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works so mad© by the artist* will not necessarily be binding upon" Tier-Majesty V Commissioners,- bul in. no’"Will any i living artist be exhibited against/ if expressed- in writing, and delivered t#: the Commissioners on or before the 31st of March, 1862. 121. Her Majesty*#- Commissioners will avail themselve# - following eight Art Institutions of this country in communicating with artists who are member* of those Institutions, viz.;—The Royal Academy, The: Royal Scottish Academy, ' ' The Royal Hibernian Academy, f The Society of Painters m Water 'Colours, The Society of British Artists, The New. Society of Painters in Water Colours, ' ; rs nr..to2eh?t rT The Institute of British Attiits, " The Institute cf British Architects. 122. Intending Exhibitors itt: the!. British Division of Section TY<} wheare not members of any of the preceding Insiitlrtj6nß, ih»y at once receive Forms of Demand for Space,/ by applying to the Secretary; Ilec.:Alajesty’s Commissioners. These up and returned before. tHe lStXf TB6I. By Order- " r '"'''l Fi R. Sandfoku, jr-i Secretary. Offices of Her Majesty's Commissioners, 454, West Strand, London, W.C. Attorney-General's Office, Auckland, 4th November, 1861. HIS Excellency the Administrator of the Government has been pleased to appoint * V.r Frederick Ward Merriman, Esquire, Crown Prosecutor, for the District of Auckland.. Henry Sewell. Office of Commissioner of Customs, Auckland, 4th November, 1861. HIS Excellency this' Croveraor has been pleased to appoint 5 { > . . ! Andrew Jamieson Eli.es, Esq.; to be Collector of Customs at the Port of Invercargill. ioyjrt : Reader Wood.

P 0 S T A: L' INTER-PROVINCIAL MAIL SERVICE. GCneralPost Office, 4th November, 1861. 1 jf HE Time Table for tHia X in Gazette No. 40, p. 239 of tne 7th September 1861, is cancelled, Grosbie Ward. General Post Office, Auckland, 4th November, 1861. HIS Excellency the Administrator'-of the Government has been pleased to appoint Mr. Robert Johnson, to be a Mail Agent and Inspector of Steam vessels carrying Her Majesty’s Malls under contract with the Admiralty, dated 2Sth May, 1858. • : , • hr C• •: . This appointment to date from 9th November, instant. Crosbie Ward. Office of Minister for Native Affairs, Auckland, 4th November, 1861. TXS Excellency the Administrator of -a-X. the Government has been pleased to appoint ■ Henry Stratton Bates, Esij., Lieutenant, H.M. 65th Regiment; to. be Interpreter to the Forces at the Otahuhu Camp. William Fox, In the absence of Mr. MantelL Office of Minister for Native Affairs, Auckland, 4th November, 1861. PURSUANT td the provisions ■of the “New Zealand Native Reserves -Act, 1856,” the following Reports and the adoption thereof, are published for general information. William Pbi, ' In the absence of Mr. Mantell. Report by Josiaii Flight, Esq., op the Province op Taranaki, under the “New Zealand Native Reservbs Act, 1856.” •. Reserve called Pakikora. The Natives whose’ names are given below having the right td ibis Reserve, containing one acre and two roods, and they being desirous of bringing the same under the operation of the said Act, hard executed a conveyance of the same in favor of Her Majesty. The Reporter has therefore the .honor to recommend that this Reserve, as the same is delineated in the plan drawn in the margin of a copy of the Deed of Conveyance sent herewith, be brought under the operation of the said Act. Ko Harieta Wright, Louisa Wright, Kipa Ngamoke. - y o Josiah Flight. New Plymouth, 22nd September, 1859. Report adopted with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, this fourth day of October, 1859. T. Gore Browne, • : ■ Governor. F. G. Steward, Clerk of Executive Council. ■ ■ Report by Josiah Flight, Esq., op thb Province op Taranaki, under thb “New Zealand Native Reserves Act, 1856” 1 1 Reserve called Pipiko. The Natives whose names'are given below, having the right to this Reserve, containing three acres! three roods and thirty-seven perches, and’ they being desirous of bringing the same under the operation of the said Act, have executed a conveyance off in favor of Her Majesty. The Reporter has therefore the honor to recommend that this Reserve, as the same is delineate Jin the plan drawn in the margin of the copy of the Deed of Conveyance sent herewith should be brought under the operation of the said Act. Manaht, More, Iveta, • Ko Wr Patene, PoHARIMA Te Wm, f Kakipa, Hoera Parepare, PIRIPI, Hoera Pirire. Josiah Flight. New Plymouth, r 19th September, 1859. Report adopted with the advice and con* sent of the Executive Council, this fourth day of October, 1859. T. Gore Browne, F. G. Steward, Qovernofy Clerk of Executive Council,