•Itnto the said Samuel Edger Robert I Jones John Shepherd John pollings and tfohn Gover Dudding tiieir heirs and assigns all those lands particularly described in the schedule written Jiereon delineated by the plans thereof hereto annexed marked A (Excepting and reserving out of this conveyance the sections numbers 12 3 47 and 8 of the township of Port Albert laid out by the said William Rawson Brame and the several roads abutting thereon ) and which said sections and roads are delineated by the plan hereto annexed and marked B Together with all deeds to the said lands re- Jating and the rights and appurtenances to the same belonging To hold the same unto the said Samuel Edger Robert I Jones John Shepherd John Collings and John Gover Bud ding their heirs and assigns and to the trus tees for the time being acting in the trusts hereof Upon trust from time to time when required in writing by a majority of the bone fide settlers resident on the Oruawharo Ma talcohe and Paparoa blocks in the Kaipara district To sell and dispose of the same either altogether or in lo!s by public auction at Auckland or Port Albert after one month's previous notice in one or more newspapers published in Auckland for ready money or up on credit and subject to such conditions as they may think fit with power to buy in and resell the same without being liable for any Joss thereby occasioned and to rescind alter or vary any contract or agreement relating thereto And also to make and execute all such contracts deeds and agreements as may be requisite or necessary for the purposes aforesaid and out of tho money to arise from such sale or sales as aforesaid First to pay the expenses attending the same or otherwise incurred m the execution of the Trust created by this deed and Secondly to apply the nett proceeds of such sale or sales to such purposes and in such manner as the majority of the said settlers shall by resolution in writing direct or appoint Provided always and this convey ance is upon these conditions viz. That if on or before the 24th day of July 1863 the set tlers upon the Paparoa or Matakohe blocks obtain from the General Government or the Provincial Government a Grant of land as a site for a township or village upon either of tho said blocks of land then and in such case the settlers upon such block so obtaining a grant for such township land shall forfeit all claims to the lands herein conveyed and to all funds profit and advantage arising therefrom. And provided also that the said William Raw gon Brame shall be entitled at anytime before the 24th day of January 1864 upon payment of the sum of £25 to a Conveyance in fee sim ple of Half an acre of land part of the said section number 170 hereby conveyed and ly ing between allotments numbers 8 and 10 of section number 5 of the township of " Port Albert" such Half acre allotment to be con veyed to the said William Rawson Brame his heirs or assigns without any acquirement from the settlers aforesaid and by conveyance ex ecuted by the said Samuel Edger &c, And it is hereby declared that in lieu of a sale the Trustees hereof shall on the authority of a re solution signed by a majority of the said set tlers convey and assure the whole or any part of the land hereby conveyed for any purpose or purposes whatsoever specified in the said resolution and in such manner as may therein be set forth Provided also that no purchaser of any part of the lands hereby conveyed or his representatives shall be~answerable for the Joss misapplication or nonapplication or be obliged to see to the application of the purr ohase money paid by him nor eftall he be con

cerned to enquire- as to the fact of the said I settlers of the said block having requested the Trustees of these presents to sell the said lands or any part thereof Provided that when- (! ever any trustee named in or appointed under these presents shall die or go to reside out of or be absent for a whole year from the pro vince of Auckland or refuse or become inca pable to perform or desire to retire from the office It shall be lawful for the continuing and capable trustees or trustee (being capa ble) of if there be no such trustee for the ex ecutor or administrator of the trustee who shall then have last died in his office to appoint by writing under their his or her hand and at tested by one witness any person or persons to be a trustee or trustees in the room of such deceased absent refusing incapable or retiring trustee And that each trustee may receive or retain his expenses out of the trust premises And that no trustee who shall place any trust property in the power of any co-trustee or co-trustees shall be answerable for any loss or misapplication thereof or for any involun tary loss And the said "William Rawson Brame ( in consideration of the sale by him of a portion of "Port Albert" and also to enable the settlers of the said blocks to use the same) Doth hereby dedicate to public purposes as public roads and highways for ever the seve ral roads and streets shown on the aforesaid plan marked B hereto annexed and which roads are of the several width marked thereon In witness whereof the said parties have hereunto subscribed their names. Signed &c..

Shipping News.

