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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIII, Issue 12161, 27 March 1900, Page 8

Government TfottftcaMOM. SUNNYSID.E ASYLUM. TENDERS are invited for the SUPPLY OM COAL for one year and three yeara alternately—viz., from Ist April next to 81« ti March 1901, and from Ist April next to 31sl! March 1903. Tenders, addressed to the Medical 1 Superintendent, will be received up to Nooa' on 29th MARCH, and must be marked " Tender for Coal." Full particulars and forms of tender can be obtained at the Asylum from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. 8467 GROWN LANDS IN SOUTH CANTERBURY, TO BE OFFERED FOR SETTLEMENT. "YTQTICE is hereby given that the under--1 mentioned Lands will be OPENED FOB! APPLICATION on THURSDAY, APRIL; 19th, 1900, at .the Land amd Survey Offices, • Christchurch and Timaru, under the Leaße in Perpetuity system, subject to the provision of " The Land Act, 1892'" " The Land fos; Settlements Acts," and regulations made/ thereunder. PUNAROA SETTLEMENT, Formerly known as Three Springs Estate* the property of the National Mortgage and; Agency Company, Ltd.,7021 ACRES of Agricultural • and Pastoral Land, about 2J miles from Fairlie, subdivided into 16 Lease in< Perpetuity Farnisi, varying in size from 6S Seres to 795 Acres, at rentals ranging from! 4s to 9s per acre per annum; and one small GRAZING RUN of 5143 ACRES, at a rental of 2s per acre per annum. PAPAKA SETTLEMENT, Formerly part of tho property of Mr James Sullivan, situated about 2S. miles from the Levels, Waitohi, and Pleasant Point Railway]: Stations, 1554 ACRES of good flat and undulating Agricultural Land, subdivided into 9 Lease in Perpetuity Farms, varying in size from 90 ACRES to 302 ACRES, at rentals; ranging from 9s Gd to 13s per acre per an*' RAUTAWIBI SETTLEMENT, Formerly known as Cliff's Farm l , about %] mile from the "Winchester Railway Station/: 122 ACRES of agricultural land, principally!rich alluvial soil, subdivided into 6 farms,: varying in size (from 17 ACRES to-24 ACRES,, at rentals ranging from £1 to £1 6s per aorq' Sale Pamphlets, containing full particulars l of tho above lands, are now obtainable from, the Land Offices, Christchurch and Timaru,! and the principal Railway Stations and Post' Offices within the distriat. SIDTSTEY WEETMAN, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands and Survey Office, Christchurch, March-24, 1900. 8787 Licensing Nonces, LICENSING DISTRICT OF CITY' CIV CHRISTCHURCH. ELECTION 0¥ CANDIDATES. • withdrawn as a candidate for'the Licensing Committee, and theTe being only FIiVXB other Candidates nominated, viz., Messrs Blackburne, Stewart Shirley Hamilton, John Maddison, Joseph Clarkson McCktchie, Thomas Trent, Frederick, I hereby declare the' above-named BUM! ELECTED. L. C. WILLIAMS, Returnmg-ofiker. Christchurch, March 28, 1900. 8792 .. ASHLEY ELECTORATE, ELECTION OF iICENSING- COMMITTEE. -"-' , officer for the 'Electoral District of Ashley, do hereby give public notice that the number of votes received by each candidate at Poll held on MARCH 22nd, 1900, was:— McRAE, GEORGE 408 STARKY, GEORGE BAYNTON . * 332 CRAMPTON, GEORGE WILLIAM , 327 MASON, CHARLES BLAKE . . , 322 McNAUGHT, THOMAS . . . .318 RENNER, ""GEORGE ..... 311. WHITESIDE, GEORGE WILLJAM i 304 HASWELL, GUMMING . . . .302 And I hereby deolare Messrs G-eoage Mcßae, GeoTg© Baynton St&rky, George \ William Crampton, Charles Blake Mason arid Thomas McNaught DULY ELECTED aa a '.Licensing Committee for the aforesaid district. ~" '-■._ And I hereby appoint the Courthouse, Am- ; berley, as the place where meetings of the aforesaid committee are to be helcL, 'and the FIRST QUARTERLY MEETING: shall bo held on FRIDAY, JUNE Ist, 1900,-iand thereafter on the FIRST FRIDAYS in rthe month of September, December, March and June, until the next periodical election of Licensing Committee. MAXIMILIAN WHATMAsN, Rjaturniiag-omcer. Amberley, March 26, 1900. ■ 8786 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KAIAffIQI. ELECTION OF LICENSING COMMITTEE. J- ■ MICHAEL LYNiSKEiY, ißeturning-officer i-» for tho Electoral District of Kaiapoi, hereby give notice in terms of the Electoral Act, 1893, the Alcoholic Liquors -Sale Control Act, 1833, and the Acts amending the ' same, that the following persons have been duly, nominated Candidates as Members of thffl Licensing Committee:Coup, Robert, Farmer, Kaiapoi Daly, John, Draper, ,'K.aiapoi Doubleday, William, Engineer, Kaiapoi Feldwiek, Edwin, Storekeeper, Kaiapoi Hopkins, Robert, Farmer, Kaiapoi. And being no more Camdidates than the number to be elected, I tharefore declare the above Candidates be DULY ' ELECTED to serve as Members of the Licensing Committee for-to* District of Kai-qrpoi. MICHAEL LYNSKEY, RetUTning-officer-.- -■ Kaianoi, 2Sth Mardh, 1900. ' 89* a Funerals. ' GE OB 9 E BAR R E Li* UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER. Telegrams and Telephone Orders by Night fit Day Ueceive Immediate Attention. 63, DURHLAM STREET SOUTH. Telephone 631. XI9S7 _ Gt. W. J. PARSONS, MONUMENTAL MASOitf„ Manchester Street S. ONUMENffS anT HEADSTONES I __ Marble Granite, and other atoneß. a work guaranteed. Lowest possible pw» Concrete Kerbings and Iron Railings xn.-iui the Newest Designs. Inspection Specially Invited. 22559 > E R S O ._ UNDBRTAiKER AND EMBALMEB, Cbildreta's Funerals from 30s. Adults' Fun-erala from 60s. Polished Coffins at a few hours' notion* ADDRESS: 101, VICTORIA STREET, Christohuroh. 1913 _ t. LAMB AND SO* UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS* No. 35, LiCHFIELD STREET. TeSephona '361. 16i® rpHE FaieMdlof'Mr Thoinas M'ClatcWo, Jim 1 of Ashbu-rton, -are invited to attend "WW funeral of Ms late 'wife, to leave theiA««Wion Railway Station on arrival of the koutn Train, 2 p.m., on Wednesday, 28th tost., fox tho Addiugton Cemetery. J. LAMB Aj.NL> SON. 881 g__ 5 Friends of Mr Harry Sail are Miy invited to. attend the funeral of his lata daughter, Hilda. Dorothy, which will leava his residence, A-skltay Svreet, Ranigiora, an WMnesdiay. 2 p.m., tor tho Church of England, etery, Rangioi-a. J. C. FELTON, Undertaker. • ' ' 9822