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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 172, 24 March 1847, Page 2

Wellington, 17th March, 1847. HIS Excellency the- Lieutenant- GoveriNor has been pleased to appoint Camain Joseph Henry Laye, 58th Regt., to the Commission of the Peace of the Colony of New Zealand. By his Excellency's Command, M. Richmond, Superintendent.

Wellington, ' 18th March, 1847. HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Gover-nor has been pleased to appoint provisionally % Henry St. Hill, Esq., J. P.,

Captain Joseph Henry Laye, J. P., 58th Regiment, David' Stark Durie, Esq., J.P., To be Resident Magistrates By his Excellency's Command, M. Richmond, Superintendent.

Wellington, 19th March, 1847. PU R S U A N T to the Authority in him for that purpose vested by the " Resident Magistrates Courts Ordinance,'* His Excellency the LiEUTENANT-GovERNOiR has been pleased to appoint, that the Acts and Duties of various Local Ordinances required to be done and exercised by the Police Magistrates of Wellington and Wanganui, shall hereafter be done and exercised by Henry St. HilL Esquire, in the District of Wellington, David Stark Durie, Esquire, in the District of Waikajiae, and Captain Joseph Henry Laye (58th Regiment), in the District of Wanganui, the duly appointed Resident Magistrates. By his Excellency's Command, M. Richmond. Superintendent.

Wellington, 19th March, 1847. HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Gover-nor, pursuant to the authority in him for that purpose vested by the " Constabulary Force Ordinance," hath caused an Armed Police Force, consisting of: One Inspector, One Sub-Inspector, Four Sergeants, Four Corporals, Forty-teven Privates, To be embodied in the District of Wellington, who have been duly sworn to act as Constables in and throughout the Colony. By his Excellency's Command, M. Richmond, Superintendent.

Wellington, J9th March, 1847. HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Gover-nor has been pleased to appoint -David Stark Durie, Esq., J.P., to be Inspector of Police, and Alfred Chetham Strode, Esq., J. P., to be Sub-Inspector of Police for the Southern District of New Ulster. By his Excellency's Command, M. Richmond, Superintendent'

Secretary's Office, Wellington, 19th March, 1847. SEALED TENDERS, in Duplicate, will be received at this Office, until Noon of Tuesday, the 30th instant, from persons desirous of supplying the Local Government with Fifty-five Soldiers' Great^Coats.

A Sample must be sent with ' the Tender, which should be endorsed, " Tender for Clothing for the Police." By command, S. E. Grimstone, Acting Secretary.

TENDERS FOR STATIONERY.

Secretary's Office, Wellington, 19th March, 1817 SEALED TENDERS, in Duplicate, will be received at this Office, until Twelve o'Clock of Tuesday the 30th instant, for the supply of such quantities of the undermentioned articles of Stationery, as may be required for the quarter ending the 30th J une next : — Books, Demy, 5 quires, .. . . ..each. „ Foolscap, 4 quires „ „ Note, 4to, d 0 . .. * „ Ink, black at f pint. „ red.- atf „ ,„ Indian at f stick. 1 Inkstands, Pewter at each. ! Paper, Foolscap, at f ream. Letter, at f „ , ' Note, atf „ Cartridge, at f quire. Blotting, atf „ Parchment at f skin. Pencils, Drawing at f dozen. Pens, Steel, Magnum 80num.... at f gross. Pins, atf oz. Quills, atf 100. Ribbon, Green Silk at f roll. Sealing wax, , at f lb. Tape, red, at f doz. pieces. ! Wafers, atf lb. Wafer Stamps ••« at each. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tenders/or Stationery. Each Tender should be accompanied by a Sample of the Articles, with the price noted on each. By command, S. E. Grimstone, Acting Secretary.

DURHAM 8U1.!.. TO BE SOLD. Apply to Captain Daniell, at Treliaaick, Kaiwarrawarra.