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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVII, Issue 11231, 31 March 1897, Page 8

-Government Notifications, T- Mft LANDS FOE SETTLEMENT ON'XEASH IN PERPETUITY, ALBURY ESTATE. "]%T OTICE is hereby given, in terms of “The Land for Settlements Act, 1894,” and its amend, ments, that the undermentioned LANDS will be OPENED for Application on MONDAY, APRIL I2tb, 1837, under the Lease in Perpetuity and Small Grazing Eun Systems, and the special regu, lations applicable to Lands ottered under the above Act; — ALBURY ■ SETTLEMENT,-1 14,141 AGEES of AGRICULTURAL LAND, in 74 Blocks of from 25 acres to 990 acres, at rentals of from Is 74d to 7s per acre; and I , 10,568 AGEES of PASTOEAL LAND in foil* small Grazing Euns of from 1955 acres to 3080 acres, at rentals of from scl to Is pec acre. Pamphlets containing full particulars as to terms and conditions may be obtained from this Office. Applicants are advised to acquaint themselves thoroughly with the regulations, strict compliance with which will he absolutely necessary. Applies, tions must be made only on the special Forms prescribed, and any applications tendered on other Forms will be liable to rejection without inquiry, Mr J. E. March, Superintendent o£ Tillage Settlements, will attend at Albury for a week before the day of receiving applications, to furnish, intending selectors with information respecting the lands, the proper way to fill in the new application forms, and the terms and conditions on which the land may bo acquired, as embodied in the regula. "°® s for the occupation of land leased under 'J he Land for Settlements Act, 1894," and its Amendments. Applications trill he received at the Land Office*. Christchurch, Timaru and Albury on MONDAY, Anvil 12 ISUV ' ■ The Land Board will sit as follows to examine applicants in terms of the regulations At Land Office, Christchurch, on THURSDAY, April 15th. At Land Office, Timaru, on MONDAY, April 19th,' At Land Office, Albury, on WEDNESDAY, April 21st. Every applicant must appear before the Board at one of those places. The ballot to determine the successful applicants for the lands will he held at the Land Office, Albury. at 10 a.m„ on THURSDAY. April 22nd, 1897. SIDNEY WEETMAN, , ; Commissioner of Crown Lands, District Lands and Survey Office, 1 Christchurch, March 30,1897. 31X9 Cheap MOHtl If CHEAP MONEY! IK BUHS OE £IOO M £IO,OOO, OH COUNTET, CITY AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS, AT 4| TO 5 PER CENT, Apply at any Agency of the government insurance department; j. H. RICHARDSON, government insurance commissioner, Board and Residence. Mas E. P. Wright. Mbs ENNOEE, 54, Symonds Street, Auckland. First-class accommodation foe LADIES & GENTLEMEN. Telephone. GLOUCESTER HOUSE, 256, GLOUCESTER STREET WEST, gnIEST-CLASS Accommodation for Ladies and JSj Gentlemen; hot, cold and shower bathaj every comfort and attention given; central. Terms moderate. 6701 MRS McNIE (Late of Waitahnna House). ABEEDARB HOUSE 239, GLOUCESTER STREET WEST. First-class private board and resi. DENCE, three minutes’ walk from Port Office and Canterbury College. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Good stabling. MBS BAEFOED, (Late of Gloucester House). Telephone 806. X 1950 Insurance Companies, THE NEW ZEALAND PISE AND MARINS INSURANCE COMPANY. Established 1859. Capital £1,800,000 Paid-up Capital and Reserve ... £435,000 THE PREMIER AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY. Noted for Promptness and Liberality. Branches and Agencies throughout the WOrll A. L. PARSONS, 5131 X Manager,' Funerals. J. LAMB & SON, AND jgMBALMBBI, FUNERALS FURNISHED at the Shorts* Notice, in the Best Possible Style, to suit al classes. CHAEGBS MODBBATE. EMBALMING. —We would particularly recoM* mend its application when on interment has to be delayed. The process is inexpensive and very effee* tual. Address, 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 361. Z 1625; THE Friends of the late James Dnpr4 Lance ar# informed that his Funeral will leave his lata residence, Horsley Down, on Thursday, April Ist, at 1.30 p.m., for the Horsley Down Cemetery. JAS. LAMB & SON. Undertakers, &o„ 35, Lichfield Street. Telephone 361. THE Friends of Mrs Jane Gibbs are invited to attend the Funeral of her late danghtet, Ethel Maud, to leave her residence, St James a Te; race, Merivale, on Wednesday, 31st inst., atS p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. JAS. LAMB AND SON, Undertakers and Embalmers, 35, Lichfield Street. Telephone 361. . . :. THE Friends of Mr and Mrs Thomas Harle are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late departed daughter, Emily Margaret, to leave her father’s residence. Cooper s Greet, West Oxford, on Friday, April 2nd, at 1 p.m., for the Oxford Cemetery. JOSEPH LOUGH, Undertaker, East THE Friends of Mr Samuel Dyer are respectfully informed that the Funeral of hia tota wife. Adelaide, will leave his residence, Windsor, This Day ( Wednesday), March Slst, at_3 p.m., tor the Burwood Church. R. W. WALTERS & UO., Undertakers, &c., 41, Victoria Street. Telephot* GEORGE BARBELL, - Certificated EMBALMER AND UNDERTAKER. THE science of Embalming, as practised, now in Great Britain and America, is now being per formed by the above, who can now preserve the body to keep until arrival of friends from any distance. Funerals conducted at Strictly Low Chargea, 55, Durham Street South. Telephone 531. 51967 wT li ANG FO R INSANITARY. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. First holding Certificate in New Zealand. Process of Embalming Prevents Contagion in Infectious Diseases. No mutilation of the body. Charges within the reach of all RESIDENCE-CORNER NORTH-EAST BELT. Telephone 387. TOWN OFFICE, 133, COLOMBO STREET. , FlG4s^ THE Friends of the late Duncan McGallum are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, leaving the residence of Mr Mark O’Mally, 44, Madras Street south, for the Public Cemetenr, at 2.30 p.m. Thursday, Ist. W. LANGFORD, Funeral Director, corner North and East Belts. Telephone 387. | jt,* W, WALTERS & CO, UNDERTAKERS, : 41, Victoria and 211, Kilmore Streets, Telephone 146. Y 1670