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MINING APPLICATIONS DEAlrl WITH to Ha* 26th. Claims. P-Deasy, Main Gully, 1 acre, gtd Geo Clirke, Main Gully, 1 acre gtd M O'Brien, Main Gully, 1 acre „ Ah "Wan and party, Kyeburn, 2 acres „ John Hardacre, Kyeburn, 1 acjrw, gtd Residence Aebas. Alex M'Fadyen, Naseby, gtd Thomas ITorgie, Kyeburn, „ William Parker, Kyeburn, „ Henry Schoen, Kyeburn, „ Dajis. Jacob Lory, Coalpit Gully, gtd Porgie and Parker, Kyeburn, „ Head Eaces. Grayson and Peterson, Clarkes, 200 feet, withdrawn Extended Company, Knseby, extension, half mile, adjourned Tail Haces. Allen Mawhinney, 150 yds, struck oat Cogan & Murphy, 500 yds, Main Gully, gtd J Hardacre, Kyeburn, 120 yards, do. Thomas and party, Clarkes, 200 yards, do. Ah Wan and party, Kyeburn, £0 yards do. Pbotectios. H Gillespie & others, qjaim, 90 daysi gtd Wilson and Bradley do do do John Green ~ „ „ Enterprise Co. „ „ „ . Do. „ „ R Hore and party ~. / „ John Cogan, claim, Main Gully, refused Denis Murphy, do, Main Gully, -do P Deasy, Main Gully, 1 acre, adjd to Juna 9 Shannon and party,:claimj ■»

APPLICATIONS FOE. HEARING TO JUKE 1. Claims. Inder «nd Guffie, Main Gully, 8 acres, Jun« 9 John Robertson, Kyeburn-,-1 acre, June 9 W H Shiels, Main Gully, 6 acres, June 9 A Mawhinney, Main Gully, 2 acres, June 3 Henry Jenkins, Main Gully, 800 yd 9, Jm» 9 Tan Saß and party, 6 acres, Main Gully, do Itathje and Meager, 2 acres, Main Gully, do Robert Sniith, 1 acre, Main Gully," June 23 Ah Paw and party, 6 acres, Main Gully, do Ah Mea and party, 4 acres, Main Gully, do Ah King and party, do do «-. do Yeu Chung and party do . do do Seu Yan and party do do do: Residence Aeba. Henry Corbyd, Roach' 3 Gully ' Tail Hacks. Jacob and party, 400 yds, Wet Gully, June 9 Allen Mawhinney, 150 yds, Mam Gully, do ;Dams. M'Fadyen and Seed, Enterprise, Jane 9 PiiOTECXION. Shannon and others, claim, June 9 L Hore & Jepson, claim, Surface Hill, do John Stavely, claim, Roiigh Ridge, do Patrick Deasy, 1 acre claim, Main Gully, do' G Clarke, claim, Main Gully, do Michael O'Brien, claim, Main Gully, do

[The following appeared in our issus of Saturday last :t^-]'* SUPPLEMENTARY TELEGRAMS. Dunedin, Friday, .8 p.m.. It was Wellington that carried off the third prize at the Fire Brigade demonstration. The a-fler proceeding were very disorderly. While the torchlight procession was going on, a balcony, crovrded with spectators, gave way, and several persons were injured. Two large fires have occurred ia Melbourne. Harper's mills are destroyed. The estimated loss:is £IOO,OOO. -..-. * Auckland claims to hare won tie chess match. The Revising Officer has struck off the ratepayers who claim under tho Act of Inst session, the lists being informally made. Re" jections 0:1 this account in Dunedin were 65. Intimation has been receiTed by mail that the Pan-Presbyterian Council, to which delegates were sent from here, has been put off for twelve months. The February Frisco rdail reached London on March 29. It is understood that the Government will apply, during the session, for power to appoint Commissioners to value the Canterbury runs, with the view of offering them to the present holders at an increased rent. The Governor has written to Sir George Grey, authorising him to institute legal proceedings relative to a test of Russell's land purchases. . _ I .; A seventh shire in tho All Nations claim, Macetown, has been, sold for £6OO.