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IMPOUNDED, on the 17th day of January, 1872,
by Mr P. Aitchison,
for trespassing
on freehold
property,
for which no damages are claimed, one red
cow and a calf, branded HC off rump, slit off ear; one
strawberry poly cow and calf, blotch off rump; one red
steer, o V off rump; one red and white steer, c~ V off
rump; one strawberry cow, like A~ off rump; one do,
do, like JW, off side blotched; one red and white
steer, no visible brand; one red cow and calf, like HB
conjoined off rump; one strawberry cow & calf, top off
near ear, CH off rump; and, in default of being released, the above cattle will be sold at the Public
Pound, Papakaio, on Friday, the 9th February, at noon,
to defray expenses.
Pro. JAMES DALGLEISH,
Poundkeeper. G.R.G.

CLINTON CEMETERY, 1871 — Receipts.

Payments.

£8 2 7½

We certify this to be correct —

GEORGE STEEL,
Managers.
JAMES ROY,
JOHN MOFFAT,

Dunedin Water Works Company.

Abstract of Receipts, Expenditures and Balances for the year ending December 31, 1871: —

| Repairs and Maintenance | 101 13 3 |
| Charges | 128 18 11 |
| Advertising, Printing and Stationery | 35 10 4 |
| Petty Cash | 5 16 8 |
| Bank of Australasia, Rate Account | 740 10 7 |
| Rent Account | 88 8 0 |
| Law Charges | 26 17 3 |
| Debentures Interest Account | 1,200 0 0|
| Directors' Fees | 7 17 6 |
| Charges of Management | 596 7 5 |
| Bank of Australasia, No. 2 Account | 141 18 3 |
| Interest Account, New Works | 500 0 0 |
| Charges do | 12 15 0 |
| Wages do do | 27 0 0 |
| Charges of Management do | 375 11 8 |
| Repairs and Maintenance do| 67 7 7 |
| Bank of Australasia, No. 2 Rate Account | 679 6 6 |
| New Works and Plant | 13,802 5 2|

£71,873 5 1

We have examined the foregoing accounts, compared them with the vouchers and bank pass books, and find them correct.

C. H. STREET
HENRY P. MORSE Auditors.
THOMAS DICK, Secretary.

Dunedin, January 17, 1892.

LOST, on 5th inst., between Dunedin and Blanket
Bay, Bank of New Zealand (Dunedin) Deposit
Receipt, No. 29441, for £44, dated 17th November,
1871. Finder will oblige by returning same to the
above-named Bank.

STATEMENT of the affairs of “The Hit or Miss

Water Race Company, Registered,” for the half-year ending December 23rd, 1871, in accordance with
section 13 of “The Mining Company’s Limited
Liability Act Amendment Act, 1869.”

Name of Company — Hit or Miss.
When formed, and date of Registration — August 22nd, 1866.
Where business is conducted, and name of legal
manager — at Mount Ida — Henry Anderson.
Nominal capital — £6020.
Amount of paid-up scrip given to shareholders — £6020.
Number of shares in which capital is divided — 301.
Number of shares taken — 301.
Amount of calls made, total amount of subscribed
capital paid up — not recorded.
Number of shareholders at time of registration of
Company — six.
Amount of cash in hand — none.
Whether in operation or not — in operation.
Total amount of dividends declared — £87 4s 6d.

HENRY ANDERSON,
Manager.

15s

WHEREAS by “The Immigration and Public
Works Act 1870,” it is among other things enacted that the Governor may, at the request of the Superintendent of any Province, from time to time make regulations (as therein mentioned) for the conduct of immigration under the said Act into such
Province, and for the nomination of immigrants by
persons resident therein, and for the distribution of
funds provided by the said Act for immigration purposes, and for the introduction into and settlement in
such Province of immigrants, and for selling as special
settlements, for any such immigrants, any lands which
he may acquire from any Province under the provisions
herein contained, or any lands acquired under “The
New Zealand Settlements Act 1863,” or the Acts
amending the same, and for laying out and allotting
any lands so acquired amongst any such immigrants:
And whereas by the “Immigration and Public Works
Act Amendment Act 1871,” it is among other things
enacted that so much of the thirty-ninth and forty-first
sections of the said Act as provide that any acts, matters,
or things are to or may be done by the Governor,
at the request of the Superintendent of a Province, is
thereby repealed; and it is thereby enacted that the
Governor may exercise all the powers, and do and perform all the
acts, matters and things in the said sections mentioned,
without any request from any Superintendent of any
Province or any other person or authority:
And whereas, in pursuance of the power and authority contained in the said first-mentioned Act, the