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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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No. 13. “An Act to enable the Honourable Sir George Stoddart Whitmore, K.C.M.G., to hold the Office of Commander of Her Majesty’s Colonial Forces without vacating his Seat in the Legislative Council.”

No. 14. “An Act for the Further Amendment of the Law of Evidence.”

No. 15. “An Act to amend ‘The Shipping and Seamen’s Act, 1877.’”

No. 16. “An Act to provide for the Establishment of Fishing Towns and Villages, and further to encourage Fisheries in New Zealand, and to promote the Production of Canned and Cured Fish for Export.”

No. 17. “An Act to alter the Duties of Customs and Excise.”

No. 18. “An Act to amend ‘The Savings Bank Act, 1858.’”

No. 19. “An Act to apply a Sum of Money out of the Public Account to the Service of the Year ending the Thirty-first day of March, One thousand eight hundred and eighty-six.”

No. 20. “An Act to amend ‘The Life Assurance Policies Act, 1884.’”

No. 21. “An Act to amend ‘The Deceased Persons’ Estates Duties Act, 1881.’”

No. 22. “An Act to amend ‘The Bankruptcy Act, 1883.’”

No. 23. “An Act to amend the Law of Distress for Rent.”

No. 24. “An Act to validate certain Proceedings in Resident Magistrates’ Courts.”

No. 25. “An Act relating to Coroners’ Juries.”

No. 26. “An Act to amend ‘The Mining Companies Act, 1872,’ and the several Acts passed in Amendment thereof.”

No. 27. “An Act to amend ‘The Financial Arrangements Act, 1876.’”

No. 28. “An Act to amend ‘The River Boards Act, 1884.’”

No. 29. “An Act to confer Additional Powers upon the Trustees of Recreation-grounds and Racecourses.”

No. 30. “An Act to provide for the Reservation of State Forests in New Zealand, and for the Control and Management thereof.”

No. 31. “An Act for the Continuance of ‘The Rabbit Nuisance Act, 1882.’”

No. 32. “An Act to remedy certain Errors and Omissions in ‘The Middle Island Half-caste Crown Grants Act, 1877,’ and ‘The Middle Island Half-caste Grants Act, 1883.’”

No. 33. “An Act to define the Position of the Presbyterian Church of New Zealand, and to vest certain Properties held for the Purposes of or in Connection with such Church in Trustees, and to provide for the Management of such Properties.”

No. 34. “An Act to amend ‘The Employment of Females and Others Act, 1881.’”

No. 35. “An Act to provide for the Compensation to be paid by Her Majesty the Queen in respect of certain Land taken for the Railway Station at Auckland.”

No. 36. “An Act to amend ‘The Gold-mining Districts Act, 1873.’”

No. 37. “An Act to amend ‘The Education Act, 1877.’”

No. 38. “An Act to amend the Public Revenues Acts.”

No. 39. “An Act to amend ‘The Rating Act, 1882.’”

No. 40. “An Act to amend ‘The Stamp Act, 1882.’”

No. 41. “An Act to consolidate and amend the Laws regulating the Assessment of Real and Personal Property for the Purposes of Taxation.”

No. 42. “An Act to further amend ‘The Public Works Act, 1882.’”

No. 43. “An Act to amend ‘The Property Law Consolidation Act, 1883,’ in relation to the Release of Mortgages, and to the Acknowledgment by Married Women of Deeds executed by them.”

No. 44. “An Act to amend ‘The Justices of the Peace Act, 1882.’”

No. 45. “An Act to provide Facilities for the Enforcement of Judgments recovered in Courts of Inferior Jurisdiction.”

No. 46. “An Act to provide for the Management of Public Hospitals and Charitable Institutions and for the Distribution of Charitable Aid.”

No. 47. “An Act for the Further Amendment of the Acts relating to Counties.”

No. 48. “An Act in Restraint of the Making of Contracts with Local Bodies by any Members thereof.”

No. 49. “An Act to provide for Grants in Aid to Local Bodies, and for other Purposes,”

No. 50. “An Act to amend ‘The Agricultural and Pastoral Societies Act, 1877.’”

No. 51. “An Act to enable certain Companies to issue Mortgage Debentures founded on Securities upon or affecting Land, and to make Provision for the Registration of such Mortgage Debentures and Securities.”

