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Dunstan Times, Issue 1213, 29 May 1885, Page 2

Wiiuent ffiountu Council notices. ~y INO ENT COUNTY. COPIES of Electoral Rolls for the various Ridings of Vincent County have been de« posited at the undermentioned places, and are now open for inspection at all reasonable hours from the) 15tb day ’of May to the 10th day of June next ensuing Any person feeling aggrieved by any entry on or omission from the said Rolls, must lodge his application for relief at the Resident Magistrate’s Court at Clyde on or before the 11th day of Jane next ensuing ■ — HAWEA RIDING—At Mr John |M'Carthy’s, HaweajFlat CLUTHA RIDING At Mrs Perriam’s Store, Lowborn LINDIS RIDING—At Schoolhouse, Bondigo GARRICK RIDING At Schoolhouse, Bannockburn DUNSTAN—At County Offices, Clyde MANDHERIKIA—At Mr John Pitches’ Store, Ophir MATAKANUI —At Schoolhouse, Matakanui EARNSCLEUGH—At Mr J. R. Kemp’s, Bald Hill Flat. JNO. S. DICKIE, Acting Clerk Vincent County. WANTED for Morven Hills Station Three Good Shepherds; ' none but steady men with good dogs and good references ifrom last employer, need apply. i JOHN STRONAOH, Manager.

A GRAND AMATEUR CONCERT Willjbe given ia the Town hall, Alexandra, ON FRIDAY EVENING,'MAY 29, In aid of the Presbyterian Church Funds. PROGRAMME; Part 1. Overture Alexandra Brass Band Song The Silent March Mr F. 'Williams Song—The Romany Lass Mrs Ald red Duet in D (Pianoforte)... Mrs Lewis and Miss Colgan. Interval of Five Minutes. Part 11. Overture’ v Alexandra Brass Band Song- -The Exile Mr Peat Song—Excelsior Mrs Shaw Duet—Pianoforte ~ Mrs Gunion and Miss Lemon. Song—Sailing Mr F. Williams Song—The Rover’s Bride Miss Thomson Selection'— The heavens are telling Song Song—Waiting ... Solo—Pianoforte Song—Non ever Song—Waittill the clouds roll by Song (comic) Oh !ah ! oh ! ah 1 Band Mr Newman Miss Lemon Mrs I.othian Mrs Aldred Mr Austin Mr Bell Admission--2s 6d. Children, Half Price. ROBT. FINLAY, Hon. Sec. To His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand. APPLICATION is hereby made under the provisions of section 93 of the Mines Act, 1877, for a special claim of fifteen acres more or less situate in Smoker’s Gully, Tinkers, being of irregular shape, and being portions of the ground now held by me under Mining Leases and Certificates, as the same is marked out by pegs and trenches by me. This application is made for the following reasons :—l. There is no water available to work the ground in separate parcels; 2. I have expended over £IOOO without any return theiefor as yet; and 3. The difficulty I experience in working the ground in detached pieces, the same being not only deep but full of heavy stones, and liable to slip. If granted all existing titles to be surrendered. Dated this eighteenth day of Mav, 1885. JOHN SIMES. By his Sol.citor F. J. Wilson. Pate and No of Miners’ Right 2 March, 1885, No. 56025. ThP application will be heard by the Warden at Ophir on the Court Day in July 1885. |