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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

I, the undersigned JOHN FREDRIC CLARK, hereby
make application to register the Ballarat and
Clunes Quartz Mining Company (Registered), under
the provisions of "The Mining Companies Limited
Liability Act, 1865;" and I do solemnly and
sincerely declare that the following statement is, to
the best of my belief and knowledge true in every
particular, namely :—

1. The name and style of the Company is "The
   Ballarat and Clunes Quartz Mining Company,
   (Registered)."
2. The place of operations is at Tinker's Gully,
   Thames Gold Field.
3. The nominal capital of the Company is eight
   thousand pounds, in eight hundred shares of ten
   pounds each.
4. The amount already paid up is four thousand
   five hundred pounds.
5. The name of the manager is John Fredric
   Clark.
6. The office of the Company is at Queen Street,
   Auckland.
7. The names and several residences of the share-
   holders, and the number of shares held by each at
   this date, are as follows:—

John Dermott, of Melbourne ... ... ... No. of
Shares.
40
Charles Lloyd, of Graham's Town ... ... 25
Michael Henry McGinley of Shortland ... 40
William C. Wilson, of Auckland ... ... 20
Laurance Hession, of Graham's Town... 50
Arthur Wellington Anthony, Melbourne 25
James Donnelly, Shortland ... ... ... 50
John Crocket, Shortland ... ... ... 50
Patrick Fowler, Graham's Town ... ... 50
Michael Dervan, Graham's Town ... ... 50
Patrick Donnelly, Shortland ... ... ... 50
450

Dated this twenty-fourth day of November, 1868.
JOHN FREDRIC CLARK,
Manager.
Signed in presence of Henry Gilfillan, J.P.

TENDERS are invited for the erection of a new
Government House to be built in Wellington.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the office of
The RESIDENT MINISTER, Auckland;
The COLONIAL SECRETARY, Wellington;
The COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS, Nelson;
The COMMISSIONER OF CROWN LANDS, Christ-
church;
The ARCHITECT, Dunedin.
Whole and separate sealed tenders, addressed to the
Secretary of the Government House Commission,
Wellington, and endorsed "Tender for Government
House," will be received up to Noon on Monday,
the 15th day of March, 1869.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
W. H. CLAYTON,
Architect to the Commission.
Wellington, 9th February, 1869.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS for 1868.—The
following Parliamentary Papers for 1868 are
now ready for sale, and can be procured on applica-
tion to the Government Printer, or from the respec-
tive Agents appointed for the sale of such Papers in
the various Provinces. Parties ordering the same by
post are requested to quote the Number given to the
Papers in the following List instead of the Titles.

LIST OF PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS FOR SALE.
No. 1. Despatches of the Governor of New Zealand and s. d.
the Secretary of State; together with the
Commission of Governor Sir G. F. Bowen,
and Royal Instructions accompanying same 5 0

No. 2. Report on the Social and Political State of the s. d.
Natives at the time of the arrival of Sir G. F.
Bowen ... ... ... ... ... 1 6
3. Report of the Pokaikai Commission ... ... 1 3
4. Petition of East Coast Natives relative to their
Lands ... ... ... ... ... 0 6
5. Report by the Inspector of Surveys on the
Triangulation of the Bay of Plenty District... 0 3
6. Report by Mr. A. Mackay on the Sittings of the
Native Lands Court held at Dunedin ... 0 3
7. Correspondence and Papers relative to the Loans
of New Zealand, viz.:-(1.) Correspondence
between the Government and Mr. Fitzherbert;
(2.) Papers relating to the Consolidation of
the Loans; (3.) Account of the Investment
and Sinking Fund of the Guaranteed Loan
for 1867; (4.) Return of Ordinances autho-
rising Provincial Loans, &c. ... ... 1 0
8. Public Accounts of the General Government
of New Zealand for the Financial Year 1867 3 0
9. Financial Statement of the Colonial Treasurer
(including Supplementary Statement); to
which are attached-(1.) Report of Auditor-
General on the Financial Statement of the
Colonial Treasurer; (2.) Memoranda by the
Assistant Treasurer and Accountant to the
Treasury on the above Report of the Auditor-
General; (3.) Controller's Cash Balance Sheet
for 1867-8 ... ... ... ... 2 6
10. Statement of the Receipts and Expenditure of
the various Provinces of New Zealand for the
Year 1867 ... ... ... ... 0 6
11. First Report of the Commissioners on the Public
Accounts ... ... ... ... 0 6
12. Papers relative to the Final Settlement of the
Claims of the Province of Taranaki ... 0 3
13. Correspondence relative to the Payment of the
Nelson and Marlborough Provincial Debts 0 6
14. Abstracts of certain Principal Results of a Census
of New Zealand, taken in December, 1867 0 9
15. Colonial Museum and Laboratory Reports,
together with a Report of the Results of the
Analyses of Soils from various parts of the
Colony, by Dr. Hector ... ... ... 1 0
16. Nominal Roll of the Civil Establishment of New
Zealand for 1868, together with a List of
Officers who have ceased to be in the Govern-
ment Service during the same period ... 1 6
17. Ninth Report on the Postal Service of New Zea-
land, by the Postmaster-General ... ... 1 0
18. Further Papers relative to the Postal Conference
held in Melbourne ... ... ... 0 6
19. Fourth Annual Report on the Working and Pro-
gress of the New Zealand Telegraph Depart-
ment ... ... ... ... 1 0
20. Return of Road Districts in New Zealand, and
Analyses of Provincial Acts as to Road Boards;
together with Tabular Statement respecting
their establishment and operation ... ... 1 0

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