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F. 0 R S Oho THIRD SHARE in R^ at Kawauau Gorge. —Apply 1 . ?i.>;'W 1 A LBER T . I STORE, & POST-O] ALB E R T H. NORMAN Bogs to intimate that ho has i sive improvements in the abo meut, and can now offer unriv! tion, both for man ant A large stock of General Sto always on hand Old acquaintances will plea that they can still make themst home at H. NORMA ALBERTOWN W AN BUB O CROMWELL. GOODGER AND K1 Proprietors. GOODGER and KUIITZE t to supjdy their unrivalled XXI quantity. Orders left with Mr G. W. ' well, or at the Brewery, will tended to. To Farmer GOODGER and KUHTZE v during the forthcoming season if GOOD MALTING BARLI

SHARE TRANSFERS. NOTICE, — Whereas it has been ascertained that in numerous instances transfers of shares in Joint Stock Companies and Mining Companies have not been stamped at the time of the execution thereof, either by the use of paper or parchment previously stamped, or by the affixing and cancellation of an adhesive stamp in the manner by law prescribed, whereby the vendors and purchasers have become liable to a penalty of Fifty Pounds (£6O) each, and also chargeable with the payment of five times the duty, and the instrument in all such cases has become wholly void and of no effect whatsoever, either at law or in equity : And whereas it is necessary that.any such neglect or contravention of the law he checked in, future: Notice is hereby given to all Brokers, Mining Agents, and the that hereafter any vendor or purchaser of any share or . shares as aforesaid who shall fail or neglect to affix and cancel an adhesive stamp on the instrument of sale or -transfer (where paper previously impressed has not been used), at the time of the execution thereof, shall he liable to prosecution for recovery of the penalties incurred, in terms of law ; and if any party liable to the payment of such duty as aforesaid shall give information to the Commissioner whereby such penalty and quintuple duty shall be recovered from any other j party liable thereto, the party giving the information shall not only he indemnified and discharged of his liability, but rewarded to an extent not exceeding one-half of the penalty or i duty recovered; and where any other person shall give information whereby any such penalty nr quintuple duty shall he recovered, he shall be rewarded iu like manner. By order of the Commissioner of Stamp Duties. E. BRANDON. Office of the Commissioner of Stamp Duties, Wellington, 4th December, 1873.