to clean
   such road, after receiving fourteen days
   notice in writing to do so from the Road
   Board, he shall be liable to a penalty of not
   exceeding Forty shillings.

2. The owners of any horse, mule, ass, sheep,
   swine, or any other beast or cattle of any
   kind, which shall, at any time after this
   Bye-law shall come into operation, be found
   depasturing in or upon any fenced or formed
   road, or the sides, or any ditch or bank
   thereof, within the limits of the Suburban
   North Road Board, whether under the
   tendence or control of any person or not, and
   thereby causing any damage to such road,
   ditch, bank, or fence, shall be liable to a fine
   for each animal so depasturing, and causing
   any damage as aforesaid, of not more than
   Ten shillings: provided always that the
   amount of such penalty shall not exceed
   Forty shillings.

JAMES MACKAY,
Chairman of Board.

Approved this Thirteenth day of August, One
thousand eight hundred and seventy-four.

D. ROUGH,
Deputy-Superintendent.

Superintendent's Office, Nelson,
August 26, 1874.

IT is hereby notified for general information that

THOMAS SYMES
has been elected a Member of the Takaka Road
Board, in the place of Thomas Hitchcock, resigned.

WILLIAM ROUT,
For the Provincial Secretary.

Nelson, August 6, 1874.

THE BOUNDARY of the Spring Grove Education
District is hereby EXTENDED to the southern
boundary of Sections 70 and 74, hitherto included in
the Education District of Lower Wakefield.

By order of the Central Board of Education,

W. C. HODGSON,
Secretary.

Extracts from New Zealand Gazette.

Appointment of Clerk to Resident Magistrate's Court,
Ahaura.

Department of Justice,
Wellington, 1st August, 1874.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to
appoint

Mr. SAMUEL GOODALL
to be Clerk of the Resident Magistrate's Court at
Ahaura, vice G. L. Greenwood, resigned,

G. MAURICE O'RORKE,
Acting Minister of Justice.

Appointment of Clerk to District Court, Ahaura.

Department of Justice,
Wellington, 1st August 1874.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to
appoint

Mr. SAMUEL GOODALL
to be Clerk at Ahaura of the District Court of
Westland South, vice G. L. Greenwood, resigned.

G. MAURICE O'RORKE,
Acting Minister of Justice.

Receiver of Gold Revenue at Ahaura appointed.

Treasury,
Wellington, 31st July, 1874.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to
appoint

Mr. SAMUEL GOODALL
to be Receiver of Gold Revenue at Ahaura, in the
Province of Nelson, as from the 1st proximo, vice
G. L. Greenwood, Esq.

JULIUS VOGEL.

RULES OF THE GREY DISTRICT
ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY.

[The term District shall mean the Electoral District of
the Grey Valley.]

OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY.

1. The objects of the Society shall be the Introduc-
   tion, Acclimatisation, and Domestication of all Innoxious
   Animals, Birds, Fishes, Insects, and Vegetables,
   whether useful or ornamental; the perfection, propa-
   gation, and hybridisation of species newly introduced,
   or already domesticated; the spread of indigenous
   animals, &c., from parts of the colony where they are
   already known, to other localities where they are not
   known; the procuring, whether by purchase, gift, or
   exchange of animals, &c., from Great Britain, the
   British Colonies, and Foreign Countries; the trans-
   mission of animals, &c., from the Colony to England
   and foreign parts, in exchange for others sent to the
   Society; the holding of periodical meetings, and the