Aug. 29.]

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

(xxviii.) In Prize Bounty.
Reserving the Question to whom the Bounty is due.
[Commencement as in Form (i).]
[Proceed as in Form (xxvi) down to the words "the sum of ," inclusive,
or as required, and continue], but reserved the question as to the persons entitled
to such bounty o. to share therein.

No. 54.
NOTICE OF MOTION FOR REQUISITION BY THE ADMIRALTY. O. XXIX.r.1.
[Heading and title as in No. 1.]
Take notice that the Lords of the Admiralty desire to requisition the above
ship [and that the said ship is required for the service of His Majesty forthwith]
and that the Court will be moved, &c. [as in No. 47] that a commission do issue
for the appraisement of the said ship, and that, on payment into Court of the
appraised value of the ship, the said ship shall be released and delivered to the
Lords of the Admiralty [If the ship is required forthwith, omit from "that a com-
mission” and say “that the said ship shall be forthwith released and delivered
to the Lords of the Admiralty”]. [Conclusion as in No. 47.]

No. 55.
NOTICE OF REQUISITION BY THE ADMIRALTY. O. XXIX.r.2.
[Heading and Title as in No. 1.]
Take notice that the Lords of the Admiralty desire to requisition [forthwith]
the property mentioned in the schedule hereto which was condemned as prize
[or "ordered to be detained,” as the case may be] by the Court on the day
of
Dated the day of
Schedule.

No. 56.
COMMISSION OF APPRAISEMENT OF PROPERTY REQUISITIONED BY THE ADMIRALTY. O. XXIX.r.2.
[Heading and Title as in No. 1.]
George V, &c. [as in No. 2].
To the Marshal of the [Here fill in the name of the Prize Court]: Greeting.
Whereas a cause for condemnation has been instituted in our said Court
in respect of the undermentioned property, and whereas the said property has
been condemned as prize [or “ordered to be detained”], and whereas the Lords
of the Admiralty desire to requisition the said property.
We therefore hereby authorize and command you to reduce into writing
an inventory of the said property, and, having chosen one or more experienced
person or persons, to swear him or them to appraise the same according to the
true value thereof, and to reduce into writing a certificate of such value. And
we further command you to file in the Registry the certificate of appraisement
signed by you and the appraiser or appraisers, together with this commission.
Witness, &c. [as in No. 2].
Commission of Appraisement.
Taken out by

No. 57.
AFFIDAVIT OF VALUE IN A CAUSE OF PRIZE SALVAGE. O. XXX.r.3.
[Heading and Title as in No. 1.]
I, C. D., of , one of the owners of the said ship , make oath
and say as follows:-
That the value of the said ship is or thereabouts, and of the cargo
[now or] lately laden therein , and that the gross value of the freight
earned by the said ship on her voyage in which the salvage services are alleged
to have been rendered to her, amounts to the sum of or thereabouts,
and that the expenses of earning such freight are [Set them out].
Sworn, &c.
(Signed) C. D.

No. 58.
AGREEMENT OF VALUE OF SHIP, CARGO, AND FREIGHT IN A CAUSE OF PRIZE O. XXX.r.3.
SALVAGE.
[Heading and Title as in No. 1.]
We, the undersigned, the owners of the ship [or as the case may be],
and the recaptors, the parties to this cause, do hereby agree the ship
, and the cargo [now or] lately laden therein, and the freight due for the
transportation thereof, being the ship, cargo, and freight proceeded against in
this cause, to have been at the time of the salvage services in question, together
of the value of , that is to say:-
Value of ship ... ... ...
Value of cargo ... ... ...
Value of freight ... ... ...
Dated this day of .
C. D.,
[or Solicitors for] Owners.
E. F.,
[or Solicitors for] Recaptors.