July 23.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1139

Bonus for the Manufacture of Potassium Cyanide.

Department of Industries and Commerce,
Wellington, 17th January, 1895.

NOTICE is hereby given that a bonus of £1,000 will be paid for the erection of a plant and the manufacture in New Zealand of the first 200 tons of crude cyanide of potassium from colonial produce.

1. The plant must be capable of producing at least 70 tons of crude cyanide of potassium annually.

2. The crude cyanide of potassium so manufactured shall contain at least 70 per cent. of potassium cyanide.

3. The bonus will be paid in two equal instalments, the first instalment being payable on the production of the first 100 tons, and the second instalment on the production of the second 100 tons, of crude cyanide of potassium containing the required percentage of potassium cyanide.

4. On the completion of the plant, notice in writing must be sent to the Minister of Industries and Commerce, Wellington, who will appoint an officer to inspect the same, together with the raw material then available from which the cyanide of potassium is proposed to be manufactured.

5. The officer so appointed shall from time to time inspect the process of manufacture, in order that he may satisfy himself that the whole of the cyanide of potassium is being manufactured from material of New Zealand production; and before any bonus is paid such officer will be required to certify that he is satisfied the crude cyanide of potassium is the product of New Zealand material only, and that it contains the required percentage of potassium cyanide.

6. The bonus must be claimed for the first 100 tons on or before the 31st March, 1897, and for the second 100 tons on or before the 30th September, 1898.

J. G. WARD.

Call under “The Civil Service Officers’ Guarantee Act, 1893.”

Office of the Civil Service Officers’ Guarantee Board,
Government Buildings,
Wellington, 21st July, 1896.

IN pursuance of clause 15 of the regulations contained in an Order in Council bearing date the 4th March, 1895, I, James Barnes Heywood, the Chairman of the Board appointed under “The Civil Service Officers’ Guarantee Act, 1893,” do issue the following notice of a call under the said Act:—

JAMES B. HEYWOOD,
Chairman.

Endowment Reserves for Education sanctioned by Parliament.

Colonial Secretary’s Office, Wellington, 15th July, 1896.

THE following resolutions, passed by the Legislative Council and the House of Representatives, are published in accordance with section 238 of “The Land Act, 1892.”

J. CARROLL, Acting Colonial Secretary.

No. 3, 1896.

EXTRACT from the Journals of the Legislative Council, Thursday, the 25th Day of June, 1896.

Resolved, That this Council approves of the lands proposed to be reserved as endowments for primary education, as set forth in Paper No. 8, of the 16th June, 1896,* being permanently set aside as endowments for primary education.

A true extract.

L. STOWE,
Clerk, Legislative Council.

No. 39, 1896.

EXTRACT from the Journals of the House of Representatives, Friday, the 3rd Day of July, 1896.

Resolved, That the lands shown in Paper No. 26*, laid on the Table of this House, be permanently reserved as endowments for education, in pursuance of section 238 of “The Land Act, 1892.”

A true extract.

GEORGE FRIEND,
Clerk of the House of Representatives.

• The following are the lands referred to in the above resolutions:—