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I NOT l!Tj£ ~~~ HIS Honor the Superintendent desires it to be notified for public information that Correspondence to which an official reply is expected should not be marked " Private ; " that a ! Mcnonnl, even when supported by a deputation, should embrace the whole subject which it is desired to submit for the consideration of GoI vernnicnt ; and that when a Private Interview is desired a memorandum of a similar nature to the , above should be left on the table. The SuperinI t^. C! ? t rG ? uesls attention to these points, as the , official written reply will alone he regarded as , the decision of Government. : The Superin; eudent will be happy, at all times • to receive any information, either by letter' j marked "Private," or by an interview, which may have in view the furtherance of the public interests ; but such communications will be regarded as "confidential" or "discretionary" as i the circumstances of each case may demand and should be so designated. I JOHN LOGAN, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Dunedin, November 12, 186 L. 98 a 526 Police Dm'aktmext, Dunedin, 7th Nov., 1861. ALL Persons having claims against this Department are requested to present them at this Office, without delay. Supplies in future will I be obtained only on printed form of Requisition, bearing the signature of the Undersigned. Expenditure otherwise incurred will not be recogI nifced. ST. JOHN BRANIGAN, 1 151 Commissioner of Police. | REGISTRATION OF DOGS. HIS HONOR the SUPERINTENDENT has been pleased to appoint the persons under- ! named to sue for penalties and ask for exhibition ,' of Registration Tickets under the "Dog Nuisance . Ordinance, 1t?55," viz. :— Peter Sheridan, Ist Sergt. of Police, Dunedin Hugh Bracken „ „ Tuapeka mffiSSKg, ;: ;; D T edta J. W. Chapman, 2nd Sergt. „ Port Chalmer j J. E. Drummond, Constable, Dunedin Cornelius Wheelan „ „ j William Green „ „ ; John Irwin „ „ Richard Lisson * „ „ Daniel Moriarty „ G. V. Scott Joseph Trimble „ John Golder „ H. M. Prenilergast „ „ Cavlton Parkinson „ „ Thomas Rinsella „ Daniel Brown „ „ Andrew Thompson „ John Black „ „ Alexander Dow „ ft Robert Lambert „ „ Robert Elliott . „ Nichola s Campion „ „ Martin O'Connor „ „ Michael O'Keefe „ „ Henry Leslie „ „ Thomas Finn „ „ John Staunton „ „ Thomas Cooper „ „ George Grant „ „ James Short', „ Waitahuna Mathew M. Cleary „ „ Thomas Handsoin „ „ Thomas Walsh „ „ Thomas Craig „ „ By order, JOHN LOGAX, Clerk to Superintendemt. Superintemlent's Office, Dunedin, St.li October, 1861. DUXEDIN JETTY DUES. Amended Notice. ■VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I, Otago, by virtue of the powers in me vesteT ~ by the v Jetties and Wharves Ordinance, 1848," do hereby, with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, give notice that on and after the FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER 18G1, the following and no other Tolls, Dues' and Wharfages shall be levied for the use of the Dunedin Jetty, viz.: — l# On Sawn Timber— 2d, per 100 feet On Shingles — 2d. per 1000 On Firewood — 6d. per cord On all other goods— is. 3d. per ton. All Jetty Dues shall be paid by the master or " person in charge ot each ship, vessel or boat hZ fore loading or unloading cargo as the caseroay ' be. All dues payable upon goods other thnn " saw.i timber and shingles, shall be chareed upon the vessel carrying the same, at the rate of Is. 3d. per ton upon her registered tonnage • provided always that in the event of any vessel not having cargo*amountlng to one-half of her registered tonnage, such dues may be charged, at the discretion of the Jetty Keeper, upon the actual quantity of goods she may have on board at the time of her arrival at the Jetty, or before her departure in the case of loading. Vessels under 40 tons register shall be allowed four, and vessels above that tonnage shall be allowed six working-days to load or unload at the - Jetty, as the case may be, free of charge ; but any vessel remaining at the Jetty longer than the days allowed, shall be charged 10s. per clay for each day or part of a day so remaining. Goods left on the Jetty or its approaches for more than 24 hours, shall be charged, in additon to the rates before mentioned, at the rate of Is. per ton per diem, for tvery working day or part of a day they may be so left. Sawn timber, fii*ewood, or shingles, landed on the Timber Stage, and not removed within one week, shall, in addition to the rates before mentioned, be subject to a charge of 3d. per 100 superficial feet timber, 2d. per 1000 shingles, 6d. per cord of iirewooJ, tor every day beyond such weeck they shall do remain. JETTY SHED. Goods shall be charged in advance at the rate of 6d. per ton per day for each working day or part of v day the same may be in the Shed. The offices in the Shed shall be let by the calendar month, and the rent paid in advance. GENERAL. Any person refusing or delaying to pay, or attempting in any way to evade the payment of any ot the above Tolls, Dues, and Wharfages, shall be charged double the said rates. J. IiICIIAKDSOtf, Superintendent of the Province of Otago. Superintemlent'sOffice, Dunedin, loth Oct., 1861. 120 a 255 M'lNTOsk'S COACHES TO TOKO M AmißO, WILL leave Town MonDats, Wednesdats, and Fiud-am, at Nine o'clock, a.m., AND Leave Tokomairiro Tuu&days, Tuuiisdats, and * Saturdays at Nine o'Olock, a.m. 78-30.C TO LET, nnwo SECTIONS in Cumberland-street JL TWO SECTIONS in Castle-street. W. DALRYMPLE, Jdn., U52 Duncdiu. FOR SALE, A RUN of FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES. W. DALRYMPLE, Jux,, 1133 Dunedin. TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS In search of a good Opening for Business. MORSE & ORBELL have been instructed by the Proprietor to Dispose of an excellent Business on a Main Line of Road to the Diggings, and about 20 miles from Dunedin, together with the most valuable Freehold of 60 Acres, .- " on which are erected the Business Premises, consisting of substantial Store, Dwelling House, Stables, Butcher's Shop, Stockyards, &c., &c., and with every convenience for carrying oh a most extensive and lucrative trade. Full particulars on application to MORSE & ORBELL, U2O Princes-street . ,