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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 43, 29 March 1884, Page 7

DIAMOND GULI.Y GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. A CALL of Thicep'-uoc per Share on the Company's Capital has this day been made by the Directors, payable to the Manage^ at the Company's Office, New Z.'.i.'.'ui-l Jn-iinince BiuliUm^'s, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY. th» 9th <hiv of April, 1884. ' d. g. Mao.'on:;ull, Manager, Auckland, March 24th, 183 i.

WAIOKONGOMAI GOLD MINING COM ' I'ANY, LIMITED, A CALL (the 4th) ol Id per Shave has XjL l>ecn made by the Directors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned at the oilice oi the Company, 83, Queen street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, Uth April, 1884. F. A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, March 11, 1881.

IIEIIO TE AliOliA GOLD MINING COM PANY, LIMITED. A CALL (5 Hi) of Threepence per Share has been made this clay by the Da oc tors on the Capital of the above-named Company, payable to the Manager, at the Company's legisteie-l Ollice, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, (juecn street, Auckland, on or befoic WEDNESDAY, the yth day of April, 1881. li. McDonald scott, Manager. Auckland, 13th March, 188 i.

N OTIC IS . MR HOI3T. MACKLE having left our employ, tin. 1 15um"iic.ss known as E. M.tckie and (Jo. will from this d.ito be L'.irriftl on uiulcr tliu n.unu S.MITII AND NKODOX, au«l all Accounts (hie Lotlioltite iinn, and to Smith and JvuUon, will bo }Ki\;.blcto MIL G. M. JiUHKK, whoso receipt will l>c a full and biillicicnt tliscliaigc. Signed. SMITH AND SKDDON. To Aroh.-i, March 28th, 1884.

WAITOA ROAD 13OARD. TENDKES. mENDERS are called for Carting Gravel |_ and Clay on to the roal between the Wftiliou township and the railway outfall drain. Someone will be on the ground on Thursday, March 27th, at 10 o'clock, to point out the work. Tenders to be sent in by 10 o'clock SATUBDAY, March 29th, addressed to the " Chairman Waitoa Road Board, Morrinsville." Specifications at our office, or at Moffatt's Hotel Waihou. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SAXDES & NAPPEB, C.E., Engineeis Waitoa Road Board.

NOTICE UNDEK SECTION 109 OP THE GOLD MINING DISTRICTS ACT. 1873. ,4 PPLICATIONS may be made to me in A 'V writing upon TUESDAY, the U'Jfch clay of Apiil. ibSi, for tin- light, to occupy fo'i Gold Mining Pmpo.sos, the land specified in the Schedule heiounder, being Licensed Holdings declared ioi foiled by the Mining Inspectoi . HAKHY KENItICK, Warden. Warden's Office, To Aroha, 19th March, 1885. .SCHEDULE. No. 1. Late Licensed Holding, No. 17, known as the Pannnuc CLuin, late licensee, Patrick Quinlan : aiea, 5 acres more or les-., situated at Waioiongomai , boun led nonhcrly by the Ajax, easteily by the Star of the South, on the south by the Kohinoor No. 2, aud on the west by unoccupied ground. No. 2. Late Licensed Holding, No. 31, known as the Th.tc ]srothois Claim, late licensee?, Tiiomas Hollis, Nicliolns Cleary and l'atiick Qumlan ; ar >a, .1 aoies muie or less, situated at AVaiorongoinai ; hounded northeil} by tlie Emily, easterly by the Golconda, soutlieily by the Ponsonby, and on the west by unoccupied ground. No. 3. Late Licensed Holding, No. 47, known as the Ituby Claim, Lite licensees, John MuLood Murray and otheis ; area, 5 acios moie or less, situated at Waioiongomai ; bounded noitherly by the Little Jommy, on the east by the Canadian, on the south by the Dalcoath, and the west by the Peail. No. i. Late Licensed Holding, No. 58, known as the Union Jack No. 2 Claim, late licensee, John Fiederick Cocks; area, 5 acies moie or less, situated at Waiorongomai; bounded easterly by the Caledonian aud Golden Crown No. ,'j Claims, and on all other sides by .supposed unoccupied ground.

TE AROIIA GOLD MINING DISTRICT. Warden's (Mice, Te Aroha, 19th March, 1881. APPLICATION has been marie to me by The Ratteiy Company for pci mission to construct branch Water Races for Mining Puipopcs, commencing at points marked by Pegs on six creeks, over which the Wairakau Water Race is carried, and teiminating at points marked on said Wairakau Water Race. The mean breadth and depth of such races is 18 inches by 12 inches, and they aie each capable of carrying one sluice head of water. The purpose for which the bianch water races is required being to supplement the water in the Wairakau Water Race to the number of bluice heads for which it is gianled ; also to construct a branch race commencing at a point marker! by a peg on No. 1 tributary of the Waiorongomai Creek, about 20 chains above the A Water Race, and terminating at the main race. The moan breadth and depth of such branch race is 18 inches by ]2 inches, and it is capable of cairying one sluice head of water. The purpose for which this branch is require! being to supplement tho water in lihr- A Water Race to the number of sluice he ids for which it is granted. Notice is therefoio given that on the 2,9 th day ol April, 1881, Licenses will bo granted to the above-named Battery Compnny for the said biauch Water Races, unless valid objection thereto bo in the meantime made in writing lin.l io Ige.l at this oiiice not less than se\en clear days befoio olui uiiLu. aiARRY KENJITOK, Wtu don.