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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 61

Taranaki—continued.
George O'Connell.
Marianne Surrey.
Hawke's Bay—
Charles James Hansard.
Peter McOwan Wilson.
Wanganui—
Sarah Frances Roberta Blyth.
Robert Temple Brown.
Arthur Palmerston Burnham.
Emma Cooper.
Henry Hardwicke Dyer.
Arthur Andrew Pearce England.
William Henry Harris.
Clement William Lee.
Charles Henry Wilson Lock.
Alexander Mair.
Thomas Whaley Postans.
Denis Quinlan.
Francis Edward Watson.
Wellington—
Georgiana Elizabeth Chatwin.
George Samuel Evans.
Robert Johnston.
Charles Reesby Joplin.
John Katterns Manning.
John Sweeney Prendeville.
Clement Watson.
Malborough—
Andrew Everiss.
Charles Peake
Nelson—
Sophia Sarah Blackmore.
Elizabeth Anne Buckeridge.
George Deck.
Mary Anne Dement.
Mary Catherine Helen Gascoigne.
Eleanor Gertrude Guy.
George Clifford Pease Jennings.
Lucy Harriette Kitching.
Harry Ladley.
Sarah Leach.
Barbara Macleay Robb.
Westland—
Robert Leonard Clements.
Richard Goulding.
George Benjamin McAlpine.
North Canterbury—
James Thompson Allsop.
Isaac Atkinson.
Archibald Binnie.
Jessie Bowmaker.
William Brock.
Alice Eliza Chapman.
James Baird Chisholm.
Eleanor Sarah Collins.
Frederick John Cumberworth.
Sarah Elizabeth Derry.
Caroline Ada Edwards.
Ada Emily Foster.
Thomas Adkisson Gates.

• George Gilling.
  Mary Anderson Gordon.
  James Grant.
• Mary Hall.
  Martha Gibb Hamilton.
  Amy Harband.
  Annie Emma Hookham.
  Charles David Husband.
• Mary Elizabeth Jenkins.
  Edward Ivory Jennings.
  Martha Hortensia Kaufmann.
  Margaret Ann Kelly.
  William David McClure.
  Alice Blanche May.
  James Boxer Mayne.

North Canterbury—continued.
Elizabeth Monk.

• Albert James Morton.
  Peter Murray.
  Albert Proudlock.
  Agnes Scott.
  Martin Sheard.
  John Simpson.
  John Cox Sopp.
  Mary Taylor (Miss).
  Joseph Thompson.
  Lucy Eleanor Thompson.
  Walter Tipler.
  Margaret Whiteside.
  Christina Whyte.
  Henry Wilson.
  Elizabeth Wright.
• Mary Zweibruck.
  South Canterbury—
  Florence Woodhead Gillon.
  Katherine Jessie Kesteven.
  James Kirby.
  Walter Sercombe.
  Otago—
  James Barton.
  George Bentinck Clark.
  Jean Laird Cooke.
  Walter Eudey.
  Esau Fisher.
  Rosalie Macgeorge.
• Mary McIntosh.
  Charles Hackett Morgan.
  James Ure Murray.
  William Andrew Reilly.
  Joseph Southwick.
  Annie Stevenson.
  Mary Maria Walker.
  Southland—
  Thomas Horan.
• Margaret Mary Sangster.

Terms and Conditions for Hiring Diamond Rock-
Boring Machine.

Mines Department,
Wellington, 28th May, 1880.

A PPLICATIONS will be received at this office
from persons desirous of hiring a Diamond
Rock-boring Machine, capable of boring at various
angles a core of 1½ inch diameter to a depth of 1,500
feet, with all steam appliances complete, accompanied
by an engineer in charge and assistants, at the price
of—

10/ per foot for the first 100 feet, or any part of 100 feet, bored.
12/6 " second " " " " " "
15/ " third " " " " " "
17/6 " fourth " " " " " "
21/ " fifth " " " " " "
25/ " sixth " " " " " "
30/ " seventh " " " " " "
35/ " eighth " " " " " "
40/ " ninth " " " " " "
45/ " tenth " " " " " "

and upon the following conditions:—

1. After one thousand feet special rates will be
   charged.
2. All applications must be accompanied by a
   deposit of £50 for the first hundred or any less
   number of feet bored. Further payments to be
   made monthly, upon a fixed day, according to the
   above scale, as the work proceeds..
3. The scale of charges is exclusive of fuel and
   water, which will be supplied by the hirer.
4. The hirer will be at the charge of sinking and
   protecting any shaft which may be necessary for
   finding the rock before boring operations commence,
   and the measurement of depth bored will be from the
   surface of the rock.