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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 151, 24 April 1886, Page 7

TMPOUNDED utTeAnilm round,— JL 1 Black Iloifeo, no visible brand, By Meld Ngiikuru ;

1 Chestnut Mfire, White T31aze on Face, branded L on oil nmip, y>y Holm Aperahaum ; 1 Brown Horse, Bluok Points on near Shoulder, By William Joy. If not Claimed and Expenses paid, to be SOLD on SATURDAY, 17th April, 1886, lit twelve o'clock noon. J. W. JR. GUILDTNG, Poundkeeper.

SHOO T I N G.

PLENTY OF SPORT and Comfortable Board and. Residence, with excellent bathing in the celebrated "Waitoallofc Bptings. Terms, most moderate. Apply to l<\ STiUNPE, Lower Waitoa, Te AroJui.

Warden's Office, Thanes, 5th April, 188G. npItE Applications £or Licen-es for Gokl JL Minfng Purposes under "' The Cold Mining Districts Act, 1873." specified it) the Schedule hcreundcr, may be gunlod on MONDAY, the nineteenth day oi April, 1886, unless valid objection thcieto lie in the meantime made in writing am! loci»cd at this office not less than seven cleai davs before that date. Plans und appliciition& may be seen here. HARRY KENRIUK, \Varden.

SCHEDULE.

No. G. Alfred Lock wood, Alpha Claim : iucA, G acres 3 roods and 21 peiches ; situated at Waihi, in the llaniaki Gold Mining Di&trict. Bounded noi Iherly by the Siherton Licensed Holding-, fsonthcily by tho Yellow Jacket Licensed Holding, and easleils and westerly by suppo&ecd unoucupicd ground. Distinguishing- iiuuka on pegs J\. No. 8. Edward Kersey Cooper, " Winnei" Claim : area 22 acics 1 rood and 21 peiches ; hiiuatecl at Waihi, in the Haui \k\ Gold Mining LMstiict. iJounded riorthcily by Nelson Churn and Yellow JaJcet Liecnaed Holding-, mid on other sides by supposed unotcn pied ground. Distinguishing niail: on pegs No. 10. Gcoige llaicotut, V/elcoinc Claim; area, 2 acres anJ 3 perches' ; &i tuato-cl at Waihi, in the llauraki Gold Alining District. Bounded on all sides by supposed unoccupied gionnd. Distinguishing" maik on pegs IV.

Warden's Office, Thamc*, 5th Apiil, 188G. nnHE Applications £or Licenses' for Gold JL Mining Purposes under "The Gold Mining Distiicts Act, 1873," specified in the .Schedule hereunder, may be planted on TUESDAY, the fourth day of May, 188G, unless valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in uiiting and lodged at this Office not less than seven clear days bei'oie that date. Plans and applications may bo seen licic. IIAHKY KEN RICK, Warden. SCHEDULE: No. 11. John E. Banks, Tiio Claim : area, 1 acre 1 rood and 1 porch ; situated at Waihi, in the ILiuraki Gold Mining District. Bounded noith-eastcrly by the Piide of Waihi Licensed Holding, south-easterly by the Amaranth Licensed Holding 1 , south-westcil)' by the Mina Licensed holding, and northwosterly by the Albion Licensed Holding. Distinguishing maik on pegs a 'V No. 12. Ed waul Kersey Cooper, Nelson Claim ; area, 15 acres 1 rood and 35 pciches ; situated at "Waihi, in the Ham aid Gold Mining- District. Bounded noi th -westerly by the ltoscmont Licensed Holding-, caslcily by the Yellow Jacket Licensed Holding . and on other sides by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the uuuk ]£ No. 13. D. W. Pitkethley and James I?. Morpcth, Chance Claim : area, 4 acres 1 rood and 3G perches ; situated at Waihi, in the Hauraki Gold Mining District. Bounded north- easterly by thelleio Licensed Holding, and southwesterly by the Silveiton Licensed Holding-, on other sides by supposed unoccupied ground. Distinguishing nrirk ou pegs VI No. 14. Adam Elliot, Broken Hills Claim: area, 6 acies 3 roods and 21 peichcs; situated at Waihi. Bounded northerly by the Nil Dopcrandiun Licenced Holding-, on the cast and south by the Yellow Jacket Licensed lfo'ding, and on the west by the Nelson Claim. Distinguibhing maik on pegs j^j

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