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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2636, 20 June 1877, Page 1

Business Notices The Shortland Bazaar IS THE /CHEAPEST HOUSE on the Thames \J for the following LIST OF GOODS:— EimtriPl's Pomade Concertinos Do Soap Manilla Kits Do Perfumery Oleographs Fountain and Bottle Miiiicul Album* Violet Powder Dolls Berlin Wool Box Toys) Needics and Canva«B Tin "Toys" Slippers, &c. j Toy JBqoks Rocking and other Pop Guns Horaea Guns and Pistols Perambulators Tops, &c. MEN'S SOCK* & SHIRTS COLLARS. TIES, &c. Stockings, Children's Focks, Stays, &c. EMBROIDERY. All will bo Sold at COST PRICE to Realize! DONT FORGET!SHORTLAND BAZAAR, POLLEN STREET, Shobtland. Government Notices HAUBAKI GOLD MINING DISTKICT. Worden's Office, Thames, : 15th May, 1877. fIIHE application for a license for Gold JL Mining, purposes, under the "Gold Mining Districts Act, 1873," specified in the Schedule, hercunder, may be 'granted 'on TUESDAY, the 19th day of June, 1877, unless valid objection thereto' be. in the meantime made in writing, and lodged at tirs offico not less than seven .clenr dnys before that date. Plan and application may be seen here. W. Fbassb, • Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 18.—James Garvej; Hidden Treasure Claim; area, ene acre; rituated at, Waiptahi. Bounded.on the north by the Monday Morning CUim ; ou th* east by ground supposed' to to unoccupied; the south by the Golden Age Licensed Holding; and In the west by the Monday Morning claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark V. . - " 697 HAUBAKI GOLD MINING DISTBICT. Warden-'s Office, Thames, 30th May; 1877. ri'HE APPLICATIONS for License* for 1 Goldtnining purposes, under the " Goldmining Districts Act, 1873," specified in the Schedule hereundcr, may be granted on TUESDAY, the 3rd clay of July, 1877, unless vaiid objections thereto be in the meantime made in writing, and lodged at this office not-letis than sevt>n'clejtr days be'ore tuatclure. Plans and applications may bo seen here. ' W. F»A»BB, Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 119.- Robert M. Mitchell, Golden Point Claim, area three acres; situated at Pakirarahi; bouuded on the north-east and south by ground, supposed to be unoccupied, and .on the west by the. Surrey No. 2 Claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark ~~~ No. 120.—Robert M.Mifcheil, Surrey No. 2 Claiw, area ihree acres; situated at Pakirarahi; bounded' on the north and south by ground.supposed to be unoccupied, on she east by toe Golden Point Claim, und on the west by the Surrey No. 1 Claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark No. 121.-Robt. M. Mitclell. Surrey No. 1 CJaitu; area five acres; situated at Pakirarahi; bounded en tKe northwest fand sjui.li by ground supposed to be t unoccupied, east by the JS.rrey No. 2 Claim. P«gs distinguished by the mark "+" Hotels QTAR S&L TJOTEL, ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. FAMILY AND COMMEKCIAL. SOT AND COLD JSATKS. BILLIARDS. NIGHT P OUTER. . • R. J. DAVIDSON, 714 Proprietor. NOTICE. TyTR E. C. OARR, Houjc, Laud, and .JIjJL General Agdiit, Dornweli'o Buildings, Queen street, Auckland, having been ap* puinied my AGUSNT in Auellan I,' all Advertisements aid rfubscrip ious should in future be left with him William McCoitoiraH. Thames, September 12th, 187tf: c /]SGIfirPI BOOKS of till kinds, n ornail menul son pt tatter at the EvKNise ■ir%.-i Oifiim QBOSPECTING DISHES only 9d, L ' at MoGOWAN'S.