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LIST OF CLAlMS— Continued. Ciiiuktiax Name and Nature op Pi-ace where Property is situSurname or the Claimant Place of Abode. nttATTfTP^Tnv ated, and Name on Description AT TULL LENGTH. AWFIGATION. OF THE SAME. 83 Nurse, William Hugh Riverton freehold Omut Creek, 600 acres; sees. 11 and cm /^ x t , T 3 5>5 > block XXI » Invercargill 84 Ott, Jacob Invercargill do. Invercargill, sections 3 and 4, block 0 , T , il# T , t i. ti- r i. ii XII, and house thereon 85 Pattison, John Jacob's River freehold and Sections 27 and 29, Jacob's River household Hundreds, block I, house and im86 Preston, Robert Waikivi freehold WaikiTiS^cres of land 87 Price, Matthew Invercargill household Invercargill, house in Esk-street 88 Robson, Thomas do. freehold Invercargill, section 9, block IX, with on r> v' , -IX7-1- j buildings thereon 89 Roebuck, William do. do. Invercargill, section 5, block I 90 Rankm, William do. do. , Invercargill, \of section No. 2, block O1 , XIII, and house thereon yi Reid, Alexander do. «°- Invercargill, block I, section 14 92 Ross, John Invercargill Hun- a - Rosslyn Biish, sections 41 and 42, dreds block V^ 168 acres and house and o _ , improvements thereon y-5 Richardson, James Warner Spring Vale «o. New River, 70 acres Rural land. »4 Robertson, William Invercargill do - Section 3, block LIII, Invercargill, with house J5 Robertson, John New River do. New River Hundreds, 130 acres and house J6 Ross, Alexander Long Bush do. Invercargill Hundreds, $ acre section »7 Redmayne, Thomas Dunedin do. Section 22, block IV, Invercargill Hundreds; section 4, block XVII, M ....... ,n.m- v ii, and sec. 2, block XII, Invercargill 9« Sinclair, David Toi Tois household Toi Tois, a dwelling-house 99 Shaw, Isaac Invercargill leasehold Invercargill, house on section 17 block XI 100 Smith, John Mary-street freehold Allotments 52 101 Smith, Thomas Invercargill household Inveieargill 102 Smith, Alexander do. freehold One Tree Point, 150 acres of land ; and sections 15 and 16, block LV^ Invercargill n! c! ,'^ n „ i,- d( \ , A °,',i Invercargill, section 3, block LXIII i(W Stuck, James Reynolds Riverton freehold and No. 17 block 111, Riverton household 105 Stevens, William Otaiti Bush, near household Unsurveyed section, Otaiti Bush m,. o•. ti Riverton near Riverton 106 Switzer, John Dunedin freehold Sections 2, 3, 20, and 29, block IX, 107 Strode, Alfred Chetham do. do. SeS If, Invercargill inn m i -r r. Hundreds 108 Shanks, James Stewart Mataura household Mataura, Run No. 66, and house 109 Sheriff, George Invercargill free hold Invercargill Hundreds, section 39, 110 Smith, William do. do . Wcarg^" Hundreds, { of section 12, block V, and allotment No. 17, block I, Invercargill Hundreds, in o mol i p o i , , with house, &c, HJ bmall, Caleb do do . Section 10, block XI, Invercargill 112 Thomas, William Jacob - S River household House at Otarita Bush, rural section „„ „, „ „,.„. „ . No. 50, block VI 113 Tarlton, William Francs do . household and House and 87 acres, Jacob's River ; freehold sees. 7 and 8, block 111. Riverton ■ 800 acres Invercargill district ; 360 acres New River district ; and lUt , , „, r . sec. 17, block LII, Invercargill 1 1* Thystrup, Chrysten Launt, Riverton do. Section 12, block V, Riverton, house zen . and improvements; and section 16, IK ir- • m block XI, Invercargill io Yitting, Charles Invercargill freehold Invercargill, section 16, block LXIII, n« w i. wii- t i with house thereon "0 West, William John Mokoinok leasehold Mokomok Ferry, New River, accom117 w n ti modation house and improvements 1 v *ai., Jonn Invercaigill do. House on section 9, block IX 118 Warden, Charles Thompson Invercargill Hun- freehold and Invercargill Hundreds, One Tree no „, , Tr _, , dreds' household Point, 200 acies with house HJ Woodman, Henry Edmund Ri vcrt on household Situate at the mouth of Jacob's ion -ir-i t » River, North bank U " lIs °n. John Jacob's River freehold and Section 28, block I, Jacob's River household Hundreds, and house on Opoa ioi \i7-i T tt ~ Creek, Aparamati 121 Wilson, James H. One-Tree Point freehold 150 acres of land, with house, at One Tree Point A. J. ELLES, T „, „ , . .. Registration Officer. Invercargill, 7th April 1860.

