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(government TO CONCRETE WORKERS. rpENDERS arc Invited for CONCRETE JL WORK in filling in walls aud laying floor at the Wash-house, Lunatic Asylnm. A Specification can be seen at the office of 8 Mr B. W. Mountfort, Cathedral square, up to I MONDAY, 17th instant, on which date s tenders must be sent in to this office en- 1 dorsed, " Concrete Works, Wash-house, Luna- 1 tic Asylum." I Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. j WALTER KENNAWAY, j Secretary for Publio Works. Public Works Office, Christchurch, Feb. 12th, 1873. ' 2-13 1059 PUBLIC NOTICE. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, pursuant to the provisions of " The Canterbury Waste Lands, 1866," that an application has been lodged in the Land Office, Christchurch, by Messrs Miles and Co. as present holders of Pasturage Licenses Nos. 245, Class 2, and 249, Class 3, to have the said Licences cancelled, and in lieu thereof, to have one License issued to them by the Waste Lands Board, which shall comprise the whole of the lands now held under the two Licences above mentioned. If any person can show cause why the above application should not be granted, the same must be made known to the Waste Lands Board, at the Land Office, Christchurch, before the 3rd day of April, 1873. WILLIAM GUISE BRITTAN, Chief Commissioner, Waste Lands Board. Land Office, Christchurch, Ist February, 1873. 2-14 1094 WANTED, A FEW GOOD MINERS. None bufc thoroughly practical men need apply. Application to be made to the Railway Engineerj Christchuroh, or to the Tiinnel Inspector, Lyttelton. WALTER KENNAWAY, Secretary for Public Works. Public Works' office, Christchurch, February 12, 1873. 2-13 1058- , RUSSELL'S FLAT. EDUCATIONAL MEETING. A MEMORIAL having been presented to : XjL the Board of Education from a considerable .portion of the inhabitants of the Rue- l--sell's JPlat District as hereinafter described, ! praying 1 for the formation of the locality into ■ a separate Educational District ; I hereby give .notice, in ■ accordance with the Provisions of' the " Education Ordinance 1871 Amendment Ordinance, 1872," that a PUBLIC MEETING of the householders in the locality will be HELD on WEDNESDAY* THB 2.6 th INSTANT, ." ■• • At seven p.m., .. ; In Mr Butledge's house, Russell's TPlat, The following are the proposed boundaries : Commencing where the River Hawkins crosses the western boundary of Reserve 424 ; thence westerly up the Biver Hawkins; to the Dalethorpe crossing; thence northerly up ,the road forming the eastern boundary of . section 6802 to its northernmost corner; jthence westerly.along ]the • road forming the northern boundaries cf6W, 6011, 7693,,re5 f 996, and peer tion 13926, and a straight line in con- - ■' tinuation thereof) until, it meets a ; straight liae,, (Jrawnj, between the : corner of res. 973 and. the : south-east corner of the Dalethorpe pre-emptive right; thence in, , a straight line aou th-easterly to the south*west corner pif sectiqn 12738; ithenoe south-easterly, in a straight line to the corner■; 15161.;■ thence in, a i Btraight, line, easterly to ■ the south-wesfe-corner of, section 157L4 ; theace north-easterly up the i road forming the southern: boundary ■ of said section to the etarting point. ■ ; W. KpNTGOMEBY, - O : Ghairman pf the £oar,d of Education Febraary 13,1873; ■- 2-14 1091 i ■;:'■■" .;■■ ['wvptekoifc--* /•>■■- •■ r '- ; - ■;! EDUCJATIONALi MEETINa; i A MEMOBIAti Kavirig been '■ preseßtedj I J% Uγ the; Bofcrd bf Edocation from a: cdneiderible 1 portion of; the inhabitants of l the Sotithbrodk District aa hereinafter described praying for the forma,- , tion of the locality into a separate Educational District. I hereby give nofacejin accDfdancewith the the Educa- . «nh Ordinance 1871, Amendment Ordinance, ' 1872 Sat a PUBLIC MEETING of the Householders in the locality, will be held on StSSaY the 21st INSTANT, at 7p4»,in J the Wesleyaiitlhapel, Southbrook. The following are the boundaries of the proposed dietaict: — Commencing at the north-west corner of section 1461; thence easterly along the southern boundaries of sections 1508, 983, 1275, 795, 605, 473, 63J . 226 a, 386, 444, and 926, to the south r ernmost corner' of section 432; thence south-easterly along the road forming • the southern boundaries of eectiona 431, 365 ato the Biver Cain; thence southerly along the, river to Young' Broad; thence westerly along the said road to Boys' Direct Bangiora road; thence southerly along Q\q said Boytf Direct Bangiora road to the south-east corner o| reserve 126; thence westerly along the Ashley and • Kaiapoi road te the north-east corner J of eeoUon 1579; thence southerly J along the eastern boundary of that ' section to its south-east corner; thence Jj westerly along its southern boundary " to its south-west corner; theoee ■ northerly along the westero houndary .' of the said section 1578 to the south- I east corner of section 2460; thence ■! wentefly in a styaigbt line along the SQothern boundaries of sections 2460, and 11,015 to the eooth.west corner of '.? the latter section j thence in a,straight line southerly along the eastern bou,ndary of section 6603 to the road run- * ning through section 6592 ; thence c westerly in a straight line along the eaid road to the road forming the * western boundary of section 6592; ,? thence in a straight line northerly * along the road forming tfee western ' boundaries of &5Q3 and 5543 ■ to the staring point, W. MONTGOMEBY, ] Chairman of the Board of Edneattoa. FebraerjlStb, 1873, 2-14 1090