770
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act,
1870," unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same
in each case on or before the 10th day of January,
1876.

2245. JOHN MERRY. - District of Waitangi,
      100 acres, Rural Section, No. 5517. In occupation
      of Applicant.

2246. JOHN BARLOW. - District of Christ-
      church, 3 roods 33 perches, part of Rural Section No.

2247. In occupation of Peter Peterson, John Rok,
      and Welsh.

2248. RICHARD JAMES STRACHAN HAR-
      MAN and EDWARD CEPHAS JOHN STEVENS.
      -District of Lincoln, 20 acres, Rural Section No.

2249. In occupation of Patrick Sexton.

2250. RICHARD JAMES STRACHAN HAR-
      MAN and EDWARD CEPHAS JOHN STEVENS.
      -District of Oxford, 100 acres, Rural Section No.

2251. In occupation of William Williams.

2252. HENRY PADDY. - District of Ellesmere,
      5 acres 24 perches, part of Rural Section 3344, 4041,
      being Allotments Nos. 22 and 39, and Paddock No. 9,
      on deposited Plan No. 44. In occupation of Appli-
      cant.

2253. WILLIAM GRAHAM. - District of Lyt-
      telton, 16 acres, Rural Section No. 4712. In occupa-
      tion of Applicant.

2254. MARION PARK. - District of Christ-
      church, 50 acres, Rural Section No. 1161. Un-
      occupied.

2255. WILLIAM ANDERSON. - District of
      Christchurch, 2 roods, part of Rural Section No. 69,
      being Lot 15, on deposited Plan No. 38. Un-
      occupied.

2256. CYRUS WILSON. - District of Ellesmere,
      2 roods, part of Rural Section 3344, 4041, being Lot
      38, on deposited Plan No. 44. Unoccupied.

2257. CHARLES LEWIS. - District of Timaru,
      200 acres, Rural Sections Nos. 13764, 13765, and

2258. In the occupation of the Canterbury and
      Otago Association, Limited.

2259. THOMAS CROWTHER PLANTE. -
      District of Timaru, Lots 75 and 76, in the Township of
      Wallingford. In occupation of Applicant.

Diagrams may be inspected at this office.

Dated this 26th day of November, 1875, at the
Lands Registry Office, Christchurch.

664

GEO. B. DAVY,
District Land Registrar.

WELLINGTON CITY TRAMWAYS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that within sixty days
from the publication hereof, application is in-
tended to be made to his Honor the Superintendent
of the Province of Wellington, for an order em-
powering Charles O'Neill, of the City of Auckland,
Civil Engineer, to make and use a Tramway within
the City of Wellington, leading from the Station, in
the City of Wellington, of the Wellington and
Masterton Railway, along Thorndon and Lambton
Quays to Willis Street, and along Willis Street to
Manners Street, and along Manners Street to
Taranaki Street, and along Taranaki Street to
Vivian Street, and along Vivian Street to Tory
Street, and along Tory Street to Buckle Street,
and along Buckle Street to Sussex Square, and
from thence along the northern, eastern, and
southern sides of Sussex Square to the Adelaide
Roard, and along the Adelaide Road to the extremity
of the city, and also along Grey Street from Lamb-
ton Quay to the Queen's Wharf; with power from
time to time to extend the said Tramway along any
other street or streets in the said city, and with
power to make convenient sidings, passing places,

and crossings for the purposes of such tramway.
And notice is hereby further given, that the said
Tramway is intended to be used both for goods and
passenger traffic; and that a copy of this advertise-
ment and a plan of the proposed works, and all other
documents required to be deposited under the pro-
visions of "The Tramways Act, 1872," will, on or
before the 1st day of January next, be deposited for
public inspection in the office, in the City of Welling-
ton, of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, and in
the office, in the said City of Wellington, of the
Superintendent of the Province of Wellington; and
that printed copies of the draft order when deposited,
pursuant to subsection 3 of the Third Schedule to
"The Tramways Act, 1872," and of the order when
made, will be deposited at the office, in the said city,
of the City Council for the said city.

Dated this 29th day of November, 1875.

For the Promoter,

F. M. OLLIVER,
Solicitor, Wellington.

665

PATENT for "The Making and Using a Flux for
Smelting Titaniferous-iron Ore (commonly
called Iron-sand)."

This is to notify, that EDWIN WISE HOLLIS, of
Grahamstown, Thames, in the Province of Auckland,
did, on the eleventh day of June last, deposit at the
office of the Patent Officer, in the Colonial Secretary's
office, at Wellington, a specification or instrument in
writing, under his hand and seal, particularly describ-
ing and ascertaining the nature of the said Invention,
and in what manner the same is to be performed,
and that by reason of such deposit the said Invention
is protected and secured to him exclusively for the
term of six calendar months thence next ensuing.

And I do further notify, that the said Edwin Wise
Hollis has given notice in writing, at my office, of
his intention to proceed with his application for his
Letters Patent for the said Invention, and that I have
appointed Friday, the third day of December next, at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at my office, to hear
and consider the said application and all objections
thereto; and I do hereby require all persons having
an interest in opposing the grant of such Letters
Patent to leave, on or before the twenty-ninth day
of November next, at my office in Wellington, parti-
culars in writing of their objections to the said appli-
cation, otherwise they will be precluded from urging
the same.

Given under my hand this seventh day of
September, 1875.

W. S. REID,
Patent Officer.

Hart and Buckley,
Solicitors for Applicant.
644

Imperial German Consulate,
Dunedin, 28th October, 1875.

DER am 2 Maerz, 1872, geborene Oeconom
Christian Ferdinand Scheel, ein Sohn des am
21 October, 1867, verstorbenen Rentiers Paul Ferdi-
nand Scheel hieselbst und der Ehefrau desselben
Christiane, geborenen Ravoth, hielt sich in den Jahren
1866, bis 1869, unter dem Namen Charles Scheel, in
Neu-Seeland, auf und zeigte durch ein aus Port
Lyttelton vom 9 Mai, 1869, datirtes Schreiben seinen
hiesigen Angehönigen an, dass er am 11 desselben
Monats von dort mit dem Schiffe "Matoaka" nach
London segeln werde. In den in das Schiffahrts-
Register des Hafens von Lyttelton eingetragenen
Artikeln, betreffend das Schiff "Matoaka," ist auch
Charles Scheel als zur Mannschaft dieses Schiffes
gehörig angeführt. Dieses vom Capitain Alfred