THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 127

a northerly course might have been taken with
safety.

In conclusion, it is but just to observe that the
master had made about sixty voyages on that coast,
and had never before met with any accident; and
that all on board do readily attest to his utmost per-
sonal attention during the whole of the night upon
which he sustained the loss of his ship.
I have, &c.,
JAMES. C. CRAWFORD, R.M.
The Hon. the Postmaster-General.

I, Robert Johnson, Nautical Assessor, on the
Inquiry into the cause of the wreck of the steamer
"Star of the Evening" concur in the above Report
concerning the said loss of the said vessel.

Wellington, New Zealand,
7th March, 1867.
R. JOHNSON,
Nautical Assessor.

ENTRANCE TO PORT PHILIP, VICTORIA.—
The following Notice to Mariners, respecting
Point Lonsdale Light, extracted from the Victoria
Government Gazette, of 19th February, 1867, is pub-
lished for general information.
JAMES M. BALFOUR,
Marine Engineer.
Marine Department, Wellington,
18th March, 1867.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Point Lonsdale Light.
Commanders of vessels, pilots, and others naviga-
ting the entrance to Port Philip, are hereby informed
that the temporary fixed Red and Green Light, on
Point Lonsdale, will, on and after the 25th instant,
be discontinued, and a light of the same character,
but of more power and range, will be exhibited from
sunset to sunrise from the Lighthouse near the Point
Lonsdale Telegraph Station.
This light will be seen ten (10) miles off in
ordinary weather, appearing Green between the
bearings of about N. by W. and N.W. W.; and
Red between the bearings of about N.W. W. and
W. by S.
From these bearings navigators will observe that
the N.W. W. line passes near the Lonsdale and
Lightning Rocks; they must therefore be on their
guard before the colors begin to change, as the
blending of the Red and Green lights will indicate
close vicinity to the line which passes from the
lighthouse over these dangers.
CHARLES FERGUSON,
Chief Harbour Master.
Department of Ports and Harbours,
Melbourne, 15th February, 1867.

Office of the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies,
4th March, 1867.
I, JOHN MUIR WAYLAND, Registrar of Joint Stock
Companies for the Provinces of Auckland and
Hawke's Bay, in the Colony of New Zealand, do
hereby notify that I have registered a Memorandum
of Association, with Articles of Association annexed,
establishing a Company (with limited liability of the
shareholders therein), intituled—
"THE AUCKLAND SALT WATER BATH COMPANY
(LIMITED);"
the object of which is the providing unto the in-
habitants of the City of Auckland safe and suitable
salt water baths.
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 fourth day of March, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-seven.
JOHN M. WAYLAND,
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.

Office of Registrar of Joint Stock Companies,
Christchurch, 6th March, 1867.
I, GEORGE BOWRON, Registrar of Joint Stock
Companies for the Province of Canterbury, do
hereby notify that I have registered a Memorandum
of Association, with Articles of Association, estab-
lishing a Company, with limited liability of the
shareholders therein, intituled
"THE HOKITIKA AND HAU HAU TRAMWAY COMPANY,
LIMITED;"
the objects of which are the conveyance of passengers
and goods in carriages or trucks between Hokitika and
Hau Hau and such other places as the Company may
from time to time determine, and the doing of all
such other things as are incidental or conducive to
the attainment of the above objects; and that in
pursuance of "The Joint Stock Companies Act,
1860," I have issued a Certificate of Incorporation
of the said Company, bearing date this sixth day of
March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven.
GEORGE BOWRON,
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.

Office of Registrar of Joint Stock Companies,
Christchurch, 6th March, 1867.
I, GEORGE BOWRON, Registrar of Joint Stock
Companies for the Province of Canterbury, do
hereby notify that I have registered a Memorandum
of Association, with Articles of Association, estab-
lishing a Company, with limited liability of the
shareholders therein, intituled
"THE ROSS AND HOKITIKA TRAMWAY COMPANY,
LIMITED;"
the objects of which are the conveyance of passengers
and goods in carriages or trucks between such places as
the Company may from time to time determine, and
the doing of all such other things as are incidental or
conducive to the attainment of the above objects; and
that in pursuance of "The Joint Stock Companies
Act, 1860," I have issued a Certificate of Incor-
poration of the said Company, bearing date this
sixth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven.
GEORGE BOWRON,
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.

IN the Supreme Court of New Zealand: Otago and
Southland District.
In the matter of the petition of William Henry
Clayton, of Dunedin, in the Province of Otago,
architect, a debtor, and Robert Paterson and
David McLeod, trading in co-partnership in
Dunedin aforesaid under the style or firm of
"Paterson and McLeod," creditors of the said
William Henry Clayton to the extent of not
less than fifty pounds, and in the matter of
"The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1862," and
"The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment
Act, 1865."
WHEREAS on the tenth day of September, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six, upon reading the petition of the said
William Henry Clayton, and the several schedules
and annexures thereto, and upon hearing Mr.
Dempsey, of counsel for the said William Henry
Clayton, it was ordered that a vesting order should
be granted in favor of Joseph Sykes Webb, of
Dunedin aforesaid, accountant. And whereas by a
rule of this Honorable Court, bearing date the said