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CONCERT. DUNN DIN CHORAL SCOT PITY. THE Committee have much pleasure in anvMiHcini' that the FIRST 0 ,v - Chj ';T of the new s<-;»s>>«i will bo given in the UNIVERSITY H \!.L, on MONDAY NEXT, the 2nd SEPTEMBER. ROMBERG’S “LaVoF THE BELT..” P.ART 11. SELECT IDV ■. VOCAL A MT> INSTRUMENTAL. Subscription Tickets of onorary ‘tenihership, entitling the hohlers to two rickets f«*r each of the four Concerts of the season, price Tjl Is may he had from Mr G. R. WEST, or ' G. B. LILLY, Hon. Secretary MEETINGS. PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OK OTAGO. riMIE 103 rd Monthly Meeting of JL the Society will lie held on FRID 'A the 30th inst., at 7 p.m., .at the offices of the undersigned, Temple Chambers. Princes street. ialf-yearly dividends on shares in Class A are due, and payable at this meeting. J. S. WEBB. Secretary.

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT NOTICES LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the Rex' oral parcels of Land hereinafter described will bo brought, under the provisions of the “ Land Transfer Act, 1870,” unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same, on or before the 9th day of October, 1872. Section r,‘J, block XXI, town of Dnnedin. Thomas Mudie, as attorney for Robert Reid Arthur Doolan, clerk in holy orders, applicant. 776, 777. Part of section 21. block XIV, town of Dunedin. Edwin Franks Millar, of Melbourne, Victoria, civil engineer, applicant. 780, 781. Section 31, block XXV, town of Dunedin. Tlio "as Dick and Daniel Brent, both of Dunedin, trustees of the Permanent Building Society of Otago, applicants. 782. Section 32, block XXV, town of Dunedin. Julius Vogel, of Auckland, gentleman, applicant. 789. Section 32, Hock VIII, North’ Harbor and Blncskin district. Hugh Cuthbertsou, of Dunedin, draper, appieant, 700. Part of section 4, block XLVI, town of Dunedin. Thomas Tomlinson, of Dunedin, settler, applicant. 707. Part of section 4, block XLVI, town of Dunedin. Henry Palmer of Dunedin, sculptor, applicant, 70S. Section 18, block 11, township of Richmond Hill, Robert Campbell the younger of Otckaike, gentleman, and Arthur William Morris, of Dunedin, accountant, applicants. 709. Part of section 11, block XXXI, town of Dunedin, Christina Stuart, wfe of Henry James Stuart, of Dm edin, settler, and Stephen Stamp lint..bison, of Dunedin, engineer, applicants. 800. Part of section 07, block VI, town district. Charles Ritchie Hnwdo.n, of Dunedin, merchant, applicant, 803. Part of section 130. Green Island Bush District, John Blair, of Green Island, farmer, and Mary Blair, of bower Kaikorai, widow, applicant. 807. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 26!h day of August, 1872, at the Lands Registry Office, Dunedin. D. F. MAIN, District Laud Registrar.

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