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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 402, 25 November 1876, Page 2

public ilctues . MINING LEASE APPLICATION. To Warden Robinson, — St. Bathaus, November Loth. Sir,— U E HAVE PAID to the District » Surveyor the sum required for th survey for the following Gold Mining Lease npp'icat'on, required by the Gold Mining Ljusea Regulations of Otngo and we »r>on upprovd] of tii>s application, fo pxerulc a Y.i-aao upon the biws therein stated, if the Governor or hia delegate shall think flt to grant the same. We have the honor to be, Sir, Yonr obedient servants, THOMAS' ROWK, For Self and Par.'y. Names and Addresses in full of Applicant*!. —Thnnma R-owe, John Davks, Thomas Morgan/ Cumbrian. Style under which it, in intended to oondnct the business.- Never Mise it Company. Extent of Land Applied For—Six (6) Acres. Minimum Number of Men to be Employed by the Lessees.—(l) For the first twelve months one man. (2) Subsequently, when in full work, two men. Amount of Capital Proposed to be Invested. —£looo. Proposed Mode of Working the Land.— Ground Sluicing. Precise Locality.—Upper End of Vinegar Hill, Shepherd's Hut Creek. Term for which Lease Required.—Five (5) years. Time of Commencing Operationa.—When Lease is granted. The above application and any objection thereto will be heard before mo, at St, Bathsniß, on Tuesday, sth day of December, 1878. Any perspn desiring to object to the issue of a Miring I ea?e upon the above application must, within 19 clear days from the date of such application, enter his objection at my office. H. W. ROBIXSON Warden. C OUSTS IN THE MOUNT IDA DISTEICT3, NASEBY Besidbtt Magistrate's Cottbt—At 11 a.m. November 23 ; December 7 ; Warden's Coubt —At 11 a.m., Nov. 24; December 8. Applications at 2 p in., November 24 ■ December 8. District Coubt—November 28. ST. BATHANSt November 21. HAMILTON t December 12ih, noon. BYDEr Land Applications; December 20. MACRAES; December 21. MAEREWHENUA: SERPENTINE: December 13. If Miners (or their Agents) do not appear when (heir names are culled, their Apllications will be struck out. Agents must produce written authority. H. W. ROBINSON, R.M., Warden. i UK UF SAFETY LODGE, POSTPONEMENT OF MEETING. In consequence of the Masonic Hall being required for Masonic purposes on Monday evening, next, the Lodge has decided not to hold any meeting on that evening. By Order of the W.C.T. E. T. GEORGE, Jr.', W.B. ■" oyal basest; lodge. ■ ' m.u.i.0.0.p. SUMMONED MEETING. The usual fortnightly meeting of the above r.oclge will be held in the Lodge Room, Empire Hotel, on Tuesday Evening next, Nov. 28th, at eight o'clock. SAMUEL BAXTER, N.G. STRAYED into mylPaddock, at the Eweburn, -a Dark Bay or Brown Horse, black points, branded Q on near shoulder. Owner can have same on paying expenses. ■JOSEPH PACK MAM. WEN PI E a 0 E ' BUTCHER, CBOMWELL. AMUEL M'OULLOUGH, STOREKEEPER, CAMBRIAN. TO HEADS OF FAMILIES, Parlies Intending to Purchase A SEWING MACHINE, would do well lo enquire at the ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, DUNEDIN, where there is a large Collection of Machines lrom the best makers. All Machines Tested, and sent out, ready for use, with Book of Instructions and Extras. Repairs and Acljustir ent of all kinds of Sewing Machines in use attended to on tho shortest notice by W. MELVILLE, Practical Machinist, No. 6 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Needles, Shuttles, Springs, and Duplicate parts always in Stock. All eominunioations ntU>t«oVJ to by re'uro of port.