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Samoa Times and South Sea Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 121, 24 January 1880, Page 3

R A i; C K L A N J). 0 V A L A U 111 tons, dipt. Scott, Will sail for the above port, via Fasitootai ami Gngamalai, on TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 27. Eur Ereiglit or Passage, apply onboard roitiA by the Grace of <Jo»l of the I'niUid Kingdom of Great Britain ami Ireland Queen, Dcfoiuler of the Faith kc. &c. Made in the name and on bohalf of Her Majesty, by Her .Majesty's High Commissioner for the Western Pacific To i:i;<;ij.ati: ran sale of aiims a.M) Arthur Gordon. I. No British subject resident in the Navigator's Islands shall sell arms or ainuuition without a license to that effect under the hand of H.B.M. Consul or iJeputy Gorniiiissioiier, which license such Consul or Deputy Gonimissioner is hereby authorized if he see fit to issue, subject to the following provisions. 11. Every British subject selling arms he liable on of tlie High Counriii inent, with hard lab™. ..,. ~,,, ~,,..., not exeeediiiL' three months, as the Court 111. Every license issued under this Regulation sliall specify the name of the party to whom it is issued, and his residence, and the number of arms and the amount of ainuuition which he is licensed to sell, and every such liceu main in force until the :i Ist day of Deemher in the year in which it is issued and no longer. IV. A fee of one shilling shall bo payable on the issue of every such license. V. No such license shall be issued to any British subject unless he have previously entered into a Bond to llor .Majestv the Queen, so conditioned that lie engages to forfeit to Her Majesty the sum of Eifty Pounds sterling should he sell any arms or animation to any native of Samoa, or any native of any island in the Pacific Ocean ; and every such Bond shall have two good and sufficient sureties lo the satisfaction of the IJeputy Commissioner or Consul. VI. Every license to sell arms and amimilion shall be ipso facto cancelled on proof before the High Commissioner's Court (hat the holder of it has sold any arms or amunitiim to any native of Samoa or of anv island in the .Pacific Ocean, and the holder thereof shall be liable to the same penalties as if he had sold arms or ammunition without license. I.'. at Apia, this Eighteenth day of November, ill the year of < Kit- Lord, (>ne Th'.n-aml Ei'dit Hundred an 1 Seventyh\ T K, the undersigned, hereby give notice, that all persons n'ro forbidden, without due authority from us, to sell, or attempt to sell, (for an alleged chum for taxes, or on any pretense whatever . or in any manner to interfere with the lands, situated in Samoa, owned by us, or in which we have an interest, or any part thereof. Said lauds being those formerly belonging to the Central Polynesia Laud and Commercial Co. Such interference or protended sale will be wholly unlawful and void, and the persons concerned therein will be dealt with according to law. All persons are hereby warned against buying any part of said lauds or any interest therein or claim thereto by virtue of such interference) or pretended sale, as such purchaser will acquire no right or title whatever to the said lauds, and will he treated as a trespasser. Apia, Samoa, I)eo. 13th, IS7O. J. K. C. Iloiins. Jamks Nkyi.an. By their Attorney in fact, Thkuuoiie A. Loud. Apia, Samoa, Dee. 12th, 1870. "tIfTE do hereby appoint Richard Y'Y llcthoriugton as our Attorney and Solicitor to appear for us in any Court or tribunal in the Sumoan Islands to defend any action or proceeding which may he instituted against us or our property iu Samoa and also to institute any action or proceeding ill Samoa that may bo necessary to protect our interests in the said property. .1. lv. <'. IlmilW Jamhh Nbvlan liy their Attorney in fact. Tniioiioiif. A. Loud Acknowledged before T. M. Dawson, lw[., U. S. Coustil, loth Dee., lo7l>.