1038 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 57

MANUAL OF GRASSES AND FORAGE PLANTS
USEFUL TO NEW ZEALAND. Part I. By THOMAS
MACKAY. Numerous Plates. 5s.
MANUAL OF BIRDS OF NEW ZEALAND. By
WALTER L. BULLER. 10s.
HANDY BOOK ON "THE LAND TRANSFER ACT,
1885." 3s.
NEW ZEALAND CROWN LANDS GUIDE, No. XII.
1s.
GEO. DIDSBURY.

JUST PUBLISHED.
THE following Works, which may be obtained at the
Stationery Office, Wellington, price 1s. each:—
NEW ZEALAND'S LONE LANDS: Being Brief
Notes of a Visit to the Outlying Islands of the Colony.
By RO. CARRICK.
AORANGI; OR, THE HEART OF THE SOUTHERN
ALPS, NEW ZEALAND. By MALCOLM ROSS, Vice-
President, N.Z. Alpine Club.
A ROMANCE OF LAKE WAKATIPU (a Legend of
the Lakes): Being Episodes of Early Goldfield Life
in New Zealand; with Itinerant, Statistical, His-
torical, and other Notes. By RO. CARRICK.
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Wellington, 11th May, 1892.

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CONTENTS.
APPOINTMENTS .. 1024
CROWN LANDS NOTICES .. 1028
LAND—
Changing Purpose of Reserve .. 1024
Fixing the Price in Hawke's Bay .. 1023
Reservation removed, and ordered for Sale
Rural, open for Sale or Selection .. 1022
LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES .. 1036
MISCELLANEOUS—
Authorising the Construction of a Bridge .. 1024
Bonus for the Manufacture of Iron-ore .. 1027
Bonus for the Manufacture of Salt .. 1027
Civil Service Senior Examination .. 1027
Extending Time for shooting Native Game .. 1022
Friendly Society registered .. 1028
Immigration and Emigration Return .. 1036
Importation of Horses from California into Tas-
mania prohibited .. 1026
Member of House of Representatives elected .. 1027
Meteorological Observations .. 1028
Places where Miners' Rights, &c., may be issued .. 1022
Powers under "The Public Domains Act, 1881,"
delegated .. 1021, 1022
Recreation-grounds brought under "The Public
Domains Act, 1881" .. 1021, 1022
Road Board Election .. 1027
Registry of Friendly Society cancelled .. 1028
Royal Instructions to the Governor of New Zealand 1026
Special Orders .. 1025
Te Makarini Scholarships .. 1027
Vital Statistics .. 1033
NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICES .. 1030
PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS .. 1037

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