THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 113

Renwick Thomas, Nelson
Revans Samuel, Wairarapa
Reynolds William Hunter, Dunedin
Rhodes William Bernard, Wellington.
Rhodes Joseph, Waipureku
Rhodes Robert Heaton, Purau
Richardson Thomas Watkin, Glen Avon
Richardson John Larkins Cheese, South Clu-
tha
Rich William Gordon, Wairuna
Richmond Hon. Matthew, Nelson
Richmond Andrew James, Nelson,
Richmond Henry Robert, Hurworth, Taranaki
Riddell Robert, Napier
Robinson, His Honor John Perry, Nelson:
Robinson Francis, Manawatu
Ross George Arthur Emilius, Rakaia
Rough David, Nelson
Russell Henry Robert, Waipukurau
Russell Hon. John Charles Watts, Ilam
Russell Thomas Purvis, Waipukurau
Russell Robert, Wairarapa
Salisbury Edward Dodson, Motueka
Scott Henry Arthur, Christchurch
Schultze Charles William, Wellington
Seymour Arthur Penrose, Wairau
Shand Archibald Watson (R.M.), Chatham
Islands
Shaw John, Clutha
Sharp Charles, Wanganui
Sillery Lieut. Col. Charles, Auckland
Sinclair Andrew, Auckland
Sinclair Donald, Nelson
Smith William Mein, Wairarapa
Smith Charles Henry Montresor, (R.M.,) One-
hunga
Smith Thomas Henry, Auckland
Smith Robert William, Wanganui
Smith John Elisha, Wellington
Smith John Valentine, Wairarapa
Smith John Stephenson, Oko Wara, Taranaki
Speedy James, (R.M.,) Papakura
Stafford Hon. Edward William, Auckland
St. Hill Henry, (R.M.,) Wellington
Stoddart Mark Pringle, Port Victoria
Strode Alfred Rowland Chetham, Dunedin
Strang Robert Roger, Wellington
Studholme John, Christchurch
Studholme Michael, Waitaki
Swainson Hon. William, Auckland
Stephenson Samuel, Russell
Tancred Hon. Henry John, Auckland
Tarlton William Francis, Riverton
Taylor Charles John, Tamaki
Taylor William Innes, Tamaki
Taylor Allan Kerr, Mount Albert
Taylor William Waring, Wellington
Taylor John Parkin, Riverton, Jacob's River
Teshmaker William Henry, Waitangi
Tetley Joseph Draper, River Ure
Thomas William Esdaile, Grey Town
Thorp Charles, Motueka
Tiffen Henry Stokes, Napier
Torlesse Charles Obin, Kaiapoi
Trafford Benjamin William Rawson, Rangi-
tikei
Tucker John, Ashcot, Ruitaniwha
Turton Henry Hanson, (R.M.), Auckland
Vercoe Henry, Tautauroa
Vickerman Francis Longbourne, Wairau

Vyvyan Thomas Henry, Motueka
Walker Lancelot, Hurunui
Wakefield Edward Jerningham, Wellington
Walmsley Benjamin, Nelson
Ward Charles Dudley Robert, Wellington
Ward Joseph, Brookby, Omaka
Ward Crosbie, Lyttelton
Wardell Herbert Samuel, (R.M.), Wairarapa
Watson John, (R.M.), Akaroa
Webster John, Hokianga
Weld Frederick Aloysius, Wellington
Wells William, Marybank Nelson
Wemyss James Balfour, Nelson
White William Bertram, (R.Me) Mongonui
White George, Nelson
White Augustus Edward, Akaroa
White Thomas Woolaston, Harewood
Williams Edward Marsh, Russell
Williams Thom.as Coldham, Russell
Williams Henry, jun., Russell
Williams Robert, Dunedin
Williamson, His Honor John. Auckland
Wilson Peter, Henui
Wilson James, Turakina
Wilson John Cracroft, Cashmere, Canterbury
Wither Charles Bigg, Richmond
Woolcombe Belfield, R.M., Timaru
Wood Reader Gillson, Auckland
Worsley Septimus Lancelot, Wellington
Wright William Brisbane, Motueka
Wyatt Lieut.-Col. Alfred Francis William,
Wanganui
Young William, Auckland
Young William Carr, Dunedin

KNOW YE, that we have assigned you and
each and every of you, jointly and severally,
to be Our Justices of the Peace in Our Colony
of New Zealand and its Dependencies, to keep
and cause to be kept all Laws, Ordinances,
and Statutes in force within Our said Colony,
for the punishing of offenders, the preservation
of the peace, and for the quiet rule, welfare,
and good government of Our People in Our
said Colony; and to have, exercise, and dis-
charge all the powers, authorities, and duties
belonging or pertaining to the office of a
Justice of the Peace in Our said Colony.

And, therefore, We command you, and each
and every of you, that to keep the Peace and
all Laws, Ordinances, and Statutes, and all and
singular other the Premises, you diligently
apply yourselves, and that, at certain days and
places duly appointed or to be appointed for
the these purposes, into the Premises to make
enquiry, and all and singular the Premises
hear and determine and perform and fulfil
them, doing therein what to justice appertains
according to the Law and custom of England
and of Our said Colony.

And we command all Our Sheriffs in Our
said Colony at certain days and places, ap-
pointed or to be appointed, to be aiding by all
lawful means in the performance and due
execution of the Premises.

In testimony whereof, We have caused these
Our Letters to be made Patent and the Seal
of Our Colony to be hereunto affixed.

Witness Our Trusty and Well Beloved,
THOMAS GORE BROWNE, Esquire,