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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 29 April 1881, Page 3

BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. IN THE ESTATK OF THE LATE WILLIAM BECKIIAM, deceased. FRIDAY, APKTL 29 h, 1881. At 2 o'clock. ALL NATIONS HOTFL, Black's Point. GC. BOWMAN, , fayored with instructions from H. 0. Hambht.'N, K:q., Public Trustee, will sell by Auction, m FRIDA7. the 29th INSTANT, nt 2 o'clock sharp— Those COMMODIOUS PItILMISKB known as the ALL NATIONS i 10 TEL." Black's Point, nt present lot to Mr 11. W. L^oyd. at a Good Rental. Also FDRNITUHE consisting of Sofas. Chairs, Table*, Choffoniers, Lamps, Engravings, Fenders and Irons, S»one Wash«s»ands, Toilet Sets, Looking-glasses, Bedding. Crockery* Cutlery, and Glassware. Also, HOGSHEADS, 10'GalIon kegs, 6 Gallon* kegs, 2 -Gallon -kegs, M*lt»Crusher. Cooler, Boiler, &c, &c. Terms— Cash. G~C. BOWMAN. Auctioneer. THE AMERICAN FERRO-PHOTO Company. HAVE made arrangements with Mr f ait for the use of his Gallery, and are now ready to supply the Beefton public with the Greatest Novelty in Photography of late years, viz :— FERJSOTY P BS At the following startling scale of Charges:— Twenty-four Gems .... 5 6 Twelve Double do ... 6 6 Twelve Sun-beams .... 9 6 Twelve Cards 14 6 Six Cabinets 16 6 One 8 xlO, for frame 10 0 One 10x12 15 0 The advantages of the Ferrotype are numerous, they do not fade like paper work, they are taken instantaneously, so that a pleasant expression is certain. It is the process for children. The whole of the work is finished within ten minutes of the time of sitting, so ihe bother of eal ing again is done avray with. Bad weather makes no difference, the Com* pany guaranteeing good photos in any weather. Eemeraher— The Company remain here for a FtiW; DAYS ONLY, therefore an Early Call is necessary. N.B.— Orders for Mr Tnit's negatives may be left at the Gallery, as that gent'eman will re^open^on the Company's de« parture. AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB. \ MEETING of PERSONS inter- "**■• ested in the Formation of an Amateur Dramatic Club, will be held at DAWSON'S HOTEL on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT at 9 o'clock. All wishing to take part in the Club are in* vited to attend. APPLICATION FOR LEASE, District : loangahua. Date: 12th April, 1881. To the Warden at Eeefton. Thereby apply for a Gold Mining Lease of the lands hereinafter described, in accordance with the Gold Mining Leases of New Zealand, and I agree, upon the approval of this application, to execute a Lease upon the basis therein stated, if (be Governor shall think fit to grant the same. A. D. BAYFEILD. per D. P. Andbb-on, Applicant. Name and address in full of Applicant—A. D. Bayfeild. Nelson. Style under which it is intended to conduct the business— Foreigner Gold Mining Company, Limited. Extent of ground applied for—Sis* teen and a«half acres. Minimum number of men proposed to be employed by the lessee— For the first six months. Two men; subsequently, when in full work Eight men. Amount of capital proposed to be in* vested— £l2,ooo. Proposed mode of working the land —Tunnelling, and sinking shafts Precise locality— Between the right and left* hand branches of Lan« key's Creek. Term for which lease is requiredFifteen years. Time of commencing operations— When lease is granted. The above application and any objection thereto will be heard at the Warden's Office at Reefton, on THURSDAY 16th JUNE, 1881. Any person desiring io object to the issue of a Mining Lease upon the above application must, within Twenty . One clear days from the date of such applin cation, enter his objection at the War* den's Office, Reefton. HENRY LUCAS, pro WardeD. Warden's Office, ReoftoD, 12th April, 1881.