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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3877, 2 June 1881, Page 4

- . r iW»rden'« Ofßce, Thames," ;~ ', ,', .\- - , 21«t May, 1881.- , i mHE APPLICATIONS for Licenses for 'VFtfSlti Mining " purposes under "The 1 .Qffl Minihg Districts Act, 1873," specified in -JJbe-'Sehediile hereunder, may be granted on! WEDNESDAY, the 23rd day of Jane, 1881, !nnleW Tslid objection be thereto made in '^writing, and lodged, at this.Office, not less >tilin; ■eTen clear days before tbat dale. , Flana •Ha applications may be seen here. '■-''' ' "J ' Habet Kbhbick,, ... - . Warden.' BOHBiJtTL*- .", :'" ' ' \KdY33.-Jobn Nev*,, HaTelocK d.i£; area, 2 'acres and 10 perches* situated^t Tapu Creek, about one mile from; Jh7 beach. Bounded on all Bides by; unoecapiedjroutid; Pegs dietingui.hed So, 84.— William Ottmmingt, for himself,| Alexander anS George Smith,, Gilden C»wn claim ; ,are«, /- •<?f«f} . iifaitea •rWaiti6Sr =i3bunde4 on the; •onth-west by "the Triumph claim, and 1, •on «U'»tb«Aides by supposed ur.occupied •round, P«g« distingoithed by-the mark No. 3B.—Wifiiam Cunimingß, 'for himself, Alexander Mackay, and George Smith; /am«s claim*; ana, 5. acres* and 22 perches'; eituatefl at Waitete. Bounded • ' towards the north-east by the Triangle claim, and on all other sides by supposed' unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished byHhe mark A. " : " Kov 86.—William jDummings, for, .himself, " Alexander Mackay, and Qeo*g« SiAitli, Triaaiph claim; 'situated %t "Waitete. Bounded on the north-east by the; Gtolden Crown claim, and toward* the - .* aottth*.we«t by- the James claim. Pegs distinguished by the mark B. Ho. 37.—William Cummings, for himself, Alexander Maokay, and George Green, Half Ton claim; area, 3 acres, 1 rood, said 19-perches; situated at Waitete, Bounded toward the Mackay and James claims,;and on *U other sides by supposed unoccupied ground. P^gs distinguished by the n ark H. - - I Ho. 38 —William Cummings, for -himself, Alexander .Mackay, and George Green, Mackay claim; area, 3 acres; 2 roods, and 14 perches;' situated at Waitete. BoundedtoWaYds the north-east by the Golden- 'Crow*,. Triumph, and James cbmnsr and -towards the south-west by Jffalf Ton claim, Tegs distinguished by the mark W. No. 39.—Daniel Innies O'Sullivan, Land League- claim; ; area, 2 acres and 19 perches; situated at Te Papa Gully. Bounded northerly and north-westerly by the Eclipse claim; westerly by supposed Joker claim; southerly by the Major ' "anaTHtaTof Te Papa; easterly "by the Eclipse and supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark g I?o.'4o.—John McCombie, Constock claim ; area, 5 acres; situated at'Waitete, about one mite east of Martha claim. Bounded on the north by the Waihi claim; on the south by the Conquest claim.; and on all other sides by supposed unoccupied ■ ground. Pegs -distinguished by the mark . Z. .' ' Kb.,4l,—C.harle» Bill, Star claim;, area, 1 acre>,l rqod,-and 32.perches; situated at Ohio Creek, about fire hundred. yards , abore Tirara tramway. Bounded en all sides by supposed unoccupied ground. ' Pegs diiiingpiihed by the-jnark :^== - "So. 42.—William "Cummings, for himself, , Alexander Mackay, and George Green, Parit claim ; area, 6 acres, 2 roods, and 7 perches; situated , at' .Waitete. Bounded on the north-east^-by Jones' No. 3, and on all other sides by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark D. X ' 2185

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