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West Coast Times, Issue 104, 17 January 1866, Page 1

V NOTICE TO MARINERS, ■• j '. > ■ >>' Harbor Ma*,^¥^o^(«^t^iii i TN consequence of tho great" cliajago, which has taken place in tho e^tranlco. to tho Okarita River, sinco Captain Gibgoft ■ gave his roport of tho placo, <a Pilot lias boon appointed tO'guido vessels over tho bar. Two Whito Flags, attached ito niovoablo polos, will bo used until the , *" increasing roquiromonts pf tho. placo demand improved beacons. THOS. TURNBULIiJ «•&£ 447 Port Officer of W^AW- • "GOLD ESCORT. rriHE overland G/old*Escort 'will lodye Hokitika for Christchurch twice a mdi\tli/' reaching Christchurch in time for tho Australian mail stoamers. Q. S. SALE, . / ' 440 • Commissioner. ! NOTICE, . A LL parties who hovo paid tho natives for a right to mino on their Res.ory'es, at Hokitika, are horoby informed, that tlioy . will havo to send in their - names to Mr Salo, at Hokitika, i within O*e Montu from date, in j ordor that miners' rights may bo issued to them. Persons neglecting to comply with the abovo notice will Forfeit tljo atnount paid. / For tho future all persons wishing ft take out minor's rights, or a license to cut timber, will apply to Mr Sale. Any ono mining or cutting timber on tjie native reserves without a license will bo prosecuted. (Signed) ALEXANDER M'KAY, Commissioner Native Jt«w!ryes. t Ilokitikn, 20th October, 1805. ' 183 ' II ARBOR DEPARTMENT, TU-OTlCE.— There will bo an anchor <tod •^ chain, ancl lino attached, on the South Spit, and boat and boat's crew in readiness ' at high wator, every tide) tp assist any vessel coming 'over par* When tho bar is only fit for Btearijej^ tp tako, a rod flag will bo hoisted pji tfie. ■ north flagstaff. Whon for sailing vewl?» a red flag and ball. Masters of vessels aro particularly re* quested to attend to tho small tidal flag on tho spit, as tho small tidal flog and!-' the largo flag in ouo takes them over tho bar '•'-•-. Dy order, THOMAS TURNBULfy 184 Harbor Master. NOTICE- TO MARINERS AT THE GOJEY. rpHE outor flagstaff has been djscpn. X tinuod; and a skoloton beaqon placed ,on tho beach, which iv a lino with tlio flagstaff, will cross tho bar in tlio deepest water. Attontion is to bo pai3, as horctoforo, to tho movomonts of the sornaphoro. ' ' ! Tholowor mast has been boarded tft seaward, showing a flat surfaoe pif \f in;, painted whito to niako ij; piorp pohi spiciious. Tlio Bltoloton bpap^ri is ft 1 high abovo tho upper part pf tho bank, ancl a flag-polo 0 ft, abovo that showing ft red flag. Tho signals in uso at tho Groy are (fee samo as thoso at the port of Hokitikt; " Thomas Turnbum, 200 Harbor Mastor for Wcafclapd. SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, WESTLAND DISTRICT. I^l of tho Hokitika Circuit CoVr^'fpt tho dispatoh of Criminal and' Civil Business, will bb hold at iK'o " B\i- > v promo Court-house, on' Mbhday, the nftoonth day of January, next, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon ;— at v which placo and time all persons uudor rocognisances or pthei'jyiso . bound to appear fis proseow(fti'^' defendants, or witnesses, fird tS^fttHd : to givo their attondanco. " . ■ ROBEIiT.ADBQTT, , .', (Registrar. Supremo Court Office, ' Hokitika, 18tH Decombei> 1805. ;' . ' "- . ffi pnoF^ssoß ' j AcoiisTjKTSS ! JL/ ' ■' renowned 'Wizard,- Vei'itrilocfiisl., and Imm'ovisatoro, will shortlyjappear at , the Cormthian Hall.— J. HiOtDiwa. 699