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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2632, 15 June 1877, Page 1

Business Notices The Shortland Bazaar IS THE pHEAPEST HOUSK on the Thames \J for the following LIST OF GOOD 8:— Rimrnnl's Pomade OoncerfinHs" Do Soap ■ Manilla Kits Do Pcrfumory Oleographs Fountain and Bottle Musical Album? Violet Powder Dolls Berlin Wool , Box Toys| NeecHea ond Caflvaos Tin Toys' Slippers, &c. Toy Jio^ks Rocking and other Jro'p CJ uns Horees Guns and Pistols Perambulators Tops, &c. MEN'S SOCK 3 & SHIRTS COLLARS, TIES, &c. Stockings, Children's Socks, Stays, &c. EMBROIDEKY. AH will be Sold at COST PRICE to Realize! DON'T JTORQET!— SHORTLAND BAZA^F, POLLEN STREET, SHOBTLAND.

Government Notices HAUBAKI GOLD MINING DIBTEICT. Wsrden's Office, Thnmes, « 15th May, 1877. rpHB application for a License for G-old JL Mining purposes, under the " Gold Mining; Districts, Act, 1873," specified in the Schedule . hereunder, nji»y be granted, on' TUESDAY, the 19th day of June, 1877, unJesj^ valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in writing, and lodged at th's officd not Jess than seven cigar days before that date. Plan and application may be seen here. W. Fbaskb, ' Warden. SCHEDULE. . No 18.—Jumes Ghrvey; Hidden Treasure Cliitn j area, one acre; ei'uated at Waiotahi. Bounded on the north by the Monday Morning Cbim ; on the east by ground.supposed to be unoccupied; on the south by the Golden Age Licensed Holding; and on the vest by the Monday Morning claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark V. ' . 697 HAUBAKI GOLD MINING DIS- - TEICT.

Warden's Office, Thames, 301.h May, 1877: rpHE. APPLICATIONS for Licenses for JL Goldmining purposes,.under the "Goldmining Districts Act, 1873," specified in the,' Schedule hereunder, may be granted on TUESDAY, the 3rd dar of July, 1877, .unless valid objection* thereto bo in the meantime made ia writing, and lodged at this office not lets than seven clear days be fore tbntdate. Plans and applications may bo seen "here. " ' " . W. Fbaseb, Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 119.-KobertM. Mitchell, Golden Point Claim, area three acres j situated at Pakirarahi; bounded on the north-east and south by ground supposed to bo unoccupied, and on the west by. the Surrey No. 2_Claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark ~~ No. 120.—Robert M; Mitchell, Surrey Ifo. 2 Claim, area three acres; situated at Pakirarahi; bounded on the north and south"by ground supposed to be unoccupied, on the east by t/ie Golden Point Claim, and on the west b/ the Surrey No. 1 Claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark === No. 121.-Robt. M. Mitchell. Suirey No. 1 Ciaim; area five acres; situated at Pakirarahi; bounded en the northwest t»nd sjuth by ground supposed to' be unoccupied, cast by the S-rrey No. 2 Claim. Pfga distinguished by the mark ~+~

Hotels g T A R; Jtftt JJ 6 T EL, ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL. SOT AND COLD BATHS. BILLIARDS. NIGHT POIIT EE. R. 3. DAYIDSON, 714 Proprietor. NOTICE. 7^TR E. C. CARK, House, Land, and JxL Q-eneraL Agrfiit., Dornwell's Buildin^S| Queen street, Auckland,. hi-VTitig been ap* pointed my A^HfINT ia AuckUnd, all Advortisoments aid dubscrip'ions should in future be left with him. " William McCuixoraH* Thames, Septeaibei- lath, 187••>. , i EGRJPT BOOKS of all kinds, n ornaI\ ntent&l script letter at th« EVMTIBft Bt\» OiHchj. PKOSPECTING DISHES only 9d, at McGOWAN'S.