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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 54, 1 August 1890, Page 3

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j Mahakipawa Alluvial Gold Mining Company. A CALL (the eighth) of 2/6 per Share will be payable on Wednesday, August 13th, at the registered Office of the Company. W. T. Erskine, Legal Manager. V. E. Crown Lands Office, Blenheim, 22nd July, 1890. r |’ , HE un ler-ihentioned Crown Lands and Reserves will be offered for disposal by Public Auction at the Survey Office, Blenheim, on Tuesday, the 26th day of August, 1890, at Noon. FOR SALE FOR CASH. RAI VALLEY. WAKA MARINA SURVEY DISTRICT Area. Upset Price* Block. Section: a. r. p. £ b. d. I. 75 45 0 0 56 6 0 I. 76 43 1 0 69 9 4 SMALL GRAZING RUNS (TO BE LEASED UNDER PART VII. OF “THE LAND ACT, 1885.”) KENEPURU SOUND. GORE SURVEY DISTRICT. Estimated area, 480 acres. Upset annual rent, 3d an acre. POKOKINO BAY. ORIERI SUR VE Y DISTRICT. Estimated area, 800 acres. Upset annual rent, 3d an acre. SOUTH-EAST BAY. ORIERI SURVEY DISTRICT. Estimated area, 900 acres. Upset annual rent, 3d an acre. CLOVA BAY. ORIERI SUR VEY DISTRIC'I. Estimated area, 700 acres. Upset annual rent, 3d an acre. MUD BAY LINKWATER SURVEY DISTRICT. Estimated area, 800 acres. Upset annual rent, Sd an acre. Boundaries and areas subject to adjustment after survey. PASTORAL LICENSES UNDER PART VI. OF “THE LAND : ACT, 1885.” NORTH BANK; OF WAIRAU. CLOUDY BAY SURVEY DISTRICT. Estimated area, 850 acres. Term, 10 years. Upset annual rent, Id an acre. - kahuna valley, adjoining the KILBY HUN. ON AMALUTU SURVEY DIOTRICT. Estimated area, 220 acres. Terra’ 14 years. Upset Annual rent, Id an acre, PELORUS VALLEY, PORTION OP THE LATE PA£7L‘S. B£/N. WAKAMARINA SURVEY DISTRICT Estimated area, 170 acres. Term, 10 years. Upset annual rent, 3d an acre. Licensees to have the boundaries laid off at their own expense if required to do so by the Land Board. PORTION OF. THE LATE AWA.TERE SHEARING RESERVE. i HOLDER SUR VEY DISTRICT. Section 1, Block IV., 3,193 acres. Term, 10 years. Upset annual rent, £IOO. Present lease expires '3oth December, 1890. Haif a year's rent and £1 Is for lease or license, to be paid on the fall of the hammer. RESERVES TO BE LEASED UNDER SECTION - 23 OF i “THE PUBLIC RESERVES 1 ACT, 18S1.” KAHUNA VALLEY. ON AMALUTU SURVEY DISTRICT. Section 66,' and part of Section 67> 146 a 2r. 30p. Term. 7 years. Upset annual rent, 2s 7d an acre. Present lease expires 2nd October, 1890. DMA' A QNAMALUTU SURVEY DISTRICT. Section 172, 468 acres. Term, 7 years. Upset annua! rent, £2O. Present lease expires 20th October, 1890. PICTON HARBOR LINKWATNR SURVEY DISTRICT. Section 117.' Term, 7 years. Upset annual rent, £2O. Present lease expires 7th October, 1891, i Half a, Year’s Rent, and £3. for each lease, to bo pdd on the fall of (he hammer. Tlie lessee to execute the lease within thiny daya after notice that the same is ready for his signature, in default the deposit to be forfeited, and the transaction to be cancelled, SpVcial conditions to be inserted in each lease. ! HENRY G. CLARK, Commuisioner of Grown Land*.

For Sale, 9 SHARES in the Southern Cross at 1/9, with calls paid date. Apply to S, J. Macalister, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Blenheim. i SKATING RINK, J HE SKATING RINK will be open on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays until father notice. The price of admission will be 6d, and use of Skates 6d. On Wednesday Afternoons the rink wi'l be open to Ladies only Free of Charge. JLIOR SALE—Twenty small Sides of Bacon @ 6d per pound, Always on hand—Good Dry Firewood. H. M. Reader. WANTED a GENERAL SERVANT. Apply at Residence o£W. BROWNLEE.