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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 153, 8 May 1886, Page 7

GENUINE CHEAP SALE.

SURPRISING VALUES IN DRAPERY. HAY AND GUEST, POTvTSOJNBY ROAD, THE CHEAPEST DRAPERS IN AUCKLAND, HAVE OPENED in Mr Wliitehouae 1 * Store, To Aroha, positively FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY WITH A LARGE STOCK OF Blankets, Quilt-, Sheeting", Calicos Flannels, Shirtincr, Towels, Hos'ery, Dres* Goods, Clothing, Shirta, Macintoshes, XJIBters, Dmbrellae, &c, &c. ALL NEW GOODS. ALL FIRST- CLASS QUALITY. AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. CALL AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.

NO PUFF. ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.

HAURAKI GOLD MINING DISTRICT APPLICATION TO FORM A WATER KAOE. Warden's Office, Thames, sth May, 1886. A PPLIOATION has been ma'cte to me A. by ISAAC RATLET, for perm-s-sion to construct a Water Race for Mining purposes, commencing at a point on jjthe Waitawheta River, Ohinemuri, »nd terminating on the same creek 15 chains lower down, as shown on plan lodged in Warden's Office. The length of such Rnce is 15 chains or theicabouts, and its in tended couiee is along the bank of the creek. The main breadth and depth of such Race is 3 feet by 2 feet, it is capable of carrying eight sluice-heads of water, and the number of sluice-heads, of forty inches each, which it is proposed to ap-prop7-iate ig eight. NOTICE is therefore given, that on the nineteenth dsy of May, 1886, a License will be errante'd to the above-named ISAAC RAILEY for the snid Water Race, unless valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in writing and lodged at this Office, not less than seven clear days before that date.

HARRY KENRTCK, t Warden.

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 109 OF "THE GOLD MINING DISTRICTS ACT 1873." Warden's Office, Thames, May sth, 1886. A PPLICATION may be mado to me in xjl writing upon Monday, the 14th day of June, 1886, for the right to occupy for gold mining purposee the land specified in the schedule hereundor, fb'ung licensed holdings declaied forfeited by the Mining Inspector. HARRY KENRTCK, Warden.

SCHEDULE. Late Licensed Holding, No. 452, known as the Bismarck Claim. Area, 15 acres 1 rood and 38 perches, more or less. Situated at Karangahake, in the Hnvtraki Gold-mining district ; bounded on all sides by ground supposed to be Unoccupied. Late Licensed Holding, Ho. 415, known as the Albion Claim. Area, 13 acres and 13 perches. Bounded northerly by the Leamington Liaensed Holding, westerly by the Scotia and Peveril of the Peak Licensed Eolilingb, southerly by Silver King and Sutro Licensed Holdings, and easterly bv Sutro and Golden Crown Licensed Holdings. Late Licensed Holding No. 430, known as the Herald Claim. Area, 5 acres, Situated at Karangahake ; bounded easterly by Thunderbolt Licensed Holding, southerly by Sultana, and on other sides by supposed unoccupied ground. Late Licensed Holding No. 413, known as the Gordon claim. Situated at Karangahake, containing 9 acres 1 and 7 perchei. Bounded easterly by Truro Licensed Holding, southerly by the Woodstock Licensed Holding, westerly by the Waverly and Antiquary Licensed Holdings, and northerly by supposed unoccupied ground

TE AROHA GOLD MINING DISTRICT APPLICATION TO FORM A WATER RACE. Warden's Office, Te Aroha, 7th May, 1886. APPLICATION has been made to me i\. by JAMES DON for psrmission to construct a Water Race for Mining purposes, commencing at a ''point about 120 chains above the bridge at Stoney Creek, and terminating at the Machine Site about 85 chains above the bridge, as shown on plan. The length of such Race is 35 chains or thereabouts, and its intended course is along Stoney Creek. The mean breadth and depth of such Race is 2 feet by I foot, it is capable of carrying two sluice-heads of water, and |he number of sluioo-headfi, of forty inches each, which it is proposed, to appro jriate is t-vo. NOTICE is therefore given, that' cgHhe j Bth day of June, 1886, a License willße grantee 1 to the above-named James^Qn for the said Water Race, unless valid Objection thereto bo in the meantime made m writing and lodged at this Office,' ntot less than seven clear days b.eftire tlmt date. HARRY KENRICK. Warden.