3430

ROYAL GAZETTE.

Secretary, to grant a renewal of such license, so about to expire, and no such renewal shall be grant- ed; and notice that such certificate and affidavit have been so deposited, shall be given by the Colonial Secretary, or some other competent Gov- ernment officer, to the party holding the license,the renewal of which shall be objected to, by posting a letter containing such notice, in the Post Office in Charlottetown, addressed to the holder of the license, at within fourteen days after the depositing ofthe affidavit and certificate in the Secretary’s oflice, as hereinbefore mentioned.

I]. It shall not be necessary hereafter for a party applying for a tavern license, to obtain the signa- tures of two neighboring magistrates to the certifi- cate, attesting to his or her moral character, and to the necessity for the tavern, inn, or house of pub- lic accommodation, in question; but the same cer- tificate shall be sufficient, if signed by a majority of the householders, resident in, and entitled to vote for trustees of schools, for the schooldistrict wherein the proposed tavern, inn, or house of accommoda- tion shall be situate.

III. No store or other license to retail spirituous liquors, in any quantities less than two gallons, shall be hereafter granted, without the previous consent in writing, of a majority of the inhabitants of the School District, in which the store or place where the liquor proposed to be sold is situate,being first obtained in writing, in addition to the certifi- cates heretofore required.

IV. Nothing in this Act contained, shall extend to the City of Charlottetown.

fitngal diagram

Wednesday, May 10, 1865,

LEVEE,

IS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor will hold a LEVEE . at Government House, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th inst., (being Her Majesty’s birth day) at 12 o’clock, noon.

Each Gentleman is requested to be rovided w'th C d handed to the Aid-dc Camp in waiting. . 1 9. ar , to be

Gentlemen paying their respects to His Excellency on the oc- casxon, Will please enter by the Eastern door.

J. LON GWORTII, Lt. Col. & Aid-de—Camp. Government House, 10th May, 1865.

Council Office, 2nd May, 1865. ‘

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, in Council. has been pleased to appoint Mr. Benjamin Wilhams, of Charlottetown. and Mr. .Iames McRae, of Pinette, Surveyors of Timber and Lumber, in the terms of the Act of 12 Vic, Cap. 19.

CHARLES DESBRISAY, C, E. C.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mvwvvvsa wwvvwwvwvvvmlvvvvvwv"\I\n’-‘ h n

Council Office, 9th May, 1865.

, Pl‘l.l(‘A'l‘lON having been made to llis l‘lxcellency the A Lieutenant Governor, in Council. for Grants of the exclusive right to fish for Oysters or Oyster Brood, and to form New Oyster Beds, in the following Rivers, viz;—

IN PRINCE COUNTY.

In Dunk River—tn the locality shown on the plan thereof, an. nexed to the said application, and described as follows:—-The Eastern boundary thereof, shall be a right line drawn from the extremity of Hurd’s Point wharf, to Wilmot Point, Township Number 25, and thence extended to the shore, under or near George Darby’s, Township Number 17, the outer or Western boundary thereof. a line drawn from Indian Point Reef. to Welling’s Point, Township Number 17.

IN QUEEN’S COUNTY

In the IIillsborough River—4n the first division, described as follows:——-The Eastern boundary thereof, shall be a line drawn from the Queen‘s Wharf, Charlottetown, to the W harfat Minchin’s Point—the Southern boundary shall be a line drawn from Block llousc Point, to Trout Point—the Northern boundary, a line drawn from the Queen‘s Wharf, to York Point. Township Num- ber 32, and its Western boundary, a line drawn from York Point

‘ to Cause Point.

His EXCellency in Council has been pleased to order, that grants of the rights and privileges so applied for, be offered for Sale at Public Auction, on Saturday, the 10th day of June next, in terms of the Act cf the General Assembly, intituled “ An Act to repeal the Act relating to the Oyster Fisht'ries of this Island, and to make other provisions in lieu thereof."

CHARLES DESBRISAY, C. E. C.

NOTICE.

T a Public Meeting of the inhabitants of Georgetown, held at the Court House, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of May, instant, the fbllowing persons were duly elected ASSESSURS and FIREWARDENS, for the current year. viz: ASSESSORS.

George Moar,

Angus Mcl’hail,

James McFarlane,

Henry Griffin,

L. J. Westaway,

John Lavers, Junr.,

Ezra Wickwire.

FIREWARDENS. D. F. Kennedy, A. W. LeBrocq, Alex. Walker, James McCormack, Hugh McEachern.

W. B. AITKEN. J. P., Chairman. Georgetown, May 3, 1805.

Charlottetown, 9th May, 1865. REGIMENTAL ORDER By Colonel the Hon. '1‘. II. Ilaviland. No. l.

N compliance with the General order of the 9th inst., the City

Companies will parade in full Uniform on the 24th inst., and

will be formed in Line at open order (Artillery on the right) in

front of the Colonial Building, at 3 to 120’clock, noon, for the

purpose of tiringa few do joie in honorof ller ."ajeSty’s Birth day.

The Artillery Company, under IhO command of Captain Tho— mas Morris, will fire a Royal Salute of 21 guns.

N00 2-

Until further orders, the Companies under the command of Major lIodgson, Captains Morris and McIntyre, will assemble in the Armory, on every Thursday and Friday evenings at half- past 7 o’clock. for Battalion Drill. Companies to muster as strong as possible. The Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers to be punctual in attendance.

N0. 31

There will be campany and Squad Drill in the Armor", on every Monday, Tuesday‘and Wednesday evenings, at 8 o’clock. and Sword Drill on Saturday evenings. ‘

By Command,

W. B. ALLEY, Ensign & Adjutant. W

W CONVICTION.

On the 29th ult., Donald McDonald, of Lot 55. was convicted before Wm. Norton, John Frost and Geo. McKenzie, Esquires, Justices ofthe Peace for King’s County, for an assault upon Neil Campbell, of Lot 55, and fined £5 and costs. Tune allowed for

W

payment of fine.