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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2568, 14 June 1881, Page 4

Govei’nment Notices. Y. R. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. ORDINARY SINGLE FARE TICKETS to Dunedin issued at Christchurch or any station between Christchurch and Oamaru (Oamaru not included), on 13th inst and following days, up to and including 18th inst, will be available for return up to and including 21st in®. W. M. HANNAY, Traffic Superintendent. Traffic Superintendent’s Office, Dunedin, June 10, 1881. Y. further sale of sections in THE PARIHAKA BLOCK. Principal Land Office, Carlyle, May 12, 1881. THE Crown Lands as under will be open for application for cash, at the prices named, on Monday, June 20 next, and every lawful day thereafter until sold, at the Land Offices, Carlyle, Hawera, and New Plymouth. SCHEDULE. Cape Survey District. R. Description of the Land.—This land is situate on the sea-coast, near Cape Egmont, twenty-two to twenty-five miles south of New Plymouth. A good metalled road, being part of the main coastline from Hawera to New Plymouth, forms the | eastern boundary of the block. The laud is level and open, well watered, and fertile. Terms of Sale. —One-fourth of the pur-chase-money to be paid on application, and the balance to the Receiver of I,and Revenue at New Plymouth within one calendar month from date of application, | otherwise the deposit will be forfeited, and the contract for the sale of the land thencej forth will be null and void. Crown-grant I fees to be paid on completion of the purchase. In the event of two or more applications for the same land being made on the same day, the upset price at which such land shall be put up at auction shall j be the price stated above. The above sections have been temporarily withheld from sale, but they are now offered to the public with the unsold sections in Blocks IV. and YIIL, which were opened for sale for cash on the 4th of April last. Colored lithographic plans of the above sections are on view at the Land Offices throughout the colony. C. A. WRAY, Commissioner of Crown Lands for the West Coast Land District (North Island.) Sporting. Melbourne cup consultation, 1881. 10,000 Subscribers at £1 each. First Horse £3OOO Second Horse .. .. .. 1000 Third Horse .. .. .. 500 Other Starters (divided) .. 1500 Non-Starters (divided).. .. 2000 Six Prizes of £IOO each .. GOO Six Prizes of £SO each .. .. 300 110 Prizes of £lO each.. .. 1100 This is my fifth Consultation since October last, and is the best opportunity ever brought before the public in the Australian Colonies. The 122 Extra Prizes, consisting of 6 Prizes of £IOO each, G Prizes of £SO each, and 110 Prizes of £lO each, bring the number of Winning Tickets to about 240, If cheques are forwarded exchange must be added. Wherever possible P.O. Orders should be forwarded, and stamps enclosed for reply and result. THEODORE BROWN, 19, Grey street, Auckland ; or, Box 210, Post-office, Auckland, N.Z. and at Montgomery’s Buildings, No 3 Colombo street, Christchurch. ALFRED A. CAMERON’S £GOOO CONSULTATION OK THE English Derby Run at Epsom Downs, near London, in June, 1881. Above vail close early, and may probably be drawn several weeks before the arrival of the London newspapers by the first English mail after the race. Names of Starters and Non-starters can only be ascertained authentically through the medium of the Press, as Cableg r ams from London to the Colonies do not give the information. With crossed cheques add Is exchange. Two postage stamps. Post office orders or registered letters arc recommended. Note. — Melbourne Cm*. —As this race wall not be run till November next, intending subscribers need not necessarily apply for tickets for some months from this date in any Melbourne Cup Consultation, ALFRED A. CAMERON. Office—London Chambers, Princes street south ; or, Box 251, Dunedin. Agencies in Timaru at the Grosvenor Hotel and Mr Jno. Herman. IPudblio JVotloes J, G LAYI ON & G 0., TEA BLENDERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, Great South Road and Elizabeth street, TIMARU. Sole Agents in Canterbury for Vere, Pike and Co.’s loose and packed TEAS, the very best that money can command. Agents for HUDSON’S SELF-RAISING FLOUR. Biscuits and Lollies at Wholesale Prices. Also, Meek’s Oamaru Fiour and Oatmeal. 5 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN ANY LOUSE IN TOWN. N.E.—Orders for Coal, Firewood, Horscfeed, Ac., left a f our South Road Store will receive prompt attention. J; CLAYTON AND CO,