GOVERNMEFT GAZETTE. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, July 17th, 1848. IS Excellency the Governor-in-Chief has the following additional instructions, under the Royaß Sign Manual ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS. NEW ZEALAND. (L.S.) Victoria Regina. Additional Instructions to Our Govemor-in-Chief of New Zealand or to the Officer exercising the said Office of Governor-in-Chief for the time being; To Our Governor and Com-™-.».!»r-in-Chief in and over the ice of New Ulster or to the ercising the said Office of Governor and Co .i™ :_*-•»,;„* for the time beinj,. nor and Commander-in-C over the Province of Ne.. or to the Officer exercising the i Office of Governor and Comman< in-Chief for the time being; Or to Our Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of New Ulster or to the Officer '--■---•"-- -id Office of Lieufor the time being ; r Lieutenant-Governor of ice of New Munster, Or to ng the said Office «» u.cniuii.m-uu.enior for the time being. Given at Our Court at Os- " e, Isle of Wight, this nd day of December, 1847, in the Eleventh Year of Our Reign. ""IF.REAS. in pursuance of an Act of nd enacted in the sof our Reign, intituled lake further provision for the Go- " w Zealand Islands," We Patent under the Great Seal of Our United Kingdom, bearing date at inster, the twenty-third day of Dece utr, uiie thousand eight hundred and forty »», in the Tenth Year of Our Reign, execute certain of the powers in Us by the said Act vei ... , of the exercise of all and every t behalf vested, ne cerium instructions under and Signet, approved in Our ing the Instructions accor i to in such Letters Patent, tent and Instructions w ill more fully and at i „ «„j wh„ reas j t j s directed by :he thirteenth chapter inns, heing the chapter en- : of any of the s land Islands to demise for any term of yea not exceeding twenty-one, any Rural Allotments supposed to contain any valuable mi"°rals, reserving to Us Our Heirs and Succes a Royalty of not less than fifteen per centum on the minerals to be raised upon and from any such lands; And Whereas by the said recited
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 14, 27 July 1848, Page 4
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353Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 14, 27 July 1848, Page 4
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