[Province of Wellington Gazette]

see to be put up, he is hereby authorised
to do so.

Given under my hand and issued
under the public seal of the
Province of Wellington, at
Wellington, this twenty-eighth
day of March, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-five.

C. W. SEUTZ,
Deputy Superintendent.

By His Honor’s command,
J. WOODWARD,
Acting Provincial Secretary.

SCHEDULE.

Upper Rangitikei Board of Wardens.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
24th March, 1865.

It has been certified to this Office, under
the hand of the undermentioned
Chairman, that at a meeting of the Rate
Payers of the Upper Rangitikei, held at
the Court House, Marsden, on the 4th
instant, the following Board of Wardens
was elected, that elected at the Annual
Meeting having resigned.

Messrs. Halcombe, O. Lattorf, C. Galpin,
W. Still, Hunt and W. Henderson.

And that at a meeting of the newly
elected Board on the same date, Mr. William Henderson was elected Chairman.

J. WOODWARD,
Acting Provincial Secretary.

Tenders for Firewood.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 28th March, 1865.

TENDERS will be received at this Office
on Wednesday, the 5th April, for
supplying the Lunatic Asylum, Karori,
with Firewood from that date to 30th
June next. Further information to be
obtained at the Asylum.

J. WOODWARD,
Acting Provincial Secretary.

Medical Practitioner.

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
Wellington, 28th March, 1865.

It has been notified to this Office by the
Honorary Secretary to the Medical
Board that the qualifications of
James Kilgour, Esq., M.D.,
were examined on the 18th instant and
found correct.

J. WOODWARD,
Acting Provincial Secretary.

Tenders

Provincial Secretary’s Office,
20th March, 1865.

THE following Tenders are published
for general information.

J. WOODWARD,
Acting Provincial Secretary.

Received by Board of Wardens, Western
Hutt District, Belmont Road.

Constructing Road from Peg 0

to Peg 80—30 chains.
J. Stratford, jun. £2 15s. per chain, accepted.
Ellis Lowe...
W. Gosling... £3 2s. 6d. per chain.
T. Jolly... £4...
C. Colder... £113 9s.

Constructing Road from Peg 30 to Peg 59,

29 chains, 25 links.
W. Gosling, £3 15s. per chain, accepted.

Constructing No.2 Road from Peg 0 to

Peg 25, 25 chains.
W. Gosling, £2 14s. 6d. per chain, accepted.
J. A. Mason, £2 19s. 6d. per chain.

BYE-LAWS

OF THE PUBLIC MARKET,

ERECTED ON MARKET RESERVE.

1. The Market shall be open every day, except
   Sunday, between the hours of seven o’clock in the
   morning and seven in the evening, except Saturday,
   when it shall be kept open till 10 o’clock in
   the evening.

2. No person to deposit any filth or dirt in any
   part of the Market.

3. All horned cattle to be safely secured in the
   stockyard erected for that purpose. All sheep,
   lambs, and swine to be secured in the pens erected
   for that purpose.

4. Any damage done to any of the stockyards
   or pens to be made good by the owner of the
   animals or stock occasioning such damage.

5. All horses, mules, or asses, to be safely secured
   inside the Market with halters, unless they
   are secured in the stockyard.

6. All persons renting stalls, to be put up at
   their own expense such fittings as they may require,
   but not to damage the building.

7. For the use of any stall in the Market, the
   person occupying the same shall pay a monthly
   rent in advance of one pound sterling per calendar
   month.

8. The owner of any horned cattle entering
   the Market, to pay the sum of sixpence per head for
   all above six months, under that age, threepence
   per head.

9. The owner of any horse, mare, gelding,
   mule, or ass, entering the Market for sale, to pay
   the sum of one shilling per head.

10. The owner of any sheep or lambs entering
    the Market, to pay twopence per head.

11. The owner of any swine, (except sucking
    pigs) entering the Market, to pay threepence per
    head, sucking pigs, one penny per head.

12. The owner of any cart, waggon, or other
    vehicle entering the Market, laden with wool,
    grain, hay, straw, wares, merchandise, or other
    marketable commodities, shall pay the sum of
    two shillings and sixpence sterling; all vehicles
    laden with produce for sale by holders of stalls
    within the Market Hall, will be admitted free.

13. The owner of any dray, cart, or other vehicle,
    or agricultural implement, or article of husbandry
    entering the Market for sale, shall pay the
    sum of one shilling for each article.

14. The owner of any stock, produce, or merchandise
    entering the Market, shall be required
    to remove the said stock, &c., or cause the same to be
    taken away before the closing of the market on
    the day on which such stock, produce, or merchandise,
    shall have so entered the Market, and any
    stock, produce, or merchandise remaining in the
    Market beyond the hour of closing on the day on
    which it entered the Market, will be at the risk of
    the owner, and will be liable to pay the rents,
    tolls, dues, or fees for every day it so remains,
    except in the case of merchandise deposited in the
    stalls which will also be at the risk of the owners
    of the same.

15. Any proprietor who may have property in
    the market for sale, may, if he thinks fit, cause
    the same to be sold by public auction in the open
    yards, but not in the Market Hall, after one
    o’clock, p.m., of which public notice may be given
    in the Market by the public crier.

16. Penalty for the breach of any by-law, rule,
    order, or regulation any sum not exceeding five
    pounds, at the discretion of the Magistrates, in
    accordance with clause 14, Market Act, No. 12,
    Session I.

17. The Commissioners reserve to themselves
    the power to make special laws and regulations
    relating to any agricultural or horticultural shows
    or any occasion for which the Market may be
    required.

G. CRAWFORD,
Jos. DANSFIELD,
PETER LAING,
JNO. MARTIN,
J. H. WALLACE,
(Chairman).

Market Board Commissioners.

Wellington, March 17th, 1865.