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Dunstan Times, Issue 1072, 10 November 1882, Page 2

PPLICATION FOR SPECIAL CLAIM. To the Warden at Clyde. Under the provisions of section 93 of “ The Mines Act, 1377,” we here' y make npplic iti>n for a Special Claim of one mile (more or less) in length oi the bed of thi River Molyneux, as pegged out bv us on behalf of our selves and co-adventurers, known as the Eureka Gold Dredging Co, for dredging for gold. Our lower pegs and trenches being on either side of the river Molynenx about 200 yards above the Bridge at Alexandra township, and the upper pegs on either side the same river from 200 to 300 yards above the Newcastle Coal Pit. And we apply under circumstances involving the expenditure of considerable sums of money, the dredge now working on the ground having cost over .£3OOO in construction, and it is affording steady employment to six or more wages men. Dated this eighth dav of November, 1882. JOHN M'FARLANE, 188G0; 25th March, 1882, ROBERT GAWN, 18862; 25th March, 1883. DAVID ROBERTSON, 18858; 25th March, 1882. Hearing at Clyde the first Court day in December, 1882. Objections and notices (if any) to be served upon F. J. Wilson, Clyde, Agent lor Applicants. JpOIJND NOTICE. Adjournment of sale of the following stock Impounded on October 18, 1882, by John Stronach, Esq., mana ger Matakanui Station I Bay entire colt, branded like joined to j, off shoulder—blaze—feet white, 1 Dark-bay gelding, branded like D near rump—hind feet white. For which 5s 9d per head is claimed driving expenses ; and in default of being released the above Darned stock will be sold on Friday, November 17, 1882, at noon, at the Vincent County Pound, Clyde. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Poundkeeper, TEVIOT STATION, Shea ring. will commence at Teviot Station on the 28th of November. All hands must be on the Station on the 27th inst. Price, 15s per 100. CARGILL & ANDERSON. November, 6, 1882. GALLOWAY STATION. Shearing. will immediately follow the finish of Messrs Cargill and Anderson’s Teviot Shed from which floor the whole of the 28 shearers will be taken. W. G. BEES, Manager, November 6, 1882. SATURDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, 1882. At 2 pm. FREEHOLD SECTION, DWELLING HOUSE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, Etc., IN CROMWELL. aEOP fIF FACHF, instructed by Mr George Jenour, will sell by Public Auction, at Cromwell, on Saturday, No/ember 18, at 2 p.ra., on the premises adjoining Jolly and Co.’s store, Melmore Terrace. Lot I.—All that building, being a four-roomed Cottage (until lately occupied by Mr G. Jenour as offices), with right of removal. Immediately Afterwards, On the premies, opposite the Church ot England,— Lot 2.—Being all that piece and parcel of land, Sec 6. Block LIX, Town of Cromwell; area full quarter-acre, together with the buildings thereon, viz.:—A 4-roomed clwel ing-house, coal and store house, 2-stalled stable, buggy house, and fowl house The whole in good order and repair. Also, The household furniture In Lots to suit Purchasers, Lot 1 is a most desirable property, situate in the business centre of the town and admirably adapted for offices. Lot 2 is a really valuable property, combining every convenience, with water laid on. In the grounds there is a ernod crop of vegetables, 45 fruit trees in good hearing order, jmd 4 grape vines This should commsnh the attention of purchasers. The properties can be viewed at all times on application to Mr George Jenour, Terms at Salk,