FORM.

To the Warden at Queenstown.

(Place and Date.)

We hereby nominate [here insert name in full] to
be a member of the first Board of Wardens for the
(Arrow or Queenstown) Division of the Wakatipu
Depasturing District.

(Signatures.)

• • After the signatures of the proposer and seconder,
    the nature and particulars of the qualification
    under which they claim to vote must be
    stated.

IV. If more than the requisite number of candidates
are nominated for either Division, a Poll shall take
place on Monday, 2nd August, 1869, from 10 a.m., till
4 p.m., and after the latter hour no further vote shall
be allowed to be recorded; and the candidates in whose
favour the greatest number of votes shall have been
recorded at the said hour of 4 p.m., or, in the event of
there not being more than the requisite number, then
the candidates nominated shall, as soon thereafter as
may be, be declared by the Warden, or other officer, to
have been duly elected for the ensuing six months.

V. No person shall be entitled to be so nominated,
nor shall any person be entitled so to nominate, or to
second the nomination of any candidate, unless he
shall be possessed of one or other of the qualifications
set forth and specified in Regulation No. 5, published
in the Gazette as aforesaid.

VI. If any person shall improperly be elected as a
member of the Board of Wardens, he not being duly
and lawfully possessed of the qualification aforesaid at
the time of election, it shall be in the power of the
Board, upon due enquiry into all the circumstances of
the case, to declare by a majority of votes that such
election is null and void, and thereupon an election
shall be held when, where, and as may be determined
by the Board, for filling up the deficiency caused by
such declaration.

VII. Voters must attend in person to record their
votes within the division wherein they possess the
requisite qualification, and the document by virtue
whereof they claim to vote must be produced to the
Warden or presiding officer, who, after recording the
vote, shall cause to be written upon some conspicuous
part thereof the words “Voted—August 2nd, 1869,”
together with his signature or initials.

VIII. The Poll (if taken) will be held at the Court
House at Queenstown for the Queenstown Division, and
at the Court House at Arrow for the Arrow Division.

IX. The names of all the candidates nominated shall
be advertised in the local papers, and set forth in a
notice affixed to the front of the Court House in each
of the aforesaid Divisions.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in accordance
with Section 7 of the “Depasturing Regulations
for the Otago Gold Fields, dated 23rd June, 1868,”
the undermentioned Regulations for the election of
Wardens for the Depasturing District of Tuapeka,
having been passed by the Board of Wardens, and
assented to by His Honor the Deputy-Superintendent,
the election of Wardens for the year ending 31st July,
1870, will take place on Monday, the 2nd August, 1869.

DONALD REID,
Secretary for Land and Works.

20th July, 1869.

Regulations referred to.

1. The Board of Wardens for the District aforesaid shall
   consist of nine Elective Members, and a Chairman
   hereafter to be appointed.

2. The Tuapeka depasturing district shall be divided
   into two divisions—the Tuapeka division shall con-
   stitute one portion and Waitahuna the other; the
   boundaries to be as previously laid down in the Pro-
   vincial Government Gazette, July 8th, 1868.

3. The Tuapeka division shall return five members,
   Waitahuna division four members.

KAITANGATA CEMETERY RULES AND
REGULATIONS.—The following Rules and
Regulations have been submitted to His Honor the
Superintendent and the Executive Council, and are
published for general information.

10th July, 1869.

Rules and Regulations made under the “Cemetery
Reserves Management Ordinance, 1864,” for the
Management of the Public Cemetery at Kaitangata.

1. The Managers appointed by the Superintendent,
   according to the above Ordinance, shall have the entire
   control and management of the Cemetery.

2. The Managers having power by the 11th Section
   of this Ordinance, to allocate portions of said Cemetery
   to the various denominations requiring the same, no
   interference will be permitted with such allocations.

3. The Managers shall divide for purposes of inter-
   ment the Cemetery into three classes, viz:—

4. Class I., being ground of which the perpetual and
   exclusive right may be acquired, with the privilege of
   enclosing the ground and of erecting headstones or other
   monuments thereon. A portion of ground of this class
   shall be staked off into lots of 9 feet by 4½ feet each,
   and having a frontage to a road. These lots shall be
   sold for £1 1s. each.

5. Class II., being ground on which the perpetual
   and exclusive right may be acquired, but the purchaser
   shall not have right to enclose the same, or to erect a
   monument thereon other than a flat stone laid horizon-
   tally, with inscription; or marked out by corner stones
   with initials or figures; provided that the horizontal or
   corner stones do not rise more than 18 inches above
   the surface of the adjoining ground. Lots of this
   class, 9 feet by 4½ feet, shall be sold for 10s. 6d. each.

6. Class III., being a considerable portion of ground
   which has been set aside for the interment of such
   persons as are not purchasers of and have not acquired
   a right to private ground. Before the warrant for in-
   terment in this ground is issued, it will be necessary
   that the person having the management or control of
   the said interment shall make a declaration before one
   of the Managers that he, or the parties whom he repre-
   sents, are not entitled to a private lot.