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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 412, 15 February 1877, Page 1

gitkic TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MAEQJJI OE NOEMANBY GOYEBNOE O! THE COLONY OE NEW ZEALAND. The Memorial of John Ebateb, of Maere; whenua, in the. Provincial District o Humbly Shewethj— ... ■ '■<-. .-. 1: That jour Memorialist is of opinion thab a certain area of ground, situate on the west side of the Maerewhenua river, is payably auriferous. • 2. That to bring the necessary water on to the ground, and construct the necessary dams and ether appliances.for the purposes of sluicing, -will involve an expenditure of £I2OO or -thereabouts. ■ V

3. That a portion of the said area has -Been wrought and abandoned. ■ 4.' That your Memoiialist prays that, as a return for his outlay, a Special" Claim of 12 Acres may be granted to him upon such terms as'the, Warden rnay" approve,, in terms of clause 12 of the Goldfields &.&, 1866; ■ And your Memorialist will ever pray: -.,'•... JOHN EEATEE. A sketch of the ground applied for is attached to the present memorial.

' The above Application and any objection thereto -will be heard beforenie at Maerewheriua on Tuesday, February 20,1877. (Signed) H. W. ROBOTSOIS", Warden. LALVANISED IRON TA^ T ES. |-- MR, M'G-REGOR invites the public to inspect his Galvanised Iron Tanks, made to any size, and at a price considerably less than the oedinary iron tank. _ The. expense of carriage is saved, and the water entirely free from rust, by using M'G-regor's G-alvanised Iron Tanks.- , ■ 3JSVEN-STEEJST, NASEBS".

C OUSTS IN THE MOUNT ID; DISTRICTS. NASEBY Resident Magistrate's Cotjet—At 11 a.m. February 8; March 1. Warden's Coubt—At 11 a.m., February 9 ; ..'-• ':•■.. .'. §Mareh2.' ': : 1 • . T Applications at 2 p.m., February 9 ; March 2. Assessment Licensing- Cotjet—March 6. ST. BATHANS : February 6; 27. HAMILTON": February 13th/rioori, - : -...i ■;'; HYDE: -■• ./-".■ I ; •_ _. February 14.' '" - ■"■'- |i - Disteict L&nd Office—February 14. ■'■ MACRAES.-- --- I February 15. !.'■.. February 21. ■'.■■■""'■■';. SERPENTINE: .■'";'„■'' '" ,;;. .';, /March 7. I '/."..;' .1 I If Miners (or their Agents) do not appear iwhen their names are called, their Apllieajtions Trill be struck out. ! Agents : inn's t; produce, writteii.auth.ority. ; - H. W..&OBI|sSON, 8.M., ~.-■' :Warden. • ..-..-

>OOKS AND QTATIQNERY. - WIELIAiI BALED, BOOKSELLEE AND ' STATIONER, GEORGE—STREET, DUNEDIN.. . ..- W.B. would remind his numerous customers and friends that he has always on hand a Large Stock of .BOOKS in almost every [department of Literature, arid is constantly, receiving large-Additions to it direct from iEngland, which are carefully selected there by an experienced buyer. His Stock of Bibles and Testaments is also 'large and varied, both as to style and prices —the latter ranging from 13. (3d. to £& and £5. • . ■ . Chambers' Encyclopaedia, 10 vols., £s. (" A. Library in itself."). . Stationery, Account Books, Wrapping Papers, Grocers Bags, School Books, Photographic Albums, School Prizes, Mathematical Instruments, Color Boxes, &c"., &c, in great variety.; Country Orders collected and despatched with promptness.. Large Discount allowed to the Trade. WILLIAM BAIRD, Bookseller astd General Stationer, GEORGE BUNEDIN.' B. AITKEA T , N I ON .33. A ,\jSD GSKEa^u-aTOHIi;,, U 0 U E T IB