THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
21

NOTE.--The Secretary of State for India in Jetty, from whence it will be shown every
Counel has authorised the Civil Service night throughout the year, from sunset to
meeting the expenses to be incurred by sunrise, as usual.
selected candidates during the interval which
must elapse before they can proceed to India,
it is his intention to allow the sum of £100
to each selected Candidate who shall have
passed the Further Examination in July 1861
to the satisfaction of the Commissioners, and
shall have complied with such rules as may
be laid down for the guidance of selected
candidates.

B. DOUGLAS,
Master of the Trinity House.
Port Adelaide, South Australia,
November 19, 1859.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Auckland, January 25th, 1860.

THE following notices are republished
from. the South Australian Government
Gazette for general information.

E. W. STAFFORD.

TRINITY HOUSE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
NOTICE TO MARINERS FREQUENTING ST.
VINCENT'S GULF.

On and after December 1st, 1859, a Red
and White Light placed vertically (the Red
Light being uppermost) will be exhibited
nightly from the outer end of the Glenelg
Jetty, in lat. 34° 59' 30" S., long. 138 33'
E. from the 1st of every month until the ar-
rival of the English Mail, which ge erally
occurs on or about the 4th of the month.

The lights will also be exhibited on the
night of the 18th of each month or on such
nights as follow the dispatch of the English
Homeward Mail from Ade aide.

Mariners will take notice that the Lights
may be exhibited on other dates than those
above-mentioned.

The upper or Red Light stands 29 feet
above high water mark with the Bright Light
9 feet below it. The Red Light will be seen
about 6 miles in clear weather. The Lights
exhibit themselves in all directions included
in the arc of the sea horizon.

Vessels anchoring off the Glenelg Jetty,
should bring the Lights to bear E. by N. and
bring up in not less than (5) five fathoms.

Coasters may approach the end of the Jetty
very closely, but care should be taken to
avoid a shoal patch on an oyster bank lying
about a mile to the southward of the Town-
ship.

Ten-and-a-half feet will be found at the end
of the Jesty at Low Water Springs, the rise
and fail is Eight (8) fe t-

RED LIGHT AT THE PILOT STATION, NEAR
PORT ADELAIDE.

On the completion of the Jety now in
course of construction off the Semaphore and
Pilot Station on Le Fevre's peninsula, the Re
Light now exhibited from the Station on the
sand hill will be removed to the end of the

MARRIAGE ACT, 1854.
OFFICIATING MINISTERS FOR 1860.

Registrar-General's Office,
Auckland, January 21st, 1860.

PURSUANT to the provisions of an Act
of the General Assembly of New Zea-
land, passed in the eighteenth year of the
reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and
entitled "The Marriage Act, 1854," the fol-
lowing List of OFFICIATING MINISTERS, within
the meaning of the said Act, is published for
general information;-

United Church of England and Ireland.
The Right Reverend C. J. Abraham, Bishop
The Reverend Charles Alabaster
J. C. Andrew
B. Y. Ashwell
W. Aylmer
J. C. Bagshaw
A. Baker
C. Baker
William Bird
S. Blackburne
C. Bowen
R. R. Bradley
The Venerable Archdeacon A. N. Brown
The Reverend H. H. Brown
R. Burrows
H. F. Butt
T. Chapman
Edward Clarke
Robert I, Codrington
G. Cotterill
C. P. Davies
R. Davis
B. W. Dudley
G. E. Edwards
Henry Fendall
J. A Fenton
F. Gould
The Venerable Archdeacon H. Govett
The Reverend T. S. Grace
The Venerable Archdeacon O. Hadfield
The Reverend James Hamlin
The Right Reverend H. J. C. Harper, Bishop
The Reverend Henry W. Harper
E. H. Heywood
The Right Reverend Edmund Hobhouse,
Bishop
The Reverend T. B. Hutton
Henry Jacobs
G. H. Johnstone
David Jones
J. Kinder
G. T. B. Kingdon
The Venerable Archdeacon G. A. Kissling
The Reverend Francis Knowles
M. Lally