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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5204, 26 November 1877, Page 3

Public Notices, X S C T ORDERS. Militia Office, '• : • Wellington, 22nd November, 1877. The undermentioned Corps will parade at the Central Eire Brigade Office, for monthly inspection, as follows: . City Rifles and City Cadets, Monday, 2tith instant, at 7.80 p.m. City Artillery and Artillery Cadets, Tuesday, 27th instant, at 7.30 p.m. JOHN LOCKETT, Major Commanding District. ELLINGTON WATERWORKS. NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. The MAINS, after this notice, will be CHARGED at EIGHT O'CLOCK in the EVENING, and the Water SHUT OEE at EIGHT O’CLOCK in the MORNING. Consumers are recommended to store at least twelve hours’ supply. By order. N. MaRCHANT, Engineer. WATERWORKS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on and after THIS DATE, consumers wasting water or using it for purposes other than “ domestic,” will be proceeded against as the law directs. NICHOLAS MARCHANT, Engineer. Custom House-quay, October 29. DISSOLUTION OE PARTNERSHIP. In consequence of a Dissolution of Partnership in the firm of Rowlands and Co., the whole of the valuable Stock of Watches, Jewellery, &c., will be sold at Cost Price. CHRIS. ROWLANDS, CHARLES GIESENHAUS. N.B.—ln consequence of this dissolution it is requested that all accounts due to them will be settled by the 30tb November. WHANGAPONA STEAM SAWMILLS. These mills are cutting 140,000 feet of timber weekly. Open to receive orders. UNION EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. TRANSFER OE SHARES—WELLINGTON DISTRICT. All Requisitions for Transfer of Shares should he lodged at the Office of the Company, Temple Chambers, T eatherston-street, and must be on the Company’s. Forms, which may he obtained on application to the undersigned. ■ J. NANCARROW, Jdnh., Agent. Wellington, September 28, 1877. rjp O COMPOSITORS. It is hereby notified that Compositors, before accepting employment out of Wellington, are requested to confer with the Secretary of the Wellington Typographical Society. CHARLES MONAGHAN, President. Legal Notices ‘ AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice is hereby given, that the several parcels land hereinafter described will be brought ider the provisions of “ The Land Transfer ct, 1870,” unless caveat be lodged forhidng the same on or before the 31st day of ecember next. 774. EDWARD PEARCE and CHARLES 3HNSON PHARAZYN. —1 rood 13 perches, u-t of Section 246, Wellington,_ situated at .stern boundary of Section, and distant 220 ft. om Taranaki-street. (Occupied by John [ackenzie.) 815. EDWARD GAWNE.—I rood and 12 irches, that part of Section 691, City of Wellington, situated at corner of Haukey and J allace-streets. (Occupied by Mr. Thompson.) 836. GEORGE HENRY VBNNELL.— roods 13 perches, parts of Sections 633 and 19, Wellington City, fronting 60ft. and 42ft ispectively on Tiuakori-road, with depth of 15ft. and 396 ft. respectively. (Lately occued by Mrs. Fugle.) 845. MATTHEW JOHN GOODSON. 1 lod 14 perches, parts of Sections 310 aud 311, Wanganui, fronting 148 ft. din, on Ingestrereet, and 99ft. on Wilsou-street. (UnoccueJ.) # Diagrams may. be inspected at this office. Dated this 20th day of November, 1877, at ie Lands Registry Office, Wellington. GEO. B. DAVY, District Land Registrar. PIAKO AND WAITOA LAND. To wit : All that parcel or tract of land situated and bounded ns follows, that is to say —beginning at the mouth of a rivulet called Waitoa, a tributary stream to the Piako River on its right hank, and which River Piako discharges itself into the Frith of the Thames or Hauraki, then following up the winding of the said rivulet Waitoa south-easterly to a point on its right bank bearing west from the summit of the northern hummock or hill of a small group called Pukiamanu, then to run from the said point at the said rivulet east to tile summit of the said uorthernmost hummock or hill of the said group, then to the summit of the south-east hummock or hill of the said group, then south-east by south to a point eight miles east from the eastern extremity of a range of hills called Kiwitahi—the said point being presumed to lie off in the direction which the said .range of hills points to—then west eight miles to the said range Kiwitahi, presumed to the west, then west along the summit of the said range Kiwitahi aud onward to the summit of another range of, hills called Pukemuremure, then north by east'to a point in the dividing boundary line between the lands of Piako and those of Waikato, and which point lies west from the west extremity of a low ridge of hills called Parawhau, about thirteen miles south from Maukoro, then east to the west extremity of the said low ridge of hills called Parahwau, and along the summit of the said ridge to its east extremity, then east to the River Piako, then along the east bank of the said River Piako downwards following its windings to the point beginning at the junction of the rivulet Waitoa with the Pinko aforesaid, containing by estimation one hundred and fifty to one hundred and eighty thousand acres more or less. ’ -Whereas the whole of the above described tract of land was lawfully purchased with my money and partly in my name for me, of Koenahi and' other native chiefs of New Zealand, on the 31st day of December, 1839, before the colony of New Zealand was founded. And-whereas my. interest in the said tract of land was illegally and fraudently disposed of to others by her Majesty’s Commissioner at the Court of Land Claims at Coromandel, on the Bth June, 1844. . _ ■ _.. And as not any expiration of time can bar the recovery' of property diverted from the right owner by fraud, Ihereby give notice to. any person or persons who may claim or occupy any part of the said land, under grant from the Crown, or repurchase from the natives or others,' or exchange now or . hereafter, that I shall take every legal ’measure as a British subject to recover my property, and shall direct my heirs and assigns to prosecute their claims to be the rightful owners thereof for ever. 5 ' ■ i . Given under uiy hand and signature at Wellington this.23rd of November, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven. GEORGE BEADON, Captain B.N.