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Date and Original Number. Subject. Page21 1882. 1 Dec. (No. 99) ... As to bringing the Imperial Coinage Act, 1870, into operation in the Colony Treaty of Commerce, &c, with the Republic of the Equator 14 22 28 29 Dec. (No. 105) ... 1883 15 Jan. (No. 1) ... Discharged Soldiers' (Wanganui) Petition to H.E.H. the Prince of Wales for grants of land: Forwarding memo, by the Under-Secretary, Crown Lands Department Mr. Luke Madigan's claim for grant of land ... Sir William F. Drummond Jervois has assumed office as Administrator American Transit of Venus Party: Forwarding thanks of the Chief for assistance given Proposed Immigration from Ireland: Memo, by Minister of Lands, explaining why proposals of Committee under the Arrears of Bent (Ireland) Act cannot be complied with Mr. William Cox's claim for grant of land The Governor has visited the chief towns, &c, of the Middle Island As to the visit of the Japanese man-of-war, " Eiujio "... Respecting the Postal Union Forwarding petition of Mr. Frank Cornwall, against proceedings of the High Commissioner's Court, relating to land in Samoa As to the mode of valuing Imports and Exports: Forwarding memorandum by the Secretary and Inspector, Customs Department Acknowledging introduction in favour of M. Miklouho Maclay ... Royal Humane Society's Medal will be publicly presented to Kate Middlemass Forwarding thanks of the Government, for the gift of Armour, &c, for the Auckland Museum Treaty of Commerce, &c, with the Republic of the Equator The Timaru case : The " Royal Humane Society of Australasia " is not recognized by the Governor; "and it is desired that New Zealand cases of bravery may be considered by the Royal Humane Society Forwarding copy of Speech, opening second Session of eighth Parliament As to the Imperial Coinage Act, 1870 Opening of the Auckland University College ... The Governor has visited Gisborne and Napier Petition of Mrs. Withers ... Sentence of death has been commuted in the cases of Ratima Jacob and Phoebe Veitch 14 15 24 25 18 Jan. (No. 2) ... 27 Jan. (No. 1) ... 16 17 26 27 Jan. (No. 6) ... 17 ■ 27 24 Mar. (No. 14) ... 18 28 29 24 Mar. (No. 16) ... 24 Mar. (No. 17) ... 19 19 80 31 32 22 April (No. 20) ... 22 April (No. 22) ... 22 April (No. 24) ... 19 20 20 33 21 May (No. 28) ... 25 34 35 21 May (No. 29) ... 21 May (No. 30) ... 26 26 36 21 May (No. 32) ... 26 37 88 21 May (No. 34) ... 21 May (No. 35) ... 27 27 14 June (No. 37) ... 28 39 40 41 42 43 •1-4 16 June (No. 39) ... 16 June (No. 40) ... 16 June (No. 41) ... 16 June (No. 42) ... 16 June (No. 43) ... 28 29 29 29 30 3kbatum.—The side-note to No. 2, should read, A. —2, No. 1.