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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 22, 28 December 1863, Page 3

Government Adrertiiementf . A PLICATIONS FOB RURAL LANDS^ 2207. Henderscm r Walter, Winton District; Section 32, Slock' 111, 92a Or 10p. Application received 18th December ; due Monday, 28th December. 2208. HorsfaU, Samuel T., Jabob's Hirer Hundied ; Sections 15, 10, 17, and 19, Block X, 327a3r23p. Application received 18Jh December; due Monday, 28th December. 2209. Denniston, Thomas, Oteramiki Hundred ; Section 37, Block 11, 86 a 3r 13p. Application received 19th December, due Tuesday, 29th December. 2210. M'Lean Murdoch, Jacob's River Hundred ; Section 45, Block X, 68a Or lip. Application received 19th December ; due Twaday, 29th December. 2OJI. Hanan, James, Winton District ; Sections 18 and 23, Block 111, 170* lr 12p. Application received I9th December ; due Tuesday, 29th December. 2212. Scott, Charles, Winton District; Sections 11 and 12, Block 11, 164fe Application received 21st December ; due Thursday, 31st December.- 1 22 13. Crombie John, Oteramika Hundred; Sections 6 and 2-1, Block 111, 154 a lr lip. Application received 21st December ; due Thursday, 31 st December. 2214. M'Fayden, John, Winton District; Section 33, Block HI, 99a Or 39p. Application received . 21st December j due Thursday, 31st December. 2215. Junor, W. J. 8., New River Hundred; Sections 54, 55, 81, 82, 83, and 84, Block Vni, 478 a Or 24p. . Application received 21st December; due Thursday, 3lßt December. .-.-.. ■■'.:■■;■ 216. Copeland, William, Oteramika Hundred ; Sections 38, Block U, and 6, Block IV, 182 a 23r 22p. Application received 23rd December! due Saturday, 2nd January. WALTER H. PEARSON, ' Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Invercargill, 23rd December, 1803. SAW-MILLS. AT a Meeting of the Waste Land Board, held on the Bth instant, the following Resolutions for the issue of Licenses and Regulation of Saw-Mills on Government Reserves were adopted :— 1. That the Bush Reserves be subdivided into sections of from 100 to 300 acres, the lines to be cut and the survey performed at the expense of the lessee- . 2. That competent persons be appointed to estimate the quantity of timber, per acre on each section, if deemed necessary. 3. That no timber be cut excepting pine, and none under 15 inches in diameter. 4. That an upset price be named, in accordance with the estimate, if so estimated, and the lease of the section be put up to action, at not less than 30s, in the usual manner, and from time to time, as might be found necessary. 5. That not more than 300. nor less than 100 acres be leased or sold to the same party at the same time. , * • . , 6. That the trees be felled so as to, do the least possible injury to the timber left standing. 7. That forests under lease be preserved from fire by the tenants. 8. That lessees be entitled to right Of Wty through each otter's sections, so as to have access to the highway. 9 That leases do not -exceed three years, with the addition of six months to remove machinery, &c, and the licencefee to be paid quarterly. 10. That the Bush be leased in contiguous and successive sectious. 11. That sections of 100 acres each be reserved in suitable places for handsawyers, &c. 12. That a competent man be appointed Hanger to carry out the regulations. 13. That a copy of these regulations be forwarded to His Honor the Superintendent, with a request that adequate remuneration for the Ranger be provided by the Government. Penalties.— ln the event of non-fulfilment or breach of any of the foregoing regulations, the lessee shall pay a penalty of not less than £10, or more than £100, to be recovered in a summary way, together with the forfeiture of license and plant, at the instance of the Commissioner of Crown Lands. WALTER H- PEARSON, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board, Invercargill, 23rd December, 1863. NOTICE. _ ALL Persons desirous of obtaining Depasturing Licenses within the Hundreds for the ensuing year, must attend at the Land Office to make a declaration of their qualification, and to pay the fees ; and those persons to whom licenses are granted; will. alone have the privilege of voting at the Election of Wardens, and right of Pasturage in. the several Hundreds. WALTER H. PEARSON, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Invercargill, 23rd December, 1863. APPLICATIONS FOR RUNS. A PPLICATIONS have been received for J\. Depasturing Licenses for the following Runs, — descriptions of their boundaries may be seen at this office :— No. Applicant. Situation. 395 J. C. M'Kay Upper Waiau 396 Do ... Do Persons having any objection to make against the granting of these Licenses, must do so within three months from the date of advertisement, in accordance with the 89th Clause of the Land Regulations. WALTER H. PEARSON, Chief Commissioner. Waste X«and Board Office, Invercargill, 12th December, 1863. NOTICE. ON and after Tuesday, the 6th day of Jan. , 1864, Block 11, Jacob's River Hundred, " will be open for application. Persons havinc applications for unsurveyed Land in this Block must attend personally, ot by agent, at the Land Office, at 12 x> clock, on Friday, the 2nd day of January, to have their claims settled, otherwise the 15th clause of the Land Regulations will bj enforced. WALTER H. PEARSON, Chief Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Invercargill, 3rd December, 1863. NOTICE. ON and after Tuesday, the 19th Day of January, 1864. Block L Jacob's River Hundred, will be open for application. Persons having claims for Land in tho above Block must attend personally, or by Agent, at the Land Office, on Thursday, the 14th day cf January, at 12 o'clock, to havt * their applications settled, otherwise the 15th ' clause of the Land Regulations will be eu~ . forced. . '' W.H.PEARSON, Chief Commissioner* Waste Land Board Office, Invercargill, 23rd December, 1 863. ••. , ■ j