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NO. 27. APPLICATION FOH SPECIAL CLAIM. (Under Ke^ulation Ko. 4.) Distiicf : Uauniki P.ite : 16th Apiil, 1888. TO THE WARDEN AT Tl' AKOIIA. WE HEREBY anply for a Special Claim for jiiii poses, under tlie pro\i-ioii.s o.'" "The Mininjj; Act, 1886," o[' i\w hinds hei^nal'ln desciibed. Niiuie and addf-ss in full ol Applicants: Ciiviihi'S Ili'*>i<\ Ai.r.i'Ki 1 'lun-vjic, and Pi duo Fvks, IhUli ol T» i Aioha. Style undei which it is inti'iided to ronduct the busiiHSh; i\lonti /.uiii.i (Jolil and Silver Mining Coinpanv. Loealitv where the bind applied for is situated : Te Aioha, about one mile from the Courthouse. Bounded south by Mount Moi^an Licensed Holding, and on all otlu-i* sides b}' supposed unoccupied <;rotuul. Extent of land applied loi : Fifty aeies. Amount of capital proposi'd to he invented: Five Ihousand pounds*. Pioposed iiidde of ivoiking- the land : Tunnelling and sinking. r i\"i\n for which Special -claim is required: Twenty oneyeais General lemarks : Marked out at 1 p.m. 10th Apiil. 1888. M.uk on pe<>s Dited at Te Aioha this 10th day of April, 1888. The above application anil any objections will be beard at the Warden's Oiiice Te Aioha on 22nd May, 18.S8, at 10 a.m. Any person deMiin^ to object to the gi anting of a speei 11-claim applied foi must, hi'fore that late, enter his objections •it the Warden's Oiiice ,it Te Aioha. 11. W. NORTIICROFT, Wai den. Waiden's Ofiiee, Te Aioh.i. Kitli Apiil 1888, 3 lv p.m.

OIIIXKMURI COUNTY. nMHE Ohinemuii County Electoial JL Rolls will be OPEN FOli IXPI'XTIOX at the undeiuu'ution' d j place*, on and after 2'2nd Apiil to 15th j M.iy. 188 K. At J.ihif s- Poeoek's-. Wftitek.uui .. I) Osniphi'llV, W.nhi „ A. Sliepheid's, KriMn^ali ike „ F. Str.mgeV Waitoa „ S. Chat lion's, Xotbeiton „ County dllices Paeron | \\KPKAX KKXXV. County Cleik.

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