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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1965, 3 October 1863, Page 6

Land open for selection. Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 22nd Sept., 1863. NOTICE is hereby given that all that piece of land situate in the Hutt district containing 100 acres, more or less, bounded North East by Section No. 203, South East by Section No. 54, South West by Section No. 183, and North West by Section No, 314 and selection of W. Golder ; will be op6U for selection at this Office on and after Monday the 26th day of October next, under the Land Regulations of the Province of Wellington. Wiliiam Fitzherbert, Crown Lands Commissioner Supreme Court Notice. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. MIDDLE DISTRICT. In the Estate of Thomas Shields, of Wangaehu. deceased. Intestate. ■pURSUANTto the rule of this Honor_L able Court the Creditors of the above named Intestate, are, on or before the Eighteenth day of December next, to come in and prove their debts before Robert Rodger Strang, Esquire, Registrar of the said Court, at his Office in the Court House, Wellington, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from, all benefit arising from the said Estate. Robert R. Strang, Registrar. Supreme Court Office, Wellington, September 18, 1863. Writ of Foreign Attachment. — • Wallace v. Daniell, jr. Victoria by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen. To Alfred De Bathe Brandon of the City of Wellington in the Province of Wellington and Colony of New Zealand, Solicitor, and Peter Hums of Wairarapa, in the said Province, Farmer, Greeting, &c. WHEREAS an action has been commenced in the Middle District of our Supreme Court of New Zealand at Wellington, whereiu John Howard Wallace, of Wellington aforesaid, is plaintiff, and Edward Daniell, the junior, is defendant: And whereas it hath been made known to us that there ire moneys and personal property belonging 1 to the said Edward Dauiell, junior, now in the hands or in the custody or under the control of you the said Alfred De Bathe Brandon and Peter Hume or one of you. We command you and each of you that you do not sell or otherwise dispose of or part with the said money and personal property of the said Edward Daniell, the junior* or any part thereof until the further order of the said Couit shall be made known to you. Witness. — Alexander James Johnston, Esquire, a Judge of the RRS Supreme Court of New (Seal) Zealand, the eighth day of September, 1863. This writ was sued out by Charles Beard Izard, of Lambton Quay, Wellington, Solicitor for the Plaintiff. Election of Wardens — Wai-nui-o-mata District. Provincial Secretary's Office, September 7th, 1863. NOTICE is hereby given that it has been duly certified under the hand of the Chairman, that a meeting of the rate-payers of the Wai-nui-o-mata district was held on the Ist inst. when the following persons were duly elected to serve as Wardens. W. Fitzherbert H. Sinclair W. Wakfham C.Collis,Jun. D. Dick J. Grace, Chairman. J. Woodward, Acting Provincial Secretary. Meport of the Commissioners for the Management of the City Reserves. Wellington, Sept. 5, 1863. To His Honor, The Superintendent. Sir, The Commissioners for the Management of the City Reserves, for your Honor's information, beg to furnish *the following report. The Commissioners were appointed December 24, 1862; during a period of eight months they have been enabled to arrange for an accurate and complete survey of the Town Be)t, comprising twelve hundred acres, which have been divided into sixty-five allotments, the greater part of which are let to thirtyone individuals for fourteen years, and yield an annual rent of £600 3s. 9d., as shewn by the detailed schedule oi Town Belt leases hereunto annexed. The Commissioners have succeeded in letting the Botanical Garden Reserve to Mr. David Robertson, upon the following terms : — The reserve to be fenced, planted with a quick hedge, and a belt of trees. To bo given up at any time during the currency of the lease, paying for improvements at a valuation. The public to have access to the garden between certain hours duriug the week, according to regulations to be framed. The Commissioners have reserved a most suitable block of Land containing about 143 acres, on tbe East side of the Canal and Basin Reserve, as a site for a Public Park; which it is to be hoped will be soon fenced in. The Canal and Basin Reserve to the extent of nearly twelve acres, has, by the valuable aid of the prison labour, been