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make a written application, addressed to the Provincial Secretary, stating the section or sections which he or she is desirous of purchasing, and describing tbe same by reference to the number on the Map and List above referred to. 2. Laud so applied for will be put up at Public Auction, at the upset price specified on the List, not. being less than after tbe rate of Fifty Pounds per acre. 3. Any number of sections comprised in one block, and named in one application, not exceeding five acres, will be put up to Auction as one lot. 4. In every case of purchase of land not exceeding half an acre, a deposit of Ten per cent, of the purchase money must be paid at the Auction, and the remainder within i one week thereafter, at ibe end of which period if the purchase be not completed, ihe Section will be again immediately put up to Auction and the deposit forfeited. 5. Any quantity of land exceeding half an acre may be acquired either by absolute purchase on payment of the purchase money in provided by the 4th term of sale, or by lease, the lessee undertaking to purchase the land on the following terms, viz.: —Ten per cent, of the purchase money to be paid at the Auction, —thirty per cent, within three years thereafter, —the remainder on or before the expiration of the lease. The lease to be for a term of years not exceeding Seven, at an annual rent of Seven per cent, on the unpaid portion of the purchase money, and to contain, in addition to those implied under the Conveyancing Ordinance covenants by the lessee for tbe payment of the purchase money as above mentioned, power to be reserved to the Lessor to re-enter on breach of any of the Lessee's covenants. 6. The purchaser may obtain his conveyance, or lease, as the case may be, and may be put in possession, on payment of £l. 7. Auctions will be held from time to time, at such time and place, and subject to such further Conditions of Sale as the Superintendent may direct, of all which due public notice will be given. Joseph Brittan, Provincial Secretary's Office, Christchurch, 20th Nov., \Bi)s HPHE Provincial Government desire to -*- call the attention of all Parties supplying Goods or performing Work for the Government that they are required by the Ilesruhuions to -.end in their Bills within One Month from the lime when the payment is due, and that the Government will m>t undertake to pay any Bills left outstanding for a longer period. By Order of His Honor the Superintendent, Joseph Brittan. -Totiee to Debtors A LL PERSONS who stand indebted ■£*- to Mr. James Swisbocrxk, formerly of Norwich Qiray, storekeeper, but now of Wellington, innkeeper, are hereby requested to pay forthwith into my hands tbe amount of their several and respective debts, otherwise legal proceedings will he taken to enforce the same without further notice. Richard Wormald, Solicitor. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, Leatherseller, &c. (Wholesale and Retail), Lyttelton, IN returning thanks lor u>e liberal support •liven to his branch in Christehurcli, heirs to intimate that be has tianslerred the said hnsiness lo Mr. J. Moore, for whom he respectfully solicits a continuance- of past favours. Parties indebted to ihe above Branch, are requested to pay their respe-'tm* amounts to Mr. J. Muokk, who is duly authorised to receive the same. J. MOORE, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer. Oxiord Terr.t-.-e, Cliristohurch, respectiuiiy informs the inhabitants of Christchurch and its neighbourhood, that he lias taKen the business lately carried on by Mr. Win. Hutchinson, aud he«rs a continuance of the patronage bestowed on his Predecessor.