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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 121, 2 June 1870, Page 4

SATURDAY, lira JUNE, At 1 o'clock. ' VALUABLE MINING CLAIM AND WATER RACE, Household Furniture, &c. MA T 1? HEW H A V, has, received instructions' from the |3xeCutor in the Estate of the late Mr. Edwin Oousins, to sell by public auction, on the ground, Havelock, on the above elate, at one o'clock, One-fourth Share in a four-acre claim, in' full working order, situated at Havelock, Waitahuna^together with a fourth share #r in 2a two-mile water race, also in mining plant, consisting of an eight-feet water-wheel, pump, and tools; and in 2 horses and foal, 2 drays, smithy, house, garden, arid stable. Also, all the Private Property of the Deceased, consisting of — House and garden, household furniture, bedstead, hair mattress, tables, chairs, child's cot, and a variety of other articles too numerous to mention. NO RESERVE. TERMS CASH. In calling attention to the above sale, the Auctioneer would remark that the whole of the above valuable property will be disposed of without the slightest reserve. The mining claim and plant are equal to any in the district. THUESDAT, 2nd JUtfE, 1870, At 2 o'clock, Spur time. CATTLE, DWELLINGHOUSE, &c. AT BLUE SPUR. JL . S . KEEN . has received instructions from Mr. Richard Johns (who is leaving the district), to sell by public auction, on Thursday, 2nd June, at 2 p.m., Spur time, at Mr. John's residence, Blue Spur, 8 HEAD OF CATTLE, Consisting of — 3 cows, in calf 2 three-year-old heifers, in calf 3 steers. Also, a two-roomed weatherboard House, 18 x 12, well built, and comfortably fitted, enclosed in excellent half-acre garden, thoroughly stocked with fruit trees. Also, a substantial five-rail Stockyard* very strong, adjoining the garden. A lot of Sundries. The Auctioneer has much pleasure in drawing public attention to this, his first sale, as he is in a position to recommend the property, which is to be sold wichout reserve. Terms Cash. JOHN L. SHAD WELL KEEN, Auctioneer. MINING LEASE APPLICATION, Lawrence, 21st May, 187 : 0. To the Warden at Lawrence. SIR, — We herewith deposit the sum of Twenty Pounds, as required by the Mining Leases Regulations of Otago, and we agree, if our application (the particulars of which are hereunder set forth), be investigated, that such sum shall in all respects be held subject to the terms of such regulations, and that upon the approval of this application, we will execute a lease upon the basis therein stated, if the Governor shall think fit to grant the same. — We have the- honour to be, Sir, obedient servants, WILLIAM LIVINGSTON, (For self and party). Name and Address in fall of Applicants. •—William Livingston, William Evans, Thomas Elliot, Robert Elliot, all residing at the Blue Spur, Tuapeka. Style under which it is intended to con<duct the Business. — Livingston and Company. x Extent of Land applied for. — Ono acre, three roods, and twenty-seven perches. Minimum number of men to be employed ! by the Lessees. — The ground is in occupation by applicants, and five men are employed on it, and five is the smallest number that will be employed any time on it. Amount of capital proposed to be invested. —LIOOO. Proposed mode of working: the land. — Blasting with powder, and then sluicing the earth when brought down. Precise locality. Western side of Blue Spur, and being section 16, block XVIII, Tuapeka East. j Term for which lease required. — Fifteen j yeara, at an annual rental of L 2 10s. per i acre. Time of commencing operations. — Immediately on the issue of Certificate or Lease — indeed, operations are commencod already. General remarks. — This is the ground that was originally applied for by Fenton and Co., for whom a lease was issued, but was cancelled, as Fenton and Co. failed to execute, vide Gazette (Provincial),, 18th May, 1870. The applicants purchased from Fenton and Co., and have occupied the ground with Miners' Righta for considerable time. The aboye application, and any objections thereto, will be heard before me at Lawrence, on the 15th day of June, 1870. Any person desiring to object to the issue of a mining lease upon the above application, must, within twenty days from the date of such application, ente* t his objection at my office at Lawrence, ' W. LAWRENCE SLMPSC#, I t Warden. ] F^ MEYER AND G 0 .-, j • Wholesale and Retail j IBONM©NGERS,; BOSS PLAOB, LAWfiENGE, 'Thanking the public for the liberal support received for the last eight years, beg to intimate that they lately received eliipSneuts from Glasgow, per Christina ll'AualaQd^and from Liverpool, per Ci»«ma, consisting of a large assortment of Ironmongery, x?hioh they intend to sell atDunediu prices, «artng» added. Wholesale buyers «up-