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Sectretaris, voor, of op Maandig den 21 Maart aanst., 2X 5, bade oa m7 benevens tenn Verzogelden brief, bevattende, van dianen P oeaereel enced Dies vag Siontten nao MBF bi dpi naam van den Inzender, en van duifen, het byzonder Fonds, 6a wa See met de noo, NM Pith Ma eeewaar zulis verl et baeey dezelven-d.en:tgine MAM BUCK, St. Georges-s WAARD £60, | BERIGT. E Mededingsrs worden vergocht. hupne. monsteys,; onder ‘én byzonder merk,, ia te zenden aan.den: erk “tan het monster des Schryvers, Die brief alleen. gropend worden welke beboort tot fet mlonsler Deewiments dig Is gekeurds 1.04 i. ve i dat dea, wasardig is wide fd Lawes 2 oy ho goon tT we ce A OAL do T $2 KAAPSCHE BAZAAR, : a1 Heerenirachty COMPENSATIE VORDERINGEN, |_VERSCHE GOEDEREN NU ONTPAKT. Hr. Gres, biedt tyne parsonele diensten aan, EB Ondergetotkende heeft sem tal ‘ontvangen een prachtig assortement Dames en terwy! hy in England ia, om de sommea verschaldigd “CHILDE HAROLD + Noy nhieu modische Toskaansche, Dunstable en fancy an de Vorderaars, op het Slaven Compensatie Fonds, to 8:4 breede Lakenslinnen, HOEDJES, fraaye nagemaakte Bloemen, Zyien, ty entvanger. Het Geld zal naa deze Kolonie worden | -Hemdelimnen, witte. blaauwe en zwarte Moleskin, | den ‘Sambrelen en Parasols superfyn Hlemdelionen, ge- gremitteerd, of delegd: 6p zoodanige maopierels de par~| Moleskinsche Baatjes en Broeken, Damast, Diaper drout Kamerdock eile “cok: ‘ 1 tyen mogea en en Huccaback, Meubelgeruit. " » ena-ene 5, D. GREGORY. - Witte -Spreyen, groote gestreepte Hémden en Ka- F eae aer eee ~ f KENNISGEVING VERTREK. toen, witte Hemden, beste soort, do. met Hnnen halsen| Mfuayk en Muzyk Instrumenten, eene Bleotriseer DE Br. Geonse Grero, voornemens eynde naar Eng- handboors, en tawi ‘Borsten, Guernsey Rokken, Fawn machine, Sohryfbehoeften, Glazen Kasten, land te‘gaan, versoektdat alle vorderingen tegen hem | €% Schotsche  leikleure en fancy Sokken, BERIEF.—die Heeren ‘die-hunne namen heben inge- | zyden Beursjes, gom elastieke en zyden Kruisbanden. F ASCHER) rechel vere cid Goederen, ‘welke ‘steftig robe- schreren, als Deelhebbers voer het oprigten van een | Dubbele en‘enkele katoenen Mutsen, witte en gcharlaken. : te Eibineh, mug Ra nGROOU ie, wove, met ete | ve Sokken | Dene. Baniehene 72 ee commie ime bvrned ebay han eke Byeankompt by te mone, wetke. x: ri ‘Stocks, 1 raagjes, R. Naaizyden. ; aI op WOENSDAG ‘den 2deo Meare, ten Lure, in de Beure, tot Stocks, tancy Kreaiies Haven: Wenieyee?) i tem groote Pineo Fortes, bard en dvamt Orgele, Flmiten, het overw van het Spivey ‘an, Ordgunantie, te wor- Flagiolets, Klarinetten, Vielea, Hoboye, Tamboprines, den voorgeltgd ‘dan den Wergeventién Raad, voor het aan- Trompetten en Trummen, ee: Fallen van dew-Lyst. van Duelhebers en andere wen. Eene Serapiae,. de beste kaltene, Muzykdoozen, Glazen Kasten, &c, ken, Parlemoere Hemdsknoopjes, zwarte patente Knoopen, ‘(Onderbaatjes, Baatjes! ea Rokiren,) Peperment Koekjes ‘van de beste kwaliteit, Pty Witte Windsor. en zeer. heldere gele Zeep- eas: A Heerengracht. GEORGE.GREIG.: 2De Deihed' die-hwptie Se; hog niet ‘hebben -befadld aan ne Bibliothesk Musyk, eine hveveeld Uitkos den Hr. Canoman, voor. :de‘tbsteo van bet onwerpen der.. ; Ordonnantie, Advertentien, ens. volgens de Vota van keg, azyk, Foolscap, Post en Pot Papier, Pome Teyem, Committee worden versocht sulka4q.nomn yopr de Hyectkomet.|; aie xiv ANGEN per COMMODORE en FEEJEE, wid eee oh, Feu, 1688, “ANE CARBE ttn. Boe @ te en bruine Tafelgences, wile en broive Hartjes ZONDER RESERVE. — 1 =.'|‘Baftas, zwarte en witte Prints, ligte en donkeré grond. PUBLIEKE VERSAKOOPING, COMMISSARIAAT. | Printa, Meubel Prints, Bengaalagh Gestreept, Moleskin, IE; NE publieke paren bocce hindder Wak at’ vail, sivart en biaauw, goud end Heméelinnes, Bindebdai, OP. MAANDAG MORGEN. ‘| erolde Voeri te Gros de Nuptes, AN aitmusteade Hvuismeubéice, Zilver en Plated- Depot van dit Departement, op HEDEN, :den 26 Ginghame. ring, gedrukte Kranajes, spes, werk, Glas, Poreelcin en Aerdewerk, Piano Forte, dezer, ten 12 ure des middags, van Raditeh Laketisitinen, Ravenduck en Dowlas, brujn | Hollandeche Sobiieeryen; won restact Uithermeche Wyten, 281 kis che Vormicaursen, ‘Hollands, raw en Gou ‘tjou Geen, Stitgaren, Pet-rsham | ledige Bottels, epz. enz, ara ‘50 Wie,’ to ieder kistje, en vale Merinos, Kasitniere Backskins, Tarlans en  Meebelea en toabehsoven vam tee Legetent io de Kar, en broons, Bombardta, Sasi, “Merino, Flannel, fyn Laken, | de Pleinstumat, No. 31, Kuepetad, 3 2 Commaltariaats Baresa, 23 Feb. 2836. payrtton Shawia, "Thibet, Shawls en. Doeken,, Guernsey | De Meubelen bestaan in Ledikanten, Bedden, Waoth>. rey 23 7 ri Rokken, reode Metsen. tafels, Commodes, Toilet Spiegels, Vepgeter Gordynea, ‘OP HEDEN MORGEN. Heerengracht JAMESON, WINGATE & Co. erage aot -Tepyiies, ee f ea eset gna ane eee ha, en tafe! elem, ‘a ‘CHEBRONBCHS KOTTY. BERIGT aay BUITENLIEDEN ux ANDEREN. | Schoorsteenspirgels, eee f'naye Vieamechs Sebildasy ear 2:0 tat ire LLE degenen die huane Horologien aan mynen overle- | Vierkante 0 Forte metgien plaat, bya vicar, _. ZONDER RESERVE. denen Echtgenoot JOSEPH. HEINRICH, ter. repa. pelende vier licdjen, prachtige Tafelsvrvies, P HEDEN MORGEN, (Vrvoaa,) zal by de Heeren | ratic habbea toagezonden, worden ‘hy exe verzocht desel. [tice patron, umstrecks 200 food il A DICKSON, BUBNSES, & Co. worden verkecht, werbiaveh-ebne mannd van heden, ‘by de Ondergeterkenden | hemache Wyn, en eene groote -verschei eid Guederen 267 gakken fyné Coylonsthe Kolfy, | te komen afbalen. ‘te ve El ond te melden, welke to zien ayn op, aansteande No. 8 St. Jansstraat, Kaapstad 'O February 1836 De Weduwe HEINRICH. ONTYANGEN per * COMMODORE’ en ‘FEEJEE.’ KOEYEN VERMIST, : PeslIEKE Verkohner ‘“ullen worden voortgezet Te Koop aan, ee Pa\buis van den Ondergeteekenden, —' _Rde. 20, Belooning. tf aan het Pakhuig yah de Ondergeteekenden,. ebloemde, zyden en gedrukte Mantua.Kleedjes, WVRRDWAALD op Woensdeg den 17 dezer, van het OP IEDER WOENSDAG MORGEN, aprethte riyalie Kieedjes, zydeneu gazen Doeken en Sjerpen | land van Veldhuisen, naby Rondeboschje, twee Koey~ van een uitgebreid assortéméat Britsche en andere Manu- ebiocmd § law eel, abelehite. eperde Shite Kleedjen, oa den zwarte met een seeive vette ict naby Bet bari facturen, med ards et Kinde ea Da! gwenaaide andere t eetic -b er ‘ KOE aul PEPER, Banden, gran de en getumbocrde Musiee Kraagjoa Kinder woorbad,belde van’ Vedertandach ras, saiuen comen om de -—. ROBFY, PRP: : Dames genani fh Kroontjes, i : e Says, Segaren, Beep, Spe sda, Novrsche Dev - | Swiss Mull Muslin, Blonds Neten Quillag. Kante ‘Tattinge, Koppen, syn op Vrydag. Morgen gerien maby de Zoute len, ‘Aardewerk, ‘enz.enz, Jen Randjes, garen Randjes, en awarte Kante Voiles, extra | veers hemende But eee Saat t vab Tyger HAMILTON ROSS & Co. | dikke gryze Salempores, gebleekte Baftas en Hemdelinuen, | Die hen terug breagt of itformatie ter ondekking geeft, KG Op tanst. WOENSDAG, zal stellig Zonder Re-| Moleskine, witte, gekleurde, en swarte echte katorpen. boveugem. Beleoning ontvangen. serve worden Verkocht, cen kis iohoadeade 100 past fakery repel ai aE A Hl Ean To 3: HPRSHELL, : tsen, geweefde Mofjes, Kraagjes, Grie! 1 ihe fm nt beste Londonsehe gemaakte Wellington Laarzen. L . en katoenea Kousen Hatdl-choenen, Shaws Ondergeteckende opeegeing ontvanges hebbende E Onder, . inden heeft ontvangen laatste i " Gog en LG ai Kretgjee bib pien MW cabs tok stvening van con Kapitate bors van tio Dsiscad, getecks! ste i; .groote verache: id | Rykedaalde vesbanies , D a, 54, deh en 6-4 Meriaos, kassimniere | Latehe' eo Hemdelinnen, Yt Sant, Taprt Kieedjon, | 6c cmannltenbs Taarvoot veroemsies bi hvdeadafr Palnoripaey Shawls, zeer fyve Lestioga Shaw! Kleedjea. Moleskia. Prints, | Linen. Trap, Topytjee, Dowlas en Gerait, Mans Livorno | gee) het Dorp’ ie Mie ftas, is ige | Hoedjes, Zadelwer! teenblaauw, Sty(sei, witte, roode, | Teele vae het Dorp Pampoenekseal, on thass. bevoond Baltes, en bruine Longetotb, br recy azn _ceken matige Boe i en groene Vert, Brasiera Blad Koper. es Haar. | 400r den Heer D, Storsenc, biedt derhalven die Vasie Goe- Pryzen, met eene verscheidenheid andere Goederen. gan gyn file on verseheldene auceee wear > pasente Haur- da wait de hand (@ koop op billyke voorwaarden.—De ge- : : ‘ W. ANDERSON, & Co. | bouwen-ny nicaw, en dubbel het voormeid-Kapitea] wanrd. EENE PUBLIEKE VENDUTIE, Birr eee rere ore aiee Each 14 dite “GM Triage Dito, Vendubriefjes te worden gedateerd op den 1 -Maart, ZATURDAG, ‘es op deb/day der ° nen oe Sew eee ~t, W. ADAMS, Pakhuis, Loopstraat, No. 91, ERNST LANDSBERG. — NAAR BOMBAAL eT fraaye Schip “Upton Castle,” Kapt. Doxcan, Zonper Ressava, Se aS eE LSE Tri ee Nerget A afle uten verwabht op have ‘reis saar Bombaai, | Vag” AL worden gehoutlen op aanst. DINGSDAG, den! _. Pre trremed VEEROO RING. ‘OENS heeft accommadatie voor Passagiers, en sal eone| : Isten Manst, Tancone graote ‘verscheidenheid Geet irpea lay neh 7 sten deer masnd, 4,), Ser scone iene wordn boenion Ter or | reine arr Sh eneninms bond | AUP preg in rah den Btn oP rn eee ee OMRON & PILEANS : W. ANDERSON, &Co. | A enticen worden verkocht, als:— ae Oss, ‘ . ; : : KENNISGEVING. Leander, oud 20 jaren, Werkjongen. oe NAAR ZWANEN. RIVIER, ee EVONDEN cen Stak Papieren Geld, op de Stocp Pan ” 1 oe Bayder. atte Be Geb E fraaye Bark “ Addiogham,” Kapt, Senowick, wordt ven mya Winkel, de Eigenaar kan hetzelve terug ; Spasio, Me 97 do. Stykater. : sede f ‘@udelyk ‘verwacht, tal fuiinte hebben voor Vracht | bekomen, mits heschryvende het bedragen, "En hear Kind oud & y me ken ¢ paar bovengem. Hayen, on biedt gyede accomedatie voor} No. 31 Heeren, t. J. D. GREGORY. Passagiers. RIET V. 7 Voor verdere byzonderheden adressere men zich by:, «| | -5- ALLEL,. BORRADAILES, THOMPSON & PILLANS, Haur.veor soodentg eastal Jaren, als men zal over Seceenerat teas % eenkomen, van den Isten April aaust. ; VRACHT OF PASSAGIE NAAR ENGLAND.- Tenders meldende de ‘Huar pér jaar, zullen worden aan- E welbekende Brik “Mary & June,’ Kapt. T. WinrgR, | genomen tot den sien Mart, ; heeft ruimte voor'eene kleine hoeveetheid zware Goe- DICKSON, BURNIES, & Co. Agenten. OP HEDEN MORGEN. Deren; de rest der lading geongagverd tynde, zal vezelve ae oe: binnen tien dagen syartiek ken. ae ‘Mary x aval eer E ie Aes ROBERTSON, hance & ONDER Reserve ten 11 ure precies, van nicuwmodi- i ken, e ge! e EFT aankomat van de. 7, uitmuntende gemakken, en ngs ‘gene golegen H '“@hilde Harold,’ de Annuals voor 1836, Zeewea rset op de plaats van den Hs. Cannon. Almanak voor 1836 en 1837,.Kaarten van deze Kolohie; PUBLIEKE VERKOOPING Allen zeer bekwaam ea deagdzaam, ea wordee slechte 8 ti verkocht om dat de Eigenaresse, de Wed, G. Pirers sich op Kamers ter woon is gaan begeven. Informatie te b-komen by J.C, GIE, Mz. Gt. Markt No. 46. Den 19 Fed. 1886. = No. 46 PUBLIEKE VERKOOPING, VITGESTELDE VERKOOPING. E Verkooping van Huismeubelen, 'weike geadverteerd D was te worden gehouden op Maandag den 29sten dezer, is uitgesteld tot nadere