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Te Aroha News, Volume XIV, Issue 2086, 17 March 1898, Page 2

lOTICE OF INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT A TRAMWAY. - Tn the Warden Ht Te Arohn. SITE hereby give notice that we intend YV to construct a Tramway eommencng at the terminal of the Tui Tram and terminating at our Reduction Works. The length of such Tramway is 80 [ihainß or thereabouts, and the cost of its construction will be £6OO. Name of Applicant, and date and No of Miner’s Right : The' Montezuma Gold Mining Company Ltd , by their solicitor, P. Gilchrist. 22,7,'97, 6412. Dated at Te Aroha the 12th day of March, 1898. All objections to the nbovo application for a Tramway must be lodged at the Warden’s Office at Te Aroha within fourteen clear days from the hearing hereof. Hearing nt 10 a.m. on the Ist day of April, 1898. JOSEPH M. HICKSON, pro vVarden. Received 1030 am, 15, 3,'98. NOTICE OF OCCUPATION OP MACHINE SITE. To the Warden at Te Aroha. tXTE, the Montezuma Gold Mining Coy, Yf Ltd , hereby 'give notice that we desire to ocdtip-y as a machine site two acies of land situate on Tui Creak, about ten chains from terminal of Till tram, and that we Inve this day marked the corners of such lend with pegs marked M in conformity with the Regulations herein made and provided » Applicant: The Montezuma Gold 1 Mining Coy, Ltd., by their solicitor, P. Gilchrist. Date and No of MLnerte Right: 22,7,‘97. 6412. Dated at Te Arohn, the 12th day of March, 189 S.

All objections to the above application must be lodged in writing at the Warden's Office at l’o Aroha within fourteen clear days from the d ! ate hereof* Hearing at 10 nan o'clock on Ist-April, 1898.Joseph' Hickson, pro- Wardens. Warden's Office, 10.30 a,in., 15,3,1898. T.S.V. NOTICK. SHOOTING* ARRANGEMENTS* .. KNOCK BELT, Thursday, April 21. McINDOm STAR, May 3* HOW DEN MEDAL, Queen’s Birthday WE E. WHITKLEY, Capt. rjpE. RECREATION RITERARY & QOCIETY. INAUGURAL MEETING. To-morrow c Friday), night, at p.m., in- the Society’s Rooms, Tow Ball. Opening Address, Readings and Recitations, Those interested in the Society are cordially invited t 6 be present. CLAUDE WATSON, Hon Secretary. co a,

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