RETURNS OF SHEEP AND CATTLE LANDED AT PORT CHALMERS,

From 30th September to 31st December, 1863.

1440 Fat Cattle
4384 Store do.
10520 Sheep

Wm. Looie,
Chief Inspector of Sheep and Cattle.

31st December, 1864.

CHAPTER III.

COMMITTEES.

16. There shall be two permanent Committees of the Board, to be called the “Public Works” and “Finance” Committees; such Committees shall consist of four members each, one member from each of the several wards of the City, and the quorum of each Committee shall be three. Provided nevertheless, that the Board shall be at liberty at any time to fill up occasional vacancies and appoint substitutes when members cannot attend.

17. The Clerk to the Board shall convene every Committee at any time when ordered by the Board, or when he shall deem it necessary, and also on the written order of any two members of such Committee, and the standing orders of the Board shall be observed in Committees of the whole Board, except the rule limiting the number of times of speaking.

18. The salary or allowance attached to all offices at the disposal of the Board, shall be fixed by the members before proceeding to the election, and all elections to offices at the disposal of the Board shall be effected as the Board may determine.

19. No member of the Board nor any officer of the same, shall be received as surety for any officer appointed by the Board, or for any work to be done for the Board, and in all cases in which security for the due and faithful performance of any duty or contract is required, the expense of preparing such security shall be borne by the party giving the same.

20. The Clerk of the Board, shall have the charge of the common seal of the Board and shall be responsible for the safe custody of the same.

21. Any one or more of the standing orders of the Board may be suspended pro tempore in case of emergency provided that at least three fourths of the members present shall deem such suspension necessary but not otherwise.

Passed by the Town Board,
13th December, 1863.

John Lazar,
Clerk to the Town Board.

IMPOUNDED

on the twentieth day of January, 1864, by Adolph Schmitz,

One Bay MARE,
branded G on near shoulder, white strip on forehead, and two white spots on back, owner unknown, for trespassing on Mr. Fulton’s Paddock, Forbury, for which ten shillings damages are claimed, and in default of being released, the above horse will be sold at the Public Pound at South Dunedin, on Wednesday, the 17th day of February, 1864, at 12 o’clock noon.

John Barr,
Poundkeeper.

ERRATA.

In Contract for IRONMONGERY, as printed in Gazette, No. 281.

Page 573.—Candlesticks, pillar; for 9 to 19 inch, read 9 to 12 inch.

Page 575.—Hooks, brass screw; for 1¼ to 2½ inch, read 1¼ to 2¼ inch.

Page 577.—Scales for weighing gold; for 34 ounces read 32 ounces.

Page 579.—Twine, packing, per lb.; for 6d. read 1s. 6d.

LICENSES ISSUED SINCE 24th DECEMBER, 1863.

WINE AND BEER LICENSES.

William Hildreth | Anderson’s Bay Hotel |
Michael Riordan | City Buffet |
George Dodds | Travellers’ Rest Hotel |
Transfer, John Williams to Samuel Williams | Shepherd’s Arms |

BOTTLE LICENSE.

Hance Wilson | George Street |

WHOLESALE LICENSES.

Richard Bowden Martin | High Street |
George Turnbull | High Street |
Frederick Moss | Princes Street |
Edward Franck | Manse Street |
Edward Bowes Cargill | Princes Street |

Walter Day,
Sub-Treasurer.

Treasury, Dunedin,
19th January, 1864.