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quiet him, with an account of those liabilities and
of the arrangements.
- Lord Grey would further propose that so long
as the Directors continue to exercise the powers with
which Section 19 vests them, for the purpose of
winding up the affairs of the Company, some per-
son appointed by the Presidency should be placed
in communication with them in order to facilitate
those arrangements. By which the Council of the
Secretary of State may come to be required, or of
which it is essential that Her Majesty's Government
should be kept informed. Of course, no condition
so authorized could assume to prescribe, nor could
his Lordship suggest that he should in any way in-
terfere with the proceedings of the Directors or be
present at their deliberations, except when they
themselves think it advisable for the aforementi-
oned purpose. And as Lord Grey is happy to an-
ticipate that Mr. Cox has performed the duties of
Her Majesty's Commissioner so long as they lasted
in a manner satisfactory to the Directors, he hopes
that Mr. Cox should for the present continue to
afford his services in the manner here specified.
I have, &c.,
(Signed)
T. G. Marling, Esq.
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Wellington, 9th January, 1851.
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER-
NOR-IN-CHIEF has been pleased to
appoint
EDWARD JENKYNES WILKINSON,
and
HENRY JOHN VAUGHAN, Esquires,
of Port Victoria, to be Magistrates of the
Province of New Munster.
By His Excellency's command,
ALFRED DOMET,
Colonial Secretary.
Resident Magistrate's Court,
Wellington, January 9, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a Meeting
of Magistrates for this District will be
held at this Court, on Tuesday, the first day
of February next, at the hour of 12 o'clock,
for the purpose of forming the Jury List,
and also for taking into consideration ap-
plications for Licensed Slaughter-houses
beyond the limits of the Town of Welling-
ton.
Notice of intention to apply must be left
with the Clerk of the Bench ten days be-
fore the said 1st day of February next.
John E. Smith,
Clerk to the Bench.
Total amount of Notes in circulation at the
Office of the Colonial Bank of Issue at
Wellington, on the 11th day of January,
1851:—
Amount of Notes in circulation the 11th day of
January, being the close of the preceding
four weeks:—
£5 and upwards...................................£2,855
Under £5..............................................3,046
Total...................................................£5,901
Total amount of Coin held by the same Office
on the same day:—
Gold.....................................................£ 55
Silver...................................................5,846
Total...................................................£5,901
I, Henry W. Petre, the Colonial Trea-
surer, do hereby certify that the above is a
true account as required by the Ordinance
No. 16, Section 8.
For Henry W. Petre,
Colonial Treasurer,
J. Parsons,
Chief Clerk.
Dated this 13th day of January, 1851.
Colonial Treasury, Wellington.
Printed at the "Spectator" Office.
New Munster Gazette 1851, No 2
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- Henry John Vaughan (Esquire), Appointed Magistrate
- Alfred Domett, Colonial Secretary
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- J. Parsons, Chief Clerk