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PROCLAMATION.

By His Excellency ROBERT FITZROY,
Esquire, Captain in Her Majesty's Royal
Navy, and Governor and Commander-in-
Chief in and over Her Majesty's Colony
of New Zealand and its Dependencies,
and Vice Admiral of the same, &c.
&c., &c.

ALL Natives of the Bay of Islands, or its
neighborhood, who are desirous of peace,
commerce, and friendship with Europeans;—
and the maintenance of the Queen's just
authority;—while benefitting by Her Majesty's
protection—are hereby called on and required
to separate themselves in a few days from the
ill disposed Natives—and to gather round
their own Chiefs—under the British Flag—
either at their own places:—or round the Mis-
sion Stations,—which will be secure places of
resort.

During the continuance of War—no Natives
may approach the Ships—or Soldiers—or en-
campment at the Bay of Islands—wherever
placed—without having a Missionary—or a
Protector—with a white flag with them lest
the Soldiers should mistake friends for enemies—
and fire upon them in error.

All Boats, and other property, taken away
from Kororareka by plunderers must be forth-
with given up to persons duly authorised to
receive the same.

Given under my Hand, and issued
under the Public Seal of the
Colony, at Government House,
(L. S.) Auckland, this twenty-sixth day
of April, in the year of Our Lord
One thousand eight hundred and
forty five.

ROBERT FITZ ROY,
Governor.

By Command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 11th April, 1845.

HIS Excellency the Governor directs it to
be notified that the collection of all sums
due to Government under the Property Rate
Ordinance, has devolved upon the Colonial
Treasurer, to whom at Auckland, and to the
respective Sub-Treasurers at other settlements
in the Colony, such payments are to be made.

By Command,
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
Colonial Secretary.

CROWN GRANTS.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, 1st May, 1845.

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 5th 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.)

286. Joseph Wright, twenty-six acres, one
     rood, and nineteen perches, Suburban Allotment
     No. 87.

287. John Dalziel, one hundred and sixty
     acres, Country Lot No. 21.

288. John Dalziel, two hundred and eight
     acres, Country Lot No. 28.

289. John Dalziel, three hundred and eighty
     acres, Country Lot No. 3.

290. John Dalziel, four hundred acres, Coun-
     try Lot No. 4.

291. Clement Partridge, one hundred and
     sixty acres, Country Lot No. 14.

292. William McDonald, forty acres and
     three perches, Suburban Allotment No. 22, of
     Section No. 8.

293. Clement Partridge, two hundred and
     twenty acres, Country Lot No. 15.

294. D. B. Cochrane, one hundred and
     thirty-three acres, Country Lot No. 7.

295. John Commons and William McKenzie,
     one hundred and twenty-four acres, and four
     perches, Country Lot No. 19.

296. Patrick Walshe, twenty-seven acres,
     one rood, and thirty-one perches, Suburban
     Allotment No. 78.

297. John Commons and William McKenzie,
     ninety-one acres, two roods, and twenty-four
     perches, Country Lot No. 20, District of Tamaki.

298. John Commons and William McKenzie,
     one hundred and fifteen acres, three roods, and
     nineteen perches, Country Lot No. 21, District
     of Tamaki.

299. William Bellingham, twelve acres and
     two roods, Suburban Allotment No. 15, of
     Section No. 7.

300. James Honey and Edward Parker,
     twenty-two acres and three roods, Suburban
     Allotment No. 16, of Section No. 7.

301. Thomas Cassidy, one rood and thirty-
     six perches, Town Allotment No. 28, of Section
     No. 29.