LOWING FEES, viz:—

Digging grave, above 10 years of age, 15s.; under 10 years of age, 10s.; attendance and dressing ground, above 10 years of age, 5s.; attendance and dressing ground, under 10 years of age, 3s.

11. The said warrant when received by the grave-digger shall be sufficient authority to him for such interment.

12. The moneys arising from the sale of such lots, and the said fees shall (after deducting thereout all necessary expenses incurred and to be incurred) be expended in improving the Cemetery.

13. The managers shall publish a statement once a year, shewing the amounts received and paid by them on account of the Cemetery.

14. All ordinary meetings of the managers shall be held on the first Wednesday of every alternate month at 6 o’clock p.m., commencing in January, 1869. Special meetings may be called by the Clerk at any time.

15. The said Record book shall be open for the inspection of the public on paying a fee of one shilling for each inspection.

For and by authority of the Managers.

DAVID BORRIE, Clerk.

CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PORT CHALMERS.—Approximate estimate of income and expenditure, for the year 1869:—

Income.

By Cemetery ... ... ... £30 0 0
Rents ... ... ... 100 0 0
Rates ... ... ... 700 0 0
Subsidy ... ... ... 175 0 0

£1005 0 0

Expenditure in excess of income ... 95 0 0

£1100 0 0

Expenditure.

To Salaries ... ... £100 0 0
Day labour ... ... 120 0 0
Expenses, &c., office ... 30 0 0
Public Works ... ... 850 0 0

£1100 0 0

GEORGE L. ASHER,
Town Clerk.

Town Hall, Port Chalmers,
February 8th, 1869.

ABSTRACT OF ACCOUNTS OF THE HAMPDEN CEMETERY BOARD.—For the year terminating December 31st, 1868:—

£ s. d.

To Cash in hand, December 31, 1867 ... 0 3 0
Grant from Government in aid of fencing ... 50 0 0
Cash received for sale of allotments ... 25 4 0

75 7 0

By Cash for survey pegs ... 2 8 0
Do. surveying ground ... 16 16 0
Do. fencer’s account (part) ... 52 2 0
Do. assistant surveyor ... 3 0 0
Do. Court fees for certificate ... 0 1 0
Do. Cutting thistles ... 1 0 0

75 7 0

By balance in favour of Treasurer ... 0 3 0

We, the undersigned, Managers of the Hampden Cemetery, hereby declare that the above account is correct in every particular.

JOHN YOUNG.
V. M. L. LEGGATT.
M. S. GLEESON.

Declared before me at Hampden, this fifth day of February, 1869.

M. S. GLEESON, J.P.

STATEMENT of Income and Expenditure on Account of Green Island Cemetery, from January 1865, to 31 December, 1868:—

1865.
£ s. d.
26 Oct.—Borrowed at 12½ per cent interest 31 19 0

1866.
20 Feb.—Deposit on Lease of spare ground 0 16 0

1867.
17 Jan.—Received from Provincial Treasury, grant for fencing ... 32 15 0
At various times for allotments sold 30 15 0

£96 5 0

Balance in hand, 31 December, 1868 ... 0 8 0

Expenditure.

26 Oct.—Paid for clearing fencing, &c. ... 31 19 0
Book ... 0 4 0
Marking walks ... 1 15 0
Battens for pegs ... 0 10 0
Printed forms ... 0 10 0

1867. 17 Jan.—Paid borrowed money and interest 36 14 0
      For two poles ... 0 5 0
      Digging walks and levelling ... 5 12 0

1868. Digging, levelling, planting shrubs, &c. ... 16 9 0
      Quicks, shrubs, grass-seed, &c. ... 1 19 0

£95 17 0

WILLIAM MARTIN,
Clerk and Treasurer to Managers.

Signed, JOHN MILLS, JAMES G. SCOTT, } Auditors.

For the information of His Honor the Superintendent.

In terms of Clauses 14 and 15 of Cemetery Reserves Management Ordinance, we beg to enclose the above statement of accounts, and to report that we have enclosed two acres with post and wire, and also live fence; we have also succeeded in making considerable improvements, and, through the liberality of the Government, we are now clear of debt.

For the Managers,

WILLIAM MARTIN, Hon. Clerk.

NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership between the undersigned Henry Cable, Duncan Drummond, and James Wright, in the trade and business of cattle dealers and slaughtermen, at Waipori, under the firm or style of Jas. Wright and Co., in so far as concerns the said Henry Cable and Duncan Drummond only and not otherwise, was this day dissolved by mutual consent, and in future the business will be carried on by the said James Wright on his own account, and the said James Wright will pay all debts owing by James Wright, H. Cable, D. Drummond, and receive all debts owing to the said partnership, in the regular course of trade.

Witness our hands this fourth day of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine.

HENRY CABLE,
DUNCAN DRUMMOND,
JAMES WRIGHT.

Witness to the signatures,
HENRY McCAY,
Storekeeper, Waipori.