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IMMIGRATION TO OTAGO.—Urgent representations having been made to the Provincial Government as to the scarcity of agricultural labourers, notice is hereby given to those employers who, through their friends and connections in the mother country, can hire suitable labourers, that the Government is prepared to issue passage orders from Glasgow to the Province on payment of £10 per statute adult.

The same facilities will also be given to others than agricultural employers who may wish to engage their own workpeople in the home country; the only stipulation which the Government makes in either case is, that public aid shall be strictly confined to importation of bona fide labour suitable to the actual requirements of the Province.

COLIN ALLAN, Immigration Agent

MAUNGATUA ROAD DISTRICT (late Lake Waipori).—NOTICE.—The Assessment Roll for this district lies for inspection at the School-house, Maungatua, and may be seen for fourteen days from this date.

JAMES SIM, Clerk to the Board.

October 7, 1867.

KURIMOTO ROAD DISTRICT.—NOTICE.—Tenders will be received up to Wednesday, the 9th October next, at 12 o’clock, for certain Road and Bridge Works in the above-named district.

All information will be given, and the sites shewn, by Mr. Lander, the Clerk to the Local Board, to any one applying for that purpose.

Kurimoto, Otokia, Sept. 30, 1867.

WINGATUI ROAD DISTRICT.—NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS.—The Assessment Roll for the Highway Rate, 1867-8, will lie ready for inspection at the house of Mr. W. Stevenson, within the said district, for fourteen days from date, between the hours of ten and four, on every day not being a Sunday or public holiday.

WILLIAM STEVENSON, Clerk.

Wingatui, 2nd October, 1867.

GREEN ISLAND LOCAL BOARD WORKS.—Tenders will be received at my office, where plans may be seen till Saturday next, at 11 o’clock.

JOHN HARDY,
No. 1 Chambers, Princes street.

DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK.—Monday and Friday last.

Amount deposited ........... £473 3 0
Do. withdrawn ........... 459 10 1
New accounts opened, 4.

Bank open from 5 to 7 every Monday and Friday evenings, at Farley’s Buildings, Princes-street. Sums, of 1s. and upwards may be deposited. The rules, &c., may be had gratis at the Bank.

(From the New Zealand Gazette, September 16 (No. 46.)

Colonial Defence Office,
Wellington, 11th September, 1867.

ENQUIRIES having been made respecting GEORGE CROON, carpenter by trade, who emigrated to New Zealand about two years since, and is supposed to have joined the Colonial Forces. Any person who can give any information respecting him is requested to communicate to this office.

J. HOLT,
Under Secretary.

NOTICE TO LOCAL ROAD BOARDS.—John Hardy, Land and Road Agent and Surveyor, Dunedin, is prepared to act for Local Boards and country settlers generally, in all the business connected with the General Road Board, the Education Board, or the Provincial Government.

Dunedin, 16th July, 1867.

General Road Board Office,
Dunedin, Sept. 27, 1867.

NOTICE.—That in conformity with the 11th Clause of the “Otago Road Ordinance, 1865,” the names of the following persons have been sent to this office as being elected to serve as a Local Board of Road Trustees, for the year 1867-8, for the Road District of Enfield :—

Geo. Murray Webster, Eyre Evans,
E. S. Lees, James Finch.
Jas. White,

JAMES DOUGHTY, Clerk.

TOMAHAWK ROAD DISTRICT.—NOTICE.—The Local Board of Tomahawk Road District hereby notify that the Assessment Roll for year 1867-8, for said district, can be inspected 14 days from date, at the house of Mr. James Patrick, Tomahawk, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Sundays excepted.

JAMES PATRICK,
Chairman.

1st October, 1867.

NOTICE.—The Assessment Roll for Beaconsfield Road Rate is now ready, and can be inspected for fourteen days, from this date, at my house.

ELIAS JONES, Clerk.

Beaconsfield, 21st Sept., 1867.

Printed under the authority of the Provincial Government of Otago, by MILLS, DICK & CO., of Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand,
Printers to the said Provincial Government for the time being.