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Kumara Times, Issue 1579, 19 October 1881, Page 2

V. % R. SCALE OP PEES TO BE CHARGED FOR MINIM**, Jcc., under Section 5 of “Tin l Kumara Education Reserve Act, 1879.” Mines Department, Wellington* sth October, 18Sl. THE following is the SCALE OF FEES for OCCUPATION for MINING or other purposes of LAND 1 upon the KUMARA EDUCATION RESERVE, agreed to by the School Commissioners and the Government, in accordance with section 5 of “ The Kamara Education Reserve Act, 1879.” WALTER W. JOHNSTON* (for the Minister of Mines). Scale op l Fees. 1. Occupation by miner’s right or business license 2. Gold-mining lease 3. Special claims ... 4. Dams, reservoirs* special sites, drainage areas, areas upon sides of races, including races 5. Races and trainways ... ... 6. All registered rights The fees charged for Such right or h* cense under “The Mines Act, 1877.” 20s. per acre per an* man. Such amount of annual rent as the Governor may fix for any such claim. At the rate of ss. per acre per annum for ground so oc* cupied. An annual charge’ of 6d< per chain for first 40 chains and under, and 3d. per chain for each additional chain over 40 ; the miniraiim charge to be 2s 6d. The registration fees charged under the “Mines Act 1877.” TO CARPENTERS. WENDERS are invited for OARPEN- *. TERS’ WORK, to be done at St. Patrick’s Church, Kumara. Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr O’Hagan’s, Main street, where Tenders must be lodged before 5 o’clock ji.in. on TUESDAY, the 18th inst. TO CAPITALISTS, SPECULATORS* AND OTHERS. TT’OR SALE, by Private Treaty, that JL well-known Hotel in Dillman’a Town known as CONNELLY’S HOTEL, on the Main Road between Kumara and Christchurch, now in the occupation of Mr 0. PETERS ; together with Good-will, License, Stock-in-Trade, Bar t ittiogs, Furniture, «fec., A (cock’s Billiard Table ; handsome Bouc'er’s Pianoforte, quite new ; and every requisite for a first-class Hotel. Furniture, &c., may be taken at a Valuation. The House occupies the best possible position in Dillmaii’s Town; is adjacent to the road now being con rf strncted through from Kumara to Christchurch road; and is doing the best business.

Satisfactory reasons can be given by the Proprietor for retiring; and all information can be obtained by applying to the Proprietor, Mr C. PETERS, on the premises. OF GLASGOW. The object of the Art-Union of Glasgow is to aid fu extending a knowledge of Fine Arts, by distributing amongst its members meritorious works of art. A subscription of one guinea consulates membership for one year. The whole subscriptions, after deducting the necessary working expenses are’ devoted to the purchase of painting's,drawings, sculptures, engravings, and other worts of art j each being entitled to the presentation work for the year of subscription, and a share in the annual ballot of prizes. The presentation work for this year consists of an exquisite line engraviu o ’. on steel, by William Forrest, H.R.S.A° °f Edinburgh, after the painting “ Kilchurn Castle, Loch Awe,” by the late Horatio M‘Cullocb, R.S.A. Size of engraved surface, by 17 inches. The engraving is, in every respect, worthy of the painting—-the scene represented being as picturesque as any that can be found in Scotland. The composition of the landscape exhibits,in all its details, that marvellous poetic skill of which the great national artist was the acknowledged master, and the result of his combinations is a picture of surpassing beauty, on which the eye of the lover of nature is never weary of reposing. The Distribution of Prizes will take place in February, 1882. Subscriptions will be received at the Kumaiia Times Office.