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Otago Daily Times, Issue 205, 5 August 1862, Page 3

Government Notices RURAL LANDS. A MSS l!" 4S AL IAND ™M " «■• I— Office, IWi O . frM » ,„ J..., i *s : °< 9 ' ©• «J APPLICANT. & 3 « LOCALITY AND INSCRIPTION. 5212 Owen Kv,-o J , l ra W T atu. a ' m^\ \}> lof a MIS iunwl ! u4s lffl, n k"T :u" «' ™»i. "'»* V, Sort!™ 3-1 Zj » Boutli i,;.rt lot U>, Ulock VI, heUveen the two road.*, - i 5259 James Dawson or, „, ~ , ,v"'|-'^ back ( ,f Section (i, Wailiola 5-JoU . Uartin p * h f n £ OluLLa, Rock XLF h 1 next Block XL 52Gi otc^ciir IE f i,W lslockV 52.57 JameVsoott io(, - t >•, Action' 2of 14, Block VI. f S*JS An r^v (JhW Li fl - ?,? ut l M t V 1Jrn. cux. cf'"«»s 1(' •»"! H, Kl~"k VI i^» Koi aldM'Coll 4» il lut!l<<!'. Seot!°/i s " !Hl<l i 12' "'U-iaing «l u ,k XXX. &ffO JamS M'C ull ?f Dunedlu l^:t Tai«ri» \ 'f; *}«* \}\ KM^ 10"011 {S! " ,21*. JJI-W LXXXVTI J. R. a .d «. 11. Elder 87 WaVhola, k^-nU a'ud 4, B'nek XVII, and halves of actions 5 ' 5 :>31 T I? ™,1 P T? mi ,-. and .J (j, trontms r.ci.l lin« t s r4> t'P ? • lf'° 80nth T»^'tot.», ti, 7. and 8, Hl« t -k V 5& JolmK,£T ll!K ,|S 5.vti.,,,, "l Block VII Aloxauder mr W ? Clutha, 1«» and 11, Hl,-k ■}: \ lilt )uilC;ill*l'C"l 15 Otokia, part of IS, m.^k I adioini.,- if) .->0 Jain , s n oworlll 81 DuneJnjllW^ri, Section Gl and re.uainder of Sectioa 52, t ?S uJ-f^ 11 1,7 Le;ilT 10° Clutlia,']'l and 1-2, BWk XLVI ° WM yilllai" Cl™*.,on 102 North HurW am Jlhieskin, .s'-tion-1 Block I' I SI Sr"" BiT kkY 77 M^»^ai (l a, S,ctio,, «. UL.'-k 11 ' Ssii will-imArti:;; r Bis Du-diil t^». ,'?■ >v }-2i-^Bi-k v 5-2W2 William Shand 95 " "i" Ili"-'?. > V «, ~. l 5--J3 John GiUcndcr 41 Otokia, 2of % 810-k I "^ ""' 151°°k ] ' I T^^^'^^J^^'^^ °«-' « •"*"■». .1.0 MijrfA^ IW2. j! W. 11. CUTTF.N, ] aste Land Poard Office, thief Comm '*iulierBunedin, 25th July, 1802.

mO DRAFTSMEN.—Wanted, several good DraftsX men used to the routine of an Engineer's Oflice. Apply to the Provincial Secretary, Canterbury, a! F. N. LLAKI.-vToN, Clerk to the Superintendent. ChrUtchurch, 11th July, IS'J-2. A MAN, named THOMAS M'CLAY, has been missing Kini-e tho l'Hh of July hut, 0:1 which day he was met near tin: Hawkesbury Bush by two men, named Junes and M'Gilvray, whu re^u-sted him to show them the way to the "above HuJi; he left with them for that purpose, and has not since been heard of. M'Clay i.s well known in the Province as an old resident, and has a wife and family residing at Waikouaiti ; he is described as j};) years of ago, 5 fret 10 inches in height, stout build, sallow complexion, with dark hair and eyes, small black whiskers slightly grey ; generally wears afd.irk shooting coat and cab-biigy-tree hat. lit is known to be a hard drinker, and lit is not improbable that he may be found at some bush public house, or way side* shanty in the neighborhood of Oamaru or the 'Wnit'iki. Meantime the two men, Jones and M'Gilvray, are in custody • mid any information of M-'Olay will be thankfully received by tho Commissioner of Police. TO ARCHITECTS. JT^HE Provincial Government of Canterbury, New X Zealand, being about to erect a LUNATIC ASYLUM on Section No. lf>9, on the Lincoln Road, about 2;{- mill's from Christclnireli, invite Architects to submit designs for such edifice. The building to bo capable of accommodating 50 patients—say 83 males and 17 females, -with all necessary olh'ces: bath-rooms, reception-rooms, and Surgeon-Superintendent's residence; and to be so arranged that a portion could be erected, complete in itself, for the reception of half the above number of atients The design to comprise the modern improvements ■ usually found in such buildings, with careiul arrangements for classification, light, warmth, ventilation, sanitary arrangements, and efficient security and Hipervision. The material used is left to he suggestion of the irehitects, —stone foundation being in any case indispensable, and well raised above the ground-line. The drawings required will be a black plan, showing sewage and water drains; a plan of each floor, and a roof plan, at least two elevations and two sections—all drawn to a scale of 8 feet to an inclij also, n perspective view finished in outline—Sepia, ndian Ink, or Pencil—no view in colours will be a«iinL>ible. Thedrawings to be accompanied by a specification of a general character, and an approximate estimate of the cost of the whole ; and the part proposed to be first built. The Provincial Government offers the .sums of £100 and £i>o respectively, for the lest and second best j csigns, which, in the opinion of their advisers may be most worthy of such premiums. Designs receiving premiums to become the property of the Government. In formation can be obtained on application in riting, of the Provincial architects, at their offices* Stoae Buildings, Gloucester-street, ChrLstchureh; and esigns to be sfnt on or before the Ist day of Sepmber next, addressed to the Provincial Secretory. No design of the Provincial Architect will be placed in competition. THOMAS WM. MAUDE, Provincial Secretory. Christchurch, May, 18G2. A USTRALASIAN FIRE INSURANCE ±\. COMPANY. Head Office : HALL OI^COMMERCE, MELBOURNE. CHAIRMAN" : WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Esq. VICE-CHAIRMAN : E, L. MONTEFIORE, Esq., J.P. DIRECTORS: JAMES SPOWERS, Esq. JAMES GRAHAM, Esq. W. J. T. CLARKE, Esq. J. M. JOSHUA, Esq. AUDITORS : JAMES FOWLKR, Esq. SAMUEL THORPE, Esq. BANKERS : COLONIAL BANK. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. SECRETARY : WM. MACREDIE, Esq., J.P. ACTUAUT : Q. E. UOWLEI', Esq STANDING COUNSEL : ARCHIBALD MICHIE, Esq. BOLICITORS : Messrs. MUTTLEBURY & MALLESON. AGENTS FOR OTAGO : W. &Q. TURNBULL & O-, Dunedin.

