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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 632, 23 August 1851, Page 4

first day of August, in the year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty-one. G. Grey. Governor-in-Chief. By His Excellency’s command, Alfred Domett, Colonial Secretary. God Save the Queen. z-t i. • i cn a >_ r\cc.— vruiuniai ocuicuu v a wiiivu, Wellington, 11th August, 1851. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER-NOR-IN-CHIEF has been pleased to direct the publication of the following Notice for general information. By His Excellency’s command, Alfred Domett, Colonial Secretary. NOTICE. A T any Warehousing Port within the Is--‘A lands of New Zealand, the Collector or Sub Collector of Customs is authorized to issue certain quantities of Tobacco free of duty for Sheepwashing upon the application of any Sheepowner, or his known Agent, having first taken a declaration that he has a certain number of Sheep infected with the Scab ; and for the purpose of washing them he requires lbs. of Tobacco. The Collector having ascertained from the Commissioner of Crown Lands that the declaration is correct may issue a warrant to the Locker to damage the Tobacco, by having it thoroughly saturated with Spirits of Tar or Turpentine, and then deliver it from the Warehouse free of Duty. FORM OF DECLARATION. I, A. 8., do solemnly and sincerely declare that I have (or C. D. has) Sheep at , which require washing for the Scab, and for which purpose I require (or he requires) lbs. of Tobacco ; and 1 make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true. Declared before me at the"'i Custom House, , I this day of , f (Signed) A.B. 18 . J (Signed) E. F. Collector. I believe the above declaration to be correct in every particular (Signed) G. H., Commissioner of Crown Lands. FORM OF ENTRY. F. DAMAGED TOBACCO FROM WAREHOUSE. Port of Wellington, day of , 185 , Ex the , a ship, I. K., Master, from L. M., Warehoused by O. P., the day of 18 ,in Q. R’s. Warehouse. To the Locker. Allow the above quantity to be damaged by being saturated with Spirits of Tar or Turpentine for twelve hours, and then deliver to (Signed) E. F., Collector, IMPORTATION AND SALE OF GUN1 POWDER. Colonial Secretary’s Office, Wellington, 20th August, 1851. TTIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER-NOR-IN-CHIEF directs it to be notified for general information that the following Regulations have been established with regard to the landing, sale, or removal of Arms, Gunpowder, or other Warlike Stores : — No person is permitted to import, land, sell, or remove Arms, Gunpowder, Shot, or Warlike Stores, without a license previously obtained under the hand of the Colonial Secretary of the Province; or some other person duly authorised; Any person desiring to purchase Arms, Gunpowder, or Shot, for sporting purposes must previously apply to the Resident Magistrate, of the District, who will authorize, if he think fit, the purchase from the holder ot a license above referred to, of such a quantity as may be stated in a certificate to be granted by such Resident Magistrate z A -Register the persons obtaining such certificates, and the «uant' : t : -° a ' der, &c.. they may be authorized tc/purchase, will be kept by the Resident Magistrate m each district. ° By His Excellency’s command, Alfred Domett, Colonial Secretary.