No. 52. “An Act to authorize Her Majesty to purchase certain Railways within the Colony constructed under the District Railways Acts and the Railways Construction and Land Acts.”

No. 53. “An Act to authorize the Levying and Recovery of certain Rates by the Waimea Plains Railway Company (Limited).”

No. 54. “An Act to authorize the Construction of certain Railways, and to declare that a certain Railway already constructed is subject to the Provisions of ‘The Public Works Act, 1882.’”

No. 55. “An Act to amend ‘The Mines Act, 1877,’ and ‘The Gold-mining Districts Act, 1873.’”

No. 56. “An Act to consolidate and amend the Laws regulating the Sale or other Disposal of the Lands of the Crown in New Zealand.”

No. 57. “An Act to consolidate and amend the Law relating to the Transfer of and Registration of Title to Land.”

No. 58. “An Act to define the Meaning of certain Words in ‘The Customs Duties Consolidation Act, 1882.’”

No. 59. “An Act to impose a Property-tax.”

No. 60. “An Act to appropriate certain Sums of Money for the Purposes of Immigration and Public Works.”

No. 61. “An Act to apply a Sum of Money out of the Consolidated Fund and other Moneys to the Service of the Year ending the Thirty-first day of March, One thousand eight hundred and eighty-six, and to appropriate the Supplies granted in this present Session.”

Local Acts.

No. 1. “An Act to provide for the Application of certain University Reserves in the Provincial District of Auckland towards the Maintenance of the Auckland University College.”

No. 2. “An Act to reconstitute the Auckland Harbour Board.”

No. 3. “An Act to declare the Objects to which a certain Portion of the Costley Bequest may be applied, and to establish the Costley Training Institution.”

No. 4. “An Act to amend ‘The New Plymouth Exchanges Completion Act, 1874,’ and to make Provision for the Completion of other Exchanges.”

No. 5. “An Act to reconstitute the Harbour Board for the Port of Patea, and to grant Extended Powers of River Control to the said Board.”

No. 6. “An Act to enable a Burgess Roll to be formed for Palmerston North.”

No. 7. “An Act to authorize the Napier Harbour Board to pay off certain Debentures made and given under ‘The Napier Harbour Board Act, 1875,’ out of Moneys borrowed or to be borrowed by the Napier Harbour Board under ‘The Napier Harbour Board Empowering and Loan Act, 1884.’”

No. 8. “An Act to provide for the Establishment and Management of a High School at Gisborne, or in the Neighbourhood thereof, in the County of Cook.”

No. 9. “An Act to confer Additional Leasing Powers upon the Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the City of Wellington.”

No. 10. “An Act to authorize the Temporary Closing of a Portion of a Public Street within the City of Wellington.”

No. 11. “An Act to validate the Christchurch Municipal Council Public Works Loan.”

No. 12. “An Act changing the Trusts of the Christchurch Market Reserves.”

No. 13. “An Act to validate Sydenham Municipal Council Public Works Loan.”

No. 14. “An Act to grant Further Borrowing Powers to the Timaru Harbour Board.”

No. 15. “An Act to constitute Boards for the Education Districts of Westland and Grey respectively.”

No. 16. “An Act to provide for the Leasing of the Lands vested in the Otago Harbour Board.”

No. 17. “An Act to amend ‘The Otago Dock Act, 1883.’”

No. 18. “An Act to amend ‘The Dunedin Drillshed Reserve Act 1876 Amendment Act, 1884,’ and partially repeal the Operation of the same.”

No. 19. “An Act to empower the Corporation of the Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the City of Dunedin to grant Building Leases of the Land situate within the said City, originally reserved and now vested in the said Corporation for the Purpose of a Cattle Market, and also of other adjacent Lands.”

No. 20. “An Act to authorize the Corporation of the Borough of Invercargill to consolidate certain Loans.”

No. 21. “An Act to grant certain Special Powers to the Governor to issue Crown Grants, and to enable him to carry out certain Contracts and Promises.”

Private Acts.

No. 1. “An Act to enable the Trustees of certain Land in the City of Auckland belonging to the Roman Catholic Religious Order of the Sisters of Mercy to grant Leases thereof for any Term not exceeding Sixty-six Years.”