THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 25

Thomas Henderson, Otopopo.
James Cullen, East Taieri.
William Jaffray, Saddle Hill.
Donald Bruce, Clutha.
Frederick Lowe, Jeffcoat, Saddle Hill.
Neil Joseph Bruce McGregor, Silverstream.
Robert Gibson, North Taieri.
George Turnbull, North Taieri.
John Mackie Williamson, North Taieri.
Gilbert Buchanan, North Taieri.
George Cameron, Tokomairiro.
Walter Haynes, Tokomairiro..
Adam Landels, Tokomairiro.
Walter Miller, Glenore...
Thomas Murray, Glenore.
James Smith, Tokomairiro.
John Sutherland, Tokomairiro.
John Treweek, Tokomairiro.
Alexander Ayson, Warepa.
William Black, Tokomairiro.
James Elder Brown, Tokomairiro.
John Lillie Gillies, Tokomairiro.
William Popplewell, Tokomairiro.
John Galt Douglas, Dunedin.
Alexander Mollison, Waihola.
Thomas Lee, Lawrence.
Peter Robertson, Lawrence.

Any Post Office, not being a Money Order Office
at which the Postmaster-General shall permit
deposits to be received or repaid, shall be open for
that purpose during such hours and on such days
as the Postmaster-General shall determine.

2. Deposits of One Shilling, or of any number
   of Shillings, or of Pounds and Shillings, will be
   received from any Depositor at the Post Office
   Savings Banks.

3. Every Depositor on making a first deposit
   shall be required to specify his Christian name
   and Surname, occupation, and residence to the
   Officer of the Postmaster-General appointed to
   receive the deposit, and make and sign the
   following Declaration, to be witnessed by the
   Officer of the Postmaster-General appointed to
   receive deposits, or by some person known to him,
   or by a Justice of the Peace:--

And I do hereby prescribe that the appointments
hereby made shall take effect from and after the
twenty-fourth day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-seven.

Given under my hand at Dunedin this twenty-
second day of December, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-six.

THOMAS DICK,
Superintendent.

Depositor's Book.
Place ..........................
No..........................

COPY OF DECLARATION TO BE
SIGNED BY DEPOSITOR ON
MAKING FIRST DEPOSIT.

I, .......................... of .......................... do hereby declare to the
Postmaster-General that I am desirous on my own behalf, to
become a depositor in the Post Office Savings Bank. I do
further hereby declare, that I am not directly or indirectly
entitled to any sum or sums standing in the name or names
of any other person or persons in the books of the said Post
Office Savings Bank, save and except such benefit as I may
be entitled to from such sum or sums as may be standing in
my name as Trustee jointly with the name or names and on
behalf of any other Depositor or Depositors, or as a member
of the Friendly Society called the .......................... ; and I do
hereby also testify my consent that my deposits in the said
Post Office Savings Bank shall be managed according to the
Regulations thereof.

General Post Office,
Wellington, 9th January, 1867.
T is hereby notified for general information that
the Post Office at
CANVASTOWN,
in the Province of Marlborough, has been closed.
JOHN HALL.

Witness my hand, this .......................... day of .......................... 186
Signed by the said Depositor in the
presence of me,
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If such Declaration, or any part thereof, shall
not be true, the Depositor making the same shall
forfeit and lose all right and title to his deposits.
A copy of the above Declaration shall be printed
within the cover of every Depositor's Book.

General Post Office,
Wellington, 9th January, 1867.
T is hereby notified for general information that
the Post Office at
PORT WAIKATO,
in the Province of Auckland, has been closed as a
"Money Order Office" from first instant.
JOHN HALL.

4. On making the Declaration, and in all cases
   in which the signature of the Depositor is required,
   if the Depositor cannot write, his mark must be
   affixed in the presence of a witness, and attested
   by the signature of that witness.

5. Every deposit received by any Officer of the
   Postmaster-General, appointed for that purpose,
   shall be entered by him at the time in a
   numbered book, and the entry shall be attested
   by him, and by the dated stamp of his office, and
   the said book, with the entry so attested, shall be
   given to the Depositor and retained by him as
   primary evidence of the receipt of the deposit.
   The Depositor shall sign his name in a place to
   be provided for his signature in the Depositor's
   Book. As soon as possible after the commencement
   of each month, the amount placed to the credit of
   each Depositor in the books of the Postmaster-
   General during the preceding month shall be
   acknowledged in the following form by the Officer
   whom the Postmaster-General shall appoint for
   the purpose, and the acknowledgment shall be
   forthwith transmitted by post to the Depositor.

General Post Office,
Wellington, 12th January, 1867.
THE following Regulations for the management
of Post Office Savings Banks, are published
for general information.
JOHN HALL,
Postmaster-General.

THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS ARE MADE UNDER
AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, ENTITLED "THE POST OFFICE
SAVINGS BANK ACT, 1865."

1. Every Post Office, being a Money Order
   Office, at which the Postmaster-General shall
   permit deposits to be received, will be open for
   that purpose, and for the repayment of moneys
   withdrawn, during the hours appointed for the
   transaction of Money Order business at the
   said Post Office.