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GEOLOGICAL REPORTS, 1868-9.—These
Reports are now ready for issue, and can be
procured on application to the Government Printer
Price Three Shillings. They comprise—

1. Progress Report, by Dr. Hector ;
2. Report on Great Barrier Island ;
3. Report on East Cape District ;
4. Report on Okarita District ;
5. Report on Thames Gold Fields ;
6. Notes by Dr. Hector on the Composition of
   Specimens forwarded by Captain Hutton ;
7. Geology of the Kawau Island ;
   and are illustrated by ten coloured Maps and Sections
   of the Districts reported on. Book sent post-free to
   any part of the Colony.

GEO. DIDSBURY,
Government Printer.

Government Printing Office,
Wellington, 18th June, 1869.

THAMES GOLD FIELDS.—The Government
Printer has on Sale, price Two Shillings, a
REPORT ON THE THAMES GOLD FIELDS
(extracted from the Geological Survey Reports of
1869), including five Maps and Sections of the
Shortland, Tapu, and Puriri Districts, showing the
Geological formation of the country, and indicating
the position of 322 of the more important Claims ;
to which are added Analyses of the Rock Specimens,
by Dr. Hector.

Also for Sale—
The THREE PRIZE ESSAYS on the subject of
the SETTLEMENT OF THE GOLD FIELDS
POPULATION, lately presented to Parliament.
Price One Shilling and Sixpence the set.

GEO. DIDSBURY,
Government Printer.

Government Printing Office,
Wellington, 13th June, 1869.

FOR SALE,
In one Volume, Imperial Octavo, Price 25s.,
NEW ZEALAND: ITS PHYSICAL GEO-
GRAPHY, GEOLOGY, AND NATURAL
HISTORY:
BY DR. FERDINAND VON HOCHSTETTER.
(Translated from the German by E. Sauter, A.M.)
With two Maps, seven Chromo-tints, and one
hundred and three Woodcuts. Published for the
New Zealand Government by J. G. Cotta, Stuttgart.

A further supply of the above work having arrived
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PARTICULARS of the Estates of Deceased Persons which have been placed under the charge of
WILLIAM ROBERT EDWARD BROWN, Esq., Curator of the Estates of Deceased Persons, during the
Month of June, 1869.

No.
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Colonial
Residence.
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British or
Foreign
Residence.
Date of Rule or Order.
Value or
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Estate.
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Remarks.
1
Henry Roberts
Wairarapa
England
None required
Under £50
26 June, 1868
2
Edward Stutfield...
Wellington
London
None required
Under £35
6 Oct., 1868
3
Charles Reed
Manawatu
England
None required
Under £50
2 June, 1869
4
Francis Rowett
Wanganui
Not known
None required
Under £2 10s.
1 May, 1869

Dated the 6th day of July, 1869.

WM. R. E. BROWN,
Curator.

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ALSO FOR SALE, PRICE 6s.,
GEOLOGICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL
ATLAS OF NEW ZEALAND:
BY DR. FERDINAND VON HOCHSTETTER AND
DR. A. PETERMANN,
Containing Six Maps, Lithographed in Colours by
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