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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 207, 18 January 1872, Page 4

Precise locality~~Q n Clark's Hill, adjoining the prospectors' claim of Mark and party on the Gabriel's Gully side. Terms for which lease required— Fifteen years. i Time of commencing operations— lmmediately after the granting of the certificate. The above application, and any objections thereto, will be heard before the Warden, at Lawrence, on the Slst day of January, 1872. Any person desiring to object to the granting of a mining lease upon the said application, must, «within 24 days from the date of the said application, lodge his objections at my office at Lawrence. H. J. ABEL, Pro-Warden. APPLICATION FOR A MINING LJ]ASE. I I j ■ January. Ist, 1871. To the Warden, . Lawrence. SIR, — We herewith deposit the sum of Twenty Pounds, as required by the Wining Leases Regulations of Otago, and Ye agree, if our application (fcHe particulars of which are hereunder set forth) lie 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 tie Governor shall think fit to grant the same. We have tho honor to be your obedient servants, Michael "Whelan. Michael Nash. Name and Address of Applicants — Michael Whelem and Michael Nash, Wetherstone's Hill. Style under which it is intended to conduct the Business — Whelan and Company. Extent of Land applied for — Ten Acres. Minimum number of men to be employed by the Lessees — For the first three montlis, two men ; subequently when in full work, ten men. Amount of capital proposed to be invested One Thousand Pounds (£1000.) Proposed mode of ivorking tlie land— By tunnelling, sinking, and raising the quartz, and crushing the same at machine. Precise locality — On Gilbert Clark's Hill, Tuapeka, adjoining the uorfch west boundary of Clark's agricultural lease ; running thence in a north westerly direction. Terms for which lease required — Fifteen years at a rental of £2 10s. per acre per annum. Time of commencing operations — On the issue of a certificate. The above application, or any objection thereto, will be heard before the Warden at Lawrence on the 31st' day of January, 1872. Any person desiring to object to the granting of a mining lease on said application, must, within 22 days from date of such application, enter his objections at my office at Lawrence. W. L. SIMPSON, Warden. APPLICATION FOR A MINING : . LEASE. January 6th, 1872. To the Warden, Lawrence. SIR, — We herewith deposit the sum of Twenty Pounds, as required 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 honor to be, sir, your obedient servants, William Henry Lake. Sampson" Uren. Alexander Gormack. Name and Address of Applicants — William Henry Lake, Sampson Uren. and Alexander Cormack, Blue Spur. Style under which "it is intended to conduct the Business— -The English Gold Mining Company. Extent of laitd applied for — Ten acres. Minimum number of men to be employed by the Lessee — For the first three months, six men ; subsequently when in full work, twelve men. Amount of capital proposed~to be invested —Three Thousand Pounds (£300.) Proposed mode"of working tlie land — By tunnelling^ sinking, and taking out quartz, and crushing the same by means of machinery. Precise locality — On the western side of, and adjoining the prospectors' claim, of Mark and party, opposite the Blue Spur, taking in part of the hill south of Wick's Gully. Terms of which lease required — Fifteen years. Time for commencing operations — Tm- ; mediately after the granting of the certificate. '•> The above application, and any objection thereto, wiJl be heard before the Warden, at Lawrence, on the 31st day of Januaty, 1872. Any person desiring to object to tq the granting of a mining lease upon the said application, must, within 24 days from the date of the said application lodge his objection at my office at Lawrence, H. J. ABEL, Pro- Warden,