kennisgeving. Pree aan voor pote heirincerh a ne Voor Bekanntschaft, Thompson & Pillsans. Schoolbocken, Albums, Pencil, Pencil, Kantor en Memorandum Booken, Perrys Gem Elastiek, alle soorten OF MAANDAG den 29.deger, zal de Ondergete- van Stalen en Patent Pennen, Perrys Inktpoeder, Reis- kende laten verkocht, 2yn Huis eb Tain, zakken, enz.. aan de Buitenkant- No. 10, ameda Vet, ‘ea het geen Brusselgche Tapyten en Spezm Kaarsen,:Ede's welrie- | Verder zal worden sangeboden. D. RYNRACH, kende Reukwerk, om kleederen voor Mot te bewaren, Fane SCHEEPS KAPITES. Le onde ‘offerect’ 8 Le RONDE. ‘Orie cskenne rae de He. Eisors, on] TD Ose ited wns nave Ome P ll. Zondag, een mit HONDJE, met lang haar, | verstreken Diensityd van ceneVreuwelyke Apprentices, penvleetoh, 2 puuden voor 1 Schelling; alsmede yood Ge: a en een bruin oor, t naarden naam van Jolie. | oud. Zy is nwchter en ‘bedaurd, eo verntaat alle oes - | Zouten Beostenvieesch en levendVee tegen de billykste prye {i Die bem Wortemarkistraat, No. 39, zal | “evens haar Zeantje, ‘omitrent 9 jaren oud, die mede zee: | 22%) Schapen tegen 4 Rds. per stuk, mits dat de betaling ‘ ead eo G. KILIAN, | Suttig is; zy sullen zonder Reserve worden verkocht, daar | der Rekeningen by het vertrek der Schepen direct aan hem beloond w ’ le Exgetaar bonne diendien niet langér noodig heeft. gedaem worde, en hetweik ue Sch Kapiteins vi : ‘cor bywonderheden adressere mea sich by den Hr. Exxrort | sullen, dat het tot hun woordeel aterkt, arses coca ‘ KENNISGING ee aan conige Agooisn, Agonte Klerken en. To outerertontone be sesilds sit het Huis No. 16 | caardoorverh an eroawaken dat de pryzen zich et Loopstaht, hake het MI jin, van d joogen;, xondar voordeel vaor den Kouper of %: \, Heer W. 8, Bumsinwe, db plein, en | Verkoaper, : epics Agontschappen kal Ik hoop. Rapiteins sich willen begerm ‘i naar de Hal; “dlWaar sy. alles ton goodl, i i , [len i fi aaa om te Aoedene soe, viades sar: “ Axx, Ne: _. JACOB van REENEN, Fs. we it BROOLsy Addees by. Ris 162 Feb, 1886, - —C. A. Van Dex BURGH, Agent. muy : fy ses “© ©econp SUPPLEMENT ro tar GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Punucuny 26, 1836 PSA Riel USSR RR ne sen BO ee ee EN al SS ee aN Pa DD ES oI ER Ee Pe ces J. H. BAM, Junior,- SLAGTERS HAL Na EEMT de vryheid de gunst te v-rzceken fan de Hee- ren Scheepskapiteins in de Tafelba neemt aan Hun fds. te gullen J. H. BAM, Junior,- SLAGTERS HAL Na EEMT de vryheid de gunst te v-rzceken fan de Hee- ren Scheepskapiteins in de Tafelba neemt aan Hun fds. te gullen J. H. BAM, Junior,- SLAGTERS HAL Na EEMT de vryheid de gunst te v-rzceken fan de Hee- ren Scheepskapiteins in de Tafelba neemt aan Hun fds. te gullen J. H. BAM, Junior,- SLAGTERS HAL Na EEMT de vryheid de gunst te v-rzceken fan de Hee- ren Scheepskapiteins in de Tafelba neemt aan Hun fds. te gullen J. H Leveren, extra vetté Osse en Schapen- rleesch tegens de prys van Tw e Ponden voor Eene Schel- ling. Kaapsch, of 2½ Pence Sterling. - Alsmede extra ge- gouten Beestenvle-sch, tegeng den minst mogrlyken prys, en levende Sc apen & Rds. N. B. Cook zullen de Schepen met alle andere Proviene, worden voorzien, en de Orders ten striksten en spreedigsten worden verrigt. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, &c. From the 1st of March to 29th March. Under Insolvent Estates. Cornelis Andreas Brink, tradiog under the style of C. A. Brink & Co—on Tuesday the 1st of March, in Cape Town—2nd Meeting for the Provisions of Debts and choice of Trustees. Widow March, in Traan Brandery. The Widow Louis Ellert—on Tuesday, the 8th day of March, in Cape Town—Special Meeting for deciding upon an offer of Composition. Heoricus John Fischer, of the District of Swellodam—on Tuesday, the 8th of March, in Cape Town 2nd Meeting for the Proof of Debts and choice of Trustees. Verder wordt te koop of te ruil gepresenteerd, de opregte Latenveldsche Bull, onlangs door Kajt. C Brande. FREDRIK van REENEN, Jacobz. HAL No. 10. David Stephens, de Villiers, deceased, and surviving Widow Maria J. de Wit—on Tuesday, the 8th of March, in Cape Town 2nd Meeting for the Proof of Debts and choice of Trustees. March, at Beaufort—First and Final Meeting for the Proof of Debts and choice of Trustee. Albertus P. B. van Niekerk, of Swellendam—on Saturday, EEMT de yryheid de guost te verzoeken van de Heeren Scheepskapitins, in de Tafelbaai, en neemt aan Hon Edelens te zullen leveren, extra vet Ossen en Schavlesch, tegens de prys van T'wee Ponden voor Eene Schelling, Kaapsch, of 24 Pence Sterling. — Alsmede extra gezouten Beestenvieesch, tegen de minst mogelyk pryten, ea levende Schapen & Rds’ 4 ieder. De reden, waarom zulks voor bovengemelde pryzen ge- shied, is, omdat verwacht wordt. dat de Heeren Kapi- teins elf by bovengemelde Hal zullen komen, om te han- deleo, en Hun Edelens Rekeoinge: af te sluiten, opd:t er dan geene enorme percenten zull-n moeten gemist worden aan eenige Agenten, derzelver Klerken en Schuitenvoerdrs, welke fasten réeds voor lang had b hooren uit den weg geraid te worden, en alsdan den Kooper en Verkooper in de gelegentheid zal stellen, om tut hua heider yourdeel te handelen. N. B. Ook zallen de Schepen met alle andere Provisien i de Ord. trikst edigste monley roorzien,, en de, Ordrts (en striketen epoedigsten George Fredrik Hennig, of Zwartland—on Tuesday, the 20th worden verrigt. HUIZEN TE HUUR. ; ‘EN Huis in de Burgstraat, op de hoek van de Kerkstraat, een dito in de Keeromstraat, naast bet Huis vanden Hr. F. Stecman, beide Huizen zyn met alle ge- Henry. Collins, of the Cape