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New Zealander, Volume 6, Issue 450, 7 August 1850, Page 1

Owners' Names. Kind. No. Brands, Sec. Symond*, dairy 3 m white, red & wht. (Lieui ) horse in use 1 W&S on shoulder Hayr, Henry dairy 22 X off ribs " 8 ditto heiferii steers \2 ditto woikingoxen 8 ditto " horses 2 ditto Donovan, P. dairy 11 P D steers, heifers 15 ditt > calves 6 ditto horses, drgt. 4 ditto foals 3 May, Joseph dairy 25 M 1 U « 1 G I steers heifers under 2 yrs. 3l (hovse-shoe^ bullock 1 asFeisnicnt paid Is. Id. hull 1 [1] Nixon, Adam dairy 1 A .shoulder calf 1 (heart) rump Hill, Jus. C dairy 12 Hill on rum iteers, heifers 11 dittf) ox 1 ditto draught horse 1 10 8 , " 2 O'Keefe, J. dairy 6 O X calves 8 daiiy 1 I H " 1 H C " 1 P D calves 4 M Rlagce, Jas. COW s 2 J M heifers 9 J M O steers 3 ditto bullocks 2 J M •• 3 J M S D Anson, Jai. dairy I J H 1 O H Ornos^y, G. cows 3 O& G off hip heifen 3 ditto hordes in use 3 G foal 1 " bullocks 10 OB & G S. side s'eerf, calves 14 G assesiment cows C " paid Lundon P. covv , 1 P L N. side BOYD heifers 3 dit o " cows 2 P BOYD " " 2 P on hip P L on ribs BOYD S. side-as-(Ctbinint pud heifers 3 PL on ribs " call I no brand *' M'Cdithy, D cows 5 D C N side C W " steers IDC " luifers 7 " " Norman, S. cows 2 SN horses 4 " - fo4 1 " The Persons whose names are comprised in the accompanying list, are authorised by Rule No. B,April»24th — "Rules and Regulations for the Hundred of Onehunga," — to impound any unauthorised stock from off the Ciown Lands or public roads within the Hundred of Onehunga, they having complied with the aforesaid Rules and Bye -Laws to this date, July 30th, 1850. Wm. PowniTcn, *) TI r -, c .-, TT m of ' f Wardens for the Hun111 OS.1 11OS. OOMERVILLE, >• i 1 r /-. i. James Maghe ) "of Onehunga.

PROCLAMATION.

By His Excellency Sir George Grey, X.C.8., Governor-in-Chief in and over the Islands of New Zealand, and Governor of the Provinces of New Ulster and New Munster, and Vice Admiral of the same, &c, &c , &c. • WHEREAS, by a Proclamation bearing date the 1 8th day of January, 1 844, the Colony of New Zealand, for the purposes of the Ordinance for establishing a Supreme Court, was divided into two districts, by the name of the Northern and Southern Districts •. Jnd whereas it is expedient that the Southern District should be subdivided : Noiv, therefore, I, the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, pursuant to the authoiity in me vested in that behalf, do hereby proclaim and declare that that part of the Colony of New Zealand heretofore included within such Southern District shull, for the purposes of the said Oidinance,be divided into two distiicts, to be called the Middle and Southern Districts, And I do hereby proclaim and declare that the Middle District shall include all that pottion of the Northern Island of New Ulster lying to the southward of a line commencing from a point on the coast two miles if} a straight line southward of the mouth of the River Wairoa, in Hawke's Bay; thence in a straight line to the highest summit of tbe mountain usually called Tongariro ; thence along the highest ridge lying between