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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 25 November 1881, Page 3

A VP UCATION FoR.LKASE. Inaugaliua District. November 23rd. To thb Warden at Reeficn— f HERKBY APPLY for a GOLD 1 MJNING LEASE of the, lands hereinafter described, in accordance with the Gold Mining Leases Regulations of New Zealand, and I agree, upon tbe approval of this application, to execute a Lease upon the basis therein stated, if the Governor shall think lit to grant the same. DOUGALD MATHESON, Applicants. Name and address in full of applicants: Dougnld Malboson, Black's Point. Style under which it is intended to conduct tbe business : Highlander Gold Mining Company, Limited, Extent of ground applied for : 16| acres. Minimum number of men proposed to be employed by tbe lessee : For the first six months, two men ; subsequently, when in full work, eight men. Amount of capital proposed to be invested : £6,000. Proposed mode of working the land ; Tunnelling and Sinking, Precise locality — Bounded on the gast by tbe Royal Mint application ; on the sontb by the Morning Star Gold Mining Company's lease, and on the west and north by unoccupied ground. Devil's Creek district. Term for which leaie is requiredFifteen years. Time of commencing operations — Immediately on lease being ; granted. The above Application and any OBJECTION thereto will be heard at the Warden's Office,, at Reefton, on MONDAY, l^th Decent or, 1881. Any person desiring to object to the issue of a Mining Lease upon the above application must, within thirty clear days from the date of such application, enter bis objection at the Warden's office at Reefton. HENRY LUC \B, Pro Warden. Warden's Office. Reefton, 23rd November, 1881. APPLICATION FOR LEASE. Inaagahua District. November 21, 1881. To the Wabdbn at Rbbftoh— WE Hereby apply for a Gold Mining lease of tbe lands hereinafter described, in accordance with the Gold Mining Leases Regulations of New Zealand, and we agree, upon the approval of this application, to execute a Lease upon the basis therein stated, if the Governor shall think fit to grant the same. SOUTH HOPKFUL QUARTZ MIN ING COMPANY, UMITKi). Gkobob Wise, Manager, Applicant. Name and address in full of applicant : —South Hopeful Quart z Mining Company, Limited, George Wise, Manager. Style under which it is intended to conduct the business : Sou f h Hope* ful Quartz Mining Company, Limited. Extent of ground applied for— Sixteen 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 inves'ed— £4ooo. Proposed mode of working the land— Ordinary mode of working quartz reefs. Precise locality— East, and adjoining our present lease at Boatman's. Term for which lease is required— Fif* teen years. Time of commencing operations— When lease is granted, The above Application nnd any OBJECTION thereto will be heard at the Wardens, office, at Reefton, on THURSDAY, 19tb January, 1882. Any person desiring to object to the issue of a mining Lease upon the above application mint, within thirty dear days from the date of sucb application, enter his objectien at the Warden's Office at Keefton, HENRY LUCAS, Pro Warden. Warden's Offic3. Reefton, 21st November, 1881. JUS'MN-TIME GOLD MINING COMPANY, REGISTERED. fpHE Ordinary HALF • YEARLY J- GENERAL MEETING of Shabe ! holdeb* will be held at tbe Company's Office on WEDNESDAY, November 30th, 1881, at 7 p.m. Business : To Receive the Director's Report and Balance»Sheet. GEORGE WISE, Manager. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Electoral District op Ikangahua. Geo. Wise, D. Preshaw, W. H. Jones, W. J. Potts, James I. Aiken, A. Campbell, J, Urumpton, Esquires, and other gentlemen signing the Requisition, p ENTLEMEN.— I very much de« IT plore the divisibn of the Grey Valley into two Electorates. Seeing that I have been honored with a Requisition from each to stand for res election, the most honorable course for me to pursue is to accept tbe first invitation viz.,— that made by yourselves. That I feel myself fo be unworthy of so much regard, is certain j yet should you return me again, I will $o to tbe Houseaslwent before, untrammelled, and with ihe one object of doing my best for your favored district I thank you heartily for your many acts ol kindness and generosity to me, and with every good wish I remain, yours faithfully, THOMAS S. WESTON. Christchurch, 13th October, 1831.