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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 606, 24 May 1851, Page 4

is declared that it shall! be lawful f* Lieutenant-Governor, with the Jr the Executive Council, to specify of towns within which any aforesaid Ordinance shall be ! a requisition to that effect from a • of the Magistrates of the District i?S j such town is situate s And whereas a majority of the ta ■ trates of the District of Canterbur y , made a request that the said Ord" i should be enforced within the limits ! towns of Lyttelton and Christchurch - Now, therefore, I, the Governor • i Province of New Munster, with the i of the Executive Council thereof, doh l declare that the said Ordinance shall k' i and after the date hereof, be enforced the original limits of the towns of Lytteh and Christchurch as the same are deserfe and delineated in the authorised plan. ■ the Canterbury Association. fTIiVPn pnnor YYYvr VinrtH _1 • derjthe Public Seal of the Prov! of New Munster, in the Is J New Zealand, at GovernJ (L.S.) House, at Wellington, this ?=□ teenth day of May, in the Our Lord One thousand ft hundred and fifty-one. " G. Grey, Governs, By His Excellency’s command, Alfred Domett, Colonial Secretary. God Save the Queen I

PROCLAMATION. By His Excellency Sir George Gsj a Knight Commander of the % Honorable Order of the Bath, GJ vemor and Commander-in-Chiel] and over the Islands of New Z"'"® and Governor of the Provinces! New Ulster and New Munster J Vice Admiral of the same, &c. &c,3 ‘TITHEREAS, by an Ordinance enaJ ’ ’ by the Lieutenant-Governor of hi Zealand, by and with the advice and cons of the Legislative Council thereof, Sess VII, No. 7, intituled “An Ordinance fori Regulation of Prisons,” it is enacted th “ it shall be lawful for His Excellency! Governor, from time to time, as to! shall seem meet, by Proclamation, to clare any House, Building, Enclosure Place, to be a Public Gaol; and from after the publication of any such Prock mation, such House, Building, Enclosun, Place, shall be deemed and taken tok Public Gaol.” And whereas, it is desirable that! Building now used as a Lock-up in their of Lyttelton, in the District of Canterh in the Province of New Munster, should proclaimed to be a Public Gaol of the Cok Now therefore, I, the Governor of thes Province of New Munster, do herebyf claim and declare that the Building A .aid, shall be deemed and taken tote l of the Public Gaols of the Colony of S Zealand. Given under my hand, and under the Public Seal of ther vince of New Munster, in tb‘ lands of New Zealand, at Gw (L.S.) ment House, at Seventeenth day of May, m Year of Our Lord One tW Eight hundred and Fifty ° De ' G. Ghbt, Govern By His Excellency’s command, Alfred Colonial Secfc' God Save the Colonial Secretary’s C$ Wellington, 23rd MapHIS EXCELLENCY THE GOV NOR-TN-CHIEF has been pl* appoint James Hay Wodehouse, Esq to act as His Excellency’s Private Sec during the absence of Captain Nuge < Regiment, j The appointment to take effect f‘° 19 th instant. By His Excellency’s i