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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 17, 17 August 1848, Page 4

berty to offer the rnn of the party who has neglected to make such payment to publiccompetition at Public Auction. ' 10. All persons using any portions of the Crown Lands as defined runs for the purpose of depasturing cattle, shall lodge a description of such runs so occupied by him with the Commissioner of Crown Lands within three months after the publication of these regulations. 11. Such descriptionshallspecifythe boundaries and other particulars connected with the run according to the Schedule hereunto annexed. 12. Such boundaries of runs so described as streams, shall be marked by the occupants thereof, by lines of marked trees, by posts placed at intervals, "or by some other method which will render them easily discernible. 13. Persons desirous for the future of apply to the Surveyor General, and having that such land is the property of the Crown, and that no objection exists to their occupation of it, must lodge this certificate with the Commissioner of Crown Lands, who will thereupon notify that the run is claimed by the holder of the certificate. Any him, or any part thereof, unoccupied by stock abandoned such run, or part thereof, which shall thereupon be given into the occupation of the first applicant for it. 14. No person shall be entitled to.dispute the claim of another person to any run described according to these regulations, unless the W^TP^^.TjllLffJ^MU'lll^.v publication in the Gov the name of the person claiming the run, and of the description of the run. 15. It shall be in the power of the Commis.:»«nHAf Pimm T.-tnitc ** MV tfmA to maVp Slicfl alterations in the boundaries of runs, as he may, upon enquiry, judge to be just and expedient. 16. The Crown reserves to itself the power of, mmmmssm and held by a licensed occupant. 17. Such sale of a portion of a run will be | conducted in accordance with the ordinary rules,: regulating the sale of waste lands of the Crown, and the purchaser of any portion of a rnn will be entitled to a right of pasturage in the neighbourhood of his station, in the proa^MFf^trl'l^^'LTPiJJ acres of such purchased land. 18. Every occupant of land granted fro —i^B are held by other persons as runs, under lease or license from the Government. in the habit of offering to public compe- "■' ay possess any peculiar value land, will be, as heretofore, let by public auctake to survey and offer for sale any smaller block than fifty acres of land. Common of Pasturage on Waste Lahds op the Crown. 21. Whenever the Governorshall by proclamaportion of the Province into Hundreds, and declare the boundaries thereof; the Commislst day of December in each year, compute the quantity of waste lands of the Crown, in such Hundred, which is not held under any lease or license, and shall also compute the tured on such waste lands of the Crown as aforesaid, and having regard to the number of the Hundred. J clare by notice in the Government Gazette, all cattle, which may be despastured on the waste lands of the Crown within the Hundred, in respect of any given number of acres within the same held under grant from the aforesaid. 22. In computing the proportions of cattle to { be despastured upon waste lands of the Crown, within the Hundreds as aforesaid, six head of small cattle shall be deemed equal to one head of great cattle. 23. The notice published by the Commissioner in the Government Gazette as aforesaid, shall regulate for the year commencingpfrom the day to be despastured by the occupiers of land ! held under grant from the Crown within the I Hundred. 24. No person but an actual occupant of land held under grant from the Crown, within the Hundred, shall be entitled to despasture cattle on such waste lands of the Crown within the Hundred as aforesaid. 25. No person shall be entitled to common of pasture until he shall have deposited with the