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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3530, 19 April 1880, Page 1

Government Notices

HAUBAKI GOLD MINING DIBTEICT.

' Warden's Office, Thames, ISth April, 1880. THE APPLICATION for License* for Gold Mining purposes, under the Gold Mining Districts' Act, 1873, specified in the Schedule bereunder, may be* grasted on FRIDAY, the twenty-eighth dsy of May, 1880, unless valid objection be in the mean* time made in writing, and. lodged at this Office not less than seren dear days before tbat date. PJans and applications may be seen here. Habby Kknbick, . Warden. SCHEDULE. 166.—James Garyey, Bright Smile claim area, 4 acres, 1. rood, and 36 peroheaj situated at Ptinga Flat. Bounded on all sides by unoccupied ground, being a portion of the old Candlelight, Multum in Parro, and Bank of New Zealand '- leases. Pegs distinguished by the mark >. 157.—JaaoeB Badcliffe Hunter, Ooliban claim; 3 acres 1 rood and 30 perches; situated '"Bt Moanatairf. Bounded northerly by Watchman Licensed Holding, easterly by Watchman Licensed Holding, end ground supposed to be, unoccupied, southerly by ground supposed to be\un« occupied, and westerly by ground iupposed to be unoccupied and Zephyr claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark V.

Hotels, etc

GOVEENOE BOSTON HOTEL, Owbk Stbbet, Gbahamstowk; nEOEGE S~YMINGTON, VJ Pbopbimob. Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c, of Finest Qualities. Dinners, Banquets, &c, on the Shortest Notice and in First-class Style. 81 WILLIAM McDOWELL, late of the Empire Hotel, Thames, hiring taken those well-known premises the Thames Hotel Restaurant, Lower Queen street, Auokland, has now opeued the same, and hopes through civility and attention to be patronised by. his -old friends and public generally. 460 HOT SPRINGS HOTEL, Te Aboha. 6 a n>uAT rr>7?A fir i^j. «^ ; n f n * m • old friends and tbe DubiiecnUMrally . that be has taken the Hot Springs Hotel, and purposes making extensive alterations and additions. A Punt on a wire rope is in course of construction fur the convenience of travellers. Tbe Springs are being improved and houses built over them. It is the intention of the proprietor to make this the sanatorium of the district. u Tbe curative properties of these Springs are well known, and need no oomment. Good Bedrooms; a first-olais Table and Wines. Beer and Spirit of first qualify can be depended on. Horses for hire. G. S. O'HALLOEAN, 399 Pbopbietob.

Agent for the New Zealand Insurance Co.

TE AROHA HOTEL, £ WAIHOU.WAIIOA, THAMES VALLEY, I EOWIN MISSEN, PROPRIETOR. | npHE Beat Braada only of WINES, * X SPIRITS, ALE^, &c, kept. Mixed Q^ <Sa«eß made up. '§i Superior accommodati&n for Travellers. "^ 5 Good Stabling. Secure Paddoeke. a P 4 SADDLE HOESES FOE HIEE. * £ The General Store is replete with everything § required. EDWIN MISSEN, 5 PROPRIETOR. 237 1

NOTICE!

W. BOBBETTy

O? POIXEN SXBIET, I )EGNB to return bis sincere thanks to his J_) Customers and the public in general for their liberal patronage daring the last ten , years, and now wishes to inform them that HE HAS DISPOSED 07 THE EOLLESTON STREET: BUSINESS TO ■ ~ . ' ME. J. H. WALSH. J. H. WALSH HAS much p'easre to inform the Inhabi* tants of the Thames, and more particularly the former Customers, that in reference to the above he trusts that by strict attention to the business, and keeping nothing but the BEST QUALITY of MEAT, t c merit the same amount of support so cordially afforded to his lute employer—Mr Wk. Bobbbtt. November 11th, 1879. . Bolleston street TT EN R V J. L E-E|, Queen Steeet, Thahes, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT. .^ ■ TRADESMEN'S BOOKS POSTED, AND ACCOUNTS COLLECTED. 696 a KWEST designs in type on hand, and '> * constant additions being mad* at th*