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ACCOUNT of the RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE by the WARDENS of the HAWKSBURY HUNDRED, for the year 1864.

RECEIPTS.

License Fees ... £37 10 0
Assessment on Stock ... 237 0 9

Total ... £274 10 9

EXPENDITURE.

Ranger’s Salary ... £137 10 0
Treasurer’s Salary ... 35 0 0
Stationery, Advertising, and Printing ... 12 11 6
Balance ... 89 9 3

Total ... £274 10 9

William Mitchell,
William Kennard,
Wardens.
James Henderson,

ABSTRACT of RECEIPTS and EXPENDITURE of the WARDENS of the OAMARU HUNDRED, for the year ending December 31st, 1864.

RECEIPTS.

1864. April 12.—Cash from Treasurer of Waste Land Board for License Fees for 1864 ... £16 10 0
      May Do. from T. W. Parker, Esq. ... 5 0 0
      Aug. 5.—Do. License issued to A. J. Denton ... 0 10 0
      Aug. 5.—Do. do. to F. Schluter ... 1 0 0
      Oct. 3.—Do. do. to G. & A. Graham ... 0 10 0
      Dec. 1.—Do. received from Assessment Fees ... 85 12 6
      Dec. 31.—Do. from License Fees issued for the year 1865 to date ... 16 10 0

Total ... £125 2 6

EXPENDITURE.

1864. April 27.—Advertising in “Oamaru Times,” notices, &c. ... £4 10 0
      June 13.—Cash paid for books ... 1 6 10
      July 15.—Cash paid advertising for Ranger ... 18 0
      Dec. 3.—Cash paid Ranger’s salary for six months, from June 1st to December 1st ... 55 0 0
      Dec. 3.—Do. do. commission on collecting £85 12s. 6d. at 10 per cent ... 8 12 0
      Dec. 30.—Do. do. Ranger’s salary from 1st Dec. to 1st Jan. ... 9 3 4
      Dec. 30.—Do. do. advertising notice for Fresh Licenses ... 0 9 0
      Dec. 31.—Balance in Bank of New Zealand, Oamaru ... 45 3 4

Total ... £125 2 6

E. & O. E.
W. G. Filleul,
Treasurer.

NOTICE.

Oamaru Town Board Election.

In pursuance of the “Oamaru Town Board Ordinance, 1862,” I, the Superintendent of the Province of Otago, do hereby appoint Thursday, the 2nd day of February next, at 12 o’clock noon, as the day and time for the holding of an Election of Five Members of the Town Board of Oamaru, in the place of:

William Sewell,
James Hassell,
Samuel Gibbs,
George Quarrie,
Samuel E. Shrimski,

who go out of office on Wednesday, the first day of February next, and I do appoint the same day and hour as the day and time for holding of an Election of Two Members of the said Town Board, in place of:

William Falconer,
William Charles Bandinet,

who have resigned their seats: And I do appoint the Court House, at Oamaru, as the place for the holding of the said Elections; And I do appoint the said time and place as the time and place for the assembling of the persons entitled to vote at the said Elections: And I do appoint Friday, the third day of February next, as the day upon which the Poll shall be taken at such Election, if a Poll be demanded, and that the said Poll shall be taken at the said Court House: And I do hereby appoint

Thomas Windle Parker, Esquire,
of Oamaru, Resident Magistrate, to preside at the meeting to be held for the said Election.

J. Hyde Harris,
Superintendent of the Province of Otago.

Superintendent’s Office,
Dunedin, 6th January, 1865.

His Honor the Superintendent directs it to be notified that he has appointed each of the following Members of the Police Force, viz:—

Sub-Inspector Thomas Hitchins Sincox, Mount Ida,
Sub-Inspector Benjamin Peddie Bayley, Dunstan,
Sub-Inspector Gilbert Francis Percy, Wakatipu,
Senior Sergeant James Burns, Waikouaiti,
Sergeant Andrew Thompson, Tuapeka,
Sergeant Louis Julius Weidner, Tokomairiro,
Sergeant William Cohen, Molyneux,

to be the Officers for Inspecting Carriages, for which Licenses have been applied for under the “Licensed Carriages Ordinance, 1862,” for the districts mentioned after their respective names.

James Paterson,
Provincial Secretary.