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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2061, 12 August 1875, Page 3

Government Notices War Jen's Office, Hauraii District, Thumes, 9th August, 1875. THE APPLICATIONS for Licenses for . Goldmining purposes, under the Gold? mining Districts Act, 1873, specified in the Schedule hereunder, may be granted on TUESDAY, the 21st day of September, 1875, unless valid " objections be. in the mean-' time made in writing, and lodged at tV.is office not less than seven clear days before that date. Plans and applications may be soon here. / Wm. Fkaser, Warden. SCHEDULE. No 79. —John Ramsay and John Sawyer, Count Claim ; area (8a lr lp) eight acres one rood and one perch ; situated at Pakirnrahi. Bounded on fcho North and east by supposed unoccupied ground ; on the couth by the Buona Ventura Claim ; and on the vrcst by the Countess Claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark X I No. 80.—Thomas M. Glasgow for Francis Amy and Thomas M. Glaßgow, Jersey Prclhcrs Claim; area, four acres three i roods and thirty-threo perches, situated , at Pakirarahi. Bounded on the north by j unoccupied ground and the Dividond Claim : on tho east by the Countess < Claim ; on the south by supposed unoc- | cupied ground ; and on the west by the j Britannia licensed Holding. Pegs dis- I tinguislied by the Mark I Z No. 81.—Jfim.rs McCormkk, D. G. MacDonnell, and W. J. Young,. Pactolus . Claim ; urea, three acres, situated at ' Pakirarahi. Bounded on tho north by the Victoi'ia Cairn'or supposed unoccuphd ground; on the south by the Stewart License j on the west by supposed unoccupied ground ; and on the east by the Triang'e License Pegs dis« tinguished by the mark V No. 82.— J. B. Eobinson, for the Bullion Gold Mining Company' (Limited), -Bullion Claim : area, eleven acres and one. rood, situated at Tapu. Bounded on all sides by unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark B No. 83. — Riikia Whnkarongotai, Victoria Cairn ; eleven aoies three roods, and six perches, tituated at, Pnkirarnhi. Bounded on the eatt by the Midas and Albon Claims; and on other sides by unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by ttie mark N 883 Seedsmen and Fruiterers, etc. GARDEN SEEDSMjARDEM SEEDS! JUST RECEIVED a FINE ASSORTMENT, contesting of the following :— , Early Peas (assorted) \ Broad Beans ; Kidney Beans Onio 1 s j Carrots Turnips (assorted) Potatoo Onions Kidney Potatoes. Also, Rye Grass, 1, Clover, and Lucerne, 25 Caees Sydrey Oranges and Lemons, 5 tons Canterbury Potatoes ON SALE at JAMES JEFFERY, . COVENT GARDEN FRUIT DEPOT, Brown Street, G-bahamstown. 564 General Notices Cause and Effect. BREAD, The Staff of Life, „ ZHAS BEEN REDUCED 'TO 3Jd. per Loaf! THIS is the EFFECT CAUSED by Co-operative Industry. ROLL UP and avail yourselves of the Fall in Price at THE CO-OPERATIVE BAKERY, ROLLESTON STREET, Shobtland; Pies, Coffee, Biscuits, &c, Quality Al. Remember the Addrets—BlßD AND THOMSON, EOLLESTON STBEET, SHORTLAND. 793 BEEFi PORK,& MUTTON! WILL YOU BUY ! BUYI BUY ! NOTICE. mHE OLD-ESTABLISHED GRAJL ham;stown butchery Opposite Stone Brotjiebs. PROPRIETOR— '' John TowSfend^ Who intends io remain in the old spot and sell ! BEST QUALITY MEAT AT THE | LOFEST PRICE. . j PBIME G:ERMAN AND OTHER , SAUSAGES, &c. i ALWAYS ON HAND. Families Wf itcd on for Orders) and carefully attended to. 813 BAY OF PLENTY TIMES AGENCY. THE Undersigned are prepared to Receive Subscriptions and Advertisements for the Boy of Plenty Times, Published Bi-weekly in the flourishing Towship of Tauranga.— HbroßA*T, McCuiLoraß, & Co., Errant" Stab Office, Grakamstown.