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John Greenshields, section 17, block III, Wyndham district
Hugh McIntyre & Sons, section 1, block V, Waikaka district
Hugh McIntyre & Sons, section 1, block VI, Waikaka district
Peter Fletcher, section 42, block I, Wyndham district
Joseph Walker, section 23, block VI, Wyndham district
Archibald Neil and James Campbell, section 22, block IV, Toetoes district
Archibald Neil and James Campbell, section 15, block I, Toetoes district
Norman Prentice, sections 38 and 39, block VII, Waikaka district.

J. T. THOMSON,
Chief Commissioner.

Waste Land Board Office,
Dunedin, 14th May, 1873.

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT SITTING.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Circuit Court Sitting of the Supreme Court for the despatch of criminal and civil business will be held in the Courthouse, at Lawrence, on Monday, the ninth day of June next, at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon; at which time and place all persons bound by recognisances or otherwise to appear as prosecutors, plaintiffs, defendants, or witnesses, are required to give their attendance.

EDWARD FFRAZ. WARD,
Registrar.

Supreme Court Office, Dunedin, 5th May, 1873.

JUST PUBLISHED.—Map of Otago, 16 inches by 18 inches, printed in colors, by William Collins, Sons, and Co., London and Glasgow. Price, 2s.

May be obtained at the District Land Offices, Queenstown, Lawrence, Clyde, and Naseby; and from Messrs. Livingston, Oamaru; John Smith, Waikouaiti; Souter, Hislop, and Gray, Milton; J. R. Bremner, Hampden; Henry Wise and Thomas George, Dunedin.

OTAGO LAND ACT 1872 may be obtained from the Government Storekeeper, Dunedin. Price, 2s 6d; posted, 3s 2d. The usual allowance to the trade. Postage stamps cannot be received in payment.

EDUCATION RESERVES; SOUTHLAND.

APPLICATIONS will be received by Mr. John H. Baker, Survey Office, Invercargill, from persons wishing to lease any of the Reserves as formerly advertised.

Copies of the Otago Regulations, and conditions for the Leasing of Education Reserves, can be obtained from Mr. Baker, Invercargill.

DUNEDIN LUNATIC ASYLUM.

DONATIONS of Books, Newspapers, Magazines, &c., (especially those with illustrations), for the use of the inmates of the above Institution, will be thankfully received from the benevolent.

Mr Logan, Provincial Storekeeper, will receive parcels at his office, Government Buildings, Dunedin, which will be duly acknowledged.

28th April, 1873.

DUNEDIN AND PORT CHALMERS RAILWAY.

TIME TABLE FOR MAY, 1873.

*These trains stop at St. Leonard’s, about a half-mile below Burke’s Brewery, and at Sawyer’s Bay.

FARES:

SINGLE. | RETURN.
s. d. | s. d.
--- | ---
First-class ... 2 0 | First-class ... 3 0
Second-class ... 1 6 | Second-class ... 2 0

SUNDAY TRAINS:

All stopping at St. Leonard’s; Return Tickets, 2s. 6d. Other fares as above.

Trains marked (*) stop at Burke’s Brewery, St. Leonard’s, and Sawyer’s Bay.

INVERCARGILL, BLUFF & WINTON RAILWAY

Daily trains will (until further notice) run as under:—

FARES.

A train will leave Winton on Saturday evenings at 5.15, returning from Invercargill on Monday mornings at 7. There are no trains on Sunday.

TO THE DISTRICT OFFICER AT NASEBY.

I HEREBY give notice that I intend to construct a water race for the purposes of irrigation and wool-scouring, commencing at a point in swampy ground to the south-west of sections 3 and 4, Waihemo District, and terminating in the pre-emptive right of Run 255. The length of such race is two miles or thereabouts, and its intended course is through land leased by me from the Crown, and through private land belonging to Bernhard Luks. The mean depth and breadth of such race is about nine inches deep and one foot broad, and it is capable of carrying two sluice heads of water.

F. D. BELL,
Shag Valley, Runholder.

Shag Valley, 2nd May, 1873.

2t 15s.

BYE-LAWS, INVERCARGILL HUNDRED.

May 3, 1873.

AT a Meeting held this day: Present—Messrs. Bain, Horman, Finlayson, Tobin, Lyons, and Preston.

Proposed by Mr Bain, seconded by Mr Horman, that Robert Preston be chairman.

Agreed—That last year’s Bye-laws be re-copied and sent in to Mr Pearson for his approval.

1. No sheep shall be depastured on any unenclosed land within the Hundred under the jurisdiction of the Wardens.

2. No entire horse over 12 months old, and no bulls over 6 months old, shall be depastured without special permission of the Wardens; and no bull shall be at large for a longer period than 3 years.

3. All license-holders shall, on or before the 1st day of June, 1873, register with the nearest Warden a statement of the number of cattle and horses depastured by them on the unenclosed lands within the Hundred, with their brands.

4. Before removing or slaughtering cattle, owners shall give notice in writing to the nearest Warden.

5. Any person about to bring cattle on the Run, shall, one week before so doing, furnish to the nearest Warden, in writing, such information as shall give opportunity for inspection.

6. No person shall be allowed to depasture on lands under the jurisdiction of the Wardens more than one head of cattle for every 10 acres of land owned or occupied by him within the Hundred.

7. All stray cattle may be impounded.

8. The penalty for any breach of the foregoing Bye-laws shall be any sum not exceeding £5, to be recovered in a summary manner, in accordance with 45th clause of the “Southland Waste Lands Act 1865.”

ROBERT PRESTON,
Chairman.

Sanctioned on behalf of Waste Lands Board,
WALTER H. PEARSON,
Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Commissioners Office, Invercargill,
6th May, 1873.