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"13. In case any new-born child or any dead body
shall be found exposed, a constable of the district
shall forthwith inform the Registrar thereof, and of
the place where such child or dead body was found;
and where an inquest shall be held on any dead
body, the Coroner or Justice of the Peace holding
the same shall notify to the Registrar of the district
the verdict of the jury, with all other particulars
required to be registered concerning the death, and
such Registrar shall make the entry in his Register
Book accordingly, and the same shall be signed by
the Coroner or Justice of the Peace by whom the
information has been given."

"20. Every Registrar, immediately upon register-
ing any death, or as soon thereafter as he shall be
required so to do, shall without fee or reward deliver
to the person giving information, or to the under-
taker or other person having charge of the funeral, a
certificate under his hand according to the form in
Schedule C, hereto annexed, that such death has to
been duly registered; and such certificate shall be
delivered by such undertaker or other person to the
minister or officiating person who shall be required
to bury or perform any funeral or religious service
for the burial; and if any dead body shall be buried,
for which no certificate shall have been so delivered,
the person who shall bury the same, or perform any
funeral or religious service for the burial, or who
shall in any other way dispose of the body, shall
forthwith give notice of the facts to the Registrar:
Provided always, that the Coroner or Justice of
the Peace holding any inquest upon any dead
body for which no certificate shall have been
delivered as aforesaid, may order the body to be
buried, if he shall think fit, before registration;
and shall in such case give a certificate of his order
in writing under his hand in the form in Schedule
D, hereto annexed, to the undertaker or other person
having charge of the funeral."

The following is the form of the certificate
(Schedule D) referred to in the foregoing extract:---

I, C.D., Coroner for the District of
(or
Justice of the Peace) do hereby order the burial of
the body now shown to the Inquest Jury as the
body of
Witness my hand, this
day of
18
(Signed)
C.D.,
Coroner (or Justice of the Peace).
W. GISBORNE.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
(Judicial Branch,)
Wellington, 12th June, 1871.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to
appoint
RICHARD WALTON, Esq.,
to be Provisional Trustee under "The Bankruptcy
Act, 1867," for the Judicial District of Canterbury,
vice J. E. Graham, Esq., resigned.
W. GISBORNE.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
(Judicial Branch,)
Wellington, 14th June, 1871.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to
accept the resignation of
BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq.,
of his appointment as Provisional Trustee in Bank-
ruptcy for the Judicial District of Wellington.
W. GISBORNE.

NOTICE.

THE attention of all officers holding Advances of
Public Money is called to section 39 of "The
Public Revenues Act, 1867," and to clause 28 of the
Treasury Regulations, requiring that all unexpended
balances of such moneys shall be refunded to the
Paymaster, from whom they were obtained, on the
day before the last day of the quarter.
Compliance with this regulation will be strictly
insisted on, in order that all Advance Accounts may
be closed on the 30th instant.

C. T. BATKIN,
Treasury, Wellington,
June, 1871.
Paymaster-General.

Copy of section 39, "Public Revenues Act, 1867."
"Every Sub-Paymaster shall upon the day pre-
ceding that described in the thirty-eighth clause repay
to the Colonial Treasurer, or to the Paymaster, as the
case may be from whom he shall have received any
public money, the whole of the balance of such
moneys then remaining in his hands unexpended.
Provided that if it shall be inconvenient for any
Paymaster or Sub-Paymaster by reason of his dis-
tance from the Colonial Treasury, or from the office
of the Paymaster, as the case may be, to make such
repayment upon the day above-mentioned, such Pay-
master or Sub-Paymaster shall deal with the unex-
pended balance of all such moneys in such manner
as shall be directed in the Regulations aforesaid, and
in any instructions not inconsistent therewith which
he shall receive from the Colonial Treasurer in that
behalf."

Copy of clause 28, Treasury Regulations.
"At the close of every quarter all moneys in the
hands of Paymasters are required by the Public
Revenues Act to be paid back into the Paymaster-
General's Account at the Bank at Wellington, except
at the close of the financial year on the 30th June,
when all public moneys in the hands of Paymasters
must be paid into the Public Account. Sub-Pay-
masters will repay the balances in their hands to the
Paymasters from whom they obtained such money,
the day before the last day of each quarter. For the
purpose of these repayments, any day on which the
Bank is closed is to be considered a dies non."

Colonial Architect's Office,
Wellington, 8th June, 1870.

TENDERS are invited for the erection of a
Magistrate's House at Maketu, in the Province
of Auckland.
General Conditions, Specifications, and Drawings
may be seen at the Offices of the Colonial Architect,
Wellington; at the Offices of the General Govern-
ment Agent, Auckland; and at the Resident Magis-
trate's Office, Maketu.
Tenders will be received by the undersigned, up
to Noon on Monday, the third day of July next.
The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.
W. H. CLAYTON,
Colonial Architect.

LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE.
Lands Registry Office, Wellington.

WHEREAS the person named below has made
application to have the land hereinafter de-
scribed brought under the operation of "The Land
Transfer Act, 1870," notice is hereby given, that
unless caveat be lodged with me, the undersigned,
by some person having estate or interest in the said
land, on or before the date herein below specified,
the said land will be brought under the operation