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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 5100, 26 September 1903, Page 2

THURSDAY. Ist OCTOBER, At 1 o'clock sharp. TUAPEKA STOCK FAIR. Firet Thursday in eaoh Month. JOHN TiffO MPB O N will hold bl« next Sale »t ihe Ttwpek*. SaleyM^s, Lawr»»o* r on kh# above Aato *l p.m. sharp. „«,.._-,. - preienVßntrtes--^ ~ . 60 two-tooth halfbred Ewes in lamb: 60 erb'abred Bwea with Lambs at foot 8 yearling Steera - • ---.= • , 2 Cowa near calving < 2 three-year-old Heifers near oalviog 60 oroßsbred Hoggets SO Crossbred Hoggets 20 fat Wethers 2 bead Fat Cattle 60 prime Crossbred Hoggets 100 Babbit Traps 1 Farm Dray and Frame Parties desiring to offer Stock or Implements %i the above Bale are requested to send particulars to the Auctioneer as early as possible. SATURDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, At 9 o'doek. JO. ARBUCKLE a h&B reoeived instructions to sell by auction at his roomsHousehold Furniture, comprising Duohess Chests Drawers, Eitohen Dresser, Couch, Eitohen Tables, Washstands and Sets, Looking-glasseß, Chairs, Cooking Utensils, Crookery, Cutlery. Also, Harness, Scrim (in any quantity to . . suit buyers), Paperhangings, Rbu* barb. Boots (best kinds), Seed Potatoes, Churns, and a miscellaneous lot of useful articles. All to be Sold Without any Beserve.

The jg*j{f l £fjßTj? c Clydesdale Purebred JTr'TrN'lff SUlUon SIR WM. WALLACE tITILL travel this season in the Lawrence and Tr ' surrounding districts. Sire, IzioTar (by Wallace, imp) ; dam, the famous mare Jess (by Heart of Oak. For full pedigree Fee the cards. TEEMS— 3Ss at end of January, 1904, and Sis when mare proves in foal ; groom's fee, ss. Also, in same districts, the Hackney Stallion MUSTEKEB, By Chantilly (by Apremont) ; dam, Hiss Flat. For full pedigree see cards. TEEMS— 3Os at end of season and 30s when mare proves in foal ; groom's fee, Ss. E. WELLS, Owner. APPLICATION to* LICENSE to* ALTERATION or a WATEB.RACE (No. 5125).— N0. 89. To the Warden of the Otago Mining District, at Lawrence. PURSUANT to "The Mining Aot, 1898," Jl the undersigned William M'Kei zie, Michael Carmody, John Murray, Robert M'Ara, Alfred Bowden Rowe, and Henry John . Fink, all of Waitahuna, miners, Margaret . . Ryan (wife of John Joseph Ryan, of Waita< huna, miner), John Kirby, of Berwick, store* man, William Taylor M'Kenzie, of Westport, - dredgemaster, and Heotor M'Ara, of Gisborne, engineer, hereby apply for a license for alteration of a water-race as specified in the schedule hereto, the aoutse utieteol b&a been duly marted out loi the purpose. Dates and Numbers of Miners' Rights .- 12/12/02.35501; 12/12/02,35503; 12/12/02, * 35502; 12/12/02, 35498; 12/12/02, 35495; 9/1/03, 35497; 11/3/03, 38758; 12/12/02, 35504 ; 12/12/02, 35500 ; 12/12/02, 35499. Address for service : The office of David Finlayson, solicitor, Lawrenoe. Dated at Lawrence this 23rd day of ' September, 1903. SCHEDULE. Locality of the alteration of Raoe, and of its Btarting and terminal points— At Waita- , huna River, commencing at a point about 12 chains below the original point of intake of water/raoe held under License No. 5125, dated 15th July, 1892, and terminating at a point about 60 chains above the original termination of water-race, original termination of water* race a- quarter of a mile below the .railway crossing at Waitabana j present termination about half-a-mile above - said railway orossiDg. Length .and intended coarse of race as altered— Two miles and eight chairs $ south-westerly. Points of intake— At a point about 12 chains below the original point of intake ol water-race held under License No. 5125. Estimated time and cost of construction— Already constructed. Mean depth and breadth— Depth 2ft ; breadtl 2!t Gin. Number ef heads to be diverted— Six staid heads. Purpose for which water is to be used- ( Mining purposes. Proposed term of license— ls years from Istl July, 1892. Signature of Applicants— William M'Secsie Michael Carmody, John Murray, Robei M'Ara, Alfred Bowden Rowe, Henry Johi Pink, Margaret Ryan, John Kirby, Williar Taylor M'Jtenzle and Heotor M'Ara (b their solicitor, David Finlaysdn). ■ Precise time of filing of , the foregom application: 11.40 a.m. on 23/9/03. Time and place appointed for the hearin of the application and all objections then to— Monday, 12th Octooer, 1903, at 2 p.m at Warden's Court, Lawrence. Objections thereto mast be filed in th Registrar's office and notified to applicar at least 24 hoars before the day so appon ted. * A M. EYES,

C&FE CECIL STJFPEXt ROOMS (N«xt Bank of New Zealand), Princes Street - DUNHiDIN PISH SUPPERS. Open Day and Night. tJ^mCo| of WALES HOTEL /*§ I * PEINCES ST.. DUNEDIN. Mr Jmma* M 4 M»w&m {into ot tbe QloDe Hotel) WISHES to notify his numeroai Country Friends that he hae taken over the above commodious preg miaes, where old and new patrons will ; ,fiod every comfort and convenience. STILL KEEPING ON ' 26a THE GLOBE STABLES. OBPINGTON EGGS FOB, BALE. FB Sale.— SettlDgs of Black Orpingtons ; strains,' Magill's (Melbourne) and Morton'i (Waihola) ; 5s per dozen.— B Pilling, Y> sen., Irviop Street. Orders left at Mr Eggler '. : stonY will receive immediate attention. 19 - Uto* mnTj.M'Kar, Teacher of Pianoforte and Harmony, (Certifl catea Practical and Theoretical of Trinity College, London), W* ILL- COMMENDS TEAOBINa in v .tte*d*y, 4th Jfay. Pcpiis prepared for Address t Victoria Hotel. G CLEMENTS will undertake Carpet • Beating, Cleaning Windows, Office jpleaning, etc. Orders may be. left with F. ,;A. Miller or J. C. Browne. . ; ifiWA. blaoka dinna make a wbit«, nor . JL will any Tea jw-ealled juat as good the place of Hondai-Lanka. Name oti every getfnine packed. •FTlflß.'beat ia the cheapest, therefore