Alexander Heddle, of Graham's Town—on Saturday, the jor the 12th March, at Swellendam Henry. Collins, of the Cape Alexander Heddle, of Graham's Town—on Saturday, the jor the 12th March, at Swellendam Henry. —3rd Meeting for the Proof of Debts and receiving the Trustee's Report. Matthias Johs, Stadler—on Tuesday, the 15th March, in Cape Town—Special Meeting for the Proof of Debts, and for determining whether proceedings shall be taken against Government for the amount of the Crop sold by them on the Farm Grotto Post, or otherwise. Honoratus F. W. Maynier, and of Johanna Elizabeth Mentz, Widow of Hons. Christian D. Maynier—on Tuesday, the 15th March, in Cape Town—Special Meeting for the purpose of determining whether the Place called Boschbelen shall be sold under the Insolvent Estate of the Widow H.C. D. Maynier, for account of the Estate of Honoratus Frederick Willem Maynier, or otherwise. Downs—on Tuesday, the 22nd of Town —1st and final Meeting for the Proof of Debts and choice of Trustees of Debts and Debts. March, at Graham's Town—Special Meeting for the purpose of enabling the I.solvent to make an offer of composition to his Creditors. March, in Cape Town—3rd Meeting for the Proof of Debts and receiving the Trustees’ Report. Under Intestate Estates, and the Estates of Persons absent from the Colony. Makken voorzien.—Te bevagen in de Léeuwenstraat No. Susanna Elizabeth Lombard, late of Riebeek’s Kasteel. 000 OF 40,000/, zyn te bekommen op renten, ‘teit —— Johann: s Albertus onder goede Securite, — Adres by dea ~“deecased—on Tuesday, 5th Marchal 10 o'clock Grand Ondergeteekenden, St. Georgestraat. es ee eB. J. ASPELING, 9. 4: PUBLIEKE VERKOPING. P MAANDAG den 14 Maart 1836, ter Plaatse van den Ondergeteekenden, genaamd “Oliphants Fon- tw," gelegen aan de Dieprivier, Kaapsch District, van etaige spannen Ossen, eene party Aanteelbeesten. eevige Wagen en Aanteelpaarden, eene quantiteit Granen, als ook de Dienstjasen van 12 stuks Aapprenticen, en wat meer is. Den 95 Feb, 1836." P. J. PIENAAR, Pz. Aletta Margaretha Magdalena Burger, Widow of the late Joseph Williams, late of the Uitenhage District, deceased—on the District of Stellenbosch—Grand Jury Room, Cape Town—on Tuesday, 8th March 1836—at 10 o’clock—Meeting of Next of Kin and Creditors, Jury Room—Meeting of Next of Kin and Creditors. Casparus Christoffel Zincke, of the Place 24 Rivieren, in the Worcester District, deceased—on Saturday, 19th March, at Worcester—10 o’clock—Meeting of do. do. Helena Hester Rens, late of Cape Town, deceased—on Tuesday, 29th March next —at 10 o'clock—Grand Jury Room—Meeting of do. do. Wednesday, 20th do. do.—at do.—Meeting of do. Ascension, George in Het District George. Market Prices, Samuel White Faze, of Fit and —on Friday, the 11th day. of Ly and Colombo. Ca Cooper.—Brings a small mail. Cargo, 700 barrels Oil.—Put in for packages Boaton, Mr. and Mrs Brings a large mail. "We Aloesperth......... 0 — 5 St pe Ondergeteekende is voornemens, op DINGSDAG Alors: Pat pees 1000. ‘Almonds, per 1000.. 12— 2 Rd a WOENSDAG, den 22 cn 23 Maart aanst, op | Appelen, per poud.. Apples. per Ibs... 6 — 7st utr voordeelige voorwaarden, ‘volgens Koopkontrakt te | Abrikozen, dito.... Apricots, do.... 4-5 — lata verkoopen, baar welbekende, en voor den aanteelt | Aardappelen, pr mud Potatoes, per muid.. 34 — 54 Rd va Paurden, Ossen, en Meriao Schapen, zeer beroemde Ee- | AZ¥", Per legeer eee Vinegar, per leaguer S = ae = Poiensplaata, genaamd do Hartbeest Kraal, gelegen in het | Balken, per vluk.... Hrams, enc «7... 9 =- 0, — Distiet George, groot in zynen grond 3,000 Morgen, met de | pevicswauch, p.pond Berry Wax. per lb.. 0 — 0 St duropstaande Gebouwen. Ook zullen na de Verkooping | Boter, per pond.... Butter, per ib... 6 — 80 va de gemelde Eigensdomsplaats, worden verkocht, de | Brandewyn, p.legger Brandy, per leaguer 115 — 123 Rd Corenten, perponde: Cur Gouverneur, per Ib o—o— Gouverneur, van eenige deugdzame Ap- Faticen, wiers namen op den dag der Verkooping zul- ‘aworden bekend gemaakt; benevens Paarden, Osseo, Keyenen Kalveren, en hetgeen verder te koop zal wor- dea aangeboden. De Verkooping zal gehonden worden doorde Hr. Hey- ducts JOHANNES VAN DE Hoven, Vendu-Auslager, te | Ganzen,dito.... rege. Kalkoenen, ditu Hottentots Holland, 17 Feb. 1836, Leateeoletobondiss Hay, per 100 ib Droge Ossenhuiden, Dry Ox Hides,. i Bokke vellen, — — Buck Skins... Eenden &Makouwen, Ducks & Muscovy do. Erwten, per mud.... Peas, per muid. Garst, per mud.... Barley, per muid Hoenders, perstuk.. Hens, each Geese, ditto, ‘Lurkeys, ditto. De Weduwe P. A. MYBURGH. Honin, er pond... Honey, perth... — Ws e H aa hod Oats, per muid 4} 5g “ er, er muld...- y ae ee =. << PUBLIEKE VERKOOPING. Kazen, aap, a4 Cheese, Cape, i lb Oo — 0 — Woarbs reer veet Sriykgeld zal gegeven worden. | Kalk, Schulpe, gam Lime, Shell, pr. pau 4 ua — _ * + » oe iy Ondergeteekende zal op WOENSDAG den 2dea| Koom, 10 mudden Wheat, 10 muids.... 109 — 140 — Maart 1886, des morgens ten 10 wren doen opvel-| Linzen, per mud — Lentil, permuid.... 28 — 29 — ‘a, aanhet Vendu Kantoor van den Hr, M.C. A. Neer Meeks fyn, pee toute rots ae. per foo Ib e i o = 440, te Stellenbosch, deszelfs kapitaal, sterk en bionen Olifante’Tanden, p.lb. Elephante’Teeih, pid ae of Rd ‘winige jaren opgebouwd Woonbuie, sande en gelegen | 9,00 tien per i06 Walnuts, per 00... 16 — 18° St ‘ade Noordzyde van de Braak, of Paradeplein alhier, | p, 14, per pond.... Pears, per Ib... 3 — G — vdende thans bewooud door Den Heer Predikant van de Persiken, per pond.. Peaches, ditto O° 25. 