V.DAMS AND PUDDLING MACHINES. I.—Dams and Puddling Machines.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 257, 16 October 1862, Page 6

V.DAMS AND PUDDLING MACHINES. I.— Dams and Puddling Machines.

Any person intending to form a dam, or to erect a puddling machine, shall give notice thereof iv writing to the Warden, in the form hereinafter prescribed, and shall post and maintain for a period of seven clear days, copies of such notice upon the intended site of such dam or machine, and at internals not ex ceeding 100 yards along the course of any proposed sludge-drains connected therewith. And if no valid objection be entered within seven days from the .posting and service of such notice, the Warden may grant a Certificate of Registration to the applicant.

T?ORiI 01? NOTICE. (District and date.)

To the "Warden at I hereby give notice that I intend to (form a dam, or erect a puddling-machine, as the case may be) at ( * ). (Signature and address in full of applicant)—-

* Here describe the locality, and in the case of a puddling-machine state the proposed course of the* sludge drains. ; , "

person shall take possession of any clairai race,■■■■dam, machine, or any other right or privilege whatsoever (unless the saipie shall have been absolutely relinquished) without first obtaining ; consent of the owners, or the authority ofthel?Varden. ;

;T£#ai?iJW JIA^WoF FOSSK^&E;ic; We publish for gei^lnFdMaitton, the Nw Rate ;ot rosta S e in force from and after April!, 1862 :— ' SATt^p^oP<)STAG]b' G9ARGEABLE- ON JfSS -NEWSPAPERS, AN D'-BOOK--PACKETS POSTED IN THE COLONY. | ■ :-r ■: ,- - LETTERS. • ;-.-.-■-• ' ••- —-INLAND- LETTERS. ' Not exceeding \ oz . 2d I Exceeding; \ oz., and not exceeding 1 oz. '" 4d" .'.,-,.: 1 OZ., „' }> 2OZ. ... BJ. i^soon.ffiereMg fonrpence for every additional uncfr or traction ot an oiuice. i -n o" x?'~ To THE United Kingbok. | j_By Southampton or by direct ship— lln ot exceeding A 0z... .. gj Exceeding £ O z7. and not exceeding 1 *oz. '' Is' . ,» } oz -> „ „ 2 oz. ... 2s. And so on, increasing one shilling for every additional ounce or traction of an ounce By Marseilles— Xot exceeding 4 oz ... .. .. gj Exceeding | oz., and not exceeding $ oz. '.'.'. Is. " \ oz -> » „ i oz. 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But such letters cannot be tainsinilted by any irregular route, or one entailing idditioual expose on the Colonial tioverninenb. Letters on the public service of the General Goverumeut ot' the Colony are transmitted free by post, if Soaring the words, "'On the Public Service only,'' and the signature of some oiiicer of the (jcuerul Uoverament authorised to frank otiicial letters. ' 10.—Registered Letters. Legcstration Fee ... ... .. ... Is in addition to the ordinary postage chargeable on any other. Except in special cases, as exhibited in table subjoined. NEWSPAPERS. To any part of the Colony, if published in the Colony, and posted within seven day*-from publication .. .. Free. If nut published inthe Colony, or not posted wiohiu seven days from publication, each .. .. .. - Id 2. To the United Kingdou, v£« Southampton, or by direct ship .. .. .. Free. To the United Kingdom, via Marseilles, each .. 3d. 3. To th; Continent of Europe, via Trieste, each ... ... ... ... 2d. 4. To Syria and Turkey (not through the United Kingdom), not exceeding two ounces ... ... ... ... Id And so on. at the rat f oae penny for ever addi naf two ounces. Note.- For the Postage chargeable on Newspapers, forwarded to other countries, throuyh the United Xi igloai, see table <A) subjoined. BOOK PACKETS. 1. To any part of the Colony, or to the United Kingdom, via Southampton Not exceeding 4oz ... ... ... 4d PJxceediug 4 ot., and not exceeding 8 0z... Bd. ~ 8 o/.., ~ ~ 16 0z... Is. -Id And so on, increasing eight pence for every addi-tia-ual half-pound, or fraction of h:i!f-a-pound. 2. To the following British Colonies — As'jsiision lonian Islands Bermuda Natal British West Indies New Brunswick Canada Newfoundland Cape of G-ood Hope* Nova Scotia Falkland Islands Prince Edward Island Gambia St. Helena Grold Coast Sierra Leone Heligoland Vancouver's Island Not excoe-.iing i oz. ... ... ... 7d Exceeding -i oz., and not exceeding S oz. ... Is. 2d 8 oz.. ~ ~ lo oz. ... 2s 4d. and so on, increasing one shilling and two pence for every half-Bound, orYractioi) of half-a-pound. i'RKI'AYJIEXT BY STAMP 3. All letters, packets, and newspapers ported in New Zealand, must be prepaid by aiiixing postage abels the colony ot suilicient value. LOOBE*LETTERS. All letters received from beyond seas,at any Post Office in this Colony, which have not been regularly posted at the place of despatch (loose letters), are chargeable v/it'r full postage, according to the rates established by the foregoing tables, unless they are letters which it is not compulsory by law to send by post, iv which case they are chargeable with the inland rate of postage only. INSUFFICIENT PAYMENT. Letters and packets liable to more than one rate of postage, aiid addressed to places within the Colony, or to the United Kingdom, it bearing at least a single rate, will be forwarded and charged with the postage deficient; and another single rate as a fine. 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With the above limitations, a packet-book may contain any number of separate books, maps, prints, or piiotoei'aph's, and any quantity of paper, vellum, or parchment, either printed, written on, or plain, (exclusive^ of anything in the nature of a letter whether sealed or open,; with the binding, covering, or mounting attached or belonging to such book, print, map, or photograph, and all things' legiti inately appertainiue: to or necessary for the transmission of any enclosed literary or artistic matter, -but exclusive of glass in any form. The names and address of the sender may appear on the cover. &EGISTRATIOH. Any person can have a letter registered by affixing on it by means of the proper labels the amount of the registration fee, in addition to the proper postage, and presenting it at a Post Oftiee during office hourls, ami ai-lea>t one hour before the closing of the mail lie which it is desired to be transmitted. Every p£ ot caution will be adopted to ensure the safe deliver.! be a registered letter, by entering it ou the letter b 1 ro

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OVERLAND CAKUIAG3. No Postmaster will be required to receive any book-packet for transmission by an overland mail, ii from its weight or any other cause the packst appear calculated to retard the carrier.

CitOSBIR WARD, Postmaster-General