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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 350, 25 April 1874, Page 4

Public Notices. NOTICE. riS and after MONDAY, 23bd FEB., Messrs. COBB & CO.'S BOOKING OFFICE will be at the VICTORIA HOTEL, where their Coaches will arrive at and depart from, at the xisual hours. Mr. Wn.iiiAMS, landlord of the above Hotel, has kindly consented to act as their Agent, in lieu of Mr. Armstrong, resigned. COBB & CO. Offices: — Victoria Hotel Lawrence; and Manse-street, Dunedin. NOTICE. Thomas Pope, late Cobb and Co.'s driver j and AIEiANDEB Abmstbong, late Cobb and Co.'s agent, are no longer connected with the firm of COBB & CO. COACHES ! COACHES ! "yEEND AND POPE beg. to inform the -*- travelling public that on and after FRIDAY, 20th MAECH, they will extend their line of Coaches from DUNEDIN and LAWEENCE to QUEENSTOWN, via Teviot, Clyde, and Cromwell; leaving the Empire Hotel, Duuedin, for Lawrence, every morning, at 9 a.m. ; and leaving Armstrong's Commercial Hotel, Lawrence, for Clyde every Tuesday and Saturday mornings ; returning from Cox's Port Philip Hotel, Clyde, Mondays and Fridays, in conjunction with the Queenstown Coach. This line will be well found with quiet and steady horses ; good and comfortable coaches will be provided, under the management of experienced drivers ; passengers may therefore roly on travelling with safety and comfort. Faces. Through from Dunedin to Clyde -£2 10 „ „ Queenstown £3 10 Intermediate stages and parcels at proportionate rates. Booking Offices. Empire Hotel ... Dunedin Armstrong's Commercial Hotel - Lawrence Cox's Port Phillip Hotel - - Clyde Eichardt's Queen's Arms Hotel, Queenstown YEEND AND POPE. IyrOTICE is hereby given, that the following •^ applications will be forwarded to the Waste Latids Board, Dunedin, for consideration at its first sitting after the expiration of three weeks from the date hereof — Application of Hugh Bruce to purchase section 33, block V., Waitahuna East, now held by him under agricultural lease. Application of John Paskell to purchase section 2, block XLVL, Tokomairiro now held by him under agricultural lease. Application of David Carson to purchase section 20, block VI., and sections 79 and 78, block IL, Tokomairiro district, now held by him under agricultural lease. E. H. CAEEW, Warden. NOTICE. T)OISON is laid for Dogs in mj Paddocks, JT at Tuapeka Flat ; and all Horses and Cattle found destroying or injurying fences •will be dealt with according to law: JOHN EOSS. NOTICE. T)OISON is laid for Dogs in my Paddocks, JL Murrays Flat. SINCLAIE WILLIAMSON. MINING LEASE APPLICATION. 20th April, 1874. To the Warden at Lawrence. "^QIE, — I have paid to the District Surveyor O the sum required for the survey of tho following gold mining lease application, as required by the Mining Leases Regulations of Otago ; and I agree, if my 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, I will execute a lease upon the basis therein stated, if the Governor shall think fit to grant the same. — I have the honor to be, Sir, your obedient servant. WILLIAM EVANS. Name and Address of Applicant, — William Evans, Blue Spur, Tuapeka. Style under which it is intended to conduct the business. — Perseverance Company. Extent of land applied for. — Two acres. Minimum number of men to be employed byfthe Lessee. — Forthe first six months, lman ; subsequently, when in full work, 1 man. Amount of capital proposed to be invested. — One thousand pounds. Proposed mode of working the land. — Blasting and sluicing. Precise locality. — Section 35, block XV 111., Tuapeka East. Terms for which loase is required. — Fifteen years. Time of commencing operations. — Immediately on execution of lease. General remarks. — The land applied for was purchased in 1868 from Keppel and Co. by present applicants. It is the only opening for working present rights. It has been J worked off and on ever since 1868. An expenditure of fully £1500, independent of purchase money, over and above returns from the land, has been made by applicants. The above application, and any objections thereto, will be heard before me at Lawronce on Wednesday, the 20th day of May, 1874. Any person desiring to object to the issue of a mining lease upon the above application must, within ten clear days from the date of such application, enter his objection at my office at Lawrence, i H. J. ABEL, pro. Warden. I