OTAGO LAND BOARD.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14009, 13 March 1920, Page 6

OTAGO LAND BOARD.

\l tiic Otago Land Board on 'Wednesday the following business of. local interest was transacted. Tin- following applications for land were approved :—Herbert "Wright. 16s. Clifton Settlement; Percy S. « }V !7- Clifton Settlement: Michael t-. U. Bovle. section 13. block I. Benmore. Me«rs -I- H. D. Brown and C. D. Brown, discharged soldiers, applied for oas-toral rim 576. Kyehurn. contuninp 17 160 acres.—Declined as the run was to l>e opened for selection to returned soldiers. . ~ The following renewals were dealt with as under. . Sections 29 and 30. block 111. Maniototo- area. 306 acres; rent. tlO 4s per •minim : lessee. James Fennessey. Granted at £ll 10s per annum. —Section J-s block ni. Maniototo: ilncl section 46. block F. N'asebv: area. 200 acres: rent. CQ i-2 s sd: lessee. Mrs M. E. Francis. | Granted at £lO 17s 6d per annum.- j Sections 26 and 27. block 11. Maniototo- area. 154 acres: rent, to 2s Pd per annum: lessee. Sarah Tnder. Grantee j at to The Waitaki CouiUv Council submitted proposals for the expenditure of thirds for the period ending .January 31, 10"0 amounting to tlB3 3s °d—Pronopals approved: payment authorised. The Secretary of the Waitaki Acclimatisation Society re.,nested that sections 3 to 10. block V. Waitaki Bridge be set aside as a fishing reserve and vested in the society.—Recommended for favorable consideration. Applications to transfer were deajt with a« under:—Windsor Park Settlement. 304 acres I rood. Richard field to Michael Mansfield-Approved Phinkct Settlement. 748 acres 1 rood 3.1 noles. F.rnest Butt, to Peter Wilson MtCreadie.-Approved Transfers of one-fifth interest:—Run 201 a. Omarama (30.520 a) Marion Jane McNair tc Harold Thomas V| igley. —Approved conditionally. The following !Other applications to transfer one-fifth interest were all approved:—l2a. ToI tara Settlement (102 a 2r 25p. Henry •Evan* to James Harvey Taylor, la S Airedale Settlement (201 a 30p, Thomas McPhee to James Mathew Kerin. \ complaint was received that the original selector of 571 (Dasher) was not complying with the residence conditions of his lease—No actiom to be taken. "A bird's weight can break the infant tree " —Browning. A delicate constitution can be shattered bv a summer cough or cold. It is natural but very unwise to neglect a cough or cold at this season. It mav easily develop into bronchitis, pneumonia." pleurisy, or even consumpProtect vourself and your children by having Baxter's Lung Preserver handy alwavs. At the first sign of a cofign rJ cold'a dose of "Baxter's" will nip the tronlle in the hud. Unequalled also For xru throats, chest and Bronchial lroul'.'€«. , ,_ ' „., In" the nome where -'Baxters is health reigns. Big. bottle, 2s 6d. chemist or store. r^