16 ae Geneente, bevattende zes groote royale Kamers, een extra | Pianken, per voet.. Planks, per foot o—-9— Gwte Eateaal, Kombuis, Dispens, eng, voorts Stal, Wa- | Rozyuen, per pon Raisins, per Ib : — 6 a tabuis, en diverse Buitenvertrekken, hebbende een aan- | Rogge, per mu Bye, per saad Alte it Z Sse Tuin, wolke het geliele jaar van loopend Water muoes Dee ue eat dba aia fieke tre jwmien is, zynde een en ander zeer geschikt voor een Teeer. Leeuwen ea: ion, Tiger, & Ustrich sement; kunnende het huis dagelyks worden bezigtigd | siruis Velien, pstukf Skins, each.. 8 — 4 Rd igeronderd des Zondags,) tusschen 11 en 12 uren, op | Uyen, per mud,..... Onions, per muid- - 2} — 3h — ‘armaag daartoe by den Heer bewoner. De geheele Koop- | Vedereh, Struis. pstk Feathers, Ostrich, ea, 12 — 48 St khthan des verkiezende op renten worden gehouden, Bedde, p.lb ----—_ Bed. per Ib ut i Rd | an ail stellende Securité t-n genoegen van den Verkauf- | Varkens, gemente... Pigs, fattened, each o - : - “ws P, C. van BLOMMESTEIN. ongemeste, ——~unfattened, ae tee Wclesbeech, 16 Feb. 1886. Senior Colonial Chaplain. Two sons of Alfred George Robertson, Esq., baptized William, and Alfred George. On Friday, the 21st, by the Rev. George Havant, M.A., Sentor Colonial Chaplain, A daughter of Francis's College, Esq., baptized William Henry Phillips. On Sunday, the 21st, by ditto, A son of Mr. Joseph Henry Fisher, baptized William Henry Phillips. On Monday, the 22nd, by ditto, A daughter of Frederic Dickinson, Esq., baptized Ann Emily Johanna. At Rondebosch, on Tuesday, the 23rd, by the Rev. George Haven, a M.A., Senior Colonial Chaplain, A daughter of Joseph Hamilton Douglas, Esq., Commander of the ship Morley, baptized Sophia. DEATHS. Feb. 18, in, daughter of Mr. Juba Gridiths, aged 1 year and 6 months. Walker, aged 33 years, John Hermon, aged of Mr. Henry Hall, aged 4 years and 6 months. Moon's Cuances: March 3, Full Moon, 11th 6m, a.m. SHIPPING and TRADE, Transactions, March 30, (8.—Min. 29, 88. TH Kemometan. Max. &.— Min, 73, Rersys Arrived in Table Bay. Feb. 18, Stirling, bare, J. Kurnett, from Manchester 314th nit, bound to London, Cargo, sugar.—Passengers, Mr. and Mrs. B. Zehilhien, Miss Southeote, Dr. Henderson, and 2 servants.—Trinca & few letters. Dickson, Burnies, & Co. Agents, Feb. 20. Flea, brit, N. J. Lyons, from Simon's Bay 13th inst, to this Port, Cargo, general.—Passengers, Mrs. Lyons, child, and servant. Thomson, Watson, & Co. Agents. St. Clair, schooner, T. Davis, from Saldanba Bay 17th inst.—argo, Colonial produce. Ac. Twystse, Agent. 20. Childe Harold, ship, G. Willis, from Portsmouth Dec. 6, to this Port and Bowhay, "Cargo, sundries.—Passengers, Capt. and Mrs. 3 children; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and child: Mrs. Maude, Harris, Low, Nixon, Watagn, & Co. Agents. 1. 3, to Leadon. gers, Mt. and Mrs. Barnett: Capt. and Mrs. Mrs. Dr. Fitzsimmons, Capt. Bevernoult, Mr. Caultigid, Lt. Gotteruex, and 5 children.—Put in for retreatment: Dickson, Burnies, & Co. Agents. 21. Fenella, brig, T. Bosworth, from Sydney Dec. 12, to the Port. Caro, coals.—Passengers, Mr. Chadiey, and 3 children.—Stations & tail, Dickinson, Barnies, & Co. Agents. Spoke the Globe off Algoa Bay on the 17th inst. 105 days from England bound to Algoa Bay. 21, Commodore, bark, J. Fisher, from Liverpool Dec. 3, to this Port, andries.—Passengers, Mr. Boaltee, and Mr. D. W. Hertzox & Co, Agents. On the 12th Inst. spoke the Gen. to Bombay, 74 days from Greenville. The Ferjee left Liverpool 14 days before. 22. Harvest, Am. bark, A. Pitchens, from Newport Dec. 10, 1934, to whaling. Cargo, 1,400 Lariels Oil.—Pass in for refreshments. Thomson, Watson, & Co, Agents, 24, Bayard, A. S. Miller, from New York Aug. 22, to whaling, Hase, U.S.C., Agent. 24, Upton Castles, ship, J. E. Dagan, from sandties, na. 23. Heejee, schooner, Jos, Rewley, from Liverpool Nuv. 23, to this Port and Manilla, Cargo, suadries.—Brings a mail, Rott. Wise, Holliday, & Co. Agents. Sailed out of Table Bay. Feb. 18. Malabar, to Greenock. 19. La Belione to Bourbon. Frances, to London. Stirling, to London, Atlantic, to whaling, Shylock, to do, Ligonier, to Mossel Bay. Abeona, to V.D, Land. Helen, to Manrition. Fressela in Table Bay. Ships—Childe Harold, Morley, Bayard, and Up'on Castle. Hark garet Rit, Commatore, and Harvest. Briga—H# illum, Olive Branch, Dover, Lord Hobart, Maryand Jane, Bri on, Sir Chi “Carthy, Eleanor, and Fenelie. © Schooners—Feejee, and St. Cla Cutters—Nortawester, and Shylock, Sailed out of Simon’s Bay. Peb. 18, Eleanor, to Table Bay. Vessels in Simon's Bay. Ships—H.M.S, Pelican, and H. M.C. M.S. L’Heroine. Arrived in Algoa Bay. Feb. 14. Knysna, brig. J. Findlay, from Table Bay 3d inst, to this port Cargo, Government stores and sundries,—Paceengers Meadings, Carload of Coal, per sack.. 32, — 36 St | § dnatord, Cameron, and Warner; Misses Sandford and Howell; Messrs, St - 34 Rd | Cameron and Garner, and In the steerage Vessels in Algoa Bay. Brigs—Highlander, Doce, and Knysna. CLEARANCES OUTWARDS. Maiabar, Daphne, for Greenock. Celonial.—1 half-anm Wive, 2 boxes Bulbs, 2 boxes Seeds, and 1 box Insects. La Battone, Fitau. for Mauritias and Bourben. Colonial.—17 Horses, and 7 Mules. (From the London Mercantile Journal.) The dispute between France and the United States relative to the indemnification money, has secured great attention, and news have been looked for from the United States. New York. On Friday we had news from that part of the world; but the intelligence communicated does not convey. On Wednesday there were five Packets due from information relative to the point in dispute: It is reported that England has offered her mediation between the contending parties, and that there is every probability that such mediation will very much facilitate an amicable adjustment.