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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 130, 28 November 1885, Page 7

G OOI) "" V A L H-Pi'-'^l^^-'-r^fPBWP Gtßl* p. IHHBHT.1 HHBHT. l-,i -A " * . i »x) HOUSEHOLD iSoNMorfGBEY^OF BEST QUkLITY, %< t, SlifER f x\NDTLATEO f WARE A B^ : 'S £ 3 BEDSTKAtIS;'feiK'G ; LI3 :j BOWLEH'At '4SMPPJBICKS, ;^ b W BUILDEKB' IRONMONGERY OF EVERY pESORIPIIvvv , '§ q % CORRUGATED IRON ; SPUUTnTG ; ATSD DO^VjN PIPK. " .. Pm O BOLTS, N,UTS,.NAILS, DqOR.ANpTA^L^ M.ATB, Etc., i: o. q q S" TABLE LAMP^ IN, GREAT yARIET%;t'ROM 2s Gn E „ X, vx HUimiwANE LAMPIS; FIRE PIIOOF bAWS,^W;|^^ MINING RBQDISITES OF HVBRY DBSOBIPTION, INOLOp; WCJ DYJNAMITJ2I (bothNob^l^s i .and^AustralxanX-PpW^B^.^^, mk[ .> All Goods Sold afc AUCKLAND PRICES. ~" LIBERAL DISCOUNT alloweu to CASH--PUROHA'BEII&.-' '• '.\1 ajrr - : a DANIEL J. : "FRi^iMEy^T i WHITAKBR STRESET, TB J ABfOH^. 1 - iA n IMPORTANT KOTICE. — Now open a Brahclv.of the above at QUART Z'f £ : ii: %, J ,

TE AROHA GOLD MINING DISTRICT

JJMiJL TE AROHA (Dobsons). New and Commodious Premises havin boen erected, visitors to the Hot Spring wlio wish to enjoy retirement will find tlie above a desirable retreat. Within three minutes' walk of the Baths. Coaches to and from the Morrinaville Railway Station, Thames, &c.,pass daily. Box 17, P. 0., Te Aroha.

Warden s Officp, Te Aroha, 20th November, 188f> '"pHK Applicath ns for LiceijHes for G •!•!- 1 mining purposes, specifi id uj tli > Schedule hereunder, may be <>n TUESDAY, the 22nd day of Deeemlhi, 1885, unless valid objection thereto be ii the meantime made in writing hm<l '. lodged at this office nofeVluter th«n Biiven clear days before t'.iat date. Pt.j'i-. and applications may be seen here. JLARRY KKNIUGK, Warden.

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SCHEDULE. Henry Brett: Mark Moon Claiiu;nr.(v» 5 acres, situated at r Tui Crt»kn'.''B«um\ t -I * easterly by the Champion' 'T^oda Nft 4 Licensed holding, and on ther^ otu r sides by supposed unoccupied ;gn/uu . Pe^s murktd N * ' - . • "-* 1 1 Richard Burke and /David Brigham : Dawn of Hope Claim, an-a 5 a» r- .^ situated nt Waiorongomai.. B(«tfklr^f' on the north by .tlie Virginia - Licensed Holding, on the east by t e Inverness Licensed Holding alfcT mioccupied ground, on the south- fey tie Welcome Licensed Holding, imd <>u the west by the Empire Licensed Holding, and unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the marlt &

CONFISCATED LANDS DECLARED

DERKLICT.

WM. F. DRUM MOD JERVOIS. Governor.

