THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

of the change of vessel by the
master, if the certificate belong to
the master, there shall be paid by
him a fee of ... 1 1 0
And for each renewal when the
certificate has been paid for by
the owners of the vessel, in re-
spect of a change of master for
such vessel, provided always that
the new master is competent, to
the satisfaction of the Harbour
Master of each port, to pilot such
vessel, there shall be paid by such
owner a fee of ... 1 1 0
2. No vessel exempt from pilotage is to pay
more than one full pilotage per annum at any port
included in the Exemption Certificate.

3. On a vessel entering a port where pilotage is
   charged, the name of which is not included in the
   Exemption Certificate, she shall be charged full
   pilotage for said port, or some proportional part
   of full pilotage, according to the original date of
   the Exemption Certificate, as explained in the next
   paragraph; but such pilotage is to be considered the
   Annual Pilotage, provided the master can obtain
   a certificate from the Harbour Master of such port
   that he is competent to take his vessel in and out
   without the aid of a pilot.

4. As by law the date of payment of the "Annual
   Pilotage" is fixed by the date of the Exemption
   Certificate, on a new master assuming charge of a
   vessel and having a certificate of later date than that
   of the former master, as many twelfths of a full
   pilotage are to be charged as the new certificate
   is later than the other in completed months (neglect-
   ing fractions of months). This will bring the date
   of payment of the next full annual pilotage up to
   the date of the new certificate.

5. Should the master of any exempted vessel be
   unwell, or should he be unavoidably detained on
   shore for some good reason, or should two certifi-
   cated masters change vessels for mutual or for
   owners' convenience, the vessel (or vessels) may
   be cleared for one voyage only under the command
   of the mate or of any acting-master, without pilotage
   being charged, provided the Harbour Master is
   satisfied of the competence of the substitute, it
   being understood that for such voyage the acting-
   master merely represents the master.

Given under my hand at Wellington, this
twentieth day of October, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine.

JULIUS VOGEL.

PUBLISHED in substitution of a similar Notice
printed at page 546 of New Zealand Gazette
No. 60, in which an omission occurred.

Office of the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies,
8th September, 1869.

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, estab-
lishing a Company, with limited liability of the
shareholders therein, intituled—

"The Thames Investment Company, Limited."

The objects for which the Company is established
are to prosecute and carry on Gold Mining operations
and works of every description, and other business
connected therewith or incidental thereto, and, in
furtherance of these objects—

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To acquire, by purchase or otherwise, Mines,
Land, and Claims, and Shares and Interests in
Mines, Land, and Claims.

To purchase or erect and construct, either
solely or jointly with any person or company,
Plant, Machinery, Implements, and Appa-
ratus; and also Wharves, Railways, Tram-
ways, Roads, and other works.

To let, sell, mortgage, dispose of, transfer, and
otherwise deal with the property of the Com-
pany, and to receive and accept payment
for the same in cash or securities (real or
personal), or in shares in other Companies.

And, generally, to do all such things as are
directly or indirectly incidental or conducive
to the attainment of the above objects, or
calculated to promote the interests of the
Company.

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 eighth day of September, 1869.

JOHN M. WAYLAND,
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.

Office of the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies,
Auckland, 20th October, 1869.

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, estab-
lishing a Company, with limited liability of the
shareholders therein, intituled—

"The Prince Imperial Gold Mining Company,
Limited."

The objects for which the Company is established
are—

1. To carry on Mining operations of any kind,
   upon, within, or under a certain leasehold
   property called "The Prince Imperial Claim,"
   situate at the Thames Gold Fields, in the
   Province of Auckland.

2. To acquire other Land, by purchase or other-
   wise, and to amalgamate with other Claims
   and Companies.

3. To purchase and erect machinery of all kinds
   connected with the working of Mines, and
   the rendering the Ores therefrom available.

4. To let, sell, or otherwise dispose of or deal
   with any property whatever of the Company
   as the Company thinks fit.

5. And to do all such other things as are
   incidental 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 twentieth day of October, 1869.

JOHN M. WAYLAND,
Registrar of Joint Stock Companies.

NEW ZEALAND STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY (LIMITED).—Notice is hereby
given, that an Extraordinary General Meeting of
this Company will be held at the Wellington
Athenæum, on Tuesday, the 30th November, 1869,
at 2 o'clock p.m., to consider the following Reso-
lution, viz., "That the New Zealand Steam Navi-
gation Company (Limited), be wound up volun-
tarily."

For the Board of Directors,
WM. BISHOP,
Managing Director.

Wellington, 29th October, 1869. 419