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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3570, 18 December 1882, Page 4

Government Gazette. SALE OP THE WaITARA BLOCK, ! UPPER MnHAKA. Crown Lands Office, Napier, 27th igg2 < rpHE Landa mentioned hor&Under having , been 1 clarified under " The .Land Act, IST7, Amendment Avt, 1882.' ! will be oftered for Pale for Cash by Pjlhlte A'io'f'.oh, at the Council Chamber, Napier, 1 611 WEDNESDAY, the 28th February next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. A lithograph plan of the Block has been prepared and may be had on application at the Survey Office, . One-fourth of the pnrchnse-money mu-t be paid at tho sab, and tho balance within one calendar month thereafter, J. T. TYLEE. CoWintssfoner of Crown Lands. Sr.cosD-CLASs Land. POHCJI SURVEY DISTRICT. RLRCrc. SECTION. AKKA, HPSBT PRICK a. r. p. £ s d VIII .. 2 .. 51G 0 0 .. 387 0 0 „ .. 3 .. 502 0 0 .. 376 10 0 „ .. ■) .. 5W 0 0 .. 43-1 5 0 MAtTNaAHARURU SURVEY DISTRICT I .. 2 .. 3416 0 0 .. 3015 5 0 „ .. 3.. 2915 0 0.. 2550 12 0 „ .. 4 ... 535 0 0 .. 401 fi 0 Third-cijAss I/Asd. MAUNGAHARURU SURVEY DISTRICT. I .. 1 .. 43?.0 0 0 .. 21C5 0 0 WAITARA SURVEY DISTRICT. V .. r> .. 5320 0 0.. ]SO7 16 0 „ .. r.A .. 3327 0 0.. !)56 15 0 ~ .. 0 .. 58L8 0 0.. 1745 S 0 Description :—Pohuf District: open fern hills inteTaected by narrow vallej-a, the soil is liarht Section 2 has a snvill frontage to ilm Taupo-rond, and is bounded on one side by the Mohaka rivf r. Sections 3 and 4 have frontage to the Taupo-road Maunijaharuru District: Fern hills and spnw on the western slopes of the Maunffaharuru ratice, the soil is lii'ht, about one half of Section 21s unduUtinc; country covered with muuml grosses. Section 3is ffo-fl pastoral land. Section Iha 3 frontigo to TanpolMßd, A. ?ew c".ump3 of bush are scattered about on Section I. Wai'ara District: Open fern country, hilly. A bridle-road on the permanent irrados has been fo-med a distance of 12 miles through the blnck, aartin? from the Taupo-road about 35 miles from Napier. EarbqrJßoard Notices. FAPIEB HAEBOUE BOAED. CONTRACT FOR SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF STORES. nnENDERS will he received up till noon of TUESX DAY, the 19th instant, for the Supply and Delivery of the undermentioned Stares for the year endinp December 31st, 18^3 — Manilla Rope, up to Cm , at per lb. Coir Rope, up to 4in., at por lb. Ash Oars, at per foot White Lead, at por lb Red Lead do Hermatite do Turpentine, at per gallon Raw Lineeed Oil, at per gallon Boiled Linseed Oil do Castor Oil do Keroslne do Coal Tjr do Pitch at per lb. Oakum, do Cotton Waste, at per lb. Djii imito do Wire Naila do EwbttDkNaila do Spikes from4in to Bin,, at per lb. Galvanised Spikes do Chains, J n. and lin , at per cwt. Specifications to be seen at ih'B office. Lowest or aDy tender not necessarily accepted, FRANCIS E. SAUNDERS, Secretary. Harbour Board Office, fe>pit,l3th December, 1882. NAPIER HARBOR BO4RD. NOTICE is hereby given that the following prn. posed Bye-lawa will be submitted to a Special Mee'ingof the Nfipiw Harbour Board, to be Jieldal 2 p.m., on TUESDAY, the 19th instant, in the Council Chamber. FRANCIS E, SAUNDERS, Secretary, « Harbor Board Office, Port Ahuriri, 11th Dec;, 1882; BYE-LAWS The Napier Harbor Board, by virtue of all powers and authorities invested ir> them by '* The Harbon Act, 1878." do hereby make the following , Bye-La we for the Port of Napier, and do hereby repeal all former Regulations (or any part or parts thereof] in anywise inconsistent with the Bye-Laws herebj made. CARGO SHEDS. 1, Cargo from any vessel may be deposited in the sheds during , wet weather, or when the business stores are closed, upon application being made to the Wharfinger by the Agent of the vessel, a charge being made on non. dutiable goods of Iβ per toni 2, All ffoods deposited in the sheds to be removed within twelve working hours afcer being deposited. A fee of 5s per ton ver diem will be charged upon all goods left in the sheds after such period. 3. The Agent of the vessel to havo possession oi the keys of the shed during the time the goods are stored therein, and to be responsible foi the safe custody of such goods, and for anj fees th«t are due or may become dye thereon to the Napier Harbor Board. 4. The Napier Harbor Board does not hold itseli responsible for the safety of any goods deposited in the Cargo fhedSi EXAMINATION SHEDS. All goods remaining in the Examination Sheds bey md hours, will be charged for at the following rates :— First week Every week thereof firat wee _ General Goods per ton 5s 2s 6d Parcels under 561bs weight .... la Is Insurance. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE Head Office : PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington. THE ONLY NEW ZEALAND LIFE OFFICE. f\ OVERNMENT SECURITY, A/TUTUAL INSURANCE. IVI LOWEST PREMIUMS. An Insurance of £1200, at the premium charged elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to AN IMMEDIATE BONUS OF £200, In addition to Full participation in Fronts Agencies at nearly all Money Order Post Office 3in the Colony. Prospectus setting forth the very Libkral Regulations and Low Premiums of the Government Office, can be obtained on application. Commissioner: D. M. LUCKIE.' WORKMAN'S INSURANCE snecially provided for in tho TND US TRIAL BRA NCH. POLICIES ISSUK.D FROM £5 UPWARDS. Premiums Payable Weekly, for which a Collector SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Tub Only Industrial Office that Grants PARTICIPATION IK , PROFITS. Ltbkral Rkgulationh. Policies of £20 and upwards, after Three Years, can bo surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. Commissioner : D, M. LTTOKIE, Agent for Industrial Branch at Napiei - :— MX JO3EPH W. ANDREWS, Cooto-roadi *■* ales by Mr Byan. AUCTION SALE OF FANCY GOODS &c, &c. MR. T. J. RYAN Has received instructions from the Consignor to soil at his auction mart on WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, December 20 and 21 QA CASES OF ENGLISH, AMERIO\J CAN, and CONTINENTAL FANCY GOODS Comprising the following lines — 3 Eight Air Musical Box with Drum and Bell Glass Candlesticks in all colors Tumblers and Wine Glasses, Cut Vases in all shapoa Book Cosea Basketware • Pearl Cases Perambulators Chairs Dressing Mirror Shell Boxes Wardrobes Paint Boxes Dolls in great variety Also— A vei-j large and varied selection of all classes of Fancy Goods, which will be open for fnspeoiion to-morrow (Friday), and following , days Rewnmber—S»lo commences oa Wednesday next, at