— Nov. 24. Nothing satisfactory or decisive is further known of the ultimate issue of the indemnification money question, between France and the United States. have been put upon the equipment of different vessels in different stations, but at present all is surmise, as to whether it will terminate in an open rupture or not—Dec. 2. Interpretations OFFICE OF ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS OF COMPENSATION. eden, 3 Cape Town. FRE Assistant Commissioners of Compensation hereby give Notice, that the following Individuals have sent in their Claims for Compensation, for the number of Slaves set against their Names respectively:—any Person, therefore, having, or claiming to have any Right, Title, or Interest in or to any Mortgage, Judgment, Charge, Incumbrance, or Lien, upon any Slave or Slaves included in such Claims, or any Right, Title, or Interest thereto, under or bevibe of any Deed, Will, Testamentary Instrument, or Conveyance whatever, or otherwise, and claiming to receive the Compensation, or any part thereof, for such Slave or Slaves, or any of them, in opposition to the original Claimant, is hereby directed to prefer his counter Claim before the Assistant Commissioners—forthwith. Name and Description of Claimant, or Person in possession of the Slaves. Plantation or other Domicile of Slaves. plover CAPE TOWN. Oudtshoorn, Johanna Maria van Rhede van, owner in fee, - - | 12, St. George’s-street, | 2 BEAUFORT. Smit, Christoffel Johannes, owner in fee, by J. Baird, his Attorney, Brenkhorst Valley, 2 ALBANY. Griffith, Maria Cornelia Wilhelmina, owner in fee, - - Prospect House, Graham’s Town, 4 Malan, Hercules, do. - - Winterberg, 5 SOMERSET. Bergh, Johannes Petrus Meintjes van den, owner in fee, by P. J. Roux, his Attorney, Groot River, 4 Berg, Willem Meintjes van den, Sen, do. do. Riet Valley, 3 Cronje, Cornelis, T. son, do. do. Sterrenberg Spruit, 1 Vorster, Barend Johannes, Sen. do. do. Agter Sneeuwberg, 12 Zyl, Gideon van, F. son, do. do. do. Doorn Hoek, Q B. DURBAN, Governor. A. OLIPHANT, Attorney General. P. M. BRINK, D. J. KUYS. E. CHRISTIAN, A. SANDENBERGH. W. GADNEY, J. J. L. SMUTS. Care Town: Privited and Pablished for the Contractor, by Samus Joun M&LietT, at the Garetle Office, No. 1, ave street, adjoining the Kelzersgracht. 15 THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Government Gazette. 2 Publishes The Cape of Good Hope Government Gazette. By Authority. FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1836. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT. Excellency the Governor has been pleased and establishing such several Rules and Regulations as aforesaid, or any of them, or for carrying the same, or any of them, into full and complete effect. And whereas it is by the said Act further enacted, AT THE COURT AT St. James's, The 31st of July 1835, to appoint J. J. to Susur, Esq., to act as; mee Resident Magistrate for Cape Town during the late absence of the Civil Commission. The King's Most Excellent Majesty, is appointed, or applicable to the purposes of the Commission and Resident Magistrate on other duties. LONDON: Howick, therein affixed, for the benefit of any Person entitled to the Services of any Slave in any of the Colonies therein aforesaid, unless an order shall have been first made by His Majesty, with the advice of His Privy Council, declaring that adequate and satisfactory provision has been made by Law in such Colony, for giving effect to the said Act by such further and supplementary Enactments as therein mentioned; nor unless a Copy of such Order in Council, duly certified by one of the Clerks in ordinary of His Majesty’s Privy Council, shall by the Lord President of the Council have been transmitted to the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty’s Treasury, or to the Lord High Treasurer for the time being, for their or his guidance or information, and every such Order shall be published three several times in the London Gazette, and shall be laid before both Houses of Parliament within six weeks next after the date thereof, it’s Parliament shall be then In Session, and if not, within six weeks from the then next ensuing Session of Parliament. And whereas in order to carry into effect the objects of the said recited Act, an Act has been passed by the Governor, Council, and Assembly of the Island of Antigua, entitled, ‘an Act for relieving the Slave Population from the obligations imposed upon them by the recent Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, entitled, ‘an Act for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies; for Promoting the Industry of the Manumitted Slaves, and for Compensating the Persons hitherto entitled to the Services of such Slaves;’ And an Act has also been passed by the Governor, Council, and Assembly of the Island of Bermuda, entitled, ‘an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in these Islands, in consideration of Compensation;’ and an Act has also been passed by the Lieutenant-Governor, Council, and Assembly of the Bahama Islands, entitled, ‘an Act auxiliary to an Act of the Imperial Parliament, entitled, ‘an Act for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies; for Promoting the Industry of the