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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously be-
having the same to be true, and by virtue of an Act of the
General Assembly of New Zealand intituled "The Justices
of the Peace Act, 1882."
A.B.
Declared at , this day of , 189
before me-C.D., a Justice of the Peace in and for the
Colony of New Zealand.
J. W. A. MARCHANT,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.
Pastoral Run, Canterbury and Otago, for Lease by Public
Auction.
Crown Lands Office,
Dunedin, 7th January, 1896.
T is hereby notified that the under-mentioned pastoral
lands, situated in the Canterbury and Otago Land Dis-
tricts, will be submitted to public auction at the Crown
Lands Office, Dunedin, on Friday, the 28th day of February,
1896, at 11 a.m.
SCHEDULE.
PASTORAL LANDS.
(Under Part VI. of “The Land Act, 1892.”)
Run No. 94, Canterbury Land District, grouped with Runs
Nos. 429 and 429c, Otago Land District, Waitaki County:
Area, 50,770 acres; term, five years; upset annual rental,
£30; valuation for improvements, £50.
These runs contain from 18,000 to 23,000 acres of fair
grazing-land, but the remaining portion is bush land, or
rather high rough country.
The improvements consist of a four-roomed house, wool-
shed, and outbuildings, all of which are rather out of repair.
The above runs will be sold generally in accordance with
the provisions of Part VI. of “The Land Act, 1892.”
Possession will be given on day of sale.
Purchasers must deposit a statutory declaration required
by section 62 of “The Land Act, 1892,” and pay the sum of
the half-year's rent, license-fee, and valuation for improve-
ments on the fall of the hammer.
J. P. MAITLAND,
Commissioner of Crown Lands, Otago.
J. W. A. MARCHANT,
Commissioner of Crown Lands, Canterbury.
Pastoral Runs, Otago, for Lease by Public Auction.
Crown Lands Office,
Dunedin, 7th January, 1896.
T is hereby notified that the under-mentioned pastoral
lands will be submitted to public auction at the Crown
Lands Office, Dunedin, on Friday, the 28th day of February,
1896, at 11 a.m.
SCHEDULE.
PASTORAL LANDS.
(Under Part VI. of “The Land Act, 1892.”)
Run No. 171b, Waikouaiti County: Area, 4,150 acres; term,
fourteen years; upset annual rental, £69 3s. 4d. Fair
grazing-country, lying between Waikouaiti and Nenthorn;
highest point, 2,100ft. This land is a subdivision of the
pastoral runs lately held by Margaret and A. S. Orbell.
Runs Nos. 171c and 171e (grouped), Waikouaiti County:
Area, 5,690 acres; term, fourteen years; upset annual
rental, £118 10s. Fair grazing-country, lying between Wai-
kouaiti and Nenthorn; highest point, 2,400ft. This land is
a subdivision of the pastoral runs lately held by Margaret and
A. S. Orbell.
Run No. 433, Vincent County: Area, 24,100 acres; term,
fourteen years: upset annual rental, £5. Situated about
twelve miles north of Gladstone, and lying to the west of
Lake Hawea. The Dingle Valley is included in this run, and
the land is well watered by the Dingle Burn and its branches,
as well as by the tributaries of the Hunter River. Last
licensee, Harriet Dowling.
Run No. 34, Class I., Wakatipu, Lake County: Area, 7,180
acres; term, twenty-one years; upset annual rental, £5.
Situated on the Shotover River, about fifteen miles above
Arthur's Point; altitude, 1,600ft. to 3,000ft. Last licensee,
James Commins.
Section 13, Block VII., Table Hill District, Bruce County:
Area, 200 acres and 19 perches ; term, fourteen years; upset
annual rental, £5. Situated on the Lawrence Branch rail-
way-line, about three miles from Round Hill. Last licensee,
Alexander Sutherland.
Sections 14 and 15, Block VII., Table Hill District, Bruce
County: Area, 300 acres and 27 perches; term, fourteen
years; upset annual rental, £7 10s. Valuation for improve-
ments, £35 2s. Description similar to Section 13.
Sections 76 and 77, Block IV., Table Hill District, Bruce
County: Area, 176 acres 1 rood 35 perches; term, fourteen
years; upset annual rental, £13 4s. Valuation for improve-
ments, £59 12s. 6d. Adjacent to the Lawrence Branch rail-
way-line, and lying about one mile and a half above Manuka
Creek. Last licensee, Patrick Callanan.
