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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1981, 11 May 1875, Page 3

The Largest Shipment of Drapery, Millinery and Clothing ever imported direct from manufacturers to the Thames is opened this season at J. Mahshauj's, who is determined to sell with the Smallest Remunerative Profit, and 11 certain Iho public will not find his goods snrpasssed, if equalled, for value by any house in Now Zealand. Inspection Solicited. —Advt. Gents' Clothhs and every descrip tio of Djeing and donning done on.tho shortest poßdiblo notice, ab tho Thames D.ro ing Establishment, corner of Rolleston and Richmond I streets.—Advt ! An Unanswekable Question. —"How 1 can we part? " as tho barber said to his bald-headed customer. Women's Privilege. — A doctor reckons that an average woman will shed a barrel of tears in forty years. An artist painted a canon so. naturally that when he was finishing the touch-hole it went off—at a very good price. Boked tet Happy.—A girl with her first pair of car-rings. . :

Auctions Puriri Township. A BLOCK of FREEHOLD LAND Suitable for Building Purposes, on the BANKS OF THE PURIEIRIYEK at the JUNCTION- of the HIKUTAIA ROAD, the OHINEMURI ROAD and TRACK to the TAIRUA Goldfield, is now; being Surveyed, and the „...; ; ' FREEHOLD ALLLOTMENTS V ■: will be ; ; SOLD BY AUCTION in a Few Days. ; Dairymen, Carters arid others wanting SMALL FARMS adjoining this Tlo'wn| ship can LEASE the same on application* to „ '. ... ...,' .--,•» ' v ;;v-'::*;v. v ■■■.:-.. p. C. Dbanj■■■'•'- - Grahamstown, Thames. May 5, 1875. , : 418

Government Notices Warden's Office, Hauraki District, Thamei, 10th May, 1875. mHE APPLICATIONS for Licenses for JL Goidmining purposes, under the Goldmining Districts Act, 1873, specified in the Schedule hereunder, will be granted on TUESDAY, the twenty-second day of Junej ■1875, unless valid objections be in the meantime made in. writing, and lodged at this ©ffice, not less than seven c-lear days before that date. Plana and applications may be seen here. W. Fbabek, Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 48.—Samuel Turtle, Golden Arrow Claim —area, seven acres, one rood and twelve perches, situated at Pakirarahi; boundod on tho north by Woodward and party's' claim; south by Scanlan, and party's claim; east.by supposed unoccupied ground; and west by the Tairua c'aim. Pegs distinguished by the mark XXII. J No. 49.—JHmes Prater, Pearl Claim —area, two acres three roods and jittcen perches, situated at Pnlirurahi; bounded on the I north, and east by supposed unoccupied ground; south by the Band of Hope 3 and west by the Ajax. Pegs distinguished by the mark A. ' i No. 50.—John Alwent Chapman, Star of tho South Claim—area, seventeen acres three roods and fifteen perches, situated at Pakirarahi; bounded on the north by . the Pakirarahi claim ; and on' the south, east and west by supposed unoccupiod ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark •L. No. ST. —Henry Gillelt, Albion Claim —area, four acres and one rood, situated at Pakirarahi; on the'north by supposed unoccupied ground;. east by the El^Dorado claim; south and west ,by supposed.unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark A. No. 52.—Albert Walker,' Triangle Claim— 1 area, six acres two roods and one half perch, situated at Pakirarahi; bounded on the north'by the Victoria claim; south by. the North Star and Stewart's claim; east by the Ajax claim; and . west by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark Y.

NOTICE UNDER.STAMP DUTIES ACT. Office of tho Commissioner of Stamp Duties, Wellington, April 26,1875. THE following Notice under tho Stamp Duties Act, which appeared in the Now Zealand Gazette of 13fch May, 1869, is republished for general information :— Ciiabx/fs C. BowjeN. N O T~I C E. ■ The attention of Exeoutors, Administrators, Legatees, and Successors, is called to the provisions of the Stamp Duties Act, 1866, which require:— 1. That Executors and .Administrators shall, in the case of all legacies, annuities, or residues paid by them, furnish to the Stamp Offico full accounts of euch pajments, and shall pay the duty nsseesed thereon •within sixty days thereafter ; and in tbo case of legacies, annuities, or residues retained in trush, shall, before any such retainer, furnish to the Commissioners full particulars thereof, and shjl pay tho duty assessed -thereon within fourteen dajß of Buch assessment} and shall furnish accounts of all successions under any will orestato executed or administered by them, bo soon as tho successor shall becomo beneficially entitled thereto. 2. That Legatees receiving legacies shall give repeipts in the prescribed form, which receipts mu*t bear date on the cUy of signing, and must be brought to the Stamp Office to be etnmped within sixty days thereafter, otherwise such receipts become invalid. 3. Thit every Successor to real or personal estate, as to&n as he, or any other person in his behalf, shall become entitled thereto in possession, or to the receipt of the income and profit there:f, shall furnish to the Commissioners full and truo accounts of the property sucpepded, to, with the ranio of and their relationship to the predecessor. Cumulative penalties are imposed by the Act for neglect or delay in rendering such accounts, or paying the duty assessed, 45^

JUST" RECEIVED, AUSTRALASIAN, •J April 24. J. H. Jeitjebsok, Stationer, &c, Pollen-street, Shortland. ,