The Progress, Cap. Dodd arrived at Port Al bert on Aug-. 20,; with stores which were much needed, every particle offlour, sugar, tobacco &c. being exhausted. Her cargo was asun der, no passengers. 5 bags rice, 2 box sperm, 3 do. moulds, 1 bag salt, 3. do. biscuit, 2 do. sugar, 2 mat do, 1 box raisens, 1 ck. currants several pgs. sundries, 2 tons flour, 2 bags bran 1 do. wheat,—^Marcroft. 6 cwt. potatoes, 3 mats sugar, 2 bags rice, 1 case shoes, I sun dries—'Cray- 1 dray, 1 bag maize,—Edger. 2 bags potatoes, 1 sundries, —Collinge. 6cwt. potatoes, 3 mats sugar, 1 do. rice, 3 sundries, Cocks, 2 mats and 5 bags sugar, 1 can trea cle, 1 do. oil, 1 bag rice, 1 box candles, 3£ tons flour, 14 cwt. potatoes, 2 sundries, —=Dodd. sundry packages for Hubert and Martin, Pa •paroa. Left an 21st for Paparoa and Wairoa; purposes returning to Port Albert for gum be going to Auckland. Qn Aug. 5, the Saleombe Castle, Capt. James, was on the berth at Hobartonfor Canterbury. The prince Consort 6.0 tons, left Auckland for Port Albert via the North Cape, on Aug. 14, with a. considerable cargo., including the ma chinery for Nicholson's saw mill, arrived in the Kaipara harbour on 21st, and stranded on a bank out of her course, in the Kaipara river, reached here on the 28th. The Trustees held a meeting on July 13, when the road, tenders were opened and de cided as follows : No. 1, Inger, 3s 3d ; No. 2, Beecroft, 2s 6d; No. 3, Oldfield, 2s Gd; No. 4, Plumraer, 2s 6d; No. 5, Cooper, 2s lOd; No. 6, Burdett, 3s lOd; No. 7,, no tender. A mini mum quantity of 5 chains to be done per week from August 17. Mr. Johnson was appointed Secretary to the Trustees.. Post At,—--Below we give the number of letters received at and despatched from Port Albert during July. The balance tells much against the thoughtfulness of friends at home. Despatched, 142 letters, 104 Newsp. Received ~ 33 „ 134 „ 1 bk.prcl.

New Arrivals.—Sinco our"last we have had a slight- accession to our numbers, viz.: Mr. and Mrs, Armstrong, Mr. E. Rishworth, Mr. J. Jones, 1 child, Mr.Arden. No departure. An Albertlander.—On Aug. 12, whilst a militia-man was handling a revolver in his tent at Papakura, it exploded and the shot entered the breast of Wm. Vickery, who was on duty outside. He is now recovering from the effects, in the Hospital Ward, Albert Bar racks, Auckland. E§§^° We must entreat the Mnd forbearance of our friends whose advertisements are omitted, for ano ther issue, wlien we intend tryi?ig to enlarge.

Monthly Notes for September

1. Tu. English Mail leaves Auckland. \ 2. W. Port Albert; Market Day. 5. S. Moon's last quarter, 12h 48m, p.m. 6. Sun. 14th Sun. aft, Trinity. 8. Tv, Supplementary Eng. Mail via OtagQ. 9. W. Our Anniversary. First Albertland settlers landed at Auckland, 1862;. 13. Sun. 15th Sun, after Trinity. New moon, 4h 21m, p.m. 20. Sun. 16, th Sun. aft. Trinity. Last day to letters for England: 21. M. Equinox.-—Moon's first qr, lh 12 a.m 22. Tu. English mail due at Auckland. 27. Sun. 17th Sunday after Trinity. Full moon,, 5h 41m, p.m. 29. Tu. Michaelmas day.

Our Markets.

Aug. 5, .—We are informed that the natives^ were affected by some remarks made m our last; -we are glad to say something moved them, for on this day they brought to a land ing place a mile distan.t from our market, a quantity, of well-fed pigs, dead and alive y, kumeras, pumpkins, and dried mullet. Our people, not knowing anything- of their arrival i until after dark, very few attended. Live pigs j fetched 4d..,. dead of excellent quality, 6d. to. .•■'. 7f d. per 1b.., pumpkins, 4d,. each, mullet. 3s9d>. doz. We forbear any further remarks on tho subject at present, hoping that the natives will bring their produce to the market m fu ture, and not sanction an attempt at mono- poly, which is certainly inimical, to their interests. Not a kumera was to behad in the town and everyone wished to buy, but, every ounce was sold to one man two hours before we knew of their arrival.. Mr. Brown again, brought a supply of trees. herbs, &c, which fetched as follows : pears,, Is, figs-, 7d, rasps, Is 3d. doz, poplars, 6d,, willows, &d, gooseberries, 4s 6d. doz, roses,. 3s 6d. doz. quince, 6d, : cherry, Bd, to Is. Turkeys 4s. each, fowls, — Mr. Marcroft killed a Heifer, which sold at; Bd. and during the month we have had mut-. , ton and kid at 9d.. lb. There was an extra attendance this day. ~

THE ALBERTLAND GAZETTE.

Printed by Sam.uel Johnson, 9, Market-street; Port Albert, Auckland, New Zealand. Agents:. Mr. Boot, at Smallfield's, Queen-st* ;' Auckland ; Mr.; Hook,. Paparoa; Mr. Haines, ': Matakohe; Mr. Glose^ Te Arai; Mr. Dennigpu Mangawai. London; Mr. G. Street, CornMt,

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