SEPT. 14.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1321

Henry Clark, of Onehunga; Edwin Wise Hollis and
James Smith, both of Grahamstown; James Mans-
field Gelling, Kennedy Hill, and William Steele, all
of Hamilton; John Bollard, of Whau; Edward
William Morrison and John Swinnerton Duke, both
of Newton; George Morris Robertshaw, of Parnell;
William Dennison, of Newmarket; Alfred Wintle, of
St. John's College, Tamaki West; John Gordon,
of Otahuhu; William Shanaghan, of Papakura;
Arthur Robert Shackell, of Pokeno; John Thomas
Mellsop and James Mellsop, both of Waiuku;
Robert Noble Herbert Matthews, of Mongonui;
Helyar Wedderburn Bishop, of Hokianga; James
Hamlin Greenway, of Russell; Joseph Mallabond, of
Parua Bay; William Alphonso Smith, of Whangarei;
William Donaldson, of Maungakaramea; Thadeus
Vickers Fitzpatrick, of Ngaruawahia; Henry Buttle,
of Ohaupo; William Henry Wallis, of Waitetuna;
Alfred Robert Swindley, of Coromandel; Edward
Dean, of Mercury Bay; Thomas Seaman, of Lake,
North Shore; William Whitaker Ariell, of Paparoa;
Robert Arthur Dargaville, of Dargaville; John Shep-
herd, of Port Albert; George Moor, of Mahurangi;
John William Ellis, of Aotea; Arthur Pittar, of Port
Fitzroy; Frederick Kissling, of Waiheke; Edward
Stopford Thompson, of Taupo; William Mackenzie
Commons, of Tauranga ; and Campbell Thomson, of
Opotiki.

2. In the Wellington Property Assessment Dis-
   trict: Robert George Bauchope, Newton King,
   Arthur Edward Langley, Thomas Hempton, and
   Thomas Younger, all of New Plymouth; James John
   Crawford, James Purnell, William Philip Guthridge,
   Edward Nolloth Liffiton, all of Wanganui; Edward
   Olson and Richard Price, both of Inglewood; George
   Victor Bate, of Hawera; William Dale, of Carlyle;
   Walter Allan Grant Winchcomb, of Waverley
   Robert John Harris and Joseph Harris, both of
   Marton; John Maysmor, of Feilding; Alexander
   McHutchon, of Castlepoint; James Ames, William
   McIntosh Muir, and Thomas James Ladd, all
   of Wellington; Ernest Stephen Thynne, of Foxton;
   James Linton, of Palmerston; William Skeet and
   Walter Bock, both of Greytown; Alexander Svend
   Dreyer, Frederick Jagerhorn, Job Vile, John Coleman
   Fergusson, and James Brown, all of Masterton;
   William Stuart Forbes, of Carterton; Henry Cook,
   of Makara; Henry Thomas Ashton, of Hutt; Francis
   Bradey, of Pahautanui; and Samuel Deighton, of the
   Chatham Islands.

3. In the Hawke's Bay Property Assessment Dis-
   trict: William Beilby and John Collinge, both of
   Hastings; Henry Lascelles, of West Clive; Charles
   William Ferris, of Gisborne; Edwin Carter, of
   Wairoa; Charles George Lindsay Margoliouth, of
   Napier.

4. In the Nelson Property Assessment District:
   Leopold Beit and Bunter Clapcott, both of Hokitika;
   John Edward Fletcher, of Pakawau; David Horatio
   Jennings, of Pangototara; Robert Pattie, of Riwaka;
   William Syms and John Octavius Western, both of
   Picton; Horatio Nelson Firth, of Havelock; John
   Clune, Edward Burne Garven, Robert James John-
   ston, and James Jennings, all of Greymouth; Charles
   William Budge, William Douslin, John Tucker
   Robinson, Christopher James Whiting Griffiths,
   and Arthur Ashton Scaife, all of Blenheim; William
   Lloyd and Robert Clark Chambers, both of West-
   port; Robert John Malcolm, of Hope; Thomas John

Thompson, of Richmond; William Rout, John
George Knyvett, and John Row Mabin, all of Nelson;
and Samuel Gaskell Robinson, of Motupipi.