IN pursuance and exercise of the powers and authorities conferred upon me By the Special Powers and Contracts Act 1885, I, William Francis Dmmmond Jervoifl, the G >vernor of the Colony of New Zealand, doihereby declare as delerict all allotments of confiscated lands within the respective Parishes of Hunua, Otau, Opaheke, Manngatawhiri, Tuaknu North , Pukekoiie, Puni, Wniukn, and Waipipi, all in the Provincial District of Auckland, whicli have been deserted for more than ten years by the persons to whom they were- allotted under the terms of the N^w Zealand Settlement Act, 1863, aud^ tliv Acts amending the *arne ; and if, within three months from th c date hereof, n 'itlier tlie person to whom any suclnillutment was originally allotte <* nor )iia lawful representatives aball establish his claim thereto, I shall, at the expiration of such last nuntioned period or" three menths, resume pmsessio n thereof on b.ihalf of Her Mijesty, andd^p ose of the same as Crown Lands. As - witness the hand of His. Excellency the Goveinor, this ninth day "of October, one thousand eight htndred and eighty-five J. BALLANCE. Minister of Lands.

\\\ E. MEAIte. ttTlSHEStoottlltheatte iorf : ,pkiaf>. >V habitants of Te Aroha - P&&PThames fco his carefully-Belected' BOOKS, STATIONEBY, AN ;MUS*O,; MUS*0, including SONGS AND DUETS, PIANO. SOLOS, *<. DUETS, DANCES, NEW WALTZES, Etc, Instruction Books and Music, for Piano, , Harmonium, Violin, Flute, Concertina, Coni6t, Etc. Victoria Music Books, 115 different number - any number, Post Free fpr 16 9d fn'Stajnns. Cavendish, 'Chappells, Boosey, Australian 1 . Colonial/Mohawk, Christy, 'Shfcardff QfaMtUgr,'. Comic, and Dane© Anhuals, Jt from.'*lB7B to* 1884 inclusive. Post Free Is 9d each. *' Photo and' Scrap Albums,"Scransj'Biit}fda^ and Sunday School Cards ingreat^yarietj. r Books for Presents, Prizes,~ J Lib*a'ries,-» and* Home Reading. . v 'XV' 21 *' Poetical Works and IJoyel^Jn greafeV«Riefcyvi Stationery of all kinds. Ydong" "Ltfdies 1 Jdairnal, English', American, and Australian Papers received monthly. N.B. — If you are in want oi any of the above send Stamps to W. lE. MBAES, Bookseller, Stationer, and Music-Seller, : 198, Quee Street, Auckland, Two Doors above Auckland Savings Bank. J. S. H, -f GCNMAKO, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. ■•« Importer of T. Bland and Sons', amlW and C Scott and Sons' Gur.p t &c, Curtis and Harvey's Diamo.nd Gunpowder, Bley Brothei-s' Aiiirnunitioh/Walker P»ffeeV'alhd Co.'s Shot; l Pain's Fi reworks;' &c i.*^".'"^ Has a large st(»ck of GtuiV'by'the'riHWVe makers, consisting' of- -Hanmnsrl<*s<and Double and Single C.F. Breei-h 'bqtfde^j with every kind of action, rvibonnf'v^ Jocks, choke-bored barrels, \andv . tOlCtlitLijHftittft improvements. Reliable, well-finished EtfGUSH-mqde C.F. Double-Breech Loaders, from £7f *(fa. „ Muzzle „ „ *as2'lte.^ Single „ „ „ £1 r ßevolvers B.L. „ „ *U -'$, . My -stock; ljkewJKe'«incl^deB^!erjj^d^| cription of Cartridge^ Cases, Caps, WM" din^, Chilled Shot, Powder Flasks, tSliot Pouches?- -sG-ame Bags, &c.^- and every ; requisite fpr eithef SportKm^nj|»r Rifl-umn % in BreecFor* Muzzle loaoßng 1 apparatus. Prf<;eB fonMJUgppds are strictly moderate. An inspection invited to compare prices «nd quality. Being a practical gnnßmith I c;ui -insure all woik being done soundly and reasonably. Patent Lever Safe K<«y* and < Locks, made and repaired. Pain's Fins- • /worfeg in gf^ afc variety, cheap. "~ CESTABLItiHKD ON THE ThAMKS 1868!) -*. \: / TOin \\TASTE / -FA'P IKR1 KR OX SALE

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