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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

On Trial or Inquisition. £ s. d.
Sheriff for presiding each Trial or
Inquisition 1 1 0
If any trial or inquisition extends
beyond the day on which it is
commenced, extra 0 10 6
Bailiff for summoning Jury, for
each juror 0 10 0
Attending in Court, each day ... 0 10 0
Hire of room, when required, the
sum paid.
Travelling expenses of Sheriff, from
his office to place where the trial
or inquisition is held, per mile... 0 1 0
Bailiff's travelling experses from
his residence to do. per mile ... 0 1 0
For drawing and engrossing in-
quisition, when required, per folio 0 1 0
For a summons for attendance of a
witness 0 5 0
Serving same; if within one mile 0 5 0
For every extra mile one way ...... 0 1 0
The travelling expenses of the
Sheriff from his office, and of the
Bailiff from his residence, to the
place where the trial or inquisi-
tion is held, are to be apportioned
rateably to the parties, if more
than one trial or inquisition is
held at the same time and place.

In Replevin.
Precept to Bailiff 0 5 0
Notice for service on Defendant ... 0 5 0
Serving same, if by Sheriff or Bailiff,
same as for serving summons to
witness, on an Inquisition.
Broker, if employed; where the
sum demanded and due shall
exceed £20, and shall not exceed
£50, for appraisement and affi-
davit of value. 0 10 6
Where it shail exceed £50 ...... 1 1 0
And his travelling expenses from
his residence to the place where
the goods are; per mile 0 1 0
Replevin Bond ...................... 0 1 0
Inventory annexed thereto 0 5 0
If the Inventory exceed two folios,
for each folio above two 0 0 6
Bailiff for summoning parties and
delivering goods to tenant 1 0 0
And his travelling expenses from
his residence to the place where
the goods are; per mile 0 1 0

On a view.
For summoning the Jurymen ...... 1 4 0
Travelling expenses to the Sheriff,
Shewers, and Jurymen, reasonable
expenses actually paid.
Fee to the Sheriff, where the dis-
tance does not exceed five miles
from his office 1 1 0
Where it exceeds five miles, per
mile, one way 0 1 0
And in case he shall be necessarily
absent more than one day, then
for each day after the first, a
further fee of..................... 1 1 0

For each special juryman per diem 1 1 0
For each common juryman per diem 0 10 0
For the return to any Writ or pro-
cess, and filing the same, exclusive
of any Court fee paid on filing... 0 5 0
For any duty, not herein provided
for, such sum as a Judge of the
Supreme Court may, upon special
application, allow.
In any case, wherein any Sheriff,
Sheriff's Officer, Bailiff, or other
person employed under the Sheriff,
shall be necessarily put to and
incur extra trouble and expense
in the discharge of any duty in-
cident to his office or employment,
he and they shall be entitled to
such reasonable payment extra, as
a Judge of the Supreme Court
may, upon special application,
allow.

GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY,
Chief Justice

Approved by the Governor in Council, this
25th day of October, 1859.

F. G. STEWARD,
Clerk of Executive Council.

Attorney General's Office,
Auckland, 25th October, 1859.
THE following Prison Regulations for the
Public Gaol at Dunedin, in the Province
of Otago, have been issued at the request of
thes Provincial Government.

FREDK. WHITAKER.

Whereas by an Ordinance of the Lieut.-Go-
vernor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony
of New Zealand, intituled "An Ordinance for
the Regulation of Prisons," Sess. VII., No.7, the
Governor is empowered from time to time to
make such rules and regulations as to him
shall seem fit, touching the duties of the offi-
cers of any public Gaol, the classification,
diet, instruction, treatment, and correction of
the prisoners therein, and generally to pre-
scribe all such rules as may be necessary for
the good discipline of any public Gaol, and
the safe custody of the prisoners therein.

And whereas, by an Act of the General
Assembly of the said Colony, intituled "The
Secondary Punishment Act, 1854," it is enacted
that it shall be lawful for the Governor
from time to time to make such rules and re-
gulations as to him shall seem meet for the
employment, safe custody, management, and
discipline of the convicts under sentence of
penal servitude, and to enforce the observance
of such rules and regulations by solitary con-
finement as in the said Act provided, and by
such other prison discipline as may be pre-
scribed in that behalf: Provided always that
no rule or regulation awarding any such pun-
ishment as aforesaid shall come into operation
until a copy thereof shall have been first pub-
lished in the Government Gazette.