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Otago Daily Times, Issue 55, 18 January 1862, Page 2 (Supplement)

he use and advantage of the public. Provided also hat no application for less than twenty acres shall be received under this clause, but that where any amount of compensation awarded by the Board shall be of a less amount than twenty acres of hind, the party entitled may pay the balance in cash upon the same terms as other applicants to purchase rural lauds under these regulations. Clauses 67 and 68, which were repealed by proclamation of the Governor, dated 14th August, 1856, published in the Provincial Government Gazette, Vol. 111., No. 17, p. 63, 4th Se])tember, 1850, originally stood as follows: — 67. Holders of pasturage licenses with pre-emptive right in connection with purchased lands, whether under the Canterbury Association or the Crown, shall be entitled to claim pasturage licenses over the lands included therein upon the terms of these regulations, with a pre-emptive right over such land, to be exercised subject to these regulations as regards notice of application, payment of deposit and purchase money, price of land, and size and shape of blocks. If the land covered by such pre-emptive right shall be included within the limits of a run held by license under clauses 50 and 53, the holder thereof, on paying rent for the same, may take credit for the amount paid by him in respect "of lands covered by such pre-emptive right. 68. Nothing in these Regulations shall be interpreted to affect the legal lights oi- equitable contracts made by the Canterbury Association ov the Government with holders of the pasturage licenses; but if any person holding a license under the Canterbury Association or the Government, shall voluntarily resign the same to the Government, he shall be entitled to receive a license under these Regulations, and shall from the date of such exchange hold his run at the rate and on the conditions specified in these Regulations. APPENDIX 11. Clauses Nos. 33, 51, 52, 65, 66, and 71, which were repealed by the " Waste Lands Regulation Amendment Ordinance, Sess. IX., No. 1," originally stood as follows: — 33. Immediately on the payment of the purchase money in full, the purchaser shall receive from the Commissioners a " License to Occupy," in the form set forth in the Schedule A hereto annexed, which he shall return again to the Commissioners when he shall receive the Crown Grant of the Land. Such "License to "Occupy" shall be transferable by endorsement, in the form set forth in the Schedule. 51. The fee shall be paid to the Treasurer the a Waste Lands Board every year, in advance; for the first year on the issue of the License, and for the second and every subsequent year on the first day of May; and every pasturage license not renewed by payment of the required tee on the first day of May shall, unless good cause to the contrary be shown to the satisfaction of the Waste Lands Board, be considered as bandfooned. 52. Every pasturage license shall be in the form set forth in the Schedule C hereto annexed, and shall be transferable by endorsement in the form set forth in the Schedule; "and shall entitle the holder to the exclusive right of pasturage over the lauds specified therein, upon the terms above stated. It is intended that such license shall be renewable from year to year until the land specified therein shall be' purchased, granted, or reserved, under these Regulations; and, if so renewed, the fee to be paid in respect of such licenses shall not bo altered until the first of May, 1870. Such license shall give no right to the soil or to the timber, and shall immediately determine over any laud which may be purchased, granted, or reserved under these Regulations. A reasonable right of way shall be allowed through all pasturage runs. 65. The applicant for any rural land included in any pre-emptive right shall deposit with the Treasurer of the Wasto Lands Board a sum equal to 4s. per acre of tiie purchase money, and the remainder he shall pay within one week from the date of his application being granted, or forfeit such deposit. Such deposit, however, shall be immediately returned on demand, if the holder of the pre-emptive right shall purchase any portion of the land applied for. 06. If the holder of the pre-emptive right decide npon purchasing any portion of the land applied for, lie shall forthwith pay to the Treasurer of the Waste Lands Board a deposit of 4s. per acre of the purchase money of such portion; and if he shall not within six weeks thereafter have paid the remainder of the purchase money, he shall forfeit such deposit together with all right or title to the land. 71. All payments on account of pasturage runs shall in future be made on the first day of May, at the Land Office, at Christchurch, and the Waste Lands Board shall sit at that place for the Treasurer to receive the same. For Sale. AC O T TA G E PIANO For Sale. LITTLE & REID, right-of-way, Rattraystreet, opposite New Zealand Bank. FOR SALE, or to be Leased for a term of Years, the MURIHIKU BREWERY, situated in the town of I nvercargill. The buildings and plant complete have been laid down at great expense, and are in first-rate working order. The whole, together with three acres of Land adjacent, vill be sold or leased at a reasonable rate. ROBERT GILLIES, Land and Estate Agen TONES, BIRD & CO. have for Sale, 3000 fj FAT WETHERS. Can oe seen within two miles of Dunedin. GOOD INVESTMENT. 17*011 SALE, the premises a-.u\ site of a store. 1 In the best situation in the Township of Wetherstone's Gully, c a first-rate business can be done. Apply to kt Gillies, Arcade, Dunedin. RAMS FOR SALE. I^HE Undersigned will Contract to deliver at . Port Chalmers AUSTRALIAN RAMS, of Bell's, Aitken's, and other good flocks. DALGETY, KATTEAY and Co. SIWiIE~EWES! rg'IHE undersigned nre prepared to deliver A Store Ewes or Wethers in any quantities, at any port in the Province, at moderate rates. 11. G. GirsiiONS & Co., Stuart-street ; or Mr. Smith, Park House, Dunedin. !■ nug TO BUTCHERS AND DEALERS. TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY EXTRA PRIME FAT WETHERS. Ex ' Versailles.' HPO ARRIVE THIS WEEK. JL Apply to JONES, BIRD, & CO. MOST desirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY in George-street, to be sold—twelve years of the lease to rnu. The property consists of a house and shop, seven apartments; a good well at the back of the house, and a range in the kitchen to cook for twenty persons. Also, a Shop adjoining, let to a respectable tenant. Terms Cash. N.B.—The furniture may be had at a valnation. Apply to AY. M'Lelland, No. 2, Mercer's Chambers. Hotels, &c. THE ALBION FIRST - CLASS HOTEL, GREAT KING STREET, DUNEDIN. nni-IE ACCOMMODATION offered at this JL Hotel is unsurpassed in the Colony, combining the freedom of a Hotel, with the comforts of an English Home. . Wines, Spirits, and Cigars of the best quality. AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL, Maclaggan-street, Ddnedin. ALBERT GRIFFITHS, (late Providore and chief Steward to the Geelong, Adelaide, and fiydnev Steamers), respectfully intimates, that the above named First Class Hotel is now OPEiN for the reception of Old Friends and the ■ Public generally. Wine, Ale, Beer, and Cigars, of the best qunuty. AULD REEKIE! "EDINBURGH CASTLE" HOTEL, CAVERSHAM, (Two Miles from Town, on the Road to the Diggings.) GOOD STABLIiS'G and secure PADDOCKS, under the superintendence of the Proprietor. ciiAkges moderate. ■ BICHARD JENKINS, Wellington Hotel, j Moray-place, Dunedin, Licensed to Retail Wines, Ale and Beer. Meals always ready. Wellnired Beds. _ TO CAPTAINS, PROVIDORES, & STEWARDS THE VICTORIAN BUTCHERS' COM PANY beg-to draw the'attention of all those'arriving in Otago, to the fact that they are prepared to supply shipping with despatch, and at reasonable prices. \ STAFFORD STREET, Opposite the Provincial Hotel.