New Zealand Gazette – 1856 – No. 19

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✨ Regulations Continuation and Correction

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shall be liable to the same amount of pilotage
as if the services of such Pilot had been ac-
cepted, unless the master of such vessel is pro-
vided with a certificate of exemption (which
may be granted by the Governor of the Colony
or by the Superintendent of the Province) and
has flown the exemption flag at the main from
arriving off the Island of Tiri-tiri-matangi,
such exemption flag consisting of not less than
six breadths of white bunting.

Any person who shall board any vessel
arriving from a foreign port, before such vessel

shall have been boarded by some person duly
authorised in that behalf, shall be liable to a
penalty not exceeding £5.

CORRECTION.-In notice of appointment of
Attorney-General in Government Gazette of
20th May, 1856, for "first seat in Executive
Council," read "first seat in Ministry."

Printed by Williamson & Wilson, for the New Zealand
Government.

Online Sources for this page:

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 1856, No 19

Parliament sat at General Assembly House (nicknamed the 'Shedifice') in Auckland from 1854-1864, sharing the building with the Auckland Provincial Council.

Ironically the Upper House met on the lower story, and the Lower House on the upper story.

✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🚂 Publication of Regulations for Pilots and Masters of Vessels in Auckland (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated26 May 1856
KeywordsPilotage fees, exemption flag, foreign port boarding, penalties

🏛️ Correction to Attorney-General Appointment Notice (20 May 1856)

Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
KeywordsCorrection, Attorney-General, Executive Council, Ministry

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