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Otago Daily Times, 2 October 1865, Page 2

Qmvmmmt Wetlces. CORPORATION OF THB CITY OF DUNBDI-f. TENDERS will he received at fhe City Cc.ncil'Cb<ri_brnr, en or before Tuesday, "OclohsT Si-**, it 2 o'clock, for the Supply of (500) ■'. ■Phre Hundred Cubic Yards Malrtenance Metal. ; Specifications may he seen at Town Snrvejor. j -office. - • ' JOHN L'ZAB, Town Clerk. _3t_ gepUiober, 11505. ..CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF DUNEDIN. mURAL ALL .TME*?ra_ OPEN TO LEASE. f¥IENDBBH will be receive, at the City JL Coondt Chsinbi-rs. on cr before Tuesday, -Octohcr 10th, at _ ©Vock, for a 21 yea*-' lean., either topethejr or iwjarnWy. of M,__i:»pal Sectio_s 5 snd 6 Block XIX, W*<_oJa Dietlct. Tbe alktnv nts iro 50 acres each, more or leas. Conditions of lesse may tbe seen tt this office. JOHN LAZAH, 2"own Clerk. 29th Pepttraber, 16(15. IT i* norifiod, for general Infoimatio. Hat at a dstc to lie p_rtlc_larl«ed in a futnro notlcf, probably ta She month ot November, 1865, the Fi-ori-ociel Government of Hawke's Bay will offer ** BALE AND LEASE _H_ VALUABLE LANDS, • description of which ia hereafter given, The districts hi which three La_ds are situate have only recently been acquired from the Native proprietor", and no land has been sold in them. Ist. The towiy_ip of Clyde, consisti-g of shout 600 town sections. This township will he sold hy puhlic auction, and oilers unusual advantages for'lnvestment. It is situate on the Wairoa, a liver navigable for. many miles from its month, with a back country, containing largo blocks of rich agricaltural land, and also an extcn-ive pastoral district. The Provincial tfovernment hay? about two hundred thousand acre? in this district to open up for settlement; the whole of thi* country is tt present u_eecupied and will be offered to public coin petition. Snd. Suburban land adjoining tho township of Clyde. This district will be laid out In lets of from ten lo sixty ecrcti, end is nearly a'l rich egricaltural tod, a preat deal of it abuttiosr en the Wairoa River. It will be disposed of by public auction. 3rd. Agricultural land, adjoining Iheiinburban land at the Wairc-a, and Mahia, and in different parts of tbe Wairoa and adjacent di-trkt*. There is a large extent of really flee agricultural lar.d to be brought Into the market from time to lime, as demand for it occurs. This land will be f-urveyed and laid cut in ae~t!c.nn suitable for the cccupation oj agricultural settlers, and will be sold to the first applicant atone pouod per acre. Land f<,r comtno.age will ha reserved adjacent to each block of sgricultura land, for fourteen years, equal in extent to the quantity of land sold or offered for sale. *&. Pastoral land, about (120,000) one bundrel and twenty thousand acres of land suitable for sheep runs, iltuate in Wairoa and adjacent district., will be divided into blocks not exoeeding in any case ten thousand acrec, and be leaned ly publis auction for fourteen years to tbe highest bidder. The sanction of the ; Legislature has to be obtained before thee*, runs can bo disposed of. ___ Townrldp of the Mahia. This township will consist of about 200 to n sections It Is situato at the , tbe -hipping place of the Mali a Penhuula and adjacent districts; The land *_ good in tho vicinity, aud the Crown has a large acreage •» there , for, disposal This township will ba sold by public auction. Uth. Suburban land ot the Mahia, adjacent to the township, and of good quality, will, be sold in of from ten to tixty acres, by public auction. 7th. Above six thousand acres of the Ahuriri Plaimi, well known to be the richest agricultural land in the Colony, and immediately .ndjolning the township of Nnpier. These bloc.ii areheld in lease rom the natives or periods of twenty-one aud twenty-two years, and will be leased by publio auction, in lots suitable for the settlement of tn agricultural poptflaI ation for like periods. A future notice -will be issued, ghdng tho day on whioh these valuable lands will he thnwn open to the public, and particular* a* io upset . price, size of lots, kc, will be published. Settlers ' desiring to make permanent homes aie invited to inspect the districts about to be op.raed for settlement, they will find tha land of excellent i _u__ty and the climate the finest in New Zcaand, DONALD M'LKAN, ' i Superintendent, J Province of Hawke's Bay. " It has been notified to us that tlie sale cf tho above Blocks of Land under tha heads No- 1, 2, , 6 and 6, wIE bo offered for sale Novem_er29ih i 1865 t MOTIOB. ~~*~" J — ' ll *KB AND AFTER THE 18_a tfKSTANT ' J APPLICATIONS ' a t WH be Received fa* •* UNBU II VKIKD LAND J IM SH- . PROVINCE OF SOUTHLAND. 3?n«ws___l M-ty Ith, .1854 i