Police Paddock, Tokomairiro.—Harrowing, Cross ploughing, and Sewing, Harrowing and Rolling.
Thomas Parkes, £2 12s. 6d. per acre.

Thomas Dick, Provincial Secretary.

LICENSES issued since 19th January, 1864.

Wine and Beer Licences.

Desire Costa, Accommodation House, Kaitangata.
Alexander Stewart, Stewart’s Dining Rooms, Tokomairiro.
William Read, Cattle Market Hotel, North East Valley.
John Williams, Talbot Hotel, Dunedin.
Charles Robertson, Glasgow Pie and Pastry Rooms, Dunedin.
Samuel Turner, Exhibition Hotel, Dunedin.
Moray Tucker, Victorian Refreshment Rooms, Sawyer’s Bay.
Harriott Cooper, Oriental Hotel, Dunedin.
Henry Reeves, Belle Vue House, Port Chalmers.
Frederic Champness, Foundry Hotel, Dunedin.
Samuel Humbleton, Otago Dining Rooms, Port Chalmers.
Henry Norman, Albert Hotel, Wanaka Lake.
Henry Morwitch, Great Britain Hotel, Tokomairiro.
Henry Bennett, Alhambra Hotel, Dunedin.

Transfers.

Felix de Lascazas to Armand Augan, Jockey Club Dunedin.
William Prescott to Andrew Lennan, Arcade Café and Hotel, Dunedin.
Samuel Williams to Eliza Hannah Gregg, Shepherd’s Arms, Dunedin.
Armand Augan to Dennis M’Garrell, Jockey Club, Dunedin.
Henry George Wallington to Edward Allan, Old Glasgow Arms, Dunedin.
Cunningham Gregg Boyd to Hans Juergen Hansen Alliance Hotel, Dunedin.
Jacob Levien to William John Blake, Arcade Café.
William John Blake to Edward Wamsley Whatmore, Arcade Café, Dunedin.
Mary Power to Thomas Cleary, Royal Exchange Hotel, Dunedin.

Bottle Licences.

William Shedden, Half-way Bush, Wakari.
Andrew Bruce Paterson, Duncan & Arthur-streets, Dunedin.
James Thomson Donaldson, George Street.
John Wallace, George Street.
David Couper Dempster, Walker Street.
Alexander Morton, Richmond Hill.
Alexander M’Leod, Princes Street.
Transfer—James Coleman to Samuel Wilson, Stafford Street.
Transfer—Isaac Fowler to William Wilson Tiekle, West Taieri.

Wholesale Licences.

John Lawson, Waikouaiti.
Henry France, Oamaru.
Alexander Joske, Stafford Street.
Charles Traill, Oamaru.
William Scolar, Princes Street.
James Duly, Waihola.

Treasury, Dunedin,
Walter Day, Sub-Treasurer,
April 14th, 1864.

AUCTIONEERS’ LICENSES issued since the 19th January, 1864.

William Hepburn, Dunedin.
Alexander M’Landress, Dunedin.
Frederick William Eicke, Dunstan.
Alfred Barnett, Dunstan.
Samuel Miller, Dunstan.
John Maclean, Dunedin.
Henry Driver, Dunedin.
Charles Henry Street, Dunedin.
Joseph Chadwick, Dunedin.

William Burnett, Dunedin.
Dennis M’Kenna, Kingston.
Reuben Harris, Queenstown.
Joseph Lazarus, Clyde.
George Dunnett, Dunedin.
Alexander Cumming, Dunedin.
Peter Hume Elliott, Queenstown.
Thomas Muir, Tokomairiro.

Walter Day, Sub-Treasurer,
Treasury, Dunedin,
April 14th, 1864.

AWKERS’ LICENSES. – James Thomas Hughes, Oamaru District.

Joseph Moss, Oamaru District.
Thomas Bradford, Dunedin District.
Alexander Inglis, Do.
Peter Stewart, Do.
John Brown, Do.
Hugh Crawford, Do.
William M’Nee Young, Do.
Thomas M’Gill, Do.
Albert Walker, Do.

Treasury, Dunedin,
Walter Day, Sub-Treasurer,
April 14th, 1864.

PUBLICANS’ LICENSES.

The following applications (thirty-first list) will be taken into consideration in the Provincial Secretary’s Office, Dunedin, upon Tuesday, the third day of May, 1864, at 2 o’clock p.m. Objections (if any) may be lodged at said office, or stated when the cases are under consideration. Applicants must attend personally or by agent.

Bush License.
Michael Tynan, Outram Hotel, Outram

Bottle License.
Andrew Lockie, Great King Street, Dunedin.

Thomas Dick, Provincial Secretary.

MOERAKI HUNDRED.

The Wardens for the Moeraki Hundred have adopted the following Regulations, viz.,—

1. No diseased cattle shall be depastured upon the Hundred, and any person or persons who shall turn out or depasture any diseased beast, shall forfeit and pay for every such offence, any sum not exceeding Five Pounds.

2. No entire animal over the age of six months, excepting horses, asses, or mules, and no such horse, ass, or mule, over the age of twelve months shall be depasturing upon the hundred without the consent, in writing, of the Wardens, or a majority of them; and any person or persons who shall turn out or depasture any entire animal over the above specified age, without having previously obtained the consent, in writing, of the Wardens, or a majority of them, shall forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding Five Pounds for every such offence.

3. Whenever it shall appear to the Wardens, or a majority of them, that any beast of a dangerous or vicious character, or when from any other cause they shall deem it advisable to prohibit any specified beast from being depastured upon the Hundred, it shall be lawful for them, or a majority of them, to prohibit the depasturing of any such beast, and to give notice in writing of such prohibition to the owner, or person having charge of such beast, and if the same shall not be removed from the unfenced pasture lands of the Hundred within twenty-four hours, or such further time as may be stated in such notice, after the service of such notice, by the delivering of the same personally, or by leaving the same at the usual place of residence of such owner, or person having charge of such beast, the owner or person having charge of such beast, shall forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding Five Pounds;