868
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
[No. 45

Declared at , this day of , 18 , before
me, , a Justice of the Peace in and for the Colony of
New Zealand.

G. W. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Sale by Auction of Licenses of Runs and Lease of Reserve.

Crown Lands Office,
Hokitika, 26th April, 1893.

NOTICE is hereby given that the licenses of the runs set
out below will be offered by public auction, at the
Land Office, Hokitika, on Tuesday, the 27th day of June,
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the prices and for
the terms given, and subject to any rights of renewal or re-
sumption as may be prescribed by the Land Acts or other
constituted authority. Also, at the same time and place,
the leaseholds of the subdivision of the reserve set out here-
under, for the term and at the rental, &c., given.

Maps may be seen at the Land Office, Hokitika, where
other full particulars, as to conditions of sale, lease, and
license, &c., may be ascertained.

Payments to be made on the fall of the hammer, and con-
sist, with regard to pastoral licenses, of six months' rent in
advance, and license fee £1 1s.; with regard to lease of
subdivision of reserve, one year's rental in advance, lease
fee £1 1s.; full amount of bonus (if any).

PASTORAL LICENSES.

SUBDIVISION OF RESERVE.

Bidding to be by bonus, and subject to the payment of £3
rent in arrears on former tenancy.

Run No. 23, 21,000 acres, Clarke and Landsborough River
Valleys; altitude, from 200ft. to 3,000ft. above sea-level;
accessible by Haast Pass Road (horse-track); lately occupied
by W. G. Stewart; bush-feed and grass in river flats and on
sides of ranges.

Run No. 24, 10,000 acres, Waitototo Valley; altitude from
200ft. to 3,000ft. above sea-level; accessible from sea-beach
and track up Waitototo River; bush feed, principally on
sides of ranges; a few river flats.

Run No. 36, 15,000 acres, Oinemaka (or Black) River;
altitude from sea-level to 3,000ft.; bush feed, in broken
country and river valleys. Access by beach road and Main
South Road (horse-track) which intersects run.

Run No. 43, 10,000 acres, Makawiho (or Jacob's River);
altitude from sea-level to 2,000ft.; bush feed, principally
flats on river and hill-sides. Access by Main South Road
(horse-track).

Run No. 49, 12,000 acres, Gordon River. This country
embraces the area known as the Happy Valley; good winter-
ing ground for sheep, which can be pastured on the adjoin-
ing hill-tops during the remainder of the year. Access by
Mount Rangitoto Road (horse-track).

Runs Nos. 74 and 75; area, 10,000 and 6,000 acres, adjoin,
and are intersected by the Haast Pass Road (horse-track);
bush-feed country, with some open river flats.

Run No. 95, Axius River, a branch of the Waitototo, 5,000
acres; principally bush-feed on hill-sides, but also covers a
good river flat; average altitude, 500ft. to 3,000ft.

Run No. 96, 5,000 acres, along the foot of hills between the
Okuru and Waitototo Rivers; cattle-feed country (bush),
with some open swampy land; about 150ft. above sea-level.

Run No. 97, 5,000 acres, on the Fox Range, sheep
country, on mountain tops and sides; average altitude,
3,500ft. Access from Main South Road, and Clearwater
and Cook's River flats.

Run No. 98, 5,000 acres, on the Copland Range; sheep
country, on mountain tops and sides opposite the Fox
Range; average altitude 3,500ft. Access from Main South
Road, Cook's River flat, and Cook's River-bed.

Run No. 99, 5,000 acres, on the sunny face of the main
range near the head of the Whitcombe (or Pass River);
sheep country; average altitude, 4,000ft. Most accessible
from the Canterbury side over the Whitcombe Pass.

Run No. 100, 5,000 acres good grass (sheep country) on
the Gribben Spur; average altitude, 3,500ft. Accessible by
Gordon River or Waitaha River-beds. Good wintering coun-
try in the adjacent Happy Valley.

Run No. 101, 5,000 acres, also good grass (sheep country)
on the Dickie Spur; average altitude, 3,500ft. Accessible
also by the Gordon River Valley, and best worked in con-
nection with good wintering country therein.

JOHN STRAUCHON,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Land in Westland for Sale and Lease.

Crown Lands Office,
Hokitika, 20th April, 1893.

THE licenses of the undermentioned pastoral runs will
be offered for sale by public auction, at the Land
Office, Hokitika, on Tuesday, the 20th day of June next, at
the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, at the prices and
for the terms given, and subject to any rights of renewal or
resumption as may be prescribed by the Land Acts or other
constituted authority. At the same time and place, the
section of rural land for cash, and the reserve leasehold, also
hereunder set out. Maps may be seen at the Land Office,
Hokitika, where other full particulars as to conditions of
sale, lease and license, and payments may be ascertained.

Run No. 102, 6,000 acres, Kaniere River and Bluebottle
Branch; and Run No. 103, 5,000 acres, Kaniere Lake and
Mount Graham. Term, 10 years, from 1st March, 1894;
annual upset rental, £1 per 1,000 acres. Cattle-feed country,
bush; mountain and hill slopes.

Section No. 848, Blocks X. and XI., Bruce Bay Survey
District, 20 acres. Cash; second-class rural lands; upset
price, 10s. per acre. Swampy land, sand, and loam.

Colonial University Reserve No. 29, Town of Greymouth.
Term, 14 years from 1st July, 1893; area, 5 acres; fixed
annual rental, £2 10s. Bidding by bonus.

JOHN STRAUCHON,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Sale of Leases of Subdivisions of Reserve, Westland Land
District.

District Land and Survey Office,
Hokitika, 13th May, 1893.

NOTICE is hereby given that the leases of the subdivisions
of the under-mentioned reserve will be offered by public
auction, at the Land Office, Hokitika, on Tuesday, the 27th
day of June, at 2 o'clock p.m., at the prices and for the
term stated.

Full particulars as to conditions of lease, &c., may be
ascertained at this office.

Payments, to be made on the fall of the hammer, consist
of one year's rental, lease fee £1 1s., full amount of bonus
(if any), and value of improvements.

DAVID BARRON,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.