To the Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers of Otago. AT a Meeting of the Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, and others connected with these trades, lately held in Auckland, it was resolved to present a Memorial to the General Assembly at their meeting in May next, setting forth the injurious operation of the present Tariff on these trades, and praying for the imposition of a duty on imported Furni-. ture. The Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers of Otago are hereby earnestly invited to join in the endeavour to obtain this object by presenting a similar memorial through one of their own representatives. Auckland, March 19, 1860. HELENSBROOK, TOKOMAIRIRO. QUARTER -ACRE SECTIONS in this Township, which is admirably situate on the Great Southern Road, near the Centre of the Plain, may be had on application to Mb. JOHN HARDY, Ilelensbrook, Tokomairiro. FOR SALE, A SPLENDID GREY MARE, with Foal at foot, and in foal again ; warranted perfectly quiet. She is a capital trotter, has fine spirit, and is accustomed to the Sidesaddle. Apply to Mr. Jas. Hunter, North-east Valley. Otago Property Investment Company. milE QUARTERLY MEETING will be J- held in the usual place in Dunedin on TUESDAY, the Bth day of May 1860, at 8 o'clock evening, for the purpose of disposing of the Cash on hand. JOHN LOGAN, Secretary. Otago Property Investment Company, ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. nHHE Seventh Annual General Meeting of A the Company will be held in the Odd Fellows' Hall, Dunedin, on MONDAY, the 14th day of May, 1860, at 7 o'clock evening. Business. To receive a Statement of Accounts for the year ending 24th April 1860, and to elect Office-bearers in room of Messrs. J. Shanks, Malcolm Graham, and James Scott, and other Office-bearers who retire. Balance. The Members of the Company are respectfully requested to pay their subscriptions, &c, up till the said 24th day of April, so as to be clear on the Books when the Balance is taken. JOHN LOGAN, Secretary. £2 REWARD. STRAYED from Waikouaiti, a fortnight ago, and last seen by the Clump of Trees, A BAY MARE and HORSE FOAL. The Mare is branded EW on the fore shoulder, and has a small star on the forehead ; supposed to have wandered towards Dunedin. Whoever will deliver the above to Mr. J. Flanagan, Dunedin, or to Mr. Beale, Waikouaiti, will receive the above reward. General Board of Road Trustees. \TOTICE is Hereby Given, that, in conse--Ll quence of repeated complaints made to the General Board of Eoad Trustees of obstruction and damage being caused to road lines within the Province, by parties digging holes in removing turf, and other material from, and otherwise injuring and obstructing said road lines, that proceedings will (without further notice) be at once taken, under the 51st section of the "Roads Ordinance, 1856," against any parties so offending. By Order, JAMES A. CIIEYNE, Clerk to the Road Board.

EX "PIRATE," A ND ON SALE by the Undersigned, a lot 11 of handsome Pocket Bibles— Large Type Psalm Books— Sacred Music Books— Lyric Gems — Comic Vocalist — Burns' and Cameron's Songs with Music — First Lesson Book for Children, on cloth and paperAlso, a fine selection of New Novels. To arrive per Elizabeth from London, A very superior Lot of BOOKS, comprising the works of Shakespeare, Dickens, Thackeray, Bulwcr Lytton, Chalmers, Scott, Hugh Miller, Goldsmith's Natural History, D'Aubigne's Reformation ; Milton, Cowper, and Bnrns' Poems ; Chambers' Papers, Cobbin's Barnes, M'Duffs Prayers, The Minister's Wooing, and many others; in all upwards of 700 Volumes. On hand, The Pastoral Office, and the Millenium, by Thomas Dick, sen., of Dunedin. SIMPSON & HENDERSON, Booksellers and General Merchants, PRINCES STREET. SIMPSON & HENDERSON. EX " GALA," 4 CRATES good common Scotch EARTHENWARE, consisting of Tea, Dinner, and Bedroom Sets — will be sold cheap. 1 Case Boots, consisting of — Men's Watcrtights „ Wellingtons „ Bluchers Ladies' Leather Boots Boys' Watertights „ Bluchers A large lot of Children's Boots 1 Case of Gray, Dunn & Co.'s finest quality of Fancy Biscuits, in 21b tins 1 Case very fine No. 2 Manilla Cheroots— a great treat. SIMPSON & HENDERSON HAVE received, per " Gala," from Glasgow, one large iron TOBACCO PRESS. Also, a very fine TOBACCO-CUTTING MACHINE, which gives from 4 to 150 cuts to the inch ; and they will be able in a few days to give to those who love a good smoke an excellent Cake Cavendish ; also a very fine thing cut. All who want a smoke of real Genuine Tobacco, without the usual inconvenience of cutting for themselves, should purchase this, made-up in |-lb. packets. SIMPSON & HENDERSON, Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturers, Princes-street, Dunedin. BELGRAVE HOUSE. MISS BARNWELL having rented from Mr. John PitouDrooT the whole of his BRICK HOUSE in Princes-street, intimates that she is now prepared to open it as a First-Class Boarding House, where every attention will be paid to keep and provide a respectable, quiet, and comfortable home. MESSRS JAS. PATERSON & CO., Auctioneers, General and Commission Agents, BEG to announce their intention to hold a WEEKLY AUCTION of General Merchandise, at their Auction Rooms, every FRIDAY, to commence at One o'clock. A MONTHLY AUCTION, for the Sale of Cattle, Horses, Agricultural Implements, and Stock, to be held in their Yard, Dunedin, on the First TUESDAY in every Month, to commence at Twelve o'clock. A QUARTERLY AUCTION, for the Sale of Cattle, Horses, and Stock, in the Taieri and Tokomairiro Districts,— the date and locality of which will be announced in a future advertisement. Messrs. J. P. & Co. bog to draw attention to the great convenience otfered by these periodical Auctions, for the Sale and Purchase of all descriptions of Property.