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section of the said Act, and to empower the said Court to order any such investment and and to make such other order relating to the premises and to the income and proceeds of such investments or any of them, from time to time accruing, as to the said Court may seem fit. And notice is further given that copies of the said Bill will be deposited in the Private Bill Office within fourteen days fi’om the commencement of the said Session. Dated the sixteenth day of September, 1863. R. W. Wynn, Solicitor for the Bill. MELBOURNE. The Intercolonial Champion Show of Sheep. ON THURSDAY LAST, 23rd July, 1863, a PUBLIC MEETING was held at Morton’s Hotel, Bourkestreet, J. H. Clough, Esq., in the chair, when the programme as advertised below was agreed to. Considerable discussion took place as to the most desirable date to hold the Show on, and on the motion of Mr. Learmonth, seconded by Mr. Greene, it was decided that the date should be THURSDAY, 12th November, 1863. was also agreed to leave the appointment of Judges (who be seven in number) in the hands of the Committee, and that their election shall be by ballot. A suggestion made by J. L. Currie, Esq., as to the mode of receiving the Judges’ decision, was generally approved of, viz. : “ That three of the Judges should first go round the pens, and give their decision in writing to the Secretary. That the next three should do likewise ; and in the event of their decisions disagreeing, that the seventh Judge should be called in to decide between them.” This mode of operation was not absolutely fixed upon, it being left to the Committee to determine upon any other course which may be deemed more desirable, or more likeIv to give general satisfaction. It was unanimously agreed to that it would be advisable that each of the neighbouring colonies competing should be represented among the Judges, and to have this effected it would be necessary that the Secretary should be informed of the names of those gentlemen who are capable and willing to act. Mr. Skilling, the secretary of the Port Philip Agricultural Society, was present, and from his remarks it is most likely that their annual show will come off on the same day, in which case the whole of the sheep-pens will be reserved for the Champion Show. The members of committee are ns follows : Mr. CLOUGH (J. H. Clough & C 0.,) Melbourne. “ PARKER (R. Goldsbrough & Co.) do. “ MACREDIE (Cunninghams and Macredie,)do. “ POWER (Powers, Rutherford & Co.) do. “ DOUGHARTY (Kaye, Butchart & Co.) do. “ HAMMOND (Ryan and Hammond) do. “ KIRK (Geo. Kirk & Co.) do. “ KING (W. E. and A. S. King) do. “ HUDSON (Dal. Campbell & Co.) do. “ HURST do. “ J. L. CURRIE, Cressv. “ THOS. SHAW, jun., Mount Elephant. “ JOHN BELL, Geelong. “ M. GREENE, Bacchus Marsh. “ LEARMONTH. Ercildoun. “ G. GUMMING, Mount Fyans. “ JOHN RUTHERFORD, Horsham. “ THOS. BROWN, jun., Bacchus Marsh. “ JOHN M’KERSEY, Cavendish. “ JOHN WARE, Streatham. “ ROBERT M’DOUGALL, Essendon The next business will be to call a meeting of Committee to elect Judges, which meeting will be called by advertisement in the Economist (also stating the names of those gentlemen put forward by the the other colonies), and those members unable to attend will please send in to the Secretary on or before the date of the meeting, a list of the seven Judges they wish appointed, which lists will be handed over to the scrutineers who may be appointed at the meeting.* JAS. AINSLIE, Hon. Sec. 122 Queen-street, Melbourne, 29th July, 1863. If I can be of any assistance to the intending Competitors in securing accommodation for their Stock, or any other matter in connection with this Show, they have only to drop me a note stating their wishes, which will have prompt attention. J. A.

The Intercolonial Champion Show of Merino Sheep. TO be held at the PORT PHILLIP AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S YARDS, MELBOURNE, On THURSDAY, 12th NOVEMBER, 1863. For Three Colonial-bred Merino Ewes, four-tooth, and upwards, combining fineness, closeness and length of staple, size, and symmetry. Entrance fee, £3. First prize £SO. Second do £ls, Third do Honorary Certificate. For Three Colonial-bred Merino Rams, two-tooth, combining fineness, closeness, and length of staple, size, and symmetry. Entrance fee, £3. First prize £SO. Second do £ls. Third do Honorary Certificate. For Three Colonial-bred Merino Ewes, two-tooth, combining fineness, closeness, and length of staple, size and symmetry. Entrance fee, £3. First prize £SO. Second do £ls. Third do Honorary Certificate. For Three Colonial-bred Merino Ewes, two-tooth, combining fineness, closeness, and length of staple, stze and symmetry. Entrance Fee, £3. First prize £SO. Second do £ls. Third do Honorary Certificate. For the Best Colonial-bred Merino Ram, any age, combining fineness, closeness, and length of staple, size and symmetry. Entrance fee, £2 10s. Prize (Champion Ram) £IOO For the Best Colonial-hred Merino Ewe, any ago combining fineness, closeness, and length of staple, size and symmetry Entrance fee, £2 10s. Prize (Champion Ewe) £75. For the Best Ram (Imported or Colonial-bred), any age, combining fineness, closeness, and length of staple, size and symmetry. Entrance fee, £2. Prize £4O For the Best Ewe (Imported or Colonial-bred), any age, combining fineness, closeness, and length of staple, size, and symmetry. Prize £25. The above Prizes amount to £500; should the sum collected be over that amount, the overplus, after deducting expenses, will be added, pro rata, to the different items. Each exhibitor will have to produce a certificate, stating the month when their sheep were lambed and-were last shorn, and, if necessary, to make a declaration that they were then fairly and honestly shorn in the usual manner. Entries to be given in to the Secretary on or before Monday, 2nd November, 1863, otherwise they will not bo recognised. JAMES AINSLIE, Hon. Secretary. 122 Queen-street, Melbourne, July 23, 1863.

Just Published, AT THE “ NEW-ZEALANDER” OFFICE, PLAN of the Country extending from the CITY OF AUCKLAND to the WAIKATO, shewing the positions of the Inner Line of Defences between the Village of Waiukit and the Wairoa River. Price —Three shillings, plain; four shillings and sixpence, coloured. CHARTS OP THE WAIKATO. NOW PUBLISHED, AT THE “NE&-ZEALANDER” OFFICE Price Three Shillings, A CORRECT CHART of the UPPER AND LOWER WAIKATO DISTRICTS, extending from the Heads of than River on the West Coast to its junction with the Waipa, at the lung’s residence, Ngaruawahia. Copies of this Chart will be furnished gratuitously to the Nevv-Zea ladder’s Subscribers as soon as a sufficient number can be prepared for issue. Orders will be received for copies of this Chart by Mr. R uvsox, at Pokeno, and by Mr. Crispe, at Drury. New-Zealander Office, August 3rd, 1863.