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West Coast Times, Issue 3808, 22 June 1881, Page 3

Notices. PUBLIC HALL, KANIERI. WEDNESDAY EVFNING, JUNE 22. FIEST APPEARANCE OF Miss .Lizzie Moegin, Who will Sing Her Popular and Favorite Ballads, assisted by Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs from Hokitika. Pehpobjiance will Conclude with the Charming Faece, Entitled GERTRUDE'S LOVERS!!! PIANIST— R. GOSSON. Prices of Admission:— 2a; Is; and Children Half- Price. N.B.— Special Trams will leave Hokitika at 7 and 7.30 p.m. Performance to Commence at 8 o'clock. HOKITIKA CEMETERY. npBEES and SHE ÜBS for PLANT- ■*- ING in the CEMETERY are respectfully requested from Gaideners and Private Residents who may bave surplus cuttiogs, &c. The same will be called for on forwarding particulars to W. D. BANKS, Town Clerk, Hokitika, June 16, 1881. BOROUGH OF HOKITIKA. TO CABRIERS, CARTERS AND HAWKERS. is hereby given that the fol- ' lowing LICENSES, having expired, iuu*!" he renewed forthwith :— Vehicle Licenses Carters' Licenses Hawkers' Licenses 1 W. D. BANKS, Town Clerk. U kitika, 14th June, 1881. FOB, SAL E— npHE UNDERMENTIONED VALUX ABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, commcnly known as ECCLESFIELD'S FAUM, comprising — 171 acres of freehold land, of which 60 acres are in pasture, 5 acrea in turnips, and tbe balacco in native busb. Also, 40 chains of live fences, together with j three-roomed Louse and outbuildings. j There is a plentiful supply of water running through the property, which is well adapted either for a dairy or sheep ('arm. For full psrticulsrs apply to B. Ecclesfield, or to WADE & SPENCE, Auctioneers, Wharf-street. I FOR SALE. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, WAIMEA, TIKE undersigned, who intends pivinjr JL «p businees on tbe Coast, OFFERS FOR SALE, privately, the following Properties, &c, iv the Waimea township: — Section No. 9, en which is erected a substantial store, with comfortl ' able four-roomed dwelling attacbed Section No. 30, on which ia also erected a Urge receiving store, with stables and garden attached. Section 57, about half an acre of ground, laid down in clover and vegetables, with small store erected thereon. Also, Two heavy draught horaea, three drays and harness and one spring cart and harness. If the above are not sold by the 30th October, they will be submitted to public auction. PATRICK DEE, Storekeeper, Waimea. June 8, 1881. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to P. Dee must be paid on or before the Ist of ! October next. NOTICE. SALE, by Private Treaty, a thriving GENERAL BUSINESS, centrally situated in KUMARA on reasonable terms. Addres?, Box 28, Post Office Hokitika. TO LET, mHB AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL, -*■ Revell Street. Apply on the premises. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT WATER-RACB. Hokitika District, June 20th, 1881. To tbe Mining Registrar, Hokitika. WE hereby give notice that it is intended to construct a wateri«op, and divert wa f er for mining purposes, co • mencing at a point at Granite Creek, üboi't 3 miles south from Arahura river, thence connecting with the east end of tbe I • olfdmian Race, continuing in the said .•c 50 a point at Dough Town, from t'i. r.co to Humphrey's and M'Donnell's G ii 'lies. The length of such race is about eight (8) miles or thereabouts, and its intended course is west. The mean depth of such race is four feet, and the mean breadth is three feet, and it is proposed to divert 25 Governmentheads of water. Dated at Hokitika, this 20th day of June, 1881. Applicants : William G. Johnston, 24,723—6-6-81-' George A. Paterson, 24724-6-6-81. M'lban Watt Jack, 24,729-20-6-81. MARCUS F. SOUTH, Mining Registrar. Warden* b office, Hokitika, 20th June, 1881.