WANTED.-SiTE FOR BENEVOLENT ! ASYLUM. 1 TTIIIE Comrtiitfeeof tue Utn^o Ueiievolcnt Asylum ] A re-1 itire bct-.veon Five and Ten Acres of I'Vcl- ! liul 1 Land, within a mile and a-half from tho Octvon I ami easily aix-L-ssiblo. ' I Scaled Tenders, nddres.sed to the Hon. Secretary, I and marked outside " Tend-.-r fur Site for IJeiievofeut j A;;ylum," will be received up to 12 noon on Friday, otli August, ami should Contain full particulars of jtrioe and .situation. I By order of the Committee, EDWARD HAIIDCASTLE, Hon. Sec. TIIK HOIJIN HOOD HOTEL (Corner of Rattiay-:stn'ct.and York-place}, and near to tho Military Barracks, Dune<lin), Is now opeu for t!iu accommouation of boarders by JAMES }{. IIUOD, Proprietor. milE situation of this really First-class Hotel is j X witnout doubt the best and most health* ia i 1) U N E DIN. The building of itsdf (wliicli is a four-story one), Is very substantial, and so.arranged as to give quietness and retirement for females and families, one Hat of the entire building Laving been vet aside especially for that purpose. There are seven private and public sitting rooms, and every boarder will have a separate bc-drooin. Only the very host brands of ~-nV.l N]r;'S' sl*lKl f-TS, roiITEK, ALKS, kc, \\ill be allowed in stock. SUFEltlOlt STABLE ACCOMMODATION. A BILLIARD ROOM, DOCHLE SKITTLE ALLEY, And other buildings are now in course of erection, and no expense ha.;, or will be spared, to secure th» comfort of every one who may board at, or visit th« itOUIN HOOD UOTEL. A KAli E CHAN CE] BEING A LEAF OUT OF THE BOOK OF JONE OF THE "OLD IDENTITY/ AMES K. HOOD havin X built and opened th* Room Hood" Hotjl, iituls tliat he cannot giv« that attention to JiLs lju.sine.ss in Princes-street a.a is necessary, and now otters hia stook and premises, known as the COSMOPOLITAN CLOTHING MART, for «Ue with goodwill of lease, &c. His tailoring ami clothing troile, which is second to none in Dunedin, lie eonfe.s.«es to hare been iuost lucrative to him during the last five years, and to anj one who will give ordinary attention t<> it, with the i hrst-rale connection it has, cannot fail to iuako a sure and speedy fortune. 1 Terms liberal. 1-or further information, apply at the Robin Hood Hotel. I ANOTHER GOOD SI'EC. .^OR SALE, tint commodious house, eituaU »t the c-orner of George-street and London-street, and next to Dr. Pmvik-V, at j)re.se:it occupied by Mr. 1 rendcr^ast, Barrister, with eleven years' lease • I own Hoard Section to run, at the nominal rent 0 LlO Cs. per year, with full valuation at end of term, or right of renewal. The house and portion of the frontage ia let At L24:> per annum. Trice moderate, and terms liberal. Apply at the Robin Hood Hotel. ' HMO SELL OR LET, that valuable eorntr AllotA. meat, having CG feet frontage to George-street, by Gj leet to Frederick-street, (opposite the house of Dr. Purdie). If Is perfectly level, and from its central position, there could not ha a better spot selected in lJunediu for a first-class Hotel, or Hoarding House. Price moderate and terms liberal. Apply tt the Itobin Hood Hotel. FIRST CLASS BUSINESS SITE. TO Sell or Let, 12 years' Lease of that piece 0 ground in the Cutting, (next to Meluish'a Portrait Gallery,) having a frontage of 30 feet by 50. There is no question as to this being a good site, being in the very centre of the business part* of tht city. Price moderate and terms liberal. Apply at the Robin Hood Hotel. rflO LET, a Two-roomed Cottage in Cargill-srreet ; X entry immediately. Apply at the Robin Hood Hotel. nno LET on Lease, about a dozen allotments of JL Laud in llattray-street, and Dowling-street, for 14 years, with half valuation, at the yearly rent of £10, or 4s. per week. Apply at the Robin Hood Hotel. TO LET on Lease, frontages in York Place, Arthur-street, and Rattray-street, in the yicinitjr of the Hotel, admirably adapted for Stores or business purposes. Apply at the Kobin Hood Hotel.