New Zealand Gazette – 1926 – No. 76

Page 3209

✨ Mining Forms

Nov. 11.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 3209

Form 61 (Reg. 100).

Under section __ of the Mining Act, 1926.

CLAIM SETTING FORTH FULL PARTICULARS OF THE COMPENSATION THAT WILL BE REQUIRED IN THE EVENT OF WATERCOURSE BEING CONSTITUTED AND SET APART FOR DISCHARGE OF TAILINGS.

To the Minister of Mines, at Wellington.

WHEREAS by notice published in the Gazette on the day of __, 19____, it is stated that application has been made to His Excellency the Governor-General to constitute and set aside by Proclamation the watercourse described in the First Schedule hereto to be a watercourse into which may be discharged tailings, debris, and waste water produced by or resulting from mining operations, and in which or on the banks of which mining operations may be carried on: And whereas by the operation of such Proclamation, if made, the lands described in the Second Schedule hereto in which I have an interest, as described in the Third Schedule hereto, will be damaged or injuriously affected by reason that [Here state items of claim, with a reference number to each, and give in each case full particulars of the nature and extent of each such item]:

Now, therefore, this is to give notice that, in the event of such Proclamation being made, I shall claim £__ as compensation for all loss and damage arising from the operation thereof, which sum is made up as follows:—

[Here state reference number and short heading of each item of claim previously detailed, and the amount claimed in respect of each such item separately] £ s. d.

Total claim .. .. .. __

Given under my hand, at __, this __ day of __, 19____.

Signature of Claimant:
[Christian name and surname in full.]
Address:
[Address in full.]

FIRST SCHEDULE.

[Here describe the watercourse, as in the Gazette notice.]

SECOND SCHEDULE.

[Here describe the area and situation of the lands affected, giving name of survey district and number and block of section, or other means of identification.]

THIRD SCHEDULE.

[Here state in full the nature of the interest, as owner in fee-simple, mortgagee, lessee, or occupier; and if the lands are leased or encumbered, or subject to any easement, give particulars thereof.]

Form 62 (Regulation 102).

Under the Mining Act, 1926.

YEARLY RETURN TO BE MADE BY CLAIM-HOLDER.

To the Inspector of Mines for the __ Mining District.

NATURE of claim [State whether alluvial, sluicing, elevating, dredging, or quartz]:

Name of claim:

Locality of mining operations:

Area of claim:

Name of holder:

Name of mine-manager or dredgemaster:

Name and address of legal manager or secretary:

Average number of men employed during the year:

GOLD AND SILVER.

Tons crushed or treated.	Gold obtained: Amalgamation.				Gold obtained: Cyanidation.				Alluvial Gold.				Total Value, Gold and Silver, for the Year.		How Product for the Year was disposed of.*		Total Amount paid in Dividends during the Year.†		Total Amount paid in Dividends from Commencement of Operations.
	Yield.	Value.	Oz. dwt. gr. £ s. d.		Yield.	Value.	Oz. dwt. gr. £ s. d.		Yield.	Value.	Oz. dwt. gr. £ s. d.		£ s. d.			£ s. d.		£ s. d.		£ s. d.

OTHER MINERALS.

Tons crushed or treated.	Mode of Treatment.	………obtained.		Total Value of Product.		Total Value from Commencement of Operations.		How Product for the Year was disposed of.*		Amount paid in Dividends during the Year.†		Total Amount paid in Dividends from Commencement of Operations.
		Yield.	Value per………	£ s. d.		£] s. d.			£ s. d.		£ s. d.		£ s. d.

In this column insert name and registered address of dealer to whom the product was sold.

† In the case of a registered company.

Dated at __ this __ day of January, 19____.

, Owner or Manager.

A true return for the year ending the last day of December, 19____.

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