1718
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 84

12. Persons desirous of obtaining a depasturing license
    must lodge with the Receiver of Land Revenue at Lawrence
    an application in writing in the form or to the effect con-
    tained in the Second Schedule hereto, and deposit therewith
    the license-fee payable hereunder. If such application be
    refused the fee shall be refunded to the applicant.

13. The Committee shall have power to refuse to grant
    any license, also to limit the number of cattle which may
    be depastured under any license. They shall also have
    power to specify the kind of cattle which may be depastured
    under any license.

14. The number of cattle to be depastured shall be men-
    tioned in the license, and the rent to be paid in respect of
    such license shall be calculated upon the following scale,
    that is to say:—

For every head of great cattle mentioned s. d.
in the license, if such license is issued
before 1st July .. .. .. .. 10 0
For every head of great cattle mentioned in
the license, if such license is issued
after 1st July .. .. .. .. 5 0
For every head of small cattle mentioned in
the license, if such license is issued be-
fore 1st July .. .. .. .. 2 6
For every head of small cattle mentioned in
the license, if such license is issued after
1st July .. .. .. .. 1 3

Every such license shall be in the form or to the effect
contained in the Second Schedule hereto, and shall expire
on the thirty-first day of December in every year, when such
license may be renewed in accordance with the foregoing
provisions. Every license shall be granted subject to the
conditions herein set forth, and shall be signed by the Chair-
man of the Committee.

15. The revenue derived from license-fees or otherwise
    from the said commonage shall stand first charged with the
    cost of the destruction and prevention of the spreading of
    rabbits upon such commonage, such cost to be ascertained in
    such manner as may be fixed and determined by the Chief
    Inspector of Stock.

16. All cattle depastured must be branded, and the brand
    and a description of the cattle must be registered with the
    Ranger. The Ranger shall issue a certificate of registration
    in such form as he thinks fit, and the fee for every such
    certificate shall be one shilling. But if the brand is regis-
    tered with the application, no further registration shall be
    necessary.

17. No great cattle suffering from any disease shall be
    depastured upon, nor shall any pigs or goats be allowed to
    trespass or be at large upon or within, the lands described in
    the First Schedule. No bull, ram, or stallion shall be de-
    pastured without the express permission in writing of the
    Chairman of the Committee. Any person or persons com-
    mitting a breach of this provision shall be liable, on the
    information of such Chairman, as for trespass of cattle on
    Crown lands; and the Chairman of Committee for the time
    being is hereby empowered to lay any such information.

18. If any licensee shall at any time commit or suffer a
    breach of the conditions or terms upon which the license is
    granted, as the same are herein set forth, the Chairman of
    the Committee may, on such evidence as he thinks fit, cancel
    and determine the license held by such licensee, and he shall
    have no claim to any refund or allowance in respect thereof.

19. No person shall remove beyond the boundary of the
    land described in the First Schedule any cattle other than
    those belonging to him, or for the removal of which he shall
    have authority from the Ranger, under a penalty not exceed-
    ing five pounds.

20. If any person, not being licensed as aforesaid, shall
    depasture any great cattle or small cattle upon the lands
    described in the First Schedule, or a greater number of such
    cattle than shall have been apportioned to him, every such
    person shall be liable, on the information of the Chairman of
    Committee, as for trespass of cattle on Crown lands, and also
    to any penalty or disability imposed in respect of unlawful
    occupation of Crown land.

21. Nothing herein contained shall be deemed to interfere
    with the powers or duties of the Commissioner of Crown
    Lands of the district in which the lands described in the
    First Schedule are situated, whether under "The Land Act,
    1892," or under any other law or statute for the time being
    in force; and the said lands described in the First Schedule
    hereto shall, subject to the special provisions hereinbefore
    made, remain and be Crown lands for the purpose of the said
    Act, and subject thereto.

FIRST SCHEDULE.
TUAPEKA COMMONAGE.