5. In the Canterbury Property Assessment Dis-
   trict: Walter Blake, Nicholas Ellis, and Hugh
   McIlraith, all of Riccarton; Alexander Innes
   McGregor, of Akaroa; William Gray, of Governor's
   Bay; John Smith Willcox, of Lyttelton; Charles
   Frederic Barker, James Hill Sharpe, Edward Harman,
   Thomas Acland, Duncan Campbell MacDonald,
   Richard Wolseley Cooke, Jasper Pyne O'Callaghan,
   and John Whitelaw, all of Christchurch; James
   Wilkie, of Ashburton; John Bell, William Anthony
   Benn, and Lyonel Charles Williams, all of Amberley;
   Robert James Dickinson, of East Oxford; Edward
   Mulcock, of Flaxton; John Ingram, of Oxford;
   Robert Aherne, of Rangiora; Charles Edward Dudley,
   of Kaiapoi; William James Geffrard Bluett and
   Frederick Jameson, both of Leeston; Charles
   William Comer, of Spreydon; William Thomas
   Champion Mills, of Heathcote; Charles Llewellyn
   Davies, of Prebbleton; and John Taylor, of Yald-
   hurst.

6. In the Waitaki Property Assessment District:
   George Dyson, of Temuka; Caleb Ezekiel Sherratt,
   of Geraldine; Robert Irvine, of Peel Forest;
   Frederick Charles Shrimpton, Edwin Henry Lough,
   and Francis Worcester Stubbs, all of Timaru;
   Andrew Carter and John Bell, both of Waimate;
   John Church, James Bee, and David McMaster,
   all of Oamaru; Gordon Innes Millington, of Hen-
   sley; William Henry Sherwin Roberts, of Waipahi;
   and George Frederick Clulee, of Burke's Pass.

7. In the Otago Property Assessment District:
   John Gray, Joseph Lowe Shaw, Robert Park, William
   Oram Ball, Peter Keam, and Cyprian Charles Webb,
   all of Dunedin; William Thomas Winchester and
   Henry John Guilford, both of Portobello; Andrew
   Hogg, of Maori Hill; William Cowan McNee and
   David Hendry Miller, both of Mornington; Martin
   Pearce, of Caversham; Thomas King and George
   Prain, both of East Taieri; William Dallas, John
   McNeill, and Alexander Ironside, all of Balclutha;
   John McKenzie, of Shag Valley; Thomas Hughan,
   of Waihola; John Stewart Dickie, Adolphus Alex-
   ander Oliver, and George Fache, all of Clyde;
   Thomas Brookes, of Milton; George Byron King
   and Philip Uren, both of Lawrence; William
   McHutchison, of Naseby; James Augustine Mooney,
   of Tapanui; and Jabez Burton, of Roxburgh.

8. In the Southland Property Assessment Dis-
   trict: Archibald McWatt, William Blacklock, William
   Benjamin Scandrett, Charles William Brown, Lewis
   Longuet, Joseph Lyle, George McLeod, John Robert
   Blyth, Alfred Douglas, and William Lane, all of In-
   vercargill; Nicholas John Burrows, of Campbelltown;
   Henry Boston Cassells and James Fullarton, both of
   Riverton; John Scott Worthington, of Queenstown;
   Ebenezer Taylor, of Woodlands; Thomas Littlewort,
   of Mataura; Daniel Shea Lawlor, of Waikiwi;
   William Russell, of Stuarton; Ian Simson Simson,
   of Gore; William John Braithwaite, of Switzer's;
   James Frederick Healey, of Arrow; John Kynaston
   Lea, of Winton; and James Brown Greig, of Stewart
   Island.

JOHN HALL.
By Authority: GEORGE DIDSBURY, Government Printer, Wellington.