JULY 7.] THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 1609

SECOND SCHEDULE.

FORM OF REGISTER.

Name of Boat: “ .”

Letter: .
(If other than letters of port.)

THIRD SCHEDULE.

APPLICATION TO REGISTER A BOAT TO BE USED FOR TAKING FISH [OR OYSTERS*] FOR SALE, UNDER THE FISHERIES ACT, 1908.

Name of boat: “ .”

Class :† . Letters :† . Number :†

Port or place of registry: .

Place or places from which fishing is to be conducted:

Description of boat—

Sailing, steam, or motor: .

Kind and H.P. of engine: .

How rigged: .

When and where built: .

Method or methods of fishing: .

Principal dimensions—‡

Length :§ . Length of keel :§ .

Breadth :§ . Depth :§ .

Gross tonnage: . Net tonnage: .

Owner: .

Address: .

Skipper: .

Number of crew usually employed: Men, ; boys, .

Signature:

• Strike out if not applicable.

† These particulars are to be filled in by the Superintendent.

‡ These measurements are to be made and the tonnage ascertained by the officer to whom the application is made. If the boat is registered under Part I of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1894, the particulars of principal dimensions and tonnage should be adopted from her certificate of registry.

§ In feet and tenths,

FOURTH SCHEDULE.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY OF A BOAT TO BE USED FOR TAKING FISH [OR OYSTERS*] FOR SALE, UNDER THE FISHERIES ACT, 1908.

Name of boat: “ .”

Port letter: . Registered number: .

Port or place of registry: .

Place to which boat belongs: .

Description of boat—

Method of propulsion (sail, steam, or motor): .

Kind and H.P. of engine: .

How rigged: .

Principal dimensions—

Length :† . Breadth :† . Depth :† .

Length of keel :† .

Gross tonnage :† . Net tonnage † .

When and where built: .

Number of crew usually employed: men; boys.

Method or methods of fishing: .

Owner: . Skipper: .

• Strike out if not applicable. † In feet and tenths.

FIFTH SCHEDULE.

RETURN OF FISH CAUGHT DURING THE MONTH OF , 19 .

Port: .

Vessel: .

Registered No. .

Method of fishing: .

NOTE.—If more than one method of fishing is employed, use a separate sheet for each method.

• State particular species landed—e.g., flounders, soles, dabs, &c.

Fishing-grounds:

Total number of landings during month:

………………

Owner or skipper.

NOTE.—It is an offence under section 66 of the Fisheries Act, 1908, to refuse or fail to make a return of fish caught.

The Minister of Marine desires it to be known that the object of these returns is to obtain reliable and complete information as to the condition of the fisheries in order that they may be properly administered to the benefit of those engaged in the industry.

The information is absolutely confidential, and will not be divulged to any one outside the Fisheries Staff of the Marine Department, nor will it be published except in the form of general statistics.

If no fish are caught during any one month, the return should be sent in with “Nil” written across the columns above, with reasons, such as, for instance, “Overhaul,” “Not fishing,” &c.

SIXTH SCHEDULE.

Under the Fisheries Act, 1908.

LICENSE TO TAKE SEALS.

IN pursuance of section 42 of the Fisheries Act, 1908, and the regulations thereunder, I, , Minister of Marine, do hereby authorize , of , to take seals for a period of one year from the date of this license on all that area of tidal land between high-water and low-water mark of ordinary spring tides, being the foreshore of the island known as Campbell Island, together with the foreshore of any islets or rocks within the territorial waters of the said island.

This license is issued subject to the provisions of Part I of the Fisheries Act, 1908, and the regulations made thereunder.

Dated this day of , 19 .

…………, Minister of Marine.