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Te Aroha News, Volume XIV, Issue 2086, 19 March 1898, Page 2

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CONSTRUCT A TRAMWAY. - To the Warden at Te Aroha. WE hereby give notice that we Intend to construct a Train wayeoinmeiicing at the terminal of the Tui Tram and terminating at our Reduction Works. The length <>f such Tramway is 80 chains or thereabouts, and the oust 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 »t Te Aroha the 12th day uf| March, 1898. < All objections to the above application for a Tramway must be lodged at the Warden’s Office at Te Aroha within four- ; teen clear days from the hearing hereof. Hearing at 10 a.m. on the ißt day of April, 1898. JOSEPH M. HICKSON, pro Warden. ■. Received 10,33 a.m, 15, 3,’98. NOTICE OF OCCUPATION MACHINE SITE. OF To the. Warden »t Te Aroha. \TTVj, the Montezuma Gold Mining Coy, W Ltd, hereby ’give notice that we desire to occupy as a machine site two acres of land situate on Tui Creak; about ten chains from terminal of Tui tram, and that-we have this day marked the corners of such land with pegs marked M in conformity with the Regulations herein made and provided. Applicant: The Montezuma Gold Mining Coj, Ltd., by their solicitor, P. Gilchrist, Date and No of Miner's Rights 22,7,‘97. ; 6412. : " ■ - ‘ *, D ded atl Te Aroha, the 12th day of March, 1898. All objections to the above application ; must be lodged in writing at the Warden's ! office at Te Aroha within fourteen clear days from the date hereof. Hearing at 10 a.m o'clock on Ist April, 1898. . ; Joseph Hickson, ; ' pro Warden. J - Warden's Offiee, 1C.'30 ajn., 15,3, 1898.

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