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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 27 November 1908, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. T*7ANGANUI LIEDEItTAFEL THIRTY-FIRST CONCERT. OPERA HOUSE. FRIDAY, 27th NOVEMBER. " THE LIEDERTAFEL will sing— "Ah! Were I on Yonder Plain."' Mendel ssohs " Thou Comest Here to the Land ' Mendelssohn "Slumber Song" Stenz " Excelsior " Ba'fe " Hark, the Trumpet Calleth! " Buck " Hope " Garrett MISS NINA CALDOW (contralto). 11 The Enchantress " Hatton " Oh, For a Burst of Song! " Allitsen MR ARTHUR BALLANCE (tenor). " Songs of the Norseland" — Lohr <a) " Youth has a Happy Tread." (b) " Eyes that use to Gaze in Mine." Tickets and box plan at H. I. Jones and Son's. A. SFURDLE, Hon. Sec. A.B.C. HALL, ARAMQHO. A NNUAL BAZAAR in aid St. LawXX rence Vicarage Fund. DECEMBER, 3rd and 4th, 1908. Beautiful goods, plain and fancy. Amusements for old and young. Admission: Afternoons free, evenings 6d. ■ TO DENTISTS. DENTAL ROOMS, Surgery, Waiting, and Work Room, over Elson's Pharmacy, Courtenay Place, Wellington, are now available; hot and cold water, electric light, etc. A real opportunity for a young dentist to establish a first-class practice. Particulars from G. E. Elson, chemist. Wellington. TRY T7IXCELSIOR T>HEAD. ! G. BALL, BAKER, BALL STREET. D'iQg^Xl^o ORNAMENTAL Ilj I UL) V I HANI> GATES; •iSkOOXOO^ II ALL SIZES ANI> * . ——— -■ oXivwi>iV3r. DOUBLE AND SINGLE DRIVEWAY GATES, 3TARM GATES. SPRING COIL FENCE IN FIVE CHAIN LENGTHS; ANY HEIGHT j SUITABLE FOR TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT FENCES. APPLY— Wanganui Supply & Agency Co. Ltd, TAUPO QUAY.

WHENUA HAORI E RIIHITIA ANA I RUNGA I TE TENA, Tari o to Poari Whenua Maori o Aotea, • Wanganui, 7 Noenra, -1908. HE whakaatu tenei kua tuwhera i naianei te tuku tena-a-tuhituhi mai ki te Tari ote Poari Whenua-Maori a Aotea, Wanganui, a tao noa kite 4 o nga haora ate Taite, te 17 o nga ra o Tihema, 1908, c tukua ai nga whenua c mail ake nei i runga i te riihi me nga tau c rua tekau me , ta'hi,, me te. whaimana ki.te whakahoy, 1 te riihi mo etahi at'u tau ano ki'a rtia tekau ma tahi, r raro i nga tikanga o' 7 Te Tiire Whakahaero Wheriua Maori, 1900," me ona whakatiwatikagna hui atu ki nga rekureihana i raro i aua Ture. j KUPU APITI. Waharangi Poraka.—Takiwa Ruri o Rarete. —Takiwa Whenua o Werengitana. ' " A Raro o ,te Moni A Raro o reti mo te- te Moni Ekai i a - reti mo ia Tekiona. Poraka. Nga Eka. Tau. Hawke Tau. Whenua Kara ihe Tuatahi. E. R. P. s. d. £ s. d. 4 X - 30 0 0 3 0 2 50 • 5 X - 30 0 0 30 2 5 0 "Whenua Kara ihe Tuarua. I XV 449 0 0 19 19 12 11 3 XI me XV 1,568 0 0 19 68 12 0 8 XI 1,036 0 0 19 45 6 6 9 IX 1,154 0 0 19 50 9 9 , 10 VIII, IX, 1,181 0 0 19 49,9 8. ... ' XI, me XII .11 IX me XII 1,010 DO 19,- 4439 13 XII 661- 0 0 19 24 10.11 . 14 XI me XII 890 0 0 1 9 38 18 9 15 XI me XII 1,117 0 0 .19 51 911 16 XI 431 0 0 1 9 18 17 2 Ko gna mapi me nga tikanga o nga riihi ke taea te tiki atu i t< Hekeretari mo nga Mea Maori, Poneke, a i te Tari hoki o te Poari Whenuj Maori o Aotea, Wanganiii. THOS. W. FISHER (T. W. PIHA), Perehitini. MAORI LANDS FOR LEASE BY PUBLIC TENDER. Office of the Aotea' District Maori Land Board, Wanganui, 7th November, 1908. NOTICE is hereby given that Written Tenders will be received at the Office of the Aotea District Maori Land Board, Wanganui, up to 4 o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, the 17th day of 1908, for leases of the under mentioned lands for a term of twenty-one years, with right of renewal foi a further term of twenty-one years, under the provisions of " The Maori Lands Administration Act, 1900," and its amendments, and the regulations madf thereunder: — '.*-■■ WHAHARANGI BLOCK—RARETE SURVEY DISTRICT — WELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT. ■ Upset rent Survey peracre Upset halfDistrict. Section. Block. Area. per annum. yearly rent. : A. R. P. s. d. £ s. d. . First Class Land. Rarete 4 X 300030 250 „5X3000 3 0 2 5 0 Second Class Land. i XV 449 0 0 1 9 19 12 11 3 XI and XV 1,568 0 0 19 68 12 0 8 XI 1,036 0 0 19 45 6 6 9 IX 1,154 0 0 19 50 9 9 10 VIII, IX, 1,131 0 0 19 49 9 8 IX, and XII II IX and XII 1,010 0 0 19 44 3 9 13 XII 561 0 0 19 24 10 11 14 XI and XII 890 0 0 1 9 38 18 9 15 XI and XII 1,117 0 0 19 51 911 " 16 XI 431 0 0 19 18 17 2 The Whaharangi Block is situated on the Wanganui River, and runs bad along both sides of the Pipiriki-Raethi Road till it joins the Morikau No. i Block, which was recently subdivided and leased. Except those fronting th< Wanganui River, all the sections have good di-ay road access along the Pipi riki-Raetihi and Huikumu Roads. Areas given are subject ta amendment on survey. It is proposed to re serve a portion of land along the Wanganui River and the Pipiriki-Raetih Road for scenic purposes. It will be a condition that should these areas no be acquired >within one year, the lessee of any section must take such ad ditional area as is shown on the lithograph within each section at the sam rental per acre as he is paying for his section. Small flats and easy sloping groand have been reserved along the Rac tihi Road For homestead sites and small paddocks, and access from them t the back-country through the proposed scenery reserves will be reserved. Maps and terms and. conditions of the leases may be obtained from th Under-Secretary for Native Affairs,, Wellington, and from the Office of th Aotea District Maori Land Board, Wanganui. THOS. W. FISHER, President,