12 Provides that the Minister of Mines may exercise all the powers of the Drain age Board if necessary by default etc. 13i Settles that the word " mine " has the meaning given to it by the ' Mining Aot*lß9l' with provisions for a larger meaning by future acts.
,14. Provides that all remedies are cap aWe of being enforced by C.A.H. alone, not preventing others associated with him from enforcing the same if neces sary. 15. Recites provisions for dealing with 4ef.au! t.. ■ 16. Shows that in suing for monies !p,A,-p, need not set forth ?oy epecial

matter, his- books being sufficient evid ence ot the amount of claim",

17. C.A.H. to keep certain books of ac count open to inspection.
18. Any judgment obtained by C.A.H ,o be unimpeachable.
19 Provides that C.A.H. shall not be called upon*to prove the performance of the conditions in article 1. The Agent general's signature in conjunction with that of an engineer approved of by the New Zealand Government, to the effect of the machinery being capable of its re quirements, to be sufficient. 20. All monies payable to C.A.H, to be treated as a first mortgage on the mines etc. affected.
21. C.A.H. may exercise his rights at he time he thinks best.
22. These presents not to deprive C A. H. of any remedy to which he is entitled by Mining Acts or any other law in force.
23. No change in the constitution of any company etc. to prejudice the rights of C.A.H.
24. Warns holders of any'lien on any of the companies affected, to at once dis close it to C.A.H. or the claim shall be deemed to have been waived.
