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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2626, 8 June 1877, Page 1

Business Notices The Shortland Bazaar IS THE pHEAPEST HOUSI? on the Thames \J for the following LIST OF GOODS:— EimTiipl's Pomado Concertinas Do Soap . Manilla Kits Do Perfumery- Oleographs' Fountain and Bottlo Musical Album* Violet, Powder Dolls ; Berlin Wool . Box Toys' , Needles and Canvass Tin Toys .SHpper«,:&o. ' Toy' Books Ro<king ttr.d „other Pop Guns Horses , . Guns and Pistols Perambulators'. Tops, &c. ■ MEN'S SOCK'? k SHIP.T3, COLLARS, . TIES, &c. " Stockings, ChUdc^u!s Stays, &c. EMBIiOIDEIiY. All will bo Sold at COST PRICE to R>a Ji.<?! DON'! FORGET!— SHORTLAND BAZAAR, ' POLL BIT : StRSET, Sho;>t.land. Government Notices -^ HAUEAKI GOLD MINING PI?/ TEICT. '_ Warden's Office, Thames, 15th May, 1877. nnHE application for a License for Gold 'JL Mining purposes, undt>r tVe " Gold Mining Districts-Act, 1873;" "specified in the ' .Schedule herennder, nv»y be granted on TUESDAY, tjie ISLh. da,y _of June, 1877, unless vali.i objection thereto bq in, the me,inlime ma'ie in writing,' and ioc?ge:d at th's offio -not less than seven c'elir "days bef.ire that date. Plan and; application may • be eeon here.: lW. Teaser, ] Warden. ISCHEDULE. No. 18.—Jmues Garvo.v; 'Hidden Treasure CLiitu; area, one acre; ■ eimated at Waiotahi. Bounded, on the north by the Monday Morniug Claim j-ou the east by S round supposed, tc.ba^uoccupied'j on le south by tha Golden Age Licensed > Holding; and on the west by )he Monday Morning claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark V. ' 697 HAUEAKI GOLD MINING-DIS- - -TEIOT. V^'arden's Oflice, Thames, - ■' ' ' ' ' 30th May, 1877. " 'j'HE APPLICATION^ .for Licenses for X Goldmining p'urposesV under the " Goldmining Districts , Act, 1873," specified in the" "■ Schedule -hereunder, may be. granted on TUESDAY, the-3rd ..day of July, 1877, uuless vaiii objecliona thereto be in the meantime made ia writing, and lodged at' thi«;;office not lesa than sevt-n clear days before" that'dare. Plans and applications may bo seen here. W. Eraser, - - ' .'Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 119.-Kobert M. Mitchell, Golden Point .Claim; area three acres; situated at Pakirarahi; bounded on the nonh-oast and south' by ground supposed to. lie unoccupied, and on the west by tho " Surrey No. 2 Claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark =~= No. 120.—Robert M. Mitchell, .Surrey No. 2 . Cluirti, area ihrec -acres;- situated" »L Paliirarahi ; bounded on Iho north and south by ground .supposed to bo uuouc^ pje<S on the east by Me Golden Point Claim, and on Iho west by the duire.y No. 1 Claim. Pegs distinguished by tbe murk == : 'No. 121.—Robt. M. Mitchell. Suirey No. 1 Cain*; area five acres; situated at Pakirarahi; bounded on the north wesL , »»nd sjuth by ground supposed to be unoccupied,' 1 east by the b rrey No. 2 Claim. Pegs distinguished by.- the mark TjT Hotels C! T A-R 2&C UOTEL, ALBERT STREKT, AUCKLAND. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL. SOT AND GOLD BATHS. BILLIARDS. NIGHT POETER, R. J. DAVIDSON, 714 - Proprietor. NOTICE. MR E. C. OAIIS., House, Land, and -General Agent, Dornwell's Building*, Queen street, Auckland, having been ap> pointed my AGENT ia Aueklund, all Advortiserr<ent.3 a .d Subscrip'ions should ia future bo left with him. William SlcCullotjcht. • Thames, September lith, 1873. PItOSPECTING .DISHES, only 9c', at McGOWAN'S. '