Sections 23, 24, and 25, Block VII., Table Hill District,
Tuapeka County: Area, 441 acres 2 roods 5 perches ; term,
fourteen years; upset annual rental, £12 18s. Valuation
for improvements, £65 15s. Situated about three miles and
a half north-east of Round Hill Railway-station, on the Law-
rence Branch railway-line. Last licensee, Patrick Callanan.
The above runs will be sold generally in accordance with
the provisions of Part VI. of “The Land Act, 1892.”
Possession will be given on day of sale.
Purchasers must deposit a statutory declaration required
by section 62 of “The Land Act, 1892,” and pay the sum of
the half-year's rent, license-fee, and valuation for improve-
ments (if any) on fall of the hammer.
J. P. MAITLAND,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.
Pastoral Runs, Otago, for Lease by Public Auction.
Crown Lands Office,
Dunedin, 13th January, 1896.
T is hereby notified that the under-mentioned pastoral
lands will be submitted to public auction at the Crown
Lands Office, Dunedin, on Friday, the 28th day of February,
1896, at 11 a.m.
SCHEDULE.
PASTORAL LANDS.
(Under Part VI. of “The Land Act, 1892.”)
Run No. 27, Wakatipu District, Lake County: Area,
4,350 acres; term, 14 years; upset annual rental, £20.
This run is situated on the main road, Shotover to Arrow-
town, near Arthur's Point, and is good pastoral country.
Last licensee, Hugh Mackenzie.
Run No. 455, Lake County: Area, 26,250 acres; term,
21 years; upset annual rental, £5. Situated on the Martin's
Bay Track, about eight miles from Kinloch. Last licensees,
Messrs. Milne and Dempster.
Run No. 470, Lake County: Area, 10,600 acres; term,
21 years; upset annual rental, £5. Situated on the Red
Hill Ranges, near the head of the Pyke River, and lying
about forty miles from the Township of Kinloch.
Sections 60 to 67, Block II., Earnslaw District; and
Sections 38, 40, and 41, Block I., Glenorchy District, Lake
County: Area, 554 acres; term, 7 years; upset annual
rental, £1. Situated near Glenorchy, at the head of Lake
Wakatipu, about thirty miles from Queenstown.
Run No. 444, Lake County: Area, 9,800 acres; term, 14
years; upset annual rental, £5. Situated nine miles north
of Macetown, and watered by a branch of the Motatapu
River. Highest altitude, 6,800ft. Last licensee, James
Ferris.
Runs Nos. 471 to 474, Lake County: Area, 25,660 acres;
term, 14 years; upset annual rental, £5. Situated in the
valleys of the Hollyford and Pyke Rivers, about sixteen
miles north-west of Kinloch. Altitude, 100ft. to 3,000ft.
Last licensee, John McQuillan.
Runs Nos. 233, 335A, and 429A, Waitaki and Vincent
Counties (Class I.): Area, 66,440 acres; term, 21 years;
upset annual rental, £50. These runs, which are bounded
on the south by Morven Hills and Omarama Stations, and
on the east by the Ahuriri River, form part of the Longslip
Station, and lie about fifty miles distant from Kurow Rail-
way-station. Last licensee, E. Hodgkinson.
Run No. 362B, Waitaki County: Area, 29,700 acres; term,
19 years; upset annual rental, £50. Situated ten miles
from Naseby, near the head of Otamatakau River, and is
watered by its branches. Altitude, 3,000ft. to 5,000ft. Last
licensee, Peter Law.
Sections 1, Block VIII., 1, Block X., 3, Block XI., Domet
District; 1, Block X., 2, Block XIII., Kyeburn District;
and 2, Block I., Kakanui District; and Run No. 17A, Waitaki
County: Area, 14,097 acres; term, 14 years; upset annual
rental, £100. Run No. 17A embraces some very steep and
broken faces towards the Otekaike and Maruwenua Rivers,
but there are some very good slopes near the top of it.
Distance from Kyeburn, on the west, six miles; from Ote-
kaike to north-east, nine miles (both of which places are
accessible by track); and to Livingstone to the south-east,
seven miles by road. The sections above enumerated adjoin
Run No. 17A, and contain some very good slopes, which are
well grassed throughout.
Run No. 134A, Waitaki County: Area, 22,580 acres;
term, 21 years; upset annual rental, £140. Situated about
five miles south of Livingstone, between the northern and
southern branches of the Kakanui River, and extending
back to the summit of the Kakanui Mountains. Altitude,
2,000ft. to 5,000ft. Last licensee, William Gardener.