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Otago Witness, Issue 568, 18 October 1862, Page 4

TOWNSHIP OP OAMARU. AS \LE of the following Sections in the Town of Oamani, will tAc place nt Onni.uu, on SATURDAY, Hie 2:2 nd riu of November next, at 12 o'clock, noon :—: — L >t. Section. Block 1 f> X 2 4 I ; ; 7 v 8 19 ix 9 38 10 17 11 10 12 27 LXXIII 13 20 1-1 25 " 15 2i " 16 II XLI 17 18 18 19 " 1!) 20 20 15 LXXIX 21 12 22 10 23 9 2) 7 27 lo LXXXII 29 ■" " 30 5 LX XXVII •31 (5 32 4 33 3 34 2 " 37 7 " 88 « 39 5 " 40 4 W XXVIII 43 ij 44 IU 46 2 Xdll 47 a 48 12 " 49 13 50 14 rl 5 XI 52 4 53 3 54 2 " 55 1 50 7 IV" 67 13 V CS 14 59 3 CO 10 VII W. H. CUTTEN, „r , T , . Chief Commissioner. Waste Lind Eonrl Office, Dunedin, ]6th October, ISG2. HAWKSBURY DISTRICT-BLOCK VIL WILL be open for applications on Monday, the ord day ot ISoveniber next. Block 7. Huwkesbury, is bounded on the north by the Pleasant, River, im the south dv Block 111 Hawkesbury, on the west by unsurveyed land and on the east bj Block 11, same Dibtiict/ aud is within three-foui thi of a mile of the Main Noith Eoad, beore its junction with the road by Waikouaiti to the ntenor gold ficLis. ~* AKATOUE DISTRICT— BLOft^vTT Will be open for app icatj, .wifu " Tuesday, the 4th lay of jxovomjjgjuvwsi^^^ •" —^#to£k-15, Akatoie, is bounded on the west and south by the Tokemahiio lliver, on the north by Block I, in vhich thsie i«i v l.irge rehi'iv&l bush, ami on the east by Block V. of the same District. HILLEND DISTRICT-BLOCK I. Will be open fo:- applications on Thursday, the Cth day of No\ ember next. Block 1., Hillend, adjoins the Town -hip Keseive, on the east bank of the Clutha, opposite the Ferry Hous,c, and is boaniieJ on the ea«t by Blocks IX., X. and XI, youth Tuakitoto District, and is /ulersectcd by tlie Great South Road. Forms of application may be obtained at the Land Office, Dunediu, aud mips of the vaiious Blocks may be had from Mr. Livingston, Bookseller, Staffordstreet, W. U CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Boaid Office, Dunediu, 19th September, 1862 TOWN BOARD. "VTOTICE is hereby given that a Quarterly i_l Meeting of the Town Board of Dunedin, for the pmpo'se of hearing complaints, or rcceivint; infonnaiions iespectiii{? the state or condition of the ftrcets, roads, bridge*, foothpiths, aii'l dniins, and determining in rep; d thereto ; will be h-ild at the Boaid Room, I'litices-street, on Tuesday, 2<<th October, iubt., at 2 o'clock. CHAS. REID, Click to the Town Boird of Dunedin. NOTICE.— To all parties who ln\e Stray Catt!-. Cattle having Stca\ed on Kirns No. "l3t a <•! 22, notice is hereby tdven that pai ties may be sent to tend them, coiisilei.ible d.iuiage having been done. Stotfield S.a'ion, Kal-nnui, September 30, 1802. GENERAL BOARD ov LOAD TRUSTEES. WAREPA ROAD DISTRICT. mHR fiist Meeting of the District Board of Road JL Trustees, lately elected for the Ware pa Road District, is hereby appointed to I c he'd at the Schoolliouse, withiu the said dUtiict, on Saturday, the 2oth day ofOctolier, 18(»-2, at 1 o'clock p.m. ; said Tiustees having failed to meet, as formeiK advertised. By order, JAMES A. CnEYNE, Clerk to General Road Board. DUNEDIN PITY EDUCATIONAL DISTRICT. n^IIE Education Board havinp resolved to combine X the Districts of North and South Dunediu into one Educational District, notice is hereby given, that a Meeting of the Owners and Occupiers "of Laud, and Householders, within the City of Dunedin and Town Belt, adjacent thereto, will be held within Dr Burns' Charch. upon Fridiy, the 21st day of November, 1802, at 7 o'clock p.m., to elect a School Committee for the Educational District of Dunedin City. By order, JOHN HISLOP, Secretary to (he Education Board. £100. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS TWO DRAUGHT HORSES the property of Mark Noble, Esq., Oamaru, were found lying dead at the foot of a precipice on Mr. Feren's run, on Wednesday, Ist October, inst.; and there is. reason to believe they were forced over the cliff. The above reward will be paid to any person or persons giving such information, as may lead to tho conviction of the offenders. Oamaru, Octobers, 38G2TS7~ ANTED, an experienced Schoolmaster, for TT Rivciton; salary not less than £200 per annum, with house attached. Testimonials will be received, addressed, to the Secretary of Rivertou School Committee, up to Gth December next. Kivertoa, 10th October, W62. FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT BUSINESS IN CIIIUSTCHURCH. MESSRS. AIRMAN & WILSON have received instructions from Mr. Jno. Birdsey (who purposes retiring from the business) to offer for sale that celebrated Hotel and Restaurant known by the I name of "BIRDSEY'S BRITISH HOTEL," situated in the High street of Chnstchurch. # Since the opening, tli« business done at this establishment has been a largo and constantly incrca«iii" one, and is now doirnt one of the mo-t lespectable and profitable trades in the line in New Zealand. Besides being the rendezvous for all the principal settlei-s of the Canterbury province, it is largely trequented by visitois from the other settlements and from Australia. Placed in the commercial portion ot the city and in one of the principal thoroughfares, it offers inducements seldom to be met with, viz., a first-rate situation and a laiigk established and profitable connection, whinh, with a few years* attention, will enable any one taking it up to retire with a Handsome competency. Bo.va Fide intending purchasers will be shewn the books of the concern, which, being 1 carefully kept, will enable any one to aseeitaiu nt a glance the extent of the business done and the profits realised. r On application to tJie nuctipneers, every information as to tho length and conditions of lease, price, terms, &c, will be afforded to parties desirous of becoming purchasers.