STATUTORY DECLARATION.

Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4901, 19 October 1901, Page 4

STATUTORY DECLARATION.

I, TnKDEftcK Palmer, ol 107 Hanover-street, Diinedin, in the Colony of New Zealand, do -o'emnly and sincerely declare' ihat I have carefully re-d the annexed document, consisting of three folios and consecutively numbered from one (0 three, and that it contain; and Is a true and faithful account of my illness and cure by Clements Tonic, and also contains my full permission to publish in =»ny way my statements— which I give voluntarily, without receiving any payment; and I make thU solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand, intituled "The Justices of Peace Act, 1881." Declared at Dunedin. this twenty-ninth dmj ot December, one thousand nine hundred, tafoni me, ' t ISAAC SBLBy, J.P,

and a- half 5 chains from the river, when tbe ranger Will be sent to value the limber on the area applied for. Mr M. M'Lean reported on the app.ication by Mrs Ellen Sheehan for an occupation lease over ten acres in block 11, Waitabuna West district, and on the objection made thereto by Patrick M'Evoy.— Application granted, subject to survey ; rent to be determined after report by surveyor ; conditions suggested by tbe "Warden to be inserted in tbe lease. The Bruce County Council forwarded statement of proposed expenditure of • thirds ' and ' fourths ' for periods 3rd January to 30tb March, 1901, and Ist. April to 3rd August, 1901.— Approved. The Receiver of Land Hevenue reported that theundermentionedpastoral licenses have not paid i ent due Ist September last:— No. 1037, Mrs Jessie Bell; No. 982, Dugald Bell; No. 633, Mrs B. Cotter ; No. 10,000, Mrs E. Howell ; No. 1005, Mrs E. Howe)) ; No. 1,064, E. M. Howell 5 No. 961, A. M'Gregor ; No. 1,165, P. M'Erlane; No. 1,138, H. MacPherson; No. 619, D. M'Gibbon ; No. 608, T. M'Bride; No. 612, I\ M«Bride ; No. 1,183, Cbas. Low ; No. 1,194, Maben and Mitchell.— To be advised tbat unless payment is made on or before tbe 31st inst. the several ! runs will be gazetted forfeited. Tbe case of F. J. Stephens, lessee of small grazing run, sections 28, block 3, Maniototo district, and 46, block 1, Naseby, who has been called upon to appear personally before tbe Board to show cause why bis lease should not be declared forfeited, was considered. — Mr Stephens appeared personally, and stated tbat be bad returned to the district to reside with his parents. He therefore applied for exemption from residence. — Granted during the pleasure of the Board.