BYE-LAWS of Wardens of the Oreti Hundred, for the year 1873. Passed at meeting of 25th February, 1873.

1. That no cattle of any description be depastured on the Crown lands of the Oreti Hundred without a license. Provided always that cattle and horses of bona fide travellers on their journey, when turned out, be not considered trespassers, if not longer than two nights in the same neighbourhood.

2. That all persons not being licensed to depasture stock on the Oreti Hundred be required to remove their cattle and horses within fourteen days from the publication of this notice.

3. That no sheep or small cattle of any kind be depastured on the Crown lands of the Hundred, unless on such portions of it as the Wardens from time to time shall direct and permit.

4. That no entire horse over twelve months old be depastured on the Crown lands of the Oreti Hundred, and that no bull shall be allowed to run thereon, after fourteen days notice to that effect has been given in writing to the owner thereof.

5. That no person shall be allowed to depasture on the Crown lands of the Hundred more than one head of great cattle to every eight acres, or one head of sheep or small cattle to every two acres of land in his occupation.

6. That all license-holders shall, within fourteen days from the publication of this notice, furnish the Chairman of Wardens with the brands of the stock that they intend to run on the Hundreds.

7. That all stock depastured in contravention of any of the foregoing Bye-laws, or bearing brands different to that supplied by license-holders to Chairman of Wardens, be impounded.

8. That the penalty for any breach of the foregoing Bye-laws be any sum not exceeding five pounds (£5), to be recovered in a summary way, according to the 46th clause of the Land Regulations.

JAMES MACKINTOSH,
Chairman of Wardens, Oreti Hundred.

Sanctioned on behalf of Waste Land Board. None of the provisions to apply to sold land within the Hundred.

WALTER H. PEARSON,
Commissioner, Crown Lands.

Crown Lands Office,
Invercargill, 11th March, 1873.

BYE-LAWS of Wardens of Jacob’s River Hundred, for the year 1873. Passed at meeting of 11th March, 1873.

1. That no cattle of any description be depastured on the Jacob’s River Hundred without a license.

2. That no sheep shall be depastured on any lands under the jurisdiction of Wardens.

3. No entire horse over twelve months old, and no bulls over six months old, or bull stag, shall be depastured without special permission of the Wardens.

4. That no person shall be allowed to depasture on the Hundred more than one head of cattle to every six (6) acres of land in his occupation; and that all cattle depastured must be branded with the registered brand of the license-holder.

5. All stray cattle or sheep may be impounded, and the Wardens will not be responsible for any mistakes which may arise through cattle not bearing brands according to the Cattle Branding Ordinance.

6. All license-holders shall, on or before the 10th of April, 1873, give in a written statement to the nearest Warden of the number of cattle and horses depastured by them on said Hundred; also their acreage and brands.

7. Any person harassing or driving stock (not his own property) a greater distance than is necessary to separate his own from that of any other person, shall be liable to any penalty not exceeding five pounds; and such stock must be returned to the place from whence they were taken.

JAMES MACKINTOSH,
Chairman of Wardens.

Sanctioned on behalf of Waste Land Board. None of the provisions to apply to sold land in the Hundred.

WALTER H. PEARSON,
Commissioner, Crown Lands.

Crown Lands Office,
Invercargill, 11th March, 1873.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE PARTNERSHIP which existed between John Marshall, James Copeland, and James Marshall, trading as Brewers and Maltsters, in Dunedin, under the style or firm of “Marshall and Copeland,” was dissolved by mutual consent on the 30th November, 1872.

All debts due to and by the said firm will be received and paid respectively by John Marshall and James Marshall, who will carry on the business as heretofore under the style or name of Marshall and Copeland.

JOHN MARSHALL.
JAMES COPELAND.
JAMES MARSHALL.

Water of Leith Brewery,
Dunedin, 13th March, 1873.

Witness to signatures—
FREDERICK LEWIS.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE Partnership heretofore subsisting between John Francis Herbert, Edward Herbert, and Archibald McKinlay, under the style of “Herbert and Co.,” Merchants, Lawrence, in the Province of Otago, was dissolved on the 28th of February, 1873; and that the business will be continued by the said Edward Herbert and Archibald McKinlay, under the style of “Herbert and Co.”

All accounts owing by the late firm will please be sent in for liquidation; and those indebted to the firm will oblige us by a prompt settlement of their accounts.

JOHN FRANCIS HERBERT.
EDWARD HERBERT.
ARCHIBALD MCKINLAY.

Witness to signature—
PETER AITKEN.

Lawrence, 15th March, 1873.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership between the undersigned, in the business of Brewers at Queenstown, under the firm of “Burman and Davis,” was this day dissolved by mutual consent.

Mr. William Lovell Davis will pay and receive all debts owing from and to the said partnership.

Dated at Queenstown, this sixth day of February, 1873.

THOS. SURMAN.
WM. L. DAVIS.

Witness to the signatures—
WESLEY TURTON,
Solicitor, Queenstown.

TO DAVID MAILLER, OR OWNER OF SECTION 18, BLOCK I, WINTON HUNDRED.

TAKE NOTICE that I desire that the boundary fence separating fences between sections seven and eighteen, block one, Winton Hundred, be made immediately, and that such fence shall be a ditch and bank and post and wire fence.

C. C. SPROULL,
Owner of section 7, block I, Winton Hundred.

Dated this first day of March, 1873.

TO JAMES BULLER, OR OWNER OF SECTION 19, BLOCK I, WINTON HUNDRED.

TAKE NOTICE that I desire that the boundary fence separating fence between sections six and nineteen, block one, Winton Hundred, be made immediately, and that such fence shall be a ditch and bank and post and wire fence.

C. C. SPROULL,
Owner of section 6, block I, Winton Hundred.

Dated this first day of March, 1873.