Manumitted Slaves, and for Compensating the Persons hitherto entitled to the Services of such Slaves;’ and also an Act, entitled, ‘an Act to provide for the payment of Salaries to certain Special Magistrates therein designated; and to Cumulation, Lorp AUCKLAND, Ear or Arrangement, Lorp Grenrie, Lorp John Russert, Sir John Hosnovse, St. Viscount Patmenston, Tue CianxceLior OF THE Viscount MELBOURNE, ExcEQUER. HEREAS by an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 3rd and 4th Years of the Reign of His present Majesty, entitled “An Act for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies, for Promoting the Industry of the Manumitted Slaves, and for Compensating the Persons hitherto entitled to the Services of such Slaves;” it is enacted that from and after the 1st day of August 1834, all Persons who, in conformity with the Laws now in force in the said Colonies respectively, shall, on or before the 1st day of August 1834, have been duly registered as Slaves in any such Colony, and who on the said 1st day of August 1834, shall be actually within any such Colony, and who shall by such Registries appear to be, on the said 1st day of August 1834, of the full age of six years or upwards, shall by force and virtue of the said Act, and without the previous execution of any Indenture of Apprenticeship, or any other Deed or Instrument for that purpose, become and be Appointed Laborers; and whereas by the said Act it is further enacted—That subject to the obligations imposed by the said Act, or to be imposed as therein mentioned, upon such Apprenticed Laborers as aforesaid, all and every the Persons who on the said 1st day of August 1834, shall be holden in Slavery within any such British Colony as aforesaid, shall upon, and from, and after the said 1st day of August 1834, become and be, to all intents and purposes, freed and discharged of and from all manner Slavery, and shall be absolutely and forever Manumitted; and that the Children thereafter to be born to any such Persons, and the offspring of such Children shall in like manner be free from their birth; and that from and after the said 1st day of August 1834, Slavery shall be, and is thereby utterly and forever abolished and declared unlawful throughout the British Colonies, Plantations, and Possessions abroad: And whereas by the said Act it is provided, That the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury may raise the Sum of £20,000,000 Sterling, By His Excellency’s Command, (Signed). JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT. 15 Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint J. J. Le Sueur, Esquire, to be Justice of the Peace for Cape Town and District thereof, and for the Cape District. Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 1st March 1836. By His Excellency’s Command, (Signed) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT, WHEREAS reductions of Quit-rent have been from time to time granted by Government, in condition that payment be made of all arrears due, calculated at the reduced rate, within a specified time after the date of decision by Government in case: And whereas many Persons to whom such decisions were duly notified, have not thought to avail themselves of this indulgence, but on the contrary, have suffered their arrear Rents still to accumulate. —Notice is hereby given, that in all such cases the decisions of Government in so far as they extend to arrear Rents, are hereby annulled and made; and such Rents shall be exacted to their full amount in like manner as if no such decisions had been made. The Civil and Assistant Civil Commissioners respectively, are desired to act in conformity hereto, and by refuse all profits of payment of reduced Rents made to them after the periods above specified. In future, no reduction of Rent will be granted, as after prompt compliance with the conditions will be made. Preserted by Government in regard to the fraud of all arrears due. Colonial Office, Cape of Good Hope, 29th Feb. 1836. By Command of His Excellency the Governor, Various Rules and Regulations are or may be necessary for the purposes therein specified, and that such Regulations could not without great inconvenience be made, except by the respective Governors, Councils, and Assemblies, or other Local Legislatures of the said respective Colonies, or by His Majesty, with the advice of His Privy Council in reference to those Colonies to which the Legislative Authority of His Majesty in Council extends; and it is therefore by the said Act enacted and declared, That nothing in the said Act contained shall extend, or be conducive to extend, to prevent the Enactment by the respective Governors, Councils, and Assemblies, or by such other Local Legislatures as aforesaid, or by His Majesty, with the advice of His Privy Council, of any such Acts of General Assembly, or Ordinances or Orders in Council, as might be requisite for making Sieg Sent oe BELL, towards Compensating the Persons entitled to the repeal certain Clauses or Sections of an Act of the COMBERE. Services of the Slaves to be Manumitted and set free General Assembly, made and passed in the Fourth By virtue of the said Act, for the loss of such Services. And whereas in the said Act it is recited, That Admission to an Act of the Imperial Parliament, intitled "an Act for the Abolition of Slavery." Throughout the British Colonies; for Promoting the Industry of the Manumitted Slaves; and for Compengating the Persons hitherto entitled to the Services of such Slaves; and