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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11541, 30 March 1898, Page 8

Government 2sotiftcatlons. »- - I® ■ THE GOVERNMENT VALUATION 05* LAND ACT, 1896," I HEREBY notify that the Assessment Court for the Number 15 Special District will bo held in manner set forth in the accompanying schedule. RICHMOND BEETHAM, Judge of the Assessment Court, 21st March, 1898. SCHEDULE. iH “ THE GOVERNMENT VALUATIOIHOF LAND ACT, 1896." I HEREBY notify that the Assessment Court for theNumhers 14 and 15 Special Districts will be held in manner set forth in the accompanying schedule. RICHMOND BEETHAM, Judge of the Assessment Court. 28th March, 1898. SCHEDULE. Lately the property of Charles Menzies, Esq. T&JOTICE is hereby given that the undermen, la Honed, lands will he opened for application on LEASE in PERPETUITY, under the Land for Settlements Acts and Regulations, on TUESDAY, APRIL sth, 1898. The Land Board will sit at this office on WEDNESDAY, April 6th, to consider applications and examine applicants, and the first ballot for the allotment of sections will bo held on THURSDAY, April 7th, 1898, at noon. PAWAHO HAMLET, Heathcota Valley, comprising 24 allotments ranging in size from half-an-acre to three acres, and one allotment of four acres three roods, with dwelling-house, out* buildings and orchard. Seventeen of these allotments lie between the Christchurch-Lyttelton railway line and the metalled road skirting the foot of the hills to Heathcote Valiev, all of them having frontage to this road. 'I ho remaining eight allotments are situated on the lower slopes of the spur on which ; the Lyttelton Borough Reservoir stands. The whole forms the well-known farm lately occupied, by Mr Charles Menzies for grazing and dairy pur., poses. Rentals, 18s 3d per acre per annum for the hill, lands; £2 6s 6d per acre per annum for the flat: allotments; £2 10s 6d per acre per annum for thu homestead allotment, with interest and sinking: fund for improvements, payable half-yearly with' the rent. For terms and conditions apply to SIDNEY WEETMAN, Commissioner of Crown Lands, nd Office, , _ „„„ Christchurch, March 5,1898. HEAP M o Nf 1703 E If CHEAP MONEY! ursvHS or £IOO to £19,000, ON COUNTRY, CITY A'ND OTBTJBBAH . FBEEHOIiPS, 4J TO 5 PER CENT. For forms of application and full information, apply to the District Manager, Christchurch, J. H. RICHARDSON, GOVERNMENT INSURANCE COMMISSIONED Bankruptcy Notices. IN BANKRUPTCY. (HE "LYTTELTON TIMES ia duly appointed gazette FOR all notices UNDRR THE bankruptcy act. hTban kruptcy. FIRST and Final Dividend of 3s IOJd in £ OS iccepted proved claims is NOW PAYABLE ae Estate of DENIS McGRATH. G. L. GREENWOOD, Official Assignee, iriatelinrch, 29th. March, 1898. _^97:2 Eunerais. UNDERTAKER, &C. (Late B. W. Walters and Co.} All Kinds of Polished and Covered Coffins mafia Town and Country Orders Punctually attended to. Address—lßo, DURHAM STREET. Reasonable Charges. Telephone No. 901. s<i^-^a, P a«MtrTa«3aMaßßaaßaaaßaßWw™wßMßga W T.ANGI’OBD SANITARY UNDEETI KER & EMBALMBE;, Oldest firm in New Zealand. The process of Embalming practised by W.L. enables friends of deceased persons to send them all over the world without oflence. The extra cost is within the reach of all classes, and no mutilation of the body. ji. -0.-t u-u. Address; Residence corner North and East Belts. Telephone 387. Office 130, Colombo btreet. Telephone 504. XlGjs GEORGE BARBELL, ' Certificated EMBALMEB AND UNDERTAKER. THE science of Embalming, as practised now in Great Britain and America, is now being j»er formed by theabove, who can nowpreservethe body to keep until arrival of friends from any distance. Funerals conducted at Strictly Low Charge s, 55, Durham Street South. Telephone 531. N 1967 j. L amb and go£ UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. X 16115 No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 351. tiir.ia.ira'i'rarCTicainmroinrEmmrrmiismiismanaTcaoaicsvJii THE Friends of Mr Gilbert Cardinal are invited to attend the Funeral of his late vufe, Christina, which will leave Ms residence, St John S Hoad, Woolston, on Thursday, at 2.30 p.m.> for Linwood Cemetery/ GEORGE BARBELL, Undertaker and Emhalmer, 55, Durham Street south. Telephone 531. rilHB triends of Mr Richard Mahoney are a_. invited to attend the Funeral of his latewite, Annie, to leave her father’s residence, 31, oelwyn Street, on Thursday, March 31st, at 10 a.m., for the Christchurch railway station, thence to Timaru by express,