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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 64, 1 May 1869, Page 2

TUAPEKA GOLDFIELD. Application for an Agricultural Lease* TXTE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that we YV haye this day applied to the f Warden for a Lease of Land for agricultural purposes, situate on tho main Waitahuha . Road, being section 44, block V, Tuapeka East, comprising 50 acres ; and that the said application will be heard at the Warden's Office, Lawrence, on Wednesday, 6th May, 1869. Dated 20th April, 1869. WILLIAM PROCTOR. WILLIAM-JOSEPH FOSYTH. MOUNT BENGER GOLDFiELD. Application for an Agricultural Lease. T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have J. this day applied to the Warden for a Lease of Land for Agricultural purposes, sittiate at Moa Flat, south-east of and adjoining the section applied for by Mr. Moore Graham, comprising 50 acres, or v thereabout ; and that the said application will be heard at the .Warden's Office, Roxburgh, on Wednesday, the sth day of May, 1869. Dated 21st April, 1869. PETER MULVARY. LAWRENCE BRASS BAND. T)ERSONS desirous of joining the Band ! will please communicate with Mr. D. F. Featjcis, Leader, as there are a few vacancies-. ~ NOTICE. , „ „, , i I HAVE this day sold the Butchery Business hitherto carried on by me at the Blue Spurj to Samuel Hales and August Hkintz, who will continue the ' business as before. All parties indebted to me In connection with the aforesaid business, up to this date, are requested, to make an immediate payment of their accounts, either to me or the said Mr. August HEiirrz, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the same. WM. LEDINGHAM. Blutf Spur, 15th April, 1869. IN reference to the above notice, we beg to intimate that we purpose carrying on the business of Butchers at the Blue Spur, and trust to receive a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon Mr. Ledingham. HALES and HEINTZ. Blue Spur, 15th April, 1869. "NOTICE. INSTRUCTIONS for Mb. J. Mouat to be left at Mr. Jonas Harrop's, Peel- : street, Lawrence. NOTx c E _ MESSRS. HERBERT and CO., and' W. M'BEATH beg to intimate to j their customers that during the Winter : Months their places of business will be 'closed at seven instead of eight p.m. ] i (Saturdays excepted). ; \ NOTICE. I pOISON is laid for the destruction of Dogs an that part of Upper Dalvey Stationj'adjoining the Township of Xapanui. D. MATHESON. ~~ NO T I 0E . TF this moets the eye of ANDREW HODGE, late of Penicuik and Edinburgh, ho is earnestly requested to communicate with his mother, at the Crown Hotel, Penicuik. WANTED KNOWN, by Contractors, Builders, and Others, that the Wsihola" Lime Company has,** large quantity of Lime always on hand, at reduced prices, and superior to any ,in the Colony. Agent for the Company, SAMUEL CROFT. Agsst's : — J. Dickson, builder, Tokomairiro ; Messrs. Stewart and Gow, Clutha Ferry; H. Fraser, Waitahuna ; T. Barnett, Peel-street, Lawrence. 38-51 MHAY, Auctioneer, &c r begs to inti- • mate that he has appointed Mr. W. HayeS; Lawrence', as* his Agent during the sittiug of the Council, and requests that all orders, &c, may be left with Mr. Hayes. A WIDOW LADY, whose family is grown up, would be happy to undertake the charge of a young child. Highest references. Apply, XYZ, office of this paper. "LET US TO BILLIARDS." — Shakbspbaee. fTiHOSE desirous of whiling away an X •■ hour or two at this noble game will meet with every attention and civility at the COMMERCIAL BILLIARD ROOM, LAWRENCE. J.S.. MARTIN, Lessee. N.B. — His Infernal Majesty immolated nightly without the slightest compunction *