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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3718, 24 November 1880, Page 3

Public Notification* PUBLIC NOTICE. rpHE NEW GOLD MINING DISTRICT -*• at TE AROHA will b« PROCL UMKD as OPEN for OCCUPATION on and after THUBSDAY, the Twenty-ifth day of Norember inntnnt, at 9 o'clock a.m. Miners' Right* and Business Licenses md be obtained at the Warden's Office, Grahamstown, from the 20th inst., and will be on issue at the Warden's Office, Te Aroha on and after MONDAY, the 22nd instant, between the hours of 10 o'olock a.m. and four o'clock p.m. One man's ground will be 15,000 square j feet, and the maximum area that can be j pegged out is fire acres (about fifteen men* j ground.) ' The Warden will be on the Prospeotors' ground to declare the District open for occupation at 9 o'clock a.m. on the 25th instant. Ail disputes arising as to priority of right will be determined by him on the ground if possible. Business Sites have been laid off, and can be applied for on and after the opening of the field at the Mining Registrar's office, Te Aroha. The Hauraki Regulations will be in force at Te Aroha with the alterations named below. Te Aroha will be deolared a SPECIAL LICENSING DISTRICT. Applications for Spirit Licenses can be made to the Warden. HARRY KENRIOK, Warden. November 18,1880. ' AMENDED KULES. NbwßttleSa— All claims marked out within one month of the proclamation of a new district shall be represented by at least one man for each fifteen thousand square feet of land so marked out. Each man to be the holoVr of a Miners' Right in force, and to be on the ground continually from d»y to day for ten days succeeding the dtty ; of marking out. To Regulation 5 add— If the nature of the ground do not permit of such trench being out in li«u thereof the boundary lines may. be marked for a dk-iunee of six feet from each angle post, by posts or cairns of stones two feet apart. RKOTIATIOK 12 ADD—• All claims shall be deemed to be abandoned if the notice required by Rule 6 be not given, or if the claim be not registered within the time prescribed by Rule 7. Bvsi3B— ; Omit "Provincial Government Gazette/ and insert in lieu thereof the words, " in some one or more newspapers circulating in the district." RtobßO— . After "business site" in last line add or " business license." Rwi»s7— The Warden shall hare power to reserve from occupation any land required for roads, and may cause main or trunk lines and all pnblio roads to be laid out. Strike out all the words before "wheresoever" in second line and insert as above. SCHEDULE OV FEES. AlTlß— * ■ •'■■■'■■'■'. Oa application for protection of claim, from £1 Is to Is. The fees of Court to be charged shall be the same as those for the time being in force in the Hauraki Goldmining District uatil otherwise fixed. Habbt Kehbick, Warden. 18th November, 1880. General Notices TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEBN. A RED and White spotted BULLOCK has XL been in my Paddock, Paeroa, for nearly 12 months, and will be sold to pay expenses if not claimed within 14 days. The animal is about three years old, and the brand on the off rump is illegible. 1418-14 Wh.Niohoi.ls. H. STILWELL, Fankwai Ntu«tty f Thames, [Established 1868], TUTY NEW SEEDS ARE NOW READY ; JaL True to Name and Quality Bsure This Season's Gbowih. FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS. Wedding and other BOUQEIS to Order. Cucumber, Melen, Cabbage, Tomato and Cauliflower Plants on hand, Wholesale and Retail. Green House Plants in varieties. STRAWBERRIES FRESH-PICKED EVERY DAY. BEE CULTURE. THE is now prepared to supply Lavostboth Hites, Abtificiai. Cokb Foujtdatioh, Sxojuns, and every modern appliance used in Bee Culture. Extractors shortly. Prioe list on application. I. Hopkins, 1165 Parawai. ; ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRIES! AND *§£* Buy at James Kensh a w's : A. TKINSON'S ENAMEL PAINT— J\. all shades, ready for use Atkinson's Kauri Gum Paint Oil Thames and Nelson Hematite McCaul's Washing Tubes . Price's Screw Jacks Harbutt's Brashware h Bnrke's Bellows • Ireland's Sole and Skip Leather > &c, Ac, &c. Whenever possible gire Colonial Productions a Fair Show! Keep' the Money in the Country, and find Employment for your Families! 1338 " A deep embrowned tint which tells the nature of the leaf MoGowak sells " at 3s a pond. Txxdifference between a Gent and a Gentle man .—The Gent turns up what he has for a nose and lays, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into MoGowajr's and says, Mao give me a pound of your Ha, and send for orders every week*