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Otago Daily Times, Issue 166, 28 May 1862, Page 7

THE Undersigned having commenced a REGISTRY OFFICE for town and country servants, : solicits a share of public patronage. Care will _be taken that none be recommended but those bearing good characters. All Orders promptly attended to. WM. MACINTOSH, Victoria Store. Maclaggan-street, AU S T R A LI A N HOUSE, Princes street, Dunedin. GEORGE CASPER, ' Wholesale and Retal Family Grocer. Hotel, Housekeepers, and Large Consumers supplied i at Lowest Rates. A long established business in Dunedin has enabled G. C. to understand the wants of its residents. Whilst '• he respectfully and rincerely thanks those who have i patronised him, he assures them that change of • business will carry with it no change in his method of conducting it, and that all who deal with hira may rely on a genuine article at a price as moderate as it it possible to sel! it, so that his establishment may be admitted one where nothing higher can be obtained in quality. Nothing Lower in Prices charged. N.B.—Note the Address RE-OPENING OF PREMISES, IN RATTRAY-STREET, Nearly Opposite the Shamrock Hotel. THE Subscriber begs to inform the Public of Dunedin that he has opened the above pre mises as a TEA, COFFEE, & GENERAL GROCERY WAREHOUSE, ';. And from the fact of his importing the leading articles of his trade direct from.London and Galsgow, he feels confident of being able to offer such advantages to purchasers as will ensure the continued patronage of those who may favor him with a trial. IN TEAS He will open with a splendid stock, imported exHannah from London; Silistria,_ Young America and Colonist, from Glasgow. Hi 3 instructions to his home agents being to send the finest that cculd be procured, without limiting a price. IN COFFEES ' He holds a stock ofthe finest East India and Plantation Ceylon, imported to his order ex Silistria, which will be roasted daily on his own premises, and supplied warm from the mill, either in a pure state or mixed with chicory. He would recommend families to. purchase their coffee in a loose state rather than in canisters. Many may not be aware that when they purchase, say a one pound canister bf coffee, they receive from 10 to 12 ounces of coffee, the remainder of the 16 ounces being the weight of the tin, so that they seldom have their coffee under 2s. 9d. per lb. Teas 25., 2s. 6d., 35., and 4s, per lb. The Tea at 3s, is really superior, with full Pekoeflavor. The finest, at 45., will be found to possess , everything that is desirable in tea. ', Coffees Is. 2d., Is. 4d., Is. 6d., ls. Bd., and Is. Id. . '- The above are mixed coffees. j Pure Coffees Is. 6d. and 2s. J He respectfully solicits a trial of the above; such j coffees as the finest mixed at ls. 10d., and the finest . pure at 25., having been hitherto quite unattainable m this Province.' | Goods carefully packed and forwarded to any part o I the Country. s ROBERT BAN XS, * I . Wholesale and Retail ' TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT ; AND ' - l GENERAL GROCER, RATTRAY-STREET,' DUNEDIN. > ■■mull niiimnmiMiir-"- ■ 'i'i-ißßiwm«M»^MMii—■ REGULATIONS c FOR TIIE ( DISPOSAL, SALE, LETTING- AND ' OCCUPATION I OP THE g WASTE LANDS OF THE CRO TV 2* ! IN THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY: AS AMENDED. r 1. A IX Regulations now in fofce in the Pro- jj xi. vince of Canterbury for the sale,* letting, disposal, and occupation of the Waste Lands of a the Crown are hereby repealed. 2. All such Waste Lands shall, from and after the t! day on -which these Regulations shall come into force, " be sold, let, disposed of, and occupied according to £ these Regulations, and not otherwise. s 3. Every Act which the Superintendent is hereby v authorised or required to perform he sliall perform solely in accordance with the advice of his Executive Council for the time being, and such advice shall be p recorded on the minutes of the Council. v lI.—THE WASTE LANDS BOARD. 