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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3985, 31 May 1870, Page 7

Provincial Government Gazette-

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. ■Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 27th May, 1870. T HEREBY notify that the Chairman of the t IPirst Meeting of the Electors of the Matakohi District,' under '• The Highways Act, 1867," has reported, in writing, to me the names and designations of the undermentioned gentlemen, duly elected Highway Trustees for that District .— Mb. John Davis, Settler. Me. Joseph Haedt, Settler. Me. John Isbisteb, Settler. • Me. Alder Fisher, Junior, Settler. Me. James Jaetie, Settler. Thomas B. Gillies, Superintendent.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Ofiice, Auckland, 28th May, 1870, I HEREBY notify that the Chairman of the First Meeting of the Electors of the Kaio District, ; under the Highways Act, 1867," has reported, iri writing, to me the names and designations of the undermentioned gentlemen, duly elected Highway Trustees for that District : — Mb. Isaac Shepheed, Farmer. Mb. James Chbistie, Storekeeper. .Mb. Benjamin Goulton, Farmer. Me. William Lane, Farmer. Me. George Shepherd, Farmer. Thomas B. Gillies, Superintendent.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 23rd May, 1870. fHEEEBT notify that the Chairman of the Board of Highway Trustees for the Mount "Wellington District, has reported, in writing, to me the election of Mr. Baeton Ieeland, as a Highway Trustee for that District, in the room of Mr. William Head, resigned. Thomas B. Gillies, . . Superintendent.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Ofiice, Auckland, 26th May, 1870. T HEREBY notify that the Chairman of the -L Board of Highway Trustees for the Euatangata District has reported, in writing, to mo the election of Mr. Joseph Maslen, as a Highway Trustee for that District, in the place of Mr. Andrew D. Lang, deceased. Thomas B. Gillies, Superintendent.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 23rd May, 1870. IT is hereby notified that the (Secretary to the Board of Highway Trustees for the Howick Township District, has reported, in writing, to the Superintendent the election of Me. Eichaei) Bishop, as a Trustee for the said District, in the room of Mr r P. Bryan, resigned. John E. Nicholson, Provincial Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 27th May, 1370. IT is hereby notified that Me. Alexander Beveeidge, Pilot, has been appointed \>j His Excellency the Governor to be also Harbourmaster for the Port of Hokianga. John- B. Nicholson, Pi'ovincial Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 27th May, 1870. IT is hereby notified that MB. AVlLLIAM CeACKNELL has been appointed Collector ot Tolls on the Grahamslown Wharf, from the 21st instant. John B>. Nicholson, Provincial Secretary.

WAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION AND COAL MINING COMPANY (L I M I T E D.) CAPITAL, £30,000, IN 1,000 SHARES OF £10 EACH. £8 PER SHARE PAID UP. DIRECTORS: J. S. Macfabi-ane, I John A. Bradley, Franz Scherw. BANKERS: Bank op New Zealand. solicitors: Whitaker and Russell, THE above Company, having purchased the Waikato Steain-boats and Plant, and leased the Coal Mines, beg to inform the Public that the}' are now prepared to CARR\ GOODS, and DELIVER COAL, on the Waikato and Waipa Rivers, at the usual places. As the interests of the Boats and Coal Mines will under this Company be united, the Company feel confident that in a short time, when everything has been put in working order, the Settlors will cease to have cause of complaint as to the short supply of Coal and want of punctuality in delivering Goods, The Charge for Freight will be the Fame as hitherto, bat the Directors intend taking an early opportunity to see whether any reduction can be made in the rates, consistent with leaving the Company a fair profit. The s.a 'Keera' will ( run from the Manukau to Waikato Heads, and the Company intend sending a boat to meet her there. Freights by this route will be advertised shortly. For the future Coals anl Frieght will have to be paid for in Cash on delivery. Mr. Franz Schertf will continue to forward Goods from Auckland. RICHARD R. HUNT, Manager.

AUCKLAND EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY EatabJi*lied tinder the Friendly Soci«ti«» Act, 1867. 1?R33ii>£N(r : Archibald Cla.bk, Esq./ . , - M.G.A., Remttera. npHE Rules of fchis Society entitle every 1 [ Member to a Pianoforte, or other Muti* ' cal Instrument ; to a lesson in the theory ot Music and Singing once a week ; and to free I admission to the Concerts, Lectures, Head- '■ ings, &c, of the Society. Subscription from 1 one shilling per week. PERSONS desirous of ioinin* the SINGING CLASSES can net? OBTAIN the CERTIFICATE of MEMBJffiK. C ' SHIP. Country Members have the game privilege as Town Members. * ' r - -The Rules and f uirther information- catt b*' " ' obtained 'at the o&ce, 61, Qaewwstm^