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North Otago Times, Volume VI, Issue 106, 1 March 1866, Page 3

Government Notice. V . c-y*~5z.r& R. Q ALE OF CROWN LANDS.— Block TV., OTEPOPO DISTRICT.— Notice is Hereby Giren, tliat His Honor the Superintendent will remove the reserves from Block IY., Otcpopo District (formerly set apart for Acclimatisation purposes), on MONDAY, the 12th day of FEBRUARY next, on and after which date applications for the purchase of the land, or any part thereof, comprised within tho snid Block, will be received at the Land Office, Dunedin. Block IY., Otepopo, lies about seven miles to the South of Oamaru Township, and is bounded on tho North by the Kakanui River, on the East by the Ocean. The Otepopo Bush is about five miles distant, and the land contained within tho Block is well-adnpted for agricultural purposes. W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Dunediu, 11th January, 1866.

New Advertisements.

"WTIiIi BE CLASSIFIED IN OUR NEXT. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. Cab ital, Two Millions Sterling. FIRE: FTIHE above Company is prepared to effect Insurances on every description of risk, at lowest current rates. Losses settled here promptly, without the delay incidental to a reference to Australia or to Europe. LIFE Bonttses Declared 1855, 1860, and 1865 : Two per Cent, per Annum on the sum assured. The greatest bonus ever continuously declared by any Company. Almanacs, containing Tables of Premium, Forms of Proposal, &c, can be had on application to HENRY CONNELL, Agent, Thames-street, Oainaru. Medical Examiner : — Dr Hocken, Dunedin.

Victoria Chambers, Manse-street, Dunedin, February 21st, 1866. rTIHE Attention of Trustees of INSOL- - VENT ESTATES is directed to Clause 11 of the " Debtors' and Creditors' Act Amendment Act, 1865 :"— " XI. Every sequestrator and trustee shall withiu such timo and in such manner as the inspector may from time to time prescribe in that behali render to such inspector full and exact statements of all accounts transactions matters and things whatsoever in any way relating to the sequestrated estate and shall from time to time produce vouchers for his accounts, and shall attend tho inspector with the same at such times as shall bo appointed by him in that behalf and do all other acts whatsoever which shall from time to time bo prescribed in that behalf either by the inspector or by any general regulations so as to explain to tho iuspector all matters and things whatsoever in any wiso relating to the sequestrated estate or the conduct of the debtor or anything in any way relating thereto." The powers conferred by the above-mentioned Act are retrospective, and apply to all Estates in which the benefit of tho Acts of 1862 or 1865 has boen taken, whether by deed of arrangement or petition. Statements and accounts are to bo forwarded to the Inspector without delay. GEORGE BRODIE, Inspector.

A RE YOU A PATRIOT ?— If so, come and hear a LECTURE on "The Life and Death of a Man who was the Greatest Patriot the World ever knew." A Lecture on the above subject to bo delivered at Baker's Northern Hotel, by SYDNEY STIDOLPH, On FRIDAY EVENING, 9th MARCH, At half-past 7 o'clock. S. Gibbs, Esq., will take the chair. All are earnestly desired to attend, so as to hear what are the " Signs of the Times," with plans for the future j a benefit to all. The proceeds of the above Lecture will bo given towards fencing and ornamenting the Burial Ground in Oamaru. Admission. — !■. each.