1650

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

[No. 76

TO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND MEMBERS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION.

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THE NEW ZEALAND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Founded upon the Third Edition of the late Mr. Justice Johnston's work.

By W. R. HASELDEN, S.M., Barrister-at-Law.

CONTENTS.

Office, Jurisdiction, and Duties of Justices; Law of Evidence; Conservation of the Peace; Summary Jurisdiction of Justices by Convictions and Orders, and respecting Indictable Offences; Appeals, &c.; Indictable Offences; Liabilities and Protection of Justices; Duties of Visiting Justices; Office, Powers, and Duties of Coroners; Police; Civil Jurisdiction; and Miscellaneous. Also an Appendix containing a digest of selected cases relating to Justices' duties that have been decided in New Zealand.

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CONTENTS.

APPOINTMENTS .. .. .. .. .. 1634 BANKRUPTCY NOTICES .. .. .. .. 1647 CROWN LANDS NOTICES .. .. .. .. 1638 LAND-- Regulations for the Te Tuhi 4B Special Settlement Block .. .. .. .. .. 1631 LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES .. .. .. 1647 MINING NOTICES .. .. .. .. .. 1648 MISCELLANEOUS-- Amending Regulations for Trout-fishing .. 1633 Amending Regulations respecting the Creation and Issue of Stamps .. .. .. .. .. 1633 Approving and appointing a Bonding Warehouse 1636 Bonuses .. .. .. .. .. .. 1638 Civil Service Senior Examination .. .. 1637 Coroner resigned .. .. .. .. .. 1635 Immigration and Emigration .. .. .. 1646 Justice of the Peace resigned .. .. .. .. 1635 Licensing Occupation of Part of Foreshore .. 1632 Notice under "The Companies Act, 1882" .. 1638 Notice under "The Public Trust Office Consolidation Act, 1894" .. .. .. .. .. 1637 Notices to Mariners .. .. .. .. .. 1636 Officiating Ministers .. .. .. .. .. 1637 Powers delegated under "The Public Domains Act, 1881" .. .. .. .. .. 1632 Proclaiming Watercourses for Deposit of Tailings 1634 Proclamation under "The Vegetation Diseases Act, 1898," Tasmania .. .. .. 1636 Proposed Loans .. .. .. .. .. 1635 Recreation-grounds brought under "The Public Domains Act, 1881" .. .. .. .. 1638 Seed Wheats .. .. .. .. .. 1647 Trinity College, Dublin .. .. .. .. .. 1638 NATIVE LAND COURT NOTICES .. .. .. 1644 PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS .. .. .. .. 1649 VOLUNTEERS .. .. .. .. .. 1635

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