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Southland Times, Issue 22107, 30 August 1933, Page 2

BOBBY CALVES Co-operative Pool COT LECTION OF CALVES for the above Pool will commence on THURSDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1933, and will continue on MONDAY and THURSDAY of each week until the number offering warrants more frequent collections. The Collectors and the Districts in which they will operate are as follows: r HOOKER Winton? Browns, Hokonui, Boggy Bum, HedgeBrowns. hope, Lochiel, Northope, Tussock Creek, Ryal Bush. A. S. GEORGE, N.Z. Milk Products, Makarewa, Waianiwa, Wrights Makarewa. Bush, Otahuti, Drummond.. W. EADE, Thombury, Riverton, Fairfax, Otautau. Invercargill. W. EADE, Woodend, Tisbury, Waimatua.. Invercargill. D. T. KING, Merrivale, Tuatapere, Orepuki, Pahia, Hekeia. Pukcmaori. W E CANDY, Grove Bush, Mabel Bush, Kennington, Rimu, Mor- ; Mataura. ton Mains, Woodlands, Brydone, Mataura, Tuturau. W E CANDY, Otara, Fortrose, Gorge Road, Mataura Island, Mataura. Pine Bush, Toi Tois, Titiroa, Oteramika, Mokotua., W E CANDY, Edendale, Menzies Ferry, Seaward Downs, WyndMataura. ham, Oware, Glenham, Otamita, Pukerau, Whiterig, Balfour, Waikaia, Freshford. J. PASKELL, Otatara, Borstal Farm, Taramoa District. Otatara. D. R. McLEAN, North Makarewa. ■ Nth. Makarewa . _ Collectors will pick up Calves at farm gates and roadside pens without any extra cost to the Supplier. If more convenient calves, may still be left at Factory Pens where our Collectors will pick them up. All Calves must be tagged with Supplier’s name and address. Tags can be obtained from Dairy Factories, Collectors, or from the undersigned. Advance payments and bonus will be paid in all cases direct to the Farmer. The Committee urge their fellow farmers to support the Pool as co-operation is the only method by which farmers can be assured of obtaining at all times full value for the calves. For further information apply to our Collectors or to: — SoutSi Island Dairy AssacsaSioa oS N.Z. Ltd. ... ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL. - ’Phone 444. PO - Box 25

APPLICATION FOR COAL LEASE. UNDER THE COAL-MINES ACT, 1925. APPLICATION FOR A COAL LEASE. TO THE WARDEN OF THE OTAGO MINING DISTRICT AT WAIKAIA. PURSUANT to the Coal-mines Act, 1925, the undersigned ROBERT SHORT WHITE, of Wendon, farmer, hereby applies for a Coal Lease in respect to the following land: All that portion of land containing 6 acres be the same a little more or less being part of Section 12 Block 111 Wendon Survey District bounded as follows:— Commencing at point 800 yards due East of the Survey peg at the South Western corner of Section 12 Block 111 Wendon Survey District thence continuing Easterly a distance of 244 yards on a bearing of 90 degrees thence North Westerly a distance of 120 yards on a bearing of 340 degrees thence Westerly a distance of 238 yards on a bearing of 270 degrees thence Southerly a distance of 118 yards on a bearing of 175 degrees to the commencing point as the same is more particularly shown on the Plan deposited herewith and coloured red. Area applied for: 6 acres — roods — perches. The said land is Crown Land held under Education Lease by the applicant. Mark on pegs: O. Date of marking out: 18th July, 1933, at 11 a.m. Has the applicant any interest in any other coal lease or coal-prospecting license? If so, give full particulars of such interest together with the registered number and date of the lease or license: No. If the area applied for adjoins an area held under a coal-lease or coalprospecting license, give the name of the lessee or licensee together with the registered number and date of such lease or license: No. Nearest coal lease is eight miles away and no means of access to this. State the approximate quantity of coal which may be reasonably extracted from the area in respect of which a lease is applied for: A twelve foot seam extends over approximately threequarters of the whole area of 6 acres. " State the estimated cost of developing the area, including the necessai-y plant, equipment, and buildings required for such purpose: £BO. State whether or not sufficient finance has been arranged to develop the area as a coal-mine, together with the required plant, equipment, and buildings: Yes. State the estimated annual output: 500 tons. State the term for which a lease is required: 21 years. Address for service: Commercial Hotel, Waikaia. Dated at Gore, this 21st day of August, 1933. Signature of Applicant: Robert Short White. (By his solicitor, Owen J. Howells.) Precise time of filing this application: 23/8/33, at 10 a.m. Time and place appointed for the hearing of the application and all objections thereto: Tuesday, 12th September, 1933, at Warden’s Court, Waikaia, at 10 a.m. (Objections must be filed in the Registrar’s Office and notified to applicant at least three days before the time so appointed). W. COOPER. Az1207 Mining Registrar.

WANTED TO SELL. FTIENTS,' once used, as good as new, I reduced prices.—JOHNSON & COUZINS, 93 Cashel St., Christchurch. Am fi 1, |||. RABBITERS! isßwiSz RABBITERS! RABBITERS! RABBITERS! . Take your skins; CONSIGN YOUR SKINS! TO INVERCARGILL RABBITSKIN COMPANY. We have large overseas orders to fill, and can pay highest prices. We also Buy: SHEEPSKINS, OPOSSUM SKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, ETC. INVERCARGILL RABBITSKIN COMPANY. (Comer Crescent). BOX: 377. ’ PHONE; 179 L