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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3014, 12 October 1878, Page 3

Government Nct^os NOTICE UNDEIi bWHO 1 109, I GOLDMINJNG DISIiHOTS AOT, 1873 \ : / — — \e Warden's Office, Thames, 11th October, 1878. 'A PPLIGATIONB may be made to me in ii. writing upon TUESDAY, the 1911j,day of Noventfwtr, 1878,-f<^ thfri|ht.too<f(rtipy, for gQldmining purposes' the land Bpecified in the' Schedule hereunder, being Licensed Holdings declared forfeited .by the Minine In^ctOfj.; ■-. j . •'■■•■ Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 38.—Late Licensed Holding No. 103,' 1 known as the Sultan Claim." Late Keen- ! sees Archibald Hugh Clark and Adam 1 Porter. Area, five acres, more qr less. i Situated at Waitekauri, in the Hauraki Goldmining district. Bounded northerly ; by the Energetic Licensed Holding; j easterly and southerly by ground sup- ; posed to be unoccupied, and • westerly by ■ the Sovereign Licensed Holding. No. 39.—Late Licensed Holding No 31. Ex., known as the South Devon Claim. Late Licensees Alexander Ifarquhar, John Noble, Wjllfam Crush Daldy, John Lamburn, J. C. Campbell and 0. B. RobinI sen. Area, 7 acres and 33 perohes. Situated partly in the township of Short* 1 , land. Bounded on all sides by ground i ' supposed' to 6e un'ocoupiedt. 3261 Notices i tMOil -I* U) i i'V{ ' i , J ' ' ■ CHAIRS! \ CHAIRS! dHAIRS! 50 C ASE- S C HAIRS Offered at Prices' From 3s 6d to 4s 3d each AT, • Cabinet maker, POLLEN STEEET, Shoeti^nd. E. C. MORGAN., . BOOTMAKEB,'. A , Pollen Sxjbebt, Shobtland, T>E(JS to inform the Public that he has on 1> SALE a Large Stock of COLONIAL-MADE MEN'S ' AM): WOMEN'S, BOYS' AND GIRLS' BOOTS, which he is offering at such Prices' that must command a speedy Sale. ' This following are some of his quotations :— Men* E.S. Boots from 12s 6d Boys'E.S. Boots'fro n 9s 6d Men's Balmorals from r 12s 6d Boys' Balmorals from 9s Women's E.B. (very strong calf) 11s CHILDREN'S BOOTS OF ALL DESORIP- ' lIONfI "?ERY CHEA^. . ' ' • t^" Tbt Moegan'B 10s 6d' Mbh'B Bltjchbe'B (worth 16s). A small lot of Men's Bluchers at Bs. You will sate money by buying your Boots at E. 0. MOEGAN'S, POLLBN STBEEI ShOETLAND. < 2698 IN retiring from the Proprietorship of the UNITED SERVICE '"HOTEL, John HakcocK" desires to'express; to his Patrons and the Public his grateful aekn©wledg<nent( for the liberal support and warm ehoourage-. ment he has received in his endeavors to sustain the reputation of the houses of entertainment under bis control for so many years in Auckland. To^ the Press especially iis sincere thanks are due for their occasional words of encomium. In withdrawiHg into private life, John Hancock considers himself especially fortunate in being able to take with him into retirement the esteem and goodwill of bis patrons and fellow-citizens. :. . .! J John Hancock, Queen street, Auckland.* , ; . October 1,1878. JOHN HANCOCK, encouraged by the support his conduct,has received, feels that he may safely take the liberty of recommending his successor at the .United Service, Mb H; N; Abbott, who, he, feels convinced j will in the future conduct the house' in the same liberal spirit byj providing everything of the very best quality, and by civility to the constituents which in the past gained for the Hotel its reputation. 3230 Stock YOUNG DUKE. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at the Stables of the Undersigned. Heavy Draught Horse, rising four years old, quiet and staunch in harness. Dark dappled Bo,y. Got by Aoland, out of a First-class Mare owned by Mr THOBPB, Wairoa. Terms:—£2 10s, single Mare ; two .or more aB per agreement. Groom's Fees, 2s 6d. S. & J. DICKEY, .Beach Boad, near Zuranui. JUST RECEIVE D— AUSTRALASIAN, September 28. - J. H. Jeffebson, . Pollen street, Shortland. ,