THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETEE. 157

In an irregular block; commencing at a
marked point on the West side of the Slate
River, thence S 21°30′ W—400 links to a
peg; thence S50° E—576 links to a peg;
thence S6° E—524 links to a peg; thence
N 24° E—400 links to a peg on the bank of
the Slate River, thence following the river to
the point of commencement.

No. 15—Applicant—John Burke.
Locality—Burke's Point, Slate River.
Area—2 acres.

In a rectangular block; commencing at a
marked point on the East side of the Slate
River; and having a length from N. to S. of
1000 links by a depth from E. to W. of 200
links.

No. 16—Applicants—Lightband's Gully Com-
pany.
Locality—Lightband's Gully.
Area— acres.

In a rectilinear block; bounded on the N.
E. and S.W. by the prolonged boundaries of
land formerly applied for—400 links; on the
N.W. by the S.E. boundary of the said land
formerly applied for—500 links; and on the
S.E. by a line parallel thereto—500 links.
This application is in extension of the ap-
plication No. 3, Gazetted 18th January, 1860.
No. 17—Applicant—Alfred Charles Berry.
Locality—Lightband's Gully.
Area—4 acres, 2 roods.

In two rectangular blocks; No. 1 commenc-
ing at its N.W. angle at a marked black Birch
Tree, and running S. 42° W. 1250 links,
with a breadth of 200 links.
No. 2 commencing at its N.W. angle at a
post in Lightband's Gully near "Lightband's
Old Dam;" and running S. 30° W.—1000
links, with a breadth of 200 links.
No. 18—Applicants—Frederick Murray, John
Morrison, and John Bain.
Locality—Golden Gully.
Area—3 acres.

In an irregular block; commencing at a
post at its N. angle, thence running S. 27°
W.—500 links, and S. 40° W.—500 links;
thence S. 20° E.—300 links; thence N.
40° E.—500 links, and N. 27° E.—500
links; thence N. 20° W.—300 links to the
commencing point.
No. 19—Applicants—Robert Carr McGregor,
William Crosthwaite, Jno., and
George Anderson.
Locality—Craigerostan Bank, Slate River.
Area—1 acre.

In a rectilinear block; commencing at a
peg on the East bank of the Slate River, near
the Government reserve; thence running N.
50° E.—300 links to a peg; thence N. 62°
W.—700 links to a peg; thence S. 50° W.
—20 links to the Slate River, and returning
along the bank of the river to the point of com-
mencement.
No. 20—Applicant—Reuben Waite.
Locality—Moonlight Flat, Slate River.
Area—4 acres, 1 rood.

In an irregular block; commencing at its
Western angle at a post on the hill above
Moonlight Flat; thence running N. 58° E.
—250 links; thence N. 68° E.—260 links;
thence S. 65° E.—405 links; thence S.
43° W.—350 links; thence S. 70° W.—
350 links; thence N. 39° W.—390 links to
the point of commencement.
No. 21—Applicants—Joseph Constable, and
George Clark.
Locality—Doctor's Creek.
Area—2 acres.

In a rectilinear block; commencing at a
post near Doctor's Creek, thence running N.
E.—600 links; thence N. 79° E.—350
links; thence S. 3° W.—600 links; thence
S. 79° W.—350 links to the point of com-
mencement.
No. 22—Applicant—Robert Langdon.
Locality—Slate River.
Area—1 acre.

In a rectilinear block; commencing at a peg
on the West bank of the Slate River, near the
lower end of the island below Brandy point;
thence running N. 47° W.—200 links;
thence N. 18° 30′ E.—500 links; thence S.
47° E.—200 links to the bank of the Slate
River, and returning along the river 500 links
to the point of commencement.
No. 23—Applicant—John Day.
Locality—Cole's Gully
Area—2 acres.

In an irregular block; commencing at a
point on the East bank of Cole's Creek, and
following that stream S. 46° E. a distance of
of 600 links, with an average breadth of 100
links from the East bank; thence continuing
in the course of the stream S. 15° E.—322
links, and S. 43° E.—469 links, with an
average breadth of 100 links from each bank.

CUSTOMS.

THE undermentioned persons have been
duly licensed as Custom House Agents,
at the Port of Wellington, under the provisions
of the "Customs Regulation Act, 1858,"
James Smith, Lambton Quay,
Archibald P. Stuart, Custom House-street,
George Turnbull, Lambton Quay,
John Varnham, Farich-street,
William Hickson, Cornhill.

S. CARKEEK,
Deputy Commissioner of Customs.

Custom House,
Wellington, 6th September, 1860.

CUSTOMS.

THE undermentioned person has been duly
licensed to act as a Lighterman, at the
Port of Wellington, under the 17th Clause of
the "Customs Regulation Act, 1858,"
Alfred Hewitt.

S. CARKEEK,
Deputy Commissioner of Customs.

Custom House,
Wellington, 6th September, 1860.