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B—FINANCE. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF THE COLONY. B—l. From Ist October, 1860, to 30th September, 1861 Estimates of the Ways and Means and the probable Expenditure of the Government of New Zealand for the year ending 30th June 1863. WAR LOAN OF £150,000. B—2. Statement of the Sales effected of the Loan of £150,000 (Loan Act, 1860.) WELLINGTON AND HAWKE'S BAY. B—3. Tapers relative to the Apportionment of the Public Debt between the Provinces of Wellington and Hawke's Bay. WAR LOAN OF £150,000. B—4. Statement of the amount expended out of the Loan of £150,000, from 13th June, 1861, to 31st, March, 1862. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND. B—s. Papers relative to tbe Apportionment of the Public Debt between the Provinces of Otago and Southland. MILITARY EXPENDITURE. B—6. Statement of Claims by the Imperial Treasury against the Government of New^Zealand to the 3Cth June, 1862. B—7. Papers relative to Military Expenditure in the Colony. UNAUTHORISED EXPENDITURE. B—B. Return of Unauthorised Expenditure by the General Government to the 30th June, 1862. C—CROWN LAIS'DS. PURCHASE OF NATIVE LANDS. C—l. Reports of the District Commissioners on the. In continuation of Seas. Papers C—No. 1, 1861. WASTE LANDS SOLD. C—2. Return of Waste Lands Sold, or otherwise disposed of, up to the 31st December, 1861. WASTE LANDS PURCHASED AND SURVEYED. C—3. Return of all Limds purchased from Natives, amounts paid and quantity surveyed to 30th June, 1862. D—MISCELL AX EOUS. GERMAN IMMIGRATION. D—l. Papers respecting the introduction of German Immigrants into the Colony of New Zealand. POSTAL SERVICE. D—2. Third Report by the Postmaster-General on the Postal Service of New Zealand. D—3 and 3a. Further papers relative thereto. (General.) D—4. Papers relative theieto. (Inter-Provincial.) PASSENGER ACT. D—4a. Dei-pal(h fi< m the Secretary of State transmitting the Act of the Imperial Parliament 24 and 25 Vie. Cap. 11l (Passengers Act). DESERTIONS FROM SniPS OF WAR. D—s. Correspondence relative to Desertions from Ships of War. DEPUTY COMMISSARY GENERAL. D—6. Correspondence relative to the position of the Deputy Commissary General in New Zealand. GOVERNMENT PRINTING PRESS. D — 7. Report oi a Board of Officers on the advisability of establishing a.