Considered trespassers, if not longer than two nights in

(£5), to be recovered in a summary manner, according to
the 45th clause of the Land Regulations.
the same neighbourhood.

2. That all persons not being licensed to depasture
   stock on the Aparima 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 depa-
   stured 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 de-
   pastured on the Crown Lands of the Aparima 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 license-holder shall be allowed to depasture
   on land under the jurisdiction of the Wardens more than
   one head of great cattle, or four sheep, for every eight
   acres enclosed land, and one head of great cattle, or six
   sheep, for every six acres of unenclosed land occupied by
   the same within the limits of the Hundred.

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

7. That all stock depastured in contravention of any of
   the foregoing By-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
   By-Laws be any sum not exceeding Five pounds sterling
   (£5), to be recovered in a summary way, according to the
   45th clause of the Land Regulations.

JAMES MACKINTOSH,
Chairman of Wardens, Oreti Hundred.

Sanctioned, on behalf of the Waste Lands Board,
WALTER H. PEARSON,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Crown Lands Office, Invercargill,
11th June, 1874. It 23s 6d

BY-LAWS of Wardens of Oreti Hundred, passed
at meeting of 25th February, 1874:—

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 publica-
   tion of this notice.

3. That no sheep or small cattle of any kind be depa-
   stured 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 de-
   pastured 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 in-
   tend to run on the Hundred.

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

8. That no cattle be removed from the Crown Lands of
   the Oreti Hundred without twenty-four hours’ previous
   notice having been given to the Ranger.

9. That the penalty for any breach of the foregoing
   By-Laws be any sum not exceeding Five pounds sterling.

Printed under the authority of the Provincial Government
of Otago, by Coulls & Culling, of Rattray-street, Printers to the
said Provincial Government for the time being.

To John Murray, of the Crown Lessee of Section 10 (ten)
Block VI. (six), Waitahuna West.

TAKE NOTICE that I desire that the boundary fence
between the above-named section and section 9 in
the same block, owned by me, be made immediately on or
before the 31st of August, 1874, and that such fence shall
be in accordance with No. 1, section B, of the “Fencing
Ordinance 1872.”

Dated this 4th July, 1874.

L. C. HOLMES,
Agent for Matthew Tomb.

1t 5s

To the Trustees of the Waitahuna Athenaeum, or Owners
of the Waitahuna Athenaeum Reserve, situate in
Block VII., Waitahuna West.

TAKE NOTICE that I desire that the boundary fence
between the above-named land and section 15
(fifteen), block VII. (seven), Waitahuna West, be made
immediately on or before the 31st day of August, 1874,
and that such fence shall be in accordance with No. 1,
section B, of the “Fencing Ordinance 1872.”

Dated this 4th July, 1874.

L. C. HOLMES,
Agent for Samuel Abrim.

1t 6s

ABSTRACTS from previous Gazettes of Impounding
Notices:—

Friday, 10th July, at noon,
A cow, a heifer calf, and a bull calf will be sold at the
South Dunedin Pound.

Friday, 17th July, at noon,
A steer will be sold at Lovell’s Flat Pound.

IMPOUNDED, on the 3rd day of July, 1874, by
Lawrence Barclay,
One Bay Horse, branded like ⅷ off shoulder,
Owner unknown, for trespassing on George-street, Dunedin,
and in default of being released, the above horse will be
sold at the Public Pound, South Dunedin, on Friday,
24th day of July, 1874, at 12 o’clock noon.

James Barr, Poundkeeper of the South Dunedin Pound.

NOTICE.—A red cow, branded K near rump, has
been trespassing in my paddock, North-East Harbour,
for six weeks past. If not claimed within 14 days
from date, she will be sold to defray expenses.

D. A. CHRISTIE.
N.E. Harbour, 23rd June, 1874.

2t

NOTICE.

WHEREAS a Brown Cow, dangerous to females and
children, and branded J.C. on near rump, owner
unknown, has been trespassing in my paddock here for
more than three months, notice is hereby given that if
the said cow be not claimed and removed before the 16th
July next, she will be sold in the paddock to anyone who
will remove her, alive or dead. Damages claimed, 20s.
and advertising.

DAVID HOOD.
Half-way Bush, June 30th, 1874.

2t 7s.6d. pd.

FREE Nominated Immigration.—Forms of appli-
cation and Regulations may be obtained at any of the
School-houses and Police Offices out of Dunedin.