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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1740, 8 November 1862, Page 6

, , _s_ , Downing-street, August 20, 1862. New Zealand, separate. I’have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch of the Bth April (separate), forwarding an Address to Her Majesty from the inhabitants of the Province of Auckland, praying Her Majesty’s acceptance of a Cabinet, made of New Zealand woods. < I have much pleasure in informing you that Her Majesty has signified Her intention ot making an exception in this case to the general rule, and will accept this gratifying mark ot the loyalty of the inhabitants of the Province of Auckland. Yours, &c., Newcastle. Governor Sir George Grey', K.C.8., &c., &c., &c. Nelson Acts left to their operation. Colonial Secretary’s Office, Auckland, 30th October, 1862. THE following Acts passed by the Provincial Council of Nelson — “The Auditors Salary Act,” Session IX, No. 1, “ The Government Wharf Act,” Session IX. No. 2, “The Education Amendment Act,” Session IX, No. 3, “The Auctioneers Licensing Amendment Act,” Session IX, No. 4, “ The Poison Act,” Session IX, No. 5, “ The Fencing Amendment Act,” Session IX, No. 6, “The Dog Nuisance Act,” Session IX, No. 7, “The Nelson Improvement Amendment Act,” Session IX, No. 8, “The Appropriation Act,” Session IX, No. 9, having been laid before the Governor, His Excellency has been pleased to leave the same to their operation. F. D. Bell, For the Colonial Secretary. Taranaki Ordinances left to their operation. Colonial Secretary’s Office, Auckland, 30th October, 1862. THE following Ordinances passed by the Provincial Council of Taranaki—“The Compensation for Roads Ordinance, 1862,” “The Municipal Police Ordinance, 1862,” having been laid before the Governor, His Excellency has been pleased to leave the same to their operation. F. D. Bell, For the Colonial Secretary. Wellington Acts left to their operation. Colonial Secretary’s Office, Auckland, 30th October, 1862. THE following Acts passed by the Provincial Council of Wellington—“TheTrigonometrical Stations Act,” Session IX, No. 3, “The Wanganui Cemetery Act,” Session IX, No. 4, “The Educational Reserves Act,” Session IX, No. 7, “The Wanganui Streets Sewerage and Drainage Act,” Session IX, No. 8, “The Wanganui and Rangitiki Race Courses O O Act,” Session IX, No. 9, “The District Highways Amendment Act,” Session IX, No. 10, “The Management of City Reserves Act,” Session IX, No. 14, “The Wellington Town Board Act,” Session IX, No. 15, having been laid before the Governor, His Excellency has been pleased to leave the same to their operation. F. D. Bell, For the Colonial Secretary. Enquiries respecting John Hartnett. Colonial Secretary’s Office, Auckland, 31st October, 1862. ENQUIRIES having been made respecting the person named below, any one who can give any information concerning such a person is requested to communicate the same to this office. F. D. Bell, For the Colonial Secretary. Christian and Surname —John Hartnett. Age —Not known. Occupation —Formerly a soldier in the 58th Regiment, and stationed at Auckland, (No. 2463, No. 5 Company). Married or Single —Not known. When last heard from bg friends —About five years since, had then obtained his discharge; is reported since to have been drowned in the Ranatatae River. Holiday at Public Offices. Colonial Senretary’s Office, Auckland, 3rd Nov., 1862. IT is hereby notified for general information that Monday next, the 10th instant, will be observed as a Holiday at the Public Offices, in commemoration of the coming of age of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. F. D. Bell, In the absence of Mr. Domett, Resignation of J. Newman as Provincial Auditor. Colonial Secretary’s Office, Auckland, 3rd Nov., 1862. IT is hereby notified that Joseph Newman, Esq., has informed the General Government that on the 4th October, 1862, his resignation of the office of Provincial Auditor of the Province of Auckland was forwarded to the Speaker of the Provincial Council of that Province. F. D. Bell, In the absence of Mr. Domett. POSTAL. Appointment of Postmasters. General Post Office, Auckland, 30th October, 1862. IN virtue of the powers delegated to me by His Excellency the Governor, the following appointments have been made in the service of the Colony. Crosbie Ward. Auckland. John McKay, to be Postmaster at Henderson’s Mill, from Ist October, 1862. James' John Piercy,