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North Otago Times, Volume I, Issue 10, 28 April 1864, Page 3

GOVERNMENT RURAL LAND SALES on THURSDAY, 5th MAY. OAMARU HUNDRED. Papakaio, Block I, containing upwards of 5672 acres. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Sections in Block I, Papakaio, will be open for application on Thuibday, the 5th day of May next, and the applications for the said Sections will be decided on Tuesday, the 17th of May next, at 12 o'clock noon. W. H. CUT TEN, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office. Dunedin, 13th April, 1864. Maps of the above Block may be had of the various Government Agents for the sale of Maps throughout the Province.

OAMARU HUNDRED. mHE WARDENS of the above Hundred X HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that all Stock not the property, or under the charge, of persons holding Licenses to Depasture on the said Hundred, must be REMOVED prior to the loth clay of June, next ensuing, as all such Stock found on the said Hundred after that date will be liable to be impounded. For the Wardens, W. G. FILLEUL, Secretary. Oamaru, April 4th, 1864.

OAMARU HUNDRED. ALL Holders of Licenses to Depasture Stock on the above Hundred, are hereby required to forward to the Wardens, not later than the firbt day of May, next ensuing, a Return showing the number and description of all Stock abo\ e the age of six months at that date, belonging to, or under the charge of, each of them, which they are depasturing on the same during the current year, together with their respectne brands, as per annexed schedule. For the Wardens, W. G. FILLEUL, Secretary. Oamaiu. April lth, 1864. N B — A penaltj of not more than £5 will be incurred l>\ any person or persons neglecting to make the aboie Return, or linking a false one. An> person wislung to depasture Sheep on the Hundred, must iirst obtain the consent, m writing, of the Wardens, before they will be allowed to do so. Sc HI Ul LE RrFLRHED 10 ABOVE. Return of Stock, t ibo\e six months old, depastured on the Oamaru Hundred, on the 1st da.\ of Ma\, 1861 —

-3 . ' ** N.une of Holders a^ J i • £ ° <o or .stock i^ i |i r ii herein n turned. H<J y <j g gg gg I I I i I i j | I herebj eertily that the abo-ve is a true and correct return. A. B. To the Wardens of the Oamaru Hundred.

Gauibaldi's Cobeespondence. — I spent an amusing hour in looking over the gems of Garibaldi's correspondence. In one of them a young man of Hull, relying on the noble sentnnenrs of Mr Garibaldi, begged for some employment, as things h.id been going queer -with him for some time past In another a Viennese doctor declared that lie Mas in possession of an infallible receipe to cure the gout. After he had succeeded in atlectmg six hundred cures, he ventured to oiler \m gen ice6 to the hero of Italy. All Garibaldi's doctors were to collect some fifty gout patients, prepare the cure, and he would complete it. The result should then be laid before the eyes of astounded Europe ; but the secret, which the Aubtnan Government was trying to extort from the discoverer, not. An immediate answer was requested, as the discoverer had an excellent opportunity at the time forgetting away. So far as I am av, are, Garibaldi followed mj advice, and left all thebe letters unanswered. — Bentley. In a certain Highland glen a staunch Established Churchman was one day op lus way home from church, and met one of his Dissenting brethern The latter asked the former if he got a good sermon from Mr. , to which the former gentleman gave the following rather strange reply—" Indeed, sir, I did not expect to get a good bemion, but I went there for a certain reason." As a matter of course the reason was abked, after which the worthy gentleman continued — " Our congregation is a rather singular one ; it is composed of three parts. The first division, of which I form a part myself, goes there to gain the favour of the factor; the second does so to get a general good name ; and the third goes there in order that it may pass a part of Sunday, since it is always considered to be a long day. — Elgin Courier.