also an Act, entitled "an Act to amend an Act of the General Assembly of these Islands, entitled "an Act for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies; for Promoting the Industry of the Manumitted Slaves; and for Compensating the Persons hitherto entitled to the Services of such Slaves; and certain Acts have also been passed by the Lieutenant-Governor, Council, and Assembly of the Island of St. Christopher, respectively, entitled "an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in this Island, and for the Abolition of the Public Waterworks." The Superintendent of Waterworks has reported the following quantities of Water in the Town of St. Christopher, since the dates of the admeasurements reached in the Gazette of the 19th ultimo. The last shows a decrease of 8,948 Gallons over the nearest approximating date (2d March) 1833; and as the quantity continues to diminish, it will probably become necessary to reduce the daily supply to the Public Fountains, and to close for a time, all the Water-leadings upon Private Premises. "Donial Office, Cape Town, 8th March 1836. (Signed) JOHN BELL, Secretary to Government. The establishment of a System of Apprenticeship for “limited time” in lieu thereof;—“an Act for prescribing the powers and duties of Special Magistrates;”—“an Act to divide Apprenticed Laborers into several Classes;”—“an Act to provide for Apprenticed Labourers during the term of their Apprenticeship;”—“an Act for prescribing the duties and regulating the conduct of Apprenticed Labourers within this Island;”—an Act for prescribing the duties to be performed by Employers towards their Apprenticed Laborers, and to enforce the performance of the same; an Act for regulating the removal of predial Apprenticed Laborers from one plantation to another; to establish certain Rules to govern the Sale of the Services of all classes of Apprenticed Labourers, and the disposition thereof by Will, as well as to regulate the descent of the same in cases of Intestacy;—an Act for dividing this Island into Districts, and for establishing a sufficient Police within the same;—an Act to punish Apprenticed Laborers for Offences against the public welfare;—and an Act to regulate the dissolution of Apprentice ship by the voluntary Act of the Employer, and to compel such dissolution in cases where the Laborer "I am able and willing to purchase his or her discharge from Apprenticeship;” and also an Act, entitled "an Act to extend to the Island of Anguilla the several Acts passed by the Island of St. “Christopher pursuant to an Act of Parliament made in the 3rd and 4th of William the 4th, entitled “an Act for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies; for Promoting the Industry of the Manumitted Slaves; and for Compensating the Persons hitherto entitled to the Services of such Slaves;” except as hereinafter provided; and an Act has also been passed by the Lieutenant Governor, Council, and Assembly of the Island of Dominica, entitled “an Act for the Abolition of Slavery in this Island in consideration of Compensation, and for Promoting the Industry of the Manumitted Slaves;” and an Act has also been passed by the Lieutenant Governor, Council, and Assembly of the Island of Grenada, entitled “an Act for carrying into effect the Provisions of an Act of the Imperial Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland, passed in the 3rd and 4th Years of the Reign of His present Majesty King William the Fourth, for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies;” and also an Act entitled “an Act to amend an Act, entitled an Act for carrying into effect the Provisions of an Act of the Imperial Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland, passed in the 3rd and 4th Years of the Reign of His present Majesty King William the Fourth, for the Abolition of Slavery throughout the British Colonies.” British Colonies, and to "make further Provision for the purposes in the said Act mentioned." And three several Orders have also been made by His Majesty in Council, for "ealthin into effect in the respective Colonies of St. Lucia, Trinidad, and Mauritius, the Provisions of the said recited Act of Parliament." Lucia, Trinidad, Mauritius, and the Cape of Good Hope, for giving effect to the said recited Act of Parliament by such further and supplementary Enactments as therein are mentioned. And the Right Honorable the Marquess of Lansdowne, the President of His Majesty’s Privy Council, and the Principal Secretaries of State, are to give the necessary directions herein, as to them may respectively appertain. Ww. L. BATHURST. Hereinafter provided. Pilot's Station off the Point from the Floating Light Colonial Office, Cape Town, 3d March 1886. The following Notification is Published for general information, at the request of the Honorable the Governor of Bengal. OF THE SHAREHOLDERS, THEIR RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES. Shares when and how transferable. III. And be it further enacted, That no Share shall be transferable by any holder thereof, nor an Right nor Interest therein, until the full amount of Ten Pounds Sterling shall have been paid in respect of such Share. But after the same shall have been so paid, it shall and may be lawful for any Shareholder and for the Heirs, Deeds and Assigns of any Shareholder, to transfer his right in respect thereof to any other Person by Endorsement on the said Share, provided that notice of such transfer be given to the Committee hereafter to be elected: Right of voting. 