NOTICE.

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Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 6th June, 1843.

IN order to enable Land Claimants to avail
themselves more easily of the existing ar-
rangements for exchanging land—I am desired
by the Governor to give notice that payment of
any fee on the final report of a Commissioner of
Land Claims may be deferred until the issue of
a Crown Grant for any land obtained in ex-
change for that in respect of which the said fee
may be payable.

No Grants consequent on Exchange of land
will be issued after six months subsequent to the
day of sale or exchange—therefore in order to
obtain any such grant—the fee must be paid
within six months from the day of exchange.

By Command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.

CROWN GRANTS.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 13th June, 1844.

THE undermentioned Deeds of Grant are
now lying at this Office, and will be de-
livered to the Grantees, on application, on or
after Monday, the 17th instant.

In cases where it is impossible for the grantee
to attend in person to receive his Deed, it will be
delivered to the bearer of an authority according
to the subjoined form, certified by a Magistrate,
or by a Solicitor of the Supreme Court.

Form of Authority for a Deed of Grant on an
approved Claim to Land.

I hereby authorize A. B. of to receive
the Deed of Grant in my favor, for Land Claim
Case No.

WITNESS, (Signature of Grantee.)
Signature of a Magistrate, or of a
Solicitor of the Supreme Court.

BAY OF ISLANDS.

50. John Barber, Claim said to contain one
    hundred acres, being Case No. 41.

51. John Barber, Claim said to contain one
    hundred acres, being Case No. 41 (a.)

52. John Barber, Claim said to contain
    thirty acres, being Case No. 41 (b.)

53. John Barber, Claim said to contain one
    hundred acres, being Case No. 41 (c.)

54. John Barber, Claim said to contain forty
    acres, being Case No. 41 (d.)

55. John Byron, Claim said to contain ninety
    acres, being Case No. 54.

56. Charles Baker, Claim said to contain
    two hundred acres, being Case No. 255.

57. Charles Baker, Claim said to contain five
    hundred and sixty acres, being Case No. 255
    (2.)

58. Charles Baker, Claim said to contain
    twelve acres, being Case No. 255 (3.)

59. Charles Baker, Claim said to contain
    one hundred acres, being Case No. 255 (4.)

60. Charles Baker, Claim said to contain
    one thousand three hundred and sixteen acres,
    being Case No. 255 (b.)

61. William Derby Brind, Claim said to
    contain four hundred and forty acres, being
    Case No. 258.

WANGAROA.

61. William Baker, Claim said to contain
    five hundred and fifty-seven and a half acres,
    being Case No. 256 (a.)
62. William Baker, Claim said to contain
    fifteen acres, being Case No. 256 (b.)

HOKIANGA.

64. Abraham Birch and William Birch,
    Claim said to contain three hundred acres, being
    Case No. 402.
65. Robert Angus, Claim said to contain one
    hundred and fifty-eight acres, being Case No.

The following Deed has been issued from this
Office.

KORORARIKA.

49. James Reddy Clendon, Claim said to
    contain about four acres, being Case No. 66 (d.)

By Command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 20th June, 1844.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been
pleased to direct that the following No-
tice respecting a Beacon erected on Pencarrow
Head, at the entrance to the Harbour of Port
Nicholson, be published for general information.

By Command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Beacon erected on Pencarrow Head, at
the eastern side of the entrance to Port Nichol-
son, bears, from observations taken on board
H. M. Colonial Brig Victoria, S.E. by E. E.,
from the outer rock of Barrett's Reef.

The Beacon is thirty-seven feet high, painted
white, and surmounted by a red flag.