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Lake County Press, Volume VIII, Issue 448, 11 December 1879, Page 2

V we R. COURTS will be held us subscribed in i i ‘ he^ r r ,W Bivixion of the Wakatipu Uold Field during th. Quarter ending the 31st of December, 1879 October— Warden's Courts—6,l3, 20, 27 Resident Magistrate’s Courts—7. 14, 21, 2S. Extended Jurisdiction—l 4, i>B. District Court—l 6 The Warden will visit Maoetown on the 3rd October. November —"Warden’s C0urt5—3,10,17,24 —3,10,16,23Resident Magistrate’s Courts—4, 11, 17, 23 Extended Jurisdiction—ll, 25, December —Warden’s Courts, 1, 8. 15, 22,29. Resident Magistrate’s Courts, 2, 9, 15, 22, 29. Extended Jurisdiction Courts, 9, 22. District Court —12. ar( Jen will visit Macetownon the 6th, Cardrona on the 18th, and Pembroke on the 19th December. Rom the 2?nd December to the oth of January inclusive; during which period all mining privileges will be proSpeatal Notice, All unopposed application aie heard at halfpast Ten o’clock in the Warden’s Office. If the applicants, or their agents (authorised in writing; do not appear at the hour appointed, the applications will be struck out H. A. STRATFORD,. R.M.„ Warden. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE, Queenstown, 20th September, 1879. the undersigned, have this dayagreed to enter into Partnership as Barristers and Solicitors at Cromwell and Queenstown; and shall carry on business as such under the style or firm of Finn & Blood. iVXr Blood will conduct all: the business of the firm at Arrowtcwn, Queenstown, and Cromwell during Mr Finn’s absence at Wellington. HUGH J. FINN. ALEXR. F. BLOOD.. TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND BEST A UR ANT. TAMES BEGBIE w he has opened and Restaurant in. begs to intimate that a Temperance Hotel BUCKINGHAM £S T R E E T (Near the Oddfellows’ Hall)., Meals (at alldaours) ... Is. 6d. Board and Lodging- .. £l. MACKAY & CO., CATTLE SALESMEN AND. QENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS ARROW T O W N. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12m, 1879, At Noon., At Scoles’ Old Farm., Miller’s. Flat. TITR. D. POWELL has been instructed by Mr W. Scoles to Sell by Public Auction, as above, the following valuable STOCK FARM PRODUCE, &c.; Four Hundred SHEEP and Two Huid J dred LAMBS (Mixed); HORSES (Broken and Unbroken) 1 CATTLE (Mixed); ( Eighteen Tons of FLOUR ;. Three Ton of BRAN; Eight Hundred Bushels of OATS J Five Hundred Bushels of WHEAT ; 1 One Ton of HAMS and BACON; HORSE POWER & CHAUF-CUTTER OAT-CRUSHER Commodious and Substantial Dbuhleseated DRAG.’;. Pair of Handsome PONIES (well broken to Double Harness and Saddle) And a large quantity of sundries. The Sheep, Horses, and Cattle are of I the best breeds in the district, and the L Produce and Farming Implements will ) bear comparison with anything ever offered j in the Wakatip. _____ i ! Terms Liberal, at Sale. i