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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

I, THOMAS OUTHWAITE, do swear that to the best of my knowledge and belief the above
is a just and true account of the Receipts and Disbursements on account of the above
estate of John Marett.

Sworn at Auckland, this second day of July, One }

thousand eight hundred and sixty, before me,

THOS. OUTHWAITE.

GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY, C. J.

I do hereby certify that I have examined and allowed this account of the Official
Administrator of the above Estate. Dated the second day of July, One thousand
eight hundred and sixty.

GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY,
Chief Justice.

THOMAS OUTHWAITE, Esquire, Receiver of Intestate Estates for the Northern
Division of the Colony of New Zealand, in account with the Estate of DANIEL
MASON, deceased, intestate.

I, THOMAS OUTHWAITE, do swear that to the best of my knowledge and belief the
above is a just and true account of all the Receipts and Disbursements on account of the
above estate of Daniel Mason, deceased, intestate.

Sworn at Auckland, this second day of July, One }
thousand eight hundred and sixty, before me,

THOS. OUTHWAITE.

GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY, C. J.

I do hereby certify that I have examined and allowed this Account of the Official
Administrator of the above Estate. Dated the second day of July, 1860.

GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY,
Chief Justice.

VICTORIA, by the Grace of God of the United
Britain and Ireland, Queen, to
Elizabeth Balfour Innis, residing in the City of
Auckland, in the County of Eden, in the Colony of
New Zealand, the wife of John Innis, late of the said
city, Carpenter; Walter McCaul, of the City, County,
and Colony aforesaid, Tailor; Shirley Whitfield Hill,
of the City, County, and Colony aforesaid, First Clerk
in Her Majesty's Customs at Auckland; William
Swanson, of the City, County, and Colony aforesaid,
Settler; and Thomas Adamson, of Mongonui, in the
Province of Auckland, in New Zealand aforesaid, Ship
Carpenter and each of you,

Whereas an action hath been commenced in the
Supreme Court of the Colony of New Zealand, wherein
the said Walter McCaul is Plaintiff, and the said John
Innis is Defendant:

And Whereas it has been made known to us that
there is certain real and personal property belonging
to the said John Innis, now in the custody, possession,
or in the hands, or under the control of you, the said
Elizabeth Balfour Innis, Walter McCaul, Shirley
Whitfield Hill, William Swanson, and Thomas Adam-
son, or some or one of you:

We command you that you do not sell or otherwise
dispose of or part with the said real and personal pro-
perty or any part thereof of the said John Innis, until
the further order of our said Court shall be made known
to you.

(L.S.)
Witness, GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY,
Esquire, Chief Justice of Our
Supreme Court, of the Colony
of New Zealand, this eighteenth
day of June, One thousand
eight hundred and sixty.

This Writ was issued by James Vann Marston and
Edmund James Cox, both of Vulcan Lane, in the city
of Auckland, Attorneys for the within named Walter
McCaul.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an applica-
tion will be made to the General Assembly of
New Zealand, in the next Session thereof, for an Act
to enable the Governor to grant to PAUL DE CAS-
TELLA, Esquire, a Patent for an Invention for
Improvements in the manufacture of Pipes for the
Conveyance of Water and Gases, and for enclosing
Electric Telegraph Wires and other purposes; and
also to a mode of strengthening various descriptions of
Pipes, and rendering them waterproof and staunch.
Dated this 5th day of July, 1860.

WILLIAM BRACEY,
Shortland-street, Auckland,
Agent for the said Paul de Castella.

Printed and Published by W. C. WILSON, for the New Zealand Government, at the Printing Office,
Shortland Crescent.