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Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 14th August, 1844.

THE respective Officers of Government are
informed that whenever it may become
necessary to transmit a Requisition for a supply
of Printed Forms for the service of their De-
partments—they are required at the same time
to furnish the quantity of paper necessary for
printing the same, (or to forward a Requisition
on the Contractor,) adding five per cent. there-
on, to provide for waste.

By Command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 1st August, 1844.

DURING the temporary absence of Dr.
Johnson from the Colony, His Excellency
the Governor has been pleased to appoint

Dr. DANIEL POLLEN,
to be Coroner; and

Dr. WILLIAM DAVIES,
to be Medical Attendant at the Gaol and Dis-
pensary.

By Command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.

CROWN GRANTS.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 12th August, 1844.

THE undermentioned Deeds of Grant are
now lying at this Office, and will be de-
livered to the Grantees, on or after Monday,
the 19th 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 forms, (as the case
may be), certified by a Magistrate, or by a
Solicitor of the Supreme Court.

Form of Authority for Deeds of Grant on
public purposes.

I hereby authorize A. B. of to receive
the Deed of Grant for the [Town, Suburban, or
Country, as the case may be] Lot No.
Section No. , being a grant for

WITNESS, (Signature of Grantee.)

TOWN OF AUCKLAND.

9. George Augustus Selwyn, Lord Bishop
   of New Zealand, two roods and twenty-seven
   perches, Lot No. 4, of Section No. 8, for the
   site of a school-house and clergyman's residence.

ORERE.

10. George Augustus Selwyn, Lord Bishop
    of New Zealand, a piece of land situated at
    that place, for the site of a clergyman's resi-
    dence.

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.)

RIVER THAMES.

88. Samuel McDonald Martin, Claim said
    to contain one thousand two hundred acres,
    being part of Case No. 143.

89. Samuel McDonald Martin, Claim said
    to contain two thousand eight hundred acres,
    being part of Case No. 143 a.

90. Lachlan Allan McCaskill, Claim said to
    contain one thousand eight hundred acres,
    being part of Case No. 143.

91. Lachlan Allan McCaskill, Claim said to
    contain four thousand two hundred acres, being
    part of Case No. 143 a.

KAIPARA.

92. Thomas Elmsley, Henry Walton, and
    Charles Walton, Claim said to contain four
    thousand acres, being Case No. 87.

BAY OF ISLANDS.

93. Thomas Black and William Green,
    Claim said to contain one thousand acres, being
    Case No. 46.

94. Benjamin Ashwell, Claim said to con-
    tain twenty acres, being Case No. 307.

95. Edward Bolger, Claim said to contain
    one hundred and fifty acres, being Case No. 358.

96. Edward Bolger, Claim said to contain
    three hundred acres, being Case No. 358 a.

97. John Edmonds, Claim said to contain
    two thousand one hundred and twelve acres,
    being Case No. 85.

98. George Hemmings and Robert Edney,
    Claim said to contain forty acres, being Case
    No. 86 a.

99. George Greenway, Claim said to con-
    tain two hundred acres, being Case No. 98 b.

100. John Edward Hargraves, Claim said to
     contain twelve acres, being Case No. 447 a.

101. John Edward Hargraves, Claim said to
     contain one and a half acre, being Case No. 447.

102. George Hemmings, Claim said to con-
     tain one quarter of an acre, being Case No. 110.

103. George Hemmings and Robert Edney,
     Claim said to contain ten acres, being Case
     No. 86.

104. William George Cornelius Hingston,
     Claim said to contain one thousand six hundred
     acres, being Case No. 118.