LAND BALLOT.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 10417, 20 July 1895, Page 2

LAND BALLOT.

A baUot was taken at the Growa Laads Office on Thursday for small grazing rub 9 of 23, Kurow, situated at the back of thetwo. of Kurow, and containing 1929 acres. The rental was 7i-d per acre. Thirty, applications were received, and Walter Sutherland was the saccesefui applicant The ; ballot was conducted by Mr W^ Robertson, under the supervision of Mr J. P. Maitknd, aad Mr T. A. Munro actod as scrutineer.

The following were the unsuccessful applicants r-Wslter G. Munro, James 'MThersou Munro, T. A. Muaro, HeVberc J. B. Muoro, E. A. Munro, R... A. Muuro, Wil!i«n MitcheU, John Orr, Mary Si Hille, W'iili.ini G. HiUe, Frederick W. Hille, W. H. Eoes, George Owrng, James Smith, John Healej. - D G. Middlcd!tcij, J. M. Middleditch, Archibald J. Riiddleditch, Alfred J. Middleditch, Elizabeth omith, Elizabeth A. Smith, William Cunniug. ham, James Cunningham, Thomas Gordon, Bernard Delargy, George Fiddes. Amelia R. FidQ f s. Thomas Fiddes, and William Ravns (informal). '

Many stubborn and a^ravating cases o£ rheumatißm that were believed to be incurabla and accepted as life legacies, have yielded to Chaaberkin's Pain Balm, niueh to the surprise and gratificition of the sufferers. One applj. cation will relieve the pain and suffering, and its continued use insures an effectual cv^ For sale by all leading chemists. " - In France a very good gas is made from the fatty materials contained in the soapmds after washing wools and ynrris The * h water of a wooilen mill with 20,000 spindles w?H annually yield enough of this substance, to^ duce 1,000,000 ft of gas. °9 to ?«»• SPRING BLO^OM ISA.

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