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same, and sanctioned by the Superintendent, from or through the storekeeper, who will receive a receipt from the officer obtaining the same. The Government will not recognise liability for articles of this class, if obtained in any other manner.
- The Storekeeper will keep a correct account of any supplies issued by him from time to time, to the various departments, of stores returned and received, and make a return at the end of every quarter of all stores under his charge.
J. A. R. MENZIES,
Superintendent.
1st February, 1864.
IMPOUNDED this day, the following animals:—
1 Dark chestnut Mare, branded like C near shoulder.
1 Bay Gelding branded W near shoulder.
1 Roan Bullock, branded P near hip.
If not claimed to be sold hereat on the 26th inst.
F. PELLING,
Poundkeeper.
Wallacetown,
27th Jan., 1864.
Printed for the Provincial Government by HARNETT & Co., Dee-street, Invercargill.
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Rules for the Conduct of Business in Departments of the Provincial Government of Southland
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🏛️ Governance & Central Administration1 February 1864
Department Rules, Provincial Government, Southland, Storekeeper, Supplies
- J. A. R. Menzies, Superintendent
🏘️ Notice of Impounded Animals
🏘️ Provincial & Local Government27 January 1864
Impounded Animals, Wallacetown, Mare, Gelding, Bullock
- F. Pelling, Poundkeeper