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riv le r. reasonable terms, the building A laielv .med .13 the of Wales Hotel, Ree^strect: *• s-**. C-.ittr.se rvnt, 7*. 6d. per we«k. For farther particulars, rpply to M. J. Malaghan, Fmch-street. Queens;own. I hereby give notice th.it George Woodrow is authorised to receive ALL DEBTS DUE to roc 'rom 2nd Fcbrnary, 1885, connected with the Bakery in Ballarat-street nntil farther notice. J. M'DONALD. TTTANTED. Sitnstion as FIRST-CLASS COOK VV or HOISEKKFI'FIR; Housekeeper preferred. References if mjnired. Address—Mrs Linden, care of Mr W. W. Browne, teacher, Kinloch. Lake Wakatipn. WANTED, by a Gentleman of Twenty Yearsexperience, the position of MANAGER of • QUARTZ MINE or MILL, or both. Unexcep tiooal testimonial*. Apply office of this paper. TiATTB CCTOTT GAZETTE. Applications, addressed to the County Chairman, will be received nntil the 27th FEBRUARY. ISSfI. for the combined Office of ENGINEER. CLERK and COLLECTOR OF RATES *0 the L-.ke Comity Counc:!. Salary, £4OO per annum (to in;lr.ilc a!I travelling eTprr,«cs*. An assistant * ill be allowed in the Cierks o2ce. C. C. BO YES. Chairman. Qnoenstown. February 2, ISS6. APPLICATION FOR AGRICULTURAL LEASE. o'iHe!>3»oun. February 6, ISS6. To the Warden at Qneor.stown. I hereby apply f >r a Lease of Land for A cricnltural sitnste at Arthur's Point, hcine Section JV>, T>so k XIX . and or th<Tra'>c;:K in a««-*ord inre with the Agricultural Leases Rer.iil.ifmade under "Th«* Mine* Ait. 1877." Applicant—Atikt. Address— Arthur's P>>int. The above application will W heard at Qacn • town oa the Sth day of M »r. hj, ISSfi. H. NELSON FIRTH, pro Warden. Application for agricultural lease. Queenstfuvn, February 6, ISS6. To the Warden at Qneenstown. I hereby apply for a Lea-e of land for Agricultural purposes, situate at Arthur's Point, Section 91, Blvk XIX., and comprising 22 acres 0 roods 27 parches or thereabouts, in accordance with the Agricultcral Leis-.s Regulations made under "The Mines Act, 1>77." Applicant—Jamm ArttT. Address—Arthur's Pomt. The abort application w ill bo heard at Queens•town on the Bth day of March, ISB6. H. NELSON FIRTH. pro Warden. JjlOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. NEW ORLEANS HOTEL, , ARROWTOWX. Including FURNITURE, STOCK, GOODWILL, etc. The House is doinc a First-class Trade. r.nd is the LEADING HOTEL of the town. iutis. factory rea.*ons given for °v".iru*. To anyone wishing for a g.-id hotel property, tin* above affords a special opportunity. For full particular* sip'v t'j A. J. KELLY, l'io'>'ietrr t Arrow tuwn. SATURDAY, fitli MARCH, 18?6. At 2 p.m. SALE BV PUBLIC AUCTION AT DEEP CREEK HOTEL, GIBRsTON, VALUABLE COALMINING PROPERTY £- AGRICULTURAL LAND. THOMAS MCCRACKEN, instructed l>y Mr R. D. OwrNs, the Proprietor, will §«-I! as a><ove that hiihly-dt-sirable a*iJ va'nal-Ie property the DEEP CREEK COAL PIT, C2 a-res hrld under Mineral Lease fro-ri t'ellivrnmiHif at the small annual r> nta. i f £!) 10->. fhi- lease !a< ten years to mo and is free fmrn royalty. The out-| ut has, for years pist. per ant.um, and the pi ice obtained for coal , at the pit-mouth is £1 per ton. The coal , has been analysed by Professor Black, whose report spates it to I* the best in Ot»go. Bein<_' the only pit in the Queenstown. Arrow and Lakes d strict, the market is a wt le one, and the business is 1 practically a monopoly. The working plant is iu good order, and includes IK$ ' torn of new iron rails 1 By a capitalist or a party of four working men £Bflo per annum, cleur of ail and expenses, can easily le made. Also, EIGHTY TWO ACRES ok TIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL LAND all ready fo»* the plough. There are 20 acres of this 1 land securely fenced. TERMS AND CONDITIONS AT SALE. The land will be sold cither conjointly with the i Coal pit or separately if r*qnired. Foil particulars may le obtaiued from the Proprietor, at Gillwtoo, or from ; THOMAS M*CRACKEN, Aofltioeeer, CromwelL *