All that area in the Otago Land District, containing by ad-
measurement 4,000 acres, more or less. Description of
boundaries: Commencing at Trig. Station 1, in Block XVIII.,
of said district, and bounded generally towards the north by
road-line forming part of the southern boundary of Run

No. 5 and by Crown lands; towards the east by a road-line;
again towards the north by northern boundary of Section
No. 12, Block XIII. of said district; again towards the
east by Sections Nos. 13 and 14 of said block and district;
again towards the north by part of the northern boundary of
Section No. 51 of said Block X.; again towards the east by
Section No. 58 of said block; again towards the north by
said Section No. 58; again towards the east by said Section
No. 58; towards the south by road-line forming southern
boundary of Sections Nos. 34, 8, 51, and 59, of Block X. of
said district; again towards the north by the south boundary
of Section No. 32 of said block and district; towards the
west by said Section No. 32; again towards the south by
said Section No. 32; again towards the west by Section
No. 7 of said block and district; again towards the south by
the northern boundaries of Sections Nos. 7, 76, and 70 of
said block; again towards the east by said Section No. 70;
by a road-line, by the western boundary of the Township of
Wetherston, and by the main road Lawrence to Wetherston;
again towards the south by part of the northern boundary
of the Township of Lawrence; again towards the west by
the eastern boundary of Section No. 26 of Block XIX.;
again towards the south by the northern boundary of said
Section No. 26; again towards the west by a road-line and
by Section No. 89 of Block XIX.; again towards the
south by a road-line and by Section No. 30 of said
block; again towards the east by Sections Nos. 30 and 1
of same block; again towards the south by part of the
northern boundary of the Town of Lawrence; again towards
the west by a road-line forming the eastern boundaries of
Sections Nos. 86, 85, 84, 18, 55, 43, 54, 53, 82, and 81 of said
Block XIX., by the eastern boundaries of Sections Nos. 33,
27, 35, 31, 10, 80, 79, 78, 44, 77, 76, and 73, also by the
eastern boundary of the Blue Spur Township; again to-
wards the south by the northern boundary of the said
township, by Section No. 51 of Block XVIII., and by Crown
lands; again towards the west by Sections Nos. 58, 59, 60,
61, 41, and 42 of said Block XVIII.; again towards the south
by road-line forming the northern boundary of said Section
No. 42; again towards the west by Section No. 64A of said
block; again towards the north by Section No. 39 of said
block; again towards the west by said Section No. 39, also
by a road-line to Trig. Station 1, the starting-point: ex-
cluding from the above-described area the Blue Spur claims,
Sections Nos. 34, 8, 54, Block X.; Sections Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Block XIII.; Sections Nos. 30, 52, and
53, Block XVIII.; Sections Nos. 12 and 25, Block XIX.;
and any other freehold.

SECOND SCHEDULE.
(1.) Form of Application.

Pursuant to the regulations made under "The Land Act,
1892," I hereby apply for a license to depasture [Here insert
number] head of cattle in the Tuapeka Commonage,
Tuapeka County, such cattle being or to be forthwith
branded as follows—viz., [Here insert description of stock—
colour, sex, and brand of each]; and I deposit herewith the
prescribed fee for such license in respect of each head of
such cattle in accordance therewith.

Dated this day of , 189 .
Name in full: .
Address: .
Occupation: .

Received, £ , Receiver of Land Revenue.

(2.) Form of License.

Pursuant to the regulations made under "The Land Act,
1892," [Name, address and occupation of licensee] is hereby
licensed to depasture on the Tuapeka Commonage, in the
County of Tuapeka, the following—[Insert description of
cattle as to number, brands, &c., in respect of great cattle]; and
has paid to the Receiver of Land Revenue the sum of £
for issue of this license, being at the rate of for each
head of stock. This license is to be in force until the 31st
December, 189 , and is issued subject to the terms and
conditions set forth in the said regulations.

Dated at , this day of , 189 .
Chairman of Committee, Tuapeka Commonage.
As witness the hand of His Excellency the Governor,
this twenty-third day of September, one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-seven.

JOHN McKENZIE,
Minister of Lands.

Amendment of Regulations under "The Industrial Concilia-
tion and Arbitration Act, 1894."

RANFURLY, Governor.

WHEREAS on the second day of January, one thou-
sand eight hundred and ninety-five, His Excellency
the Governor of the Colony of New Zealand made certain