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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

Judge at Chambers, who shall give directions
for the amendment of the same, if he shall be
of opinion that the same is in any way defective.

5. In all cases, unless a Judge at Chambers
   shall otherwise order, there shall be transmitted
   to the Registrar of the Court of Appeal along
   with, and as part of, the special case, a copy of
   the record and a copy of the Judge's notes of
   the trial and of the finding of the Jury,
   where a trial has taken place, and a copy of all
   affidavits and documentary evidence used in the
   Court below.

6. A copy of the special case and of the do-
   cuments in the last rule mentioned shall be for-
   warded by the Appellant to each of the Judges
   of the Court of Appeal within a certain period
   to be specified by the Judge who approves of
   the case, at the time of such approval.

Costs.

7. The Costs to be allowed on taxation as
   between party and party shall be on the same
   scale as in the Supreme Court, except as here-
   inafter mentioned.

8. The fees to be allowed to Counsel shall be
   on a more liberal scale than in the Supreme
   Court:—In each case, fees for two Counsel, at
   least, shall be allowed; and to one of the
   Counsel, if usually resident at any place other
   than that where the Court of Appeal shall sit,
   a liberal brief fee and refreshers shall be allowed
   besides reasonable cost of maintenance and tra-
   velling expenses for each day during which he
   shall be necessarily absent from his usual place
   of abode for the purpose of attending the Court
   of Appeal.

If the same Counsel, not resident at the place
where the court is held, appear in several cases,
his allowance for maintenance and travelling
expenses shall be equally divided and the pro-
per proportion allowed in respect of each case.

GEORGE ALFRED ARNEY, Chief Justice,
ALEXANDER J. JOHNSTON, Judge,
H. B. GRESSON, Judge,
C. W. RICHMOND, Judge.

Office of Registrar of Joint Stock Companies,
Auckland, April 23rd, 1863.

I, JOHN BOYLE BENNETT, Registrar
of Joint Stock Companies for the Pro-
vinces of Auckland and Hawke's Bay do
hereby notify that I have registered a Memo-
randum of Association, with Articles of Asso-
ciation, establishing a Company (with limited
liability of the Shareholders therein), entitled,

"THE UNITED GOLD MINING COMPANY,
LIMITED,"

the objects of which are, "the working and
"mining of Gold Bearing Quartz Claims at
"Coromandel, in the Province of Auckland,
"belonging to the Company, and contained in
"the Claims registered as 'Gribble and Com-
"pany's Junction Claim,' One-half of Claim
"Number Fifteen on Ring's Driving Creek,
"One-half of Number One Dam Claim,
"Driving Creek, Fifteen Fortieths of the
"Union Claim, South-east of Murphy's Claim,
"a Claim at the old diggings known as
"Coolahan's Old Diggings, One-eighth of
"Cole's Claim, Main Creek, and One-eighth of
"Flynn's Claim, Number Three, South of
"Ring's Claim, and such other Claims or
"Shares of Claims as the Company may from
"time to time acquire, and extracting Gold
"and other minerals from the said Claims,
"with or without machinery, and by any other
"means that may be considered proper, and
"the doing all such other things as are
"incidental or conducive to the attainment of
"the above objects" :—

And that in pursuance of the provisions of
"The Joint Stock Companies Act, 1860," I
have issued a Certificate of Incorporation of
the said Company, bearing date this twenty-
third day of April, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-three.

JOHN B. BENNETT,
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.

DESCRIPTION OF DESERTERS FROM H.M.S. "HARRIER."

A reward of Three Pounds each will be given for the apprehension and delivery of
these persons if apprehended within three months, Two Pounds each within six months,
One Pound each within twelve months, and after twelve months nothing.

Dated on board H.M.S. Harrier, in Manukau Harbor, this 8th April, 1888.
J. W. SULLIVAN, Commander,
and Senior Naval Officer in N. Z.