4. There shall be established a Board to be called j the Waste Lands Board, to consist of one Chief Com- a missioner, and of not less than two nor more than five p other Commissioners, all of whom' (except such one D as shall be appointed to act as Treasurer) shall be ap- p pointed and be removable.by warrant under the hand si of the Superintendent. a 5. One member of the Waste Lands Board shall c also be the Treasurer thereof, and such member shall y be appointed and removable by tlie Governor. s ] 6. Tlie Waste Lands Board shall sit at the principal c Land Office of the Province, at certain stated times c to be determined by the Superintendent, and shall t! also sit for special purposes at such places and at such p times as the Superintendent shall direct; of which sittings due notice shall be given in the Provincial b Government Gazette,. and one or more newspapers a published in the Province. h 7. The Chief Commissioner when present, and in fi liis absence then some member selected by those present at any meeting ofthe Board, shall preside there- b at, and shall have a casting vote in all questions s coming before the Board.. b 8. All questions coming before the Board sliall be t decided by a majority of the Commissioners' present thereat. jj .. 9, All meetings of the Board shall be attended by D at least three Commissioners, and shall be open to the t public. o 10. All applications for Land and for Pasturage a and for Timber Licenses shall, after hearing evidence ji when necessary, be determined by the Board at some sitting thereof. ■■-.-.' t 11. The Board shall have power to hear and de- s termine all disputes between the holders of Pastur- s age and Timber Licenses respecting the boundaries £ of runs and districts, and sliall have and exercise all the powers which may be lawfully had and exercised a by any Commissioner of Crown Lands, under the pro- f * visions of - the " Crown Lands Ordinance, Sess. X., g No. 1;" and the " Crown Lands Extension Ordinance, g Sess. XL; No. 10." .12. All the routine "business ofthe Land Depart- * ment shall be transacted by the Chief Commissioner, s subject to such regulations as may be made by the i Board in that behalf. : * t 13. A book to be called the " Application Book " i shall be kept open during office hours at the Land c Office, in which the name of every person desiring to j make any application to the Board shall, be -written j in order by himself or any person duly authorised on t his behalf. And the Commissioners shall? during the t sitting of .the Board, consider and determine all appli- s rations in the order in which they sliall appear in the ( application book. Provided that if any person shal ( not appear himself or by some person duly authorise! ] on his beha'f before the: Board when called in his j turn, his appl.'ation shall be dismissed until bis name i shall appear again in the Book in order. Provided t also that if two or more persons shall apply at the j same time fo write their names in the Application i Book the Chief Commis&'oner shall bracket their i nmes, and shall initial the bracket; and when they i all appear before the Board, the Board shall deter- | mine the priority of right to be hard by lot. And it ] shall not be lawful for the Beard to hear any applica- | tion except such as sliall be made in accordance with . this regulation. i . 14. Tlie Board sliall keep true and detailed minutes i of all applications made to the Board, and all decisions , thereon, and of all sums of money paid to the Trca- i surer, and generally of all the proceedings of the Board; and such minutes shall be sigL<>d by all the Commissioners present at any meeting. And such , minutes shall be open to the inspection of all persons desiring-to inspect the same, at all "reasonable.hours, on payment of the sum of two shillings and sixpence for every such inspection. 111. —SURVEYS. 15. There shall be a Chief Surveyor who shall be appointed apd removable by Warrant unfter the lnjnd of the Superintendent', and as many ssistant Surveyors as shall be necessary, who shall oe appointed and removeable by the Superintendent upon tlie recommendation of the Chief Surveyor. 16. All surveys shall be conducted in such manner as the Board by any regulations to be made,in. that "behalf shall direct. '•;"..■■ ! IV.—THE LAND REVENUE. ■ . 17. All payments to be made in respect ofland shall be made to the Treasurer of thp Board during the sitting thereof, and the Treasurer shall th'ereupbn give receipts fbr the same. 18.—By the 62nd clause of the Constitution Act the Governor is authorised and required to pay out of < the revenue arising from the disposal of the Waste Lands of the Crown all the costs charges, and ex-