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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3942, 17 August 1881, Page 3

J^tles bg %nttxmx. j PRELIMINARY NOTICE. LAND FOE THE PEOPLE. J? £ AAA WORTH OF TE AROHA JJ*J^\JV\J LANDS (the Best Pact of Thames High School Endowment), now being cut up into 50, 100, and 250 Acre Soctions, will be leased at Auction, at an Early Date. WM. CARPENTER, 2505 Auctioneer. Government Notices HATJKAKI GOLD MINING DISTRICT. Warden's Oflicc, Thnm^p, loih Aii^uM;. 183.1. 11H.E APPLICATIONS for Licensee for Gold Mi rang purposes under " The Gold Mining Districts Acr, 1873," specified in the Schedule hereunder, may be granted on MONDAY, the lyth any of September, 1881, unless valid objection be thereto ma.de in writirg, and lodged at this Ollico not later than seven clear daya before that, date. Flans and applications may be seen here. HARKT KeNBICVK, Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 54. — Thomas Corbett, for Patrick Melligau and Thomas Corbett; All Nations Claim —Area, 5 acrfs and 24 perches; situated at Waif.ekauri; bounded [ on all sides by supposed unoccupied ground; horse tr»ckrunß north-east imd south-vest through the ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark 111. No. 55.—William Eraser, for William Fraser I and Robert Lee; Progress Claim, area, five acres ; situated at Waitekuuri; bounded on the south by the Success licensed Holding (pep and peg), on the east, partly by the tramway, and on all other Bides by suppo ed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by tho mark A. No. 56. — James Mcllhaney, Moonstone Claim, area, 8 acres 2 roods andl perch ; situated ot Waitekauri; bounded northerly, westerly, aud southerly by sup poetd unoccupied ground, end easterly by the Waitekauri Extended Claim, and Waitekauri No. 1, and Wrfitekhuri No. 2 Licensed Holding*. Distinguishing mark on pegs K. N0.^57. — James Clarkin, Diamond Claim, nrea. three roods and thirly-six perches, situated at Waitete ; bounded northerly by Morton's claim, southerly by the Morning Light Licensed Holding, easterly by the Waitete Licensed Holding, and ■westerly by ground supposed to be tmoscupied. Pegs distinguished by the mark W. No. 58.—William Eraser, Grand Flaneur Claim. Area, 6 acres 1 rood and 16 perches, situated at Waitekuuri; bounded on the north by Quinn and party's claim, on the east by the Bonanza, on the south touching Dawn of Hope and by supposed uiuccupied ground, and on the west by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark W. No. 50. —Miohael Hennelly, City of Dublin Claim. Area, 13 acres and 21 perches; situated »t Waitekauri; bounded westerly by the Waitekauri Licensed Holding, southerly by Quinn and party's claim, and north-east peg of Bonanza claim, northerly and southerly by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark 111. No. 60. —Michael Bennelly, Dawn of Hope Claim. Area 8 acres and 1 rood ; situate at Waitekauri; bounded on the northeast by the Bonanza, and on all other sides by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark I 111. No. 61.—John Moore, for himself and John Henry Heitman. Area, 11 acres and 2 roods; situate at Waitekauri; bounded on the north by unoccupied ground and the fteliance claim, on the east by the Progress, Success, aud Waitekauri No. 3 claim,- on the south by the Moonstone claim, and on the west by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark I. NOIICE UNDER SECTIONS 41 AND 84 OF " THE GOLD MINING DISTRICTS ACT, 1873." Warden's Office, Thames, 16th August, 1881. A PPLICATION has been made by Hugh x\ Roberts Jones for a License to construct a Water Race at Waitete, io the Hauraki Gold Mining District, commencing at a point (marked A on sketch plan lodged witli the application) on the Waitete creek, and terminating at a point on the said creek (marked Bon said plan). The length of such race is one mile and a half, and its intended course is northerly and easterly ; the mean breadth and depth of such race is two feet six inches by two feet six inches ; it is capable of carrying two sluies heads of water, and the number' of sluice heads of water of forty inches each which it is intended to appropriate is two. NO.! ICE is therefore given that on the 21st day of September, 1881, a License will be granted to the above-named Hugh Roberis Jones for the said Water Race, unless valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in writing sind lodged at this office not later than seven clear days before that date. Harry Keneick, Warden. H. 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