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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7722, 17 November 1886, Page 1

Government Notifications. THE OTAGO DAI L B TI M H Has been appointwl . THB a A aB TT X roa thu CBOVIHOIAL DISTBIOI OJ . . •.. OTAGO .'•■.' tpn raa xbab ISBS, for the Publication oi all KOTIFIOAIHOHS whiol by any Aot of the General Amenably, or by any Ordl nanoe of tho Provlnas of Otago, require to be in serted In tne Provincial Gaz6tte. 23Ji T AND UNDER PERrETUAL LEASE "LOWER HAWEA, LAUDER, AND MOUNT: HYDE DISTRICTS. TENDERS mmt be lodged on TUESDAY, 7tt December next, to be opened at a Meeting of ttu Land Board on Wednesday, the Bth. Sections 5, 6, 8,13,17,18,20,2Z, and 23, Block IV, Lower Hawea District, from 108 to 165 aores; Sections 9 and 10, Block V, Lnuder District, containiug respectively 284 and 281 acres • Section 17, Block VIII, Mount Hyde District, 320 acres. Upset rental, Is per acre. .. Note.—The above Sections are reopened at reduced rentals. Section 13, Block IV, Lower Hawea District, 1b burdened with'valuation for improvements, £132; Section 9, Block V, I.aufler District, Improvements, £3418s fld; and Section 10^ Block V, Lauder District, Improvements, SUi ISa. These valuations are payable within seven days after tender is accepted. J. V. MAITLAND, ' Commissioner of Crown Land*. Crown Lands Office, Dunedin, oth November 1886. 6n T AND UNDER DEFERRED PAYMENT. KUBOW AND DOMBT DISTRICTS. OPEN FOR APPLICATION at the Crown Lands Office, Dunedin,. , Qn WEDNESDAY, Bth DECEMBER 1888 Suctions 15 to 21, 28, 27, and ?8, block VIII, Kurow District, 87 to 142 acres at 25s per acre: alto sections 3 and 4, block I, Domet District, containing respectively 189 and 106 acres. Upset price, 25s per acre. • Note.—Good Agricultural aud Pastoral Land suitable for mixed farming, well watered. Coal in the district, situated about four miles from Kurow Railway Station. Tho sections set apart for Perpetual Leasing in the above blocks will be decided by Tender on WEDNESDAY, 29th December next. These blocks are subject to the Duntroon and Hakateramea Railway Rate. J, V. MAITLAND, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office, Dunedin, sth November 1880. 6n "XT ■■ o t '";■■ io c. All Persona who desire to bequalifted to VOTE for the Election of Wardens of Hundreds must apply for a JDEPASTURING LICENSE and furnfsli the necessary Return on or before the Ist DECEMBER Next to this Office, as required by Sections 17 and 22, Appendix G, " The Land Act 1885." J. P MAITLAND, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office, Dunedin. 3rd November 1880. 4n Publications. mHE LADIES'PAPEB. SHOULD A WOMAN SHINE ? FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. A FASHIONABLE DOUBLE WEDDING AT ST. PAUL'S. FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. AT THE THEATRE. FBIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. THE JROUND OF THB SHOPS. FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. LADIES' GOSSIP. FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS' THE STORY OF THE EARLY GOLD DIB- . COVERIBS IN OTAGO. By Vincent Pyke. CIIAPXER 11, In FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS, contains: THE CHIEF SURVEYOR'S REPORT. PROSPECTING. MR GARVIE'S DISCOVERIES. THE CLUTHA, MANUHERIKIA, and TUAPEKA BIVEHS. FIKST PHACTICAL PROOF OP GOLD IN OTAGO. WOOLSHED CREEK. THB MATAUUA. BLACKLOCK and ROEBUCK'S EXPEDITION. DISCOVERY OP GOLD AT LINDIS PASS. A SOUTH SEA REALM. FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. RECEIVERS OF STOLEN PROPERTY. FRIDAYS OTAGO WITNESS. ELEANOR A. ORMBHAD. FBIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. SCOTLAND YARD FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. THE RETURN. FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. MR B.'S GENEROSITY. FRIDAY'S OTAGO .WITNESS. ALTAE SINGLE. ' FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. BAYNE'S ESSAY ON OAHLYLB FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. L»ndon and Dunedin Markets for Grain and Dairy Produce for 12 Months. FRIDAY'S OTAGO WITNESS. rvTAGO WITNESS. TfiNLABCtED TO FOKTY PASBS. The /-VTAGO WITNESS .TMPEOVED In every Department. J ADIES' COLUMN, by . ALICE, Author of "Fickle Jook," "Grandmother's Story," &a. Q FECIAL Original Ladies' Article, by Alice. " /"IHALK," Original Ladles' Tale, by Alice, In \j addition to the former attractions of this department. /-VUR LITTLE FOLKS, by DOT. T BTTER3 from Little Folks. •piAIBYTALE.byDot. rriHK SON OF HIS FATHER, by Mrs Oliphant, JL -pASSING Notes, by Clvis, TJASQUIN'S Theatrical Notes. Q CALF AX'S "The Stage In Australia." "DEACON'S Sporting Notes. ■pvBMON'S Wheel Notes. -piOBWAED'S Football Notes. CLIP'S Cricket Kot«u. XTTARRIOR'S New South Wales Sporting. rvLYMPUS' Victorian Sporting, T» ATA'S Canterbury Sporting, ■jy-INING. S~i ARDEN NOTES. XT'ABM and STATION, for which the Wltnes JF has attained a position reached by no othe journal in the colony. mHE APIARY. mHB POULTRY YARD, &0..& C. QPARB HALF-HOURS, by Henry Lapnam, THB SKETCHES, Editor's Wallet, Scientific Fun and Fancy, Multum In Parvo, Healtl Column, The Naturalist, Notes and Queries and ali the old attractiona as usual. -piOBTY PAGES. /-VTAGO WITNESB. mWO HUNDRED COLUMNS. /"VTAGO WITNESS, mHB OLDEST WEEKLY In the Colonies. mHIETY-SIXTH YEAR. /"VTAGO WITNESS.