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Dunstan Times, Issue 1246, 15 January 1886, Page 2

1 <)rev, FATHER M'GRATH will Celebrate Mass at .YDB AND ALEXANDRA On Sunday, January 24th, 1886, at the usual hour. To Hia Excellency the Governor ot New Zealand. APPLICATION is hereby made under the provisions of Section 93 of “The Mines Act, 1877,” for a special claim of 25 acres more or less, situate In Block VII.. Lauder District ar*l being the land now held by .cants under Mining Leases, ame is marked out by pegs iches by the Applicants, application is made for the following reasons -1. The applicants hold three leases, and their water is not sufficient to work the same profitably as three separate properties. 2. No other water is obtainable, 3. The ground proves to be heavy; and to require a strong force of water to get it away. 4. The Applicants have gone to an expenditure of over LSOOO in bringing in water to work this ground and in procuring iron piping and other plant. 5. The Applicants have been some years engaged in cutting their water race, and they humbly submit £hey need the relief sought to enable them to recoup their large outlay and long waiting.

If granted all existing titles to be surrendered. Dated tbia fourteenth day of January, 1886. WILLIAM GREENBACK, 56038 -4-3-85. JAMES HARLEY,S6O37, 4-3-85 HENRY DUCK, 56035, 4-3-85 JOHN M'LiEAN, 56033, 4-3-85 WILLIAM JACK, 56039, 4-3-85 HENRY BUDD, 56036, 4-3-85 ' By their Solicitor and Agent— F. J. Wilson. This application will be heard by the Warden at Ophir on the third day of February, 1886. at 11 a.m, To His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand,

APPLICATION is hereby made under the provisions ot Section 93 of “The Mines Act, 1877,” fora special claim of twenty acres, more or less, situate in Block 7, Lauder District, and being the land now held by the Anplicant Company under mining lessee anil as a Special claim, asife isinmrked out by pegs and tronfihesfbyjthe Applicant Company. fppHcation is made for the folgrant asfaow'existing have been largely worked, and it is no longer profitable to work them separately, and parts of the year there Ls no water available for division so to work.—2. The existing tail races are not now deep enough, and the Applicant Cora puny require to construct a new-, lon», and deep tail race which will take fully a year, .at an estimated cost of L2OOO. 3. The Applicant Company have spent large sums in constructing a tunnel for a tail race which proves not to be deep enongh. • If granted all existing titles to be surrendered, and the several small pieces of ground and other rights with in the area pegged off belonging to third persons to be excluded. ° Dated this Fourteenth day of January, 1886. THE UNDAUNTED GOLD MIN ing and water race COMPANY, LIMITED. By their Solicitor and Agent. F. J. Wilson. Date and No. of Miners’ Right—20th February, 1885, No. 56021. This application will be heard by : the Warden at Ophir on the 3rd day of February, 1886, atllam. i