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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO.

SCHEDULE B.

I , master of vessel [or attendant on stock, as the case
may be], hereby declare that the daily entries made by me
during the voyage as to the state of health of the animals on
board the are to the best of my knowledge and belief a
true statement of the health of such animals.

Master [or attendant].

Given under my hand and seal, at Govern-
ment House, Toowoomba, this thirteenth
day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-
eight, and in the forty-second year of Her
Majesty's reign.

By command.
JOHN DOUGLAS.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Brisbane, 14th December, 1878.

IN pursuance of the Act of the Parliament of
Queensland, passed in the thirtieth year of Her
Majesty's reign, and numbered nineteen, intituled
"An Act to prevent the Introduction of Diseased
Animals into the Colony of Queensland, and to check
the Progress of Malignant Diseases in Animals," His
Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the
Executive Council, has been pleased to make the
following regulations for carrying into effect the
provisions of the said Act:—

1. No cattle, sheep, or pigs shall be introduced or
   imported into the colony except by sea; nor shall
   any such cattle, sheep, or pigs be imported at any
   other port than the Port of Brisbane.

2. On the arrival of a ship at the Port of Brisbane
   with cattle, sheep, pigs, or other animals on board,
   the master shall give immediate notice of their arrival
   to the Commissioner or Commissioners for "The
   Diseased Animals Act."

3. All such cattle, sheep, or pigs, or other animals
   shall forthwith be examined by a veterinary surgeon
   duly appointed in that behalf, and by the said
   Commissioner or Commissioners, and such veterinary
   surgeon and Commissioner or Commissioners shall
   ascertain, by inspection, inquiry, and such other
   means as may be necessary, whether or not such
   cattle, sheep, pigs, or other animals, or any of them,
   are infected, and if it be found that none of them is
   infected shall grant a certificate accordingly; and
   no cattle, sheep, or pigs, or other animals shall be
   landed from the ship until such certificate shall have
   been granted in respect of them.

4. If any cattle, sheep, pigs, or other animals on
   board the ship be found to be infected, they shall be
   forthwith destroyed, whether intended to be landed
   or not.

5. All cattle, sheep, pigs, or other animals found
   on inspection to be free from infection shall be
   washed and disinfected as the Commissioner or
   Commissioners shall direct, and shall be conveyed by
   water at the importer's expense to the quarantine
   station set apart for imported stock.

6. No fodder put on board of the ship, with or for
   the use of any cattle, sheep, pigs, or other animals,
   shall be landed in this colony.

7. All fittings used on board of the importing ship
   for, with, or about any cattle, sheep, pigs, or other
   animals, and all effects belonging to their attendants,
   shall be disinfected as the Commissioner or Com-
   missioners may direct.

8. Imported cattle, sheep, or pigs intended to be
   landed in Queensland shall remain in quarantine for
   a period of not less than ninety days, during which
   time they shall be washed and disinfected as the
   Commissioner or Commissioners shall direct, and such
   cattle, sheep, or pigs shall not be released from
   quarantine until they shall have been examined by
   a veterinary surgeon and Commissioner and declared
   to be free from infection, nor until the owner or
   importer shall have proved to the satisfaction of the
   Commissioner or Commissioners that all the conditions
   of these regulations and of any Proclamation made
   under the said Act have been complied with, and
   shall have paid all charges incurred in connection
   with the detention of such sheep, cattle, or pigs in
   quarantine.

9. All cattle, sheep, pigs, or other animals put on
   board of any ship for the use of the crew or passen-
   gers, and removed to quarantine, shall remain there
   until the vessel is about to leave the port, when they
   may be re-shipped, on the order of the Commissioner
   or Commissioners, at the expense of the master of the
   ship.

10. These regulations shall not apply to any
    cattle, sheep, or pigs introduced or imported into the
    colony from the Australian Colonies, Tasmania, or
    New Zealand.

JOHN DOUGLAS.

Abstract of Fairfax Cemetery Accounts.

Colonial Secretary's Office,
Wellington, 20th January, 1879.

THE following abstract accounts of the Fairfax
Cemetery, County of Bruce, is published in
accordance with section 14 of "The Otago Cemetery
Reserves Management Ordinance, 1864."

G. S. WHITMORE.

BALANCE-SHEET for the Year 1878.

INCOME.

| 1879. | | |
| Jan. 1. | To balance brought forward ... | £111 4 10 |

EXPENDITURE.

The above is hereby declared by the undersigned
Managers to be a true and correct account for the
year 1878.

JAMES ELDER BROWN, }
HENRY CLARK, Managers.
JAMES STRAIN,

Declared before me at Milton, this 15th day of
January, 1879-Robt. R. Jones.