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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLI, Issue 5634, 24 April 1909, Page 2

THURSDAY, 29th APRIL, 1909 - RAM & EWE FAIR First and Third Thursday in each month. JOHN THOMPSON will hold his next Sale at the Tuapeka Saleyards, Lawrence, on the above date at 1 p.m. sharp. Present entries— 1 5-year-old harness Mare 1 riding Hack 6 Border Leicester Rams 10 Romney Rams »" 90 2-tooth crossbred Ewes 80 sound-mouth crossbred Ewes _. . , 5 young pigs ** 100 two-tooth crossbred Ewes 70 crossbred Ewes, 4 and 6-tooth ! 100 crossbred Wethers, 4 and 6-tooth B 300 srosßbred Lambs ' 100 full-mouth crossbred Ewes 50 crossbred Ewes 50 crossbred sound-mouth Ewes (firstclass line) * „ 1 Filly, 3-year-old, by Amasis " 1 Colfc, 2-year-old, by Couat Belden I 150 two to fnlKmonth crossbred Ewes J ♦ 1 Border-Leicester Ram 300 full-mouth crossbred Ewes Fatties desiring to offer stock or Implements ar the above Sale are requested to Bend particulars to the Auctioneer as early m as possible. SATURDAY, 24th APRIL, 1909, at two o'clock At Salerooms, Lawrence JOHN f~H OMP S0 N has received instructions from Mrs May to sell by auction at the above time and place — Freehold Section 7, Block XI., Lawrence, on which is erected a Fourroomed Dwelling with other out- - buildings. This section is well situated and planted with valuable Fruit-bearing Trees. •FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. HAROLD T. THOMPSON, Auctioneer. A HARVEST HOME WILL be held in the Waitahuna Schoolhouse on FRIDAY EVENING, 30th APRIL. Dancing at 8 p.m. GENTS 2s 6d, LADIES Free. JAS. SMITH, . Secretary FOR SALE. * £*r ACRES of Turnips to be Eaten off D by Sheep, together with a right to run on 50 acres of rough ground. M. HUNT, Evans Flat. H I am still Alive and Kicking " A~ND I HAVE DECIDED to make x\ THIS DAY (Wednesday, April 21) a Red Letter Day in the History of the MEAT TRADE of Lawrence and to ConBurners by REDUCING THE PRICE Of MEAT as under FOR CASH ONLY :- PRIME BEEF SOUND MUTTON Rib Roast Beef 5d Leg 5d Siiloin Roast, 5d Loins 4d and 5d Shoulder Roast 4£d Fore-quarter 3d Rump Steak 6|d Chops 5d Buttock Steak s£d Hind- quarter 4d Boiling Beef 3d Side 3&d Stewing Beef 5d Shoulder 4d Gravy Beef 4£d Shank and Flap 3d ?^ c i 5° UU p DD oo d i j S TOOTHSOME Corried Beef 3£ & 4d LAMB TASTEFUL PORK Hind-quarter s*d Roast 6&d and 7d Leg . Gd Leg 6d Fore-quarter 5d Corned 6£d Chops . 6d FLAVORED DELICIOUS SSIALL GOODS VEAL Sausages 5d Fore-quarter 3d Miui-o 5d Leg 4£d, Loin 5d Tripe s£d Hind-quarter 3£d OTHER GOQDS IN PROPORTION. To be convinced a Trial Solicited. a. eTtie, THE UNIVERSAL BUTCHER; Under " The Mining Act, 1908." No. 39. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE FOR A DAM. PURSUANT .to " The Mining Act, X 1908," the Undersigned, Samuel Johnston, of Lawrence, Miner, hereby applies for a License for a Dam as specified in the Schedule hereto, the site whereof has been duly marked out for the purpose, Dotes and numbers of minei's right : 18/11/08 ; No. 74859. Address for service : At - the office of Crooke and Moore, solicitors, Ross Place, Lawrence. Dated at Lawrence this 22nd day of April, 1909. SCHEDULE. Locality of Dam — In section 45, Block X, Tuapeka East District, freehold of Mary Matheson, of Tuapeka East District, Farmer. Precise time of marking out: Bfch April, 1909, at 10 a.m. • Purticului'B of Dam— Length of dam wall 176 feet. Dam wall to be constructed of stone and surface clay. Greatest height of same— 3o feet Hieadlh of same at ba-e— Bo feet Lungth and width of water area— 3o chains by 7 chains Estimated Time and Cost of Construction —18 months, £500 Proposed Term of License — 42 years I'uiuose.for which Water is to be stored— . Mining purposes Signature of Applicant : Samuel Johnston (By his solicitors, Crooke & Moore). Precise time of filing of the foregoing Application : 22/4/09, at 4 p.m. Time and place appointed for the hearing of the application and all objections thereto: TUESDAY, 25th MAY, 1909, at 1.30 p.m., at Warden's Court, at Lawrence. Objections thereto must be filed in the Registrar's office and notified to applicants at least Three Days before the day so appointed A. M. EYES, Mining Registrar TUAPEKA COUNTY. " Electoral Rolls and Defaulters' Lists, 1909-1910. 'yHE Electoral Rolls and Defaulters' ■*" Lists, 1909-1910 will be open for inspection from 27th APRIL, 1909, to 15th MAY 1910, as under— » 1. Gabriels Riding, — Schoolhouse, Blue Spur. 2. Waitahuna Riding— Post Office, Waitahuna. 3. Waipori Riding— Post Office, Waipori. ' 4. Crookston Riding— Post Office, Heriot 5. Tapanuißiding-Courier Office, x'apanui 6. Teviot Riding-Post Office, Millers Flat 7. Browns Riding — Schoolhouse, Evans Flat. 8. Benger Riding — Post Office. Roxburgh 9. Beaumont Riding-Post Office, Dunkeld i, Bolls and Lists for all Ridings may be s^en at the County Council Offices, Lawrence. .Objections may be lodged at the Magistrate's Court, Lawrence, on or before the LAST DAY of MAY, 1909. JOHN J. WOODS, County Clerk, Tuapeka County Uwrence, 24th April, 19u9. J