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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2987, 11 September 1878, Page 3

, Government Notices • HAURAKI GOLD MINING DISTEICT. Warden's Office, Thames, September, 1878. FTIHE Applications for Licenses for Gold JL Mining purpoaes, under the " Gold Mining Districts Act, 1873," specified in the Schedule hereunder,- may be, granted on TUESDAY, the 15th day of October, 1878, unless valid objection thereto be'ih the meantime made in., writing,, and lodged,at this • ' bffice' not less than seven clear days before that date. Plans and applications may be seen here. .'>.'■ " W . / W. FbABTO, ■. , Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 138.—ThoroaB'Horsbrogh.,. City of Norwich Claim ;" 4 acres 1 rood and 28 perches; situated at Moanatairi Creek. Bounded northerly by Alburnia License „. Holding ; easterly by supposed unoccupied ground; southerly by Dauntless . ( , and Sink ■ to Rise Licensed Holding; westerly by supposed unoccupied ground , i and Black Angel LiceaseiHolding. Pegs distinguished by th« mark M. No. 139.—William Burch, for Charles Wilson, William Burch, and William Tregoweth ; . Joker Claim; 3 acres-I.rood and 21 : perches;.,. situated .at ■ Karaka Hill. Bounded northerly by supposed unoccur pied ground; easterly by cupposed unoccupied ground and the Thistle Claim ; southerly by the Major Claim, and wes- , terly by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark W. No. 140.—John MoKee ; the Major Claim ; 4 acres 2 rood's and 16 perches; situated at Karaka Hill. Bounded northerly by , the Joker Claim ; on all other sides by ground supposed: to' be * unoccupied. Pegs distinguished by the mark Z, No. 141.—Francis Amy % Surprise' Claim';' 2 acres 2 roods and 15* perches; situated at Hape Cr.eek. •- Bounded northerly by , Hape Creek' Licensed Holding ; easterly, ■ southerly; and westerly by ground supposed, to be,; unoccupied. >'Pegs distinguished, by the mark T. >: ■ • \ 3115 - ', x.. . ' Notices: '7'•;/';. ; fi. INEST, CANTERBURY; ,: BACON, I. . ■ , CHEESE, "Ac., at,,/ 1.. . , , M, E A R; S, ..AND rQ O.'Si , POLLEN. STREET. . E. C. M OfiGAN, BOOTMAKER, , POLLEN StBEET, . SaOETIAND,', BEGS to inform'the Public has on ■• -. SALE:aLarge!Stock'of"' ' colonial-made men's " and , women's, boys' and , „ ; girls? bqotp, .•.;',;.'! which beis offering at such Prices ,that must command a speedy Sale. The .following are some of his quotations :—," ■<! !-,■.-.<., ( , * Men's E.S, Boots from ...-.<, .«*. 12s 6d Boys' E.B. Boots-from ..... ... 9s 6d Men's Balmorals from' '-„'.'• .., 12s 6d Boys' Balmbrals.from "9s Women's E.S. (very strong calf) 11s CHILDREN'S BOOTS OF Lit DESGRIP- • TIONS VERY CHEAP. f§p Tax Morgan's 10s 6d Men's •' . : Bltiohbb's'(worth 1 16b). , w •! v"\ .' A small lot ofVMen's Bluchers;tit Bs. s- - .You will save- money, by buying iyour Boots at E. C. M O R G A N'S,-: . POLLEN STBEET SHOETLAND. ' , ■' ■■-'■■•■,-'•:■ "'2698 J. BRIGHT, SEEDSMAN AND NURSERYMAN, . „ PABAW,AL, . ...,[,_ .i IN returning THANES, to his Customers, and Friends for their Patronage, wishes to • intimate that he has a Choice Collection of VEGETABLE and FLOWER'SEEDS at REDUCED PRICES. Also,, some..Fine Early Kidney Potatoes, including Button's Flour-ball. A; supply of Cabbage antf Cauliflower Plants always on haud. J.B. is prepared to Lay "Out ands Plant Flower Gardens according to the most improved plans.' ' ■'. ' ' ''.'" " '=:i' '2865 Parawai ITuiswy, Thames. ' [Established 1868.] ,'. " / 11. STtLWELL ' |"\ESIRES to THANKhis many' Customers XJ' and Friends for- their support ond re-" • commendation, and. begs* to • inform them he has a Ffoe Assortment of Fruit n»d ' Forest Trees ; Pincsjl' Shrubs',' Hollies, .Roses ; Hedge and Shelter Plants ; j Grape Vines ; * .Coniferoe ; Climbers ; ;Fine Thorn Quicks/ 12s 6d per 1000; Bix Sorts -Blight - proof Apples, 2 year old, and other FruicTreos 2 ard 3'years old." • • .■. •'. COUTTS' GUARANTEED ACETIC ACID IS an' External, Safe and Valuable." Remedy ."for Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Aalbtria and ■Erysipelas, Spiaal, Liver and Heart Disease; also, for Kidney and Stomach Cotnp'laints, Constipation, Piles, and Drojj'sy. It'is a Sure apd Perniuneut Cure (where no organ'is destroyed) for Gout,. Rheumatism,.' 'Sciatica, . Lumbago, Spraina, und Contusions/, and is powerful in allaying f'cvor,'and a most valuable, disinfectant. It is cheap, and oasily'applied.' Having been long iv general use at Home, and in the Australian .Colonies-, niany ; thoupande have had umplo proof of Us value,'and use no othrr remedy.- Many on the Thames, liavo already bcncfilud by'if.s use, >and testify to its value, .and will,,kindly allow'reference to be made to them. The " Acid Cure," ~» pamphlet of directions. forijße, ..forwarded by •post "oj) receipt of a-, penny' stamp; ■' The I .Genuine Acid is injlarge bottles ,onjy,. each . labelled und capsulediwith MegsrsvF;.; Coutt» and Sons! Trade LlurK, Registered.',.? ;':.._•- -. ,• SoJe Agent.for the Thames—"<!.. '* . „ .JOHN. N'Q^DE^,;, BOOKSELLER.. AND: STATIONER, - ' -POLLBN StHKRT. ■>" .'< - '■ , '.Medical './■./,- • - . • . • ■. ■ i DR EGBERT. H. ,T,i GILBEiiT,; Member of ithe ' '"' .<', Vi . o JKoyal College of Surgedus of .England, &c, ' &c, &c, ' " Wishes to draw the attention of 'the ThnrtK-s .Public that he; is. now KEGHS* ' TERED'under the Medical.Practitioners Act of New Zealand, 1869, »nd can be Consulted^ (as usual) "daily at lub'Residence, Mary street, - opposite the Co.ngrcgAtioual Church.l -■'*•' Morning, 9, to JO. " '','"' ,\ Evening, 6to 8. **" "" * 301^ ;<