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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 45, 19 February 1864, Page 1

Government Advertisements. Superintendent's Office, Southland. - ' ' 19th Eebruary, 1864. TENDERS for the undermentioned Works will be received at this Office, up to the ,. . respective dates affixed. Plans and specifica- *• tions relating thereto may be eeen afc the * -' '. offices of the respective departments to which the several works belong, where -forms of tender (for filling up) may be obtained. - \ Public Works Department. |10. Additions and Alterations ioPost Office.— ■ Tenders received. tillnoon ofthe 20th inst. Roads and Bridges Department. 9. Great North Boad — Planking Waihopai Bridge. — Tenders -received till noon of the 19th inst. Each Tender must contain the name and address in full of the person tendering, and also be properly marked, sealed, and, addressed. " . ';..-' By order, ... „, . ...,-.- -..=. ~~ W^H. AYLMER,' '- -'*■ -l Clerk to Superintendent. - j^. — __ — : — : — — — — . — J' \f\ APPLICATIQNS FOR RXJNSp'^ # - ,-'. ..yAYyi APPLICATIONS have beeh received for ■ Depasturing Licenses ! for * the 'following Runs, — descriptions of their boundaries may be seen at this office : — No. - Applicant.- i 'V r - Situation. -^ 395 J.C. M'Kay Upper Waiau :'* 396 ''■ Do: ■■ .- .V . poAy A 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' } I Clause of the Land Regulations.' _ <jr t WALTER H. PEARSON; : ' r ' ' /U Chief .Commissioner. 7, T > Waste Land Board Office, . .."'., _' i Invercargill, 12th December, 1863. • NOTICE. yjy'4' THE Public is desired to take notice that ' ■' no permission can be granted by the Waste Land Board to occupy -Waste-Lands of - the Crown in terms of subjoined Resolution ofthe Board, of date 13th inst. : " Resolved, that the Waste Land Board hag no power to grant an Occupation '■ License oh Crown Lands." WALTER H. PEARSON, Chief' Commissioner. Waste Land Board Office, Invercargill, 29th October, 1863 LIST of immigrants per ship Grasmere, to';. v sail from Glasgow, on Ist December, 1863 :— Assisted. Helen Hunter ; John W. Smith ; Donald, Flora, Isabella, Peter, John, and Elizabeth M'Lean ; Mary Carmichael ; Alexander apd >. Janet Robertson ; Isabella GarrcKv ; Eupheniia " M 'ln tyre ; George and Emily Roberts ; Peter and Isabella Jardine ; William, Mrs., Isabella, Annie, Margaret, Allan, Jessie, Helen, and Mary M'Leod ; Robert and Elsießeid ; George j j and Rachel Mann; Margaret Thomson;" Catharine Laing ; John Russell. * ' *• - Nominated. Peter Gilfedden ; Andrew Scott ; William, Elizabeth, Catherine, Robert and Mary Ann* '■ Chapman ; James Latimer ; Adam and Ann Little; John and WilliamM'Readie ; William, y Maria, Mary, Robert, Henry, Thomas, George,- 1 and Emily Martin; James, Andrew, Alex- '- ander, George, and Jane Burns ; John Whitefield ; James and Hannah O'Flaherty; Michael Cahill; Michael- Murray; Elizabeth Duncan ; Ann Dempster ; Catherine Eullarton ; ElspetCruickshanks , Patrick Murphy ; Honor Hughes; Charles Mulryan ; Roderick M'Leay; JohnM'Rac; James Forbes , John, Janet, |Helen , Mary, Sweah, Isabella* David . and Jane Fairweather ; Thomas Morton ; Jolm, Margaret, Catherine,. Alexander, Kenneth, and Margaret Fraser; Duncan Fullartou; John M'Kay. Occupations. Domestic servants, 22 ; farm servants, 6 ■ gardeners, 2 ; and one carpenter. D. M'ARTHUR, Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, < February, 1864. ■ *■ NOTICE. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION having been established between Irivercargill and Campbelltown, the Hue is now open for the transaction of busmess. *'"' The charges agreed upon are as follows : — For any message not. exceeding ten (10). • words, two shillings and sixpence'; (2s. 6d.). Each additional word one penny (Id.) . .'-'.. Press messages sent from a duly authorised agent will be charged the following reduced rate : — . , Twelve (12) words or under, one shilling, (Is.). Messages exceeding twelve* words, one penny per word. No charge will be made for the date, V* address, or signature to any message, and itjis particularly requested that the two latter may be as clear and explicit as possible. ■ ■ y. A. M. WELDON, . Director of Telegraphs. NOTICE. WHEN the Steamer with the the English Mail is signalised "in Sight," a Redf Flag will be hoisted half-mast high on the Flagstaff at the Government Offces. When her arrival at the Bluff is telegraphed the flag will be run up to the mast-head. J. B. GREIG, Harbor Master. Harbor Office, ' Invercargill, 17th Februaiy, 1864. maun run,! imiw"— — ■— — "~-^— Hroaa— a— ; DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TAKE NOTICE that the Partnership hitherto existing between -Lockyer and Hall, Hotel-keepers, Bluff Harbor, Campbelltown, has been dissolved ,this day by mutual - consent. All parties indebted to the lal,e Jirm aro requested to pay their accounts to Mr. Lockyer, and all debts due by the late firm will be discharged by Mr. Lockyer. (Signed) WATKIN LOCKYEE, WILLIAM HALL. , Witnesses— Wm. Hateet, G. M. Proctor. TO PARTIES REQUIRING . LAND, CLEARED. — An opportunity of. getting -^ samo done, on easy terms, by applying to '-■ TAYLOR and MARCHAOTr: Land Agents.