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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 5, 25 November 1862, Page 4

;<@ojb|rnmeiit i; ;•: APPLICATIONS FOR RURAL LAND. ?°" ??■ -a v » * * Locality and Description of Application Day of Apph- Applicant. Acreage. the land, deceived. Decision, cation. 1728 Ca npbell, An- 67 234 Invereargill Hundred, sec- 17th Nor. Thursday, Nov 27 • ■ - thony tion 7. block XVII 1720 Douglas, Wm. 189 130 Campbelltown Hundred. 18th Nov. Friday, Nov. 28 sections 8 and 9, block II •1730 Price.M. 112 112 D.. do section 30a, block I U •1731 Frnneis, Philip 616 333 Do do sections . Xlovd 16, 30a, 31, 39, and 40, block 111 •1733 Inverarity, Wm. 616 333 Do do do David 1733 Auld, Kobt. 152 211 Do do sections 1 and 2, block 111 17C4 Storie, Alex. 296 3 0 Jacob's Kiver H undred, sec ... ... tions 33 and 35, block IX •1735 Fielder, H. 130 212 Do do section 33, block IX •1736 M'LeUb, Danl. 2945 11 Do do all unsold land in block IX ♦1737 M'Clymont, A. 2945 11 Do do do C. •1738 Aitkin, Bobert 249 329 Do do sections Walter 2 and 3, block IX. 1739 Clayton, Rich. 266 3 0 Invereargill Hundred, sections 8, 9, 10, 11, and 13, block X VI I 1740 Preston, Wm. 76 238 New Kiver Hundred, sec- 20th Nov. Monday, Dec. 1 ' tion 15, block VIII Those applications marked *to be decided by auction, at 12 o'clok ; the money to be paid in •tab or by chequo crossed on the day of sale, at the fall of the hammer. WALTER H. PEARSON, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Invorcargill, 20th November, 1862.

Superintendent's Office, Southland, November 17, 18«2. fpKNDERS i*»r the Undermentioned J_ Workß will be received at this Office, up to tho respective dates affixed, where plans and spe cificationa relative thereto may be seen, and ful particulars obtained -. — 126. Campbelltown Road.— Earthwork on and noar the Mokomoko Range; cuttings on hill; about 30 chains length in all, estimated to contain B,UOO cubic yards, partly Ctone; constructing 2 culverts of rubble stone; covering the roadway, about 75 chains, with Manuka fascines, 1 foot thick, and forming thereon, and on the natural surface, for 18 chains at the south end of bush— with the material from the cutting— embankments averaging 21 feet wide and 1 foot 6 inches high at crown, about 90 chains in all; metalling the whole length, 123 chains, with stone from the cut tings (broken to pass through a 3-inch ring.) 14 feet wide, 8 inches deep in centre, and 6 inches at sides Tenders may be delivered till Ist December. 138 Say.— Tenders for the supply of the best Meadow or Oat'n Hay to the Provincial Government Stables will continue to be received till noon of 29th instant. 141. Great North Road.— Clearing in Winter Bush —10 Chains long by one chain wide, between Lot 1 and 2, at present being cleared. Till noon of 25th inst. 144. Myross Bush Road.— Ditching nnd forming road in hush cutting. — Cut side drains 5 feet 6 inches wide on top. 2 feet at bottom, and 3 feet deep— l 2 feet 6 inches from each •ide of the road, so as to leave a clear roadway 30 feet wide; all stumps or felled timber in the way of the work to bj removed by contractor. — Clear off all stumps, roots, or other obstructions aoove ground, a line 16 feet wide in the centre of the road, and all sound material taken from the ditches to be evenly spread over it, with a rise of one foot in tho middle ; any peat from the ditches to be thrown off the rend — about 44 chains, at per chain each ior di'»rhin!r and clearing road. Till noon of 27th inst. 145. Great North Road.— Spread clay in centre, 14 feet wide and 1 foot deep in middle, sloping to nine inchps nt sides— fronting Messrs. Blacklock and White's sections, to commence at the termination of the gravel nnd continued over the sand to the hard ground ; clay to be taken from the roadsides in the immediate neighborhood: at per chain, or for the whole work. Till noon of 27th November. 146. Gaol and Hospital Rationn. — No tenders having bien received f>>r the supply of "Bread " to the above. Departments, (average consumption 70 1 ayes per week.) tenders for same, stating price, for lsts and 2nds per quartern, will be received till noon of 27th in9t. Forms of Tender (for filling up) may be obtained at this office. Each Tenner must be dated, and propel ly marked and addressed. By order, 1L A. GILLER. Clerk to the Superintendent. ~"~ N O T I C E|. TT7HERE \S heretofore Rons have been V T subdivided, and such sub-divisions have been recognised by the Waste Land Board, and ■eparate licenses issued for the portions; and whereas such sub-divisions cannot hereafter be recognised, in terms of the resolution of the Board of date the 14th instant, to the effect " that no preemption can be granted upon any run except to the holder of a license fer any such run as at pre•ent existing" And whereas it appears that holders of runs have made agreements prior to the recited date en the faith of such recognition : Notice is hereby given, that any such agreement must bo sent "in for the decision of the Waste land Board before the loth day of December nnt ' WALTER H.'PE ARSON, Chief Commissioner. Watte Lund Board Officp, Invercargill, 24th October, 1862.

i Chief Post Office, Southland, 21st Nov., 1862. SEALED TENDERS will be received at this Office on or before the 6th December next, from persona willing to carry Mails between Invehcargiil and the Matauea Feret twice weekly, each way, from the Ist day of Junuary to 81st December, 1862, and for s-ch further period as the Postmaster may see fit to continue the contract, either party having power to determine the same at, or at any time after, the expiry of the peiiods now stated, three calendar months notice of the snme in writing having been previously given. The days and hour 3of departure from, and arrival at each station, to be fixed from time to time by the Postmaster. Tenners to be made at ser annum, and security will be required for the ue fulfilment of the contract. The Government will not be bound to accept the lowest tender. EDW. D. BUTTS, Postmaster. Coton 33oar3J potters. WANTED to PURCHASE, from Ten Twenty Acres of Land for a ' emetery, distant about two miles from Invercargill. Situation and price to be stated by letter, addressed to Town Board, Invercargill, on or before the 26th. instant. By order, J. C. HUNTER, m Clerk to the Board. Town Board Office, Nov. 7, 1862. -> MONEY TO LEND, In Sums f, O m £100 to £500, at 12£ per cent. Apply to MACDONALD and RUSSELL, Solicitors, Clyde-street. IVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Airent for Invercargill— T. J. WHITE.