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Dunstan Times, Issue 966, 22 October 1880, Page 2

Dunedin Road, Spring Yale, September 28tli, 1880. To the District Land Officer, Clyde, WE hereby give you notice that, having obtained the consent of the runholder, Robert Turnbull, Esq., to purchase an area of land on | Run No 231, described in the schedule below, we now make application for same. JAMES BROWN, and Co. SCUKDULE. Class of Land.—Rural. Locality and Description of Land. —Spring Vale, Dunedin and Blacks Road, seven miles from Clyde, occupied by us as Feilmongery establishment. Area.—lo acres. Objections to the above must be lodged at the District Land Office, Clyde, on or before the 25th day of October, 1880. JACKSON KEDDELL, District Land Officer. Ida Valle}', 29th September, 1880. To the Warden at Blacks. I HEREBY apply to purchase a piece of land at present unsurveyed, as marked off by me, containing fifty acres or thereabouts, situate in Ida Valley, on or near a road leading to Get man Hill, and to include the homestead improved and occupied by me there for about eleven years past This applica' ion is made under the provisions of section GG of “The Mines Act, 1877.” GEORGE M‘ADIE. The above application will be heard at Blacks on the first Court day to be held after the first day of November, 1880. - PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, A ORGAN TUNING, ETC. ~\/r R A. N. FANNER, in thankj_t_L ing his many clients and friends in Clyde for past patronage, requests to state that he will make his annual visit on or about the 25th October next.

Orders left nt office of this paper. g PENCE 11. TUHTON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR k COXVEVANCER, CROMWELL, Will visit Alexandra, and Blacks every

Court Day, and Clyde when professionally required. [A. Card.] D F SLEE M A N , (Late Assistant Surgeon ITAI. Army in Ashantee), Has commenced Practise in the BLACKS DISTRICT, Residing at Ophir.

NOTICK. JpOISONED wheat has been laid on the Eavnsclcugh Station for Rabbits. STRODE & FRASER. August 20th, 1879. NOTICE. POISON for Rabbits will be laid on the Galloway inn from this date—lsth July. Any persons found trespassing with dogs on that portion of the run between Pool-bum gorge and the Head Station will be prosecuted. W. G. REES, Manager. Galloway Station, July loth, 1880. NOTICE. ON and after this date Poison will be laid for DOGS & RABBITS on Run 339. ROBERT STEWART, Manager. Hawksburn Station, July 25, 1879. SALE, a Ten Acre Paddock, near Alexandra Cemetery. Apply for terms to W. F. FOB REST, Alexandra.

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