LIST of Assisted and Guaranteed Passengers who

sailed per the Ship "Jessie Readman," from
Glasgow, 14th December, 1869 —

William Muir, 13, James street, Edinburgh, agricultural laborer
Alexander Forsyth, Reawick, Shetland, ploughman
William Bews, Sceald, Lerwick, Shetland, ploughman
Alexander Connon, Stensal, Shetland, shepherd
Jane Henderson, 37, Grove street, Edinburgh, domestic servant
Barbara M’Nicol, domestic servant
Walter Scott, 84, Montague street, Rothesay, farm laborer
Margaret Dempsey, domestic servant
Teresa Dempsey, domestic servant
Jane M’Kenzie, Autfield, by Inverness, domestic servant
Christian Cumming, Bollyglash, Gilmerton, Crieff, domestic servant
John Cumming, Bollyglash, Gilmerton, Crieff, farm laborer
Peter Glynn, Curraburn, Galivay, farm laborer
John M’Robie, Reawick, Shetland, ploughman
Mrs. Ann M’Robie
Jean M’Robie, domestic servant
Mary M’Robie
James Fyfe, Chapelpark, by Methlie, farm laborer
Mrs. Mackie, or Fyfe
Lindsay Davidson, Canaan lane, Morningside, Edinburgh, ploughman
Margaret Fraser, 3, High street, Inverness, domestic servant
John Thomson, 1, Great Clyde street, Glasgow, farm laborer
Robert Cumming, Bollyglash, Gilmerton, Crieff, ploughman
Johanna Jenkins, 26, Leven Bank terrace, Jamestown, domestic servant
Alexander Rattray, Cabrack, Huntly, farm servant
John M’Lellan, Tangy, by Campbeltown, Kintyre, ploughman
James Fagan, 24, Gayfield square, Edinburgh, farm laborer
Mrs. Fagan
William Hourston, 81, Virginia street, Aberdeen, farm laborer
Jane M’Quade, domestic servant
Thomas Aitken, farm laborer
Mrs. Charlotte Peters
Sarah Peters, paper finisher
Martha Peters, paper finisher
Mary Peters, paper finisher
Jane Peters
Alfred Peters
William Peters, agricultural laborer
Mrs. Hannah Peters
Sarah Anna Peters
Bertha Peters
Grantly Peters
Mrs. Annie Mullamy
Catherine Mullamy
Luke Mullamy
Michael Mullamy
John Rollins, wheelwright
Mrs. Catherine Rollins
Sarah Ann Rollins
Catherine Rollins
Arthur Rollins
William M’Millan, tailor
Mrs. M’Millan
Joanna M’Millan
William M’Millan
Mrs. M. Cockburn, or Birrel
Catherine Birrel, factory winder
John Birrel, mill worker
Alexander Hunter, farm servant

Ross Moore, farm servant
Mrs. Moore
William Moore
John Burnett, carpenter
Jane Meldrum, domestic servant
By Cargills and M’Lean.
Mathew Clydesdale
George Cuthbertson
Short-shipped
William Bews
Jane M’Kenzie

LIST of Assisted and Guaranteed Emigrants who

sailed per the Ship "William Lindsay," from
London, on 15th December, 1869 —

Daniel Day, Brickend, Beverly, laborer
W. R. Day, Brickend, Beverly, laborer
William Hutchings, St. Thomas, Exeter, farm laborer
Mrs. Marie Hutchings
William Hutchings
George Hutchings
Jane Hutchings
Betsy Hutchings
Eliza Hutchings
William Cook, Mossley Hill, Liverpool, laborer
Mrs. Sarah Cook
Elizabeth Cook
William Pye, Silvester, Collumpton, laborer
Harriet Pickett 90, Stokes Croft, Bristol, domestic servant
Richard Andrews, Marston, near Oxford, laborer

AMARU CEMETERY. — Statement by the

Managers of the Oamaru Cemetery of Income
and Expenditure for the year ending 31st December, 1869

Income.

To Balance brought forward ... £0 0 3
Amounts received for Graves ... £79 16 0

Expenditure.

By Sundry payments for weeding around trees ... £28 11 6
Clearing and burning scrub in Reserve ... £5 0 0
Gates, repairs to fences and materials ... £8 9 6
Secretary’s salary at 31st December, 1869 ... £10 0 0
Stamps and stationery ... £0 10 3
Commission on accounts collected ... £4 4 10
Advertising ... £0 18 6
Balance in Bank of Otago ... £18 1 9
Do. in Secretary’s hands ... £3 19 11

Total Expenditure ... £79 16 3

Liabilities.

Surveying graves ... £44 8 0
Secretary’s Salary at 31st December, 1868 ... £13 6 8
Sundries about ... £2 0 0

Total Liabilities ... £59 14 8

Assets.

Cash in hand ... £22 1 8
Due for Graves ... £31 11 6
Deficiency ... £6 1 6

Total Assets ... £59 14 8

HENRY FRANCE,
J. T. RICHARDS, } Managers.
JAMES HASSELL,
JOHN LOCKE, } Secretary.

Declared before me this sixteenth day of February, 1870.—S. GIBBS, J.P.