TE AROHA

Waikato Times, Volume XV, Issue 1315, 2 December 1880, Page 2

TE AROHA

Thk following is a list of the claims which had heeu registered up to Monday :—: — Dunn and McPeak, called the Golden Hill, on the spur adjoining the prospector's claim, two men's ground. Moore, Bramby, Ralph, Carrick, Coxhead, G. iMuir, Gedleigh, E. Muir, Rose of Denmark, situated mile S.E. Prospector's claim, eight men's ground. Ihe following notices of pegging out have been lodged with the Mining Registrar :—: — Te Aroha No. 2 — Three men's ground. Prospectors' Gully — 300 yards from Prospectors, by Davies, Wilson, and Hankers. T. Quinns — Three men's ground, adjoining S.W. boundary of Prospectors, by Qumn, Brown, and Croke. The GiBborne— Four men's ground, situated N.E. of Prospectors, by Sproat and Watters. To Avoha No. 2— Fifteen men's ground situated S.W. Frospectors, Turtle, Gavin, and 30 others. Te Aroha No. 2 South— Six men's ground. Bounded N.W. by Gribble's claim, Onyon, Grant, and four others. Victoria — Twelve men's ground, situated N.W. Prospectors claim, Wilson and others. Queen of Beauty— Two men's ground, adjoins Bright Smile, and north of Hot Springs Hotel, McLean and Clark. Our Boys— Four meu's grouud, c isfc of Prospectors' Me Williams, W. J. Comes, Ritchie, and Gordon. The United— Fifteen meu's ground, situitQd 1000 feet south of Prospectors' J.imes Gribble, F. Whitaker, J. B. Whyte, L. O'Neill, G. Edyrcumbe, J. Featon, J. B. Twdaß D. Me Entire, J. Mtlne. J. Laplum, W. Steele. H. Hmton, H. Hyde. J. Atkin, W. McLean, J. Green, and S. McLernon. (Ashby and party, and Anderson and party have Jodrjed objections to this. ) The Hamilton— Five men's ground, situated* Goo yards south of Prospectors' : Crosby and others. Waitoa Prospecting Association —Ten men's ground, north-east of United i. round : Page, Sandes, O'Hallorau and others The Moana — Three men's ground, } mile south of Prospectors' : Thornton, Walker, and others. Morgan's Claim— Fifteen men's ground, peg and psg north side of Prospectors' : Akahu'ii Morgan, Fraser, Pepene, Parr, Q,uin. Lavery, Mclvee, and others. Bright Smile — Six men's ground, half-a-milo north of the frospectois' : Roe, McLiver, Burton Jennings, Burbridge, Adam*. Golden Crown — Two men's ground, joining the Prosdectors' claim : Allen and Dillen. Eirly Dawn — Eight men's ground, situated <-outh of the Prospector's i«pur. nn'l '*)00 y t )rds south of Gribble 1 a drive : Fit/pitriclc, Heatttcote, and others. Moruinir Lisrht — TSiwrht men's gronnd, north of Wood's claim, find in a lino with the Prospectors' : Tregoweth, Gavin, Jones, Gibbons, and others. Nonpareil — even men's ground, p p sr au«l pu«r norch side of Prospector?/ : Scott, Win ir ate, Mone, McLoui, J. Knecboii", MciJsibo, and T. Kneebone. The EhfOn— Eight men's nrroun'l, adjoiniMSf the Prospector.-.' northern boundary : Man-man, Shaw, and others. Priuoe of Wales— Six m"n\s ground, on the slopn of the main Aroha r<inge : Martin, Cole, and others. Waverly — Seven men's ground, .south of the Prospectors' : Redmond and &ix native*. Fern Hill — Foui men's ground, 500 yards south-west Prospectors' : Fraser, S.mdes and others. Sunbeam — Five men's ground, 40 eh.-iins south of Prospector-.', adjoinimr Wood and Action' j> claim: MurJock, Stubbins, and others. Golden Gite— Fifteen men's ground, west of Prospectors' : F*t/ger.ild, Hualy, Whitaker, Keilly and others. Golden Eigle— Fifteen men's ground, north of Prospectors' and east of Hot Springs reserve : Kelly, Thorium, Fr.iscr, Murray, Ehrenfriod, Phillips, Wilson and others. Juno— Six men's ground, .south of Prospectors' : Adams. Cnristy and others. Clem Comes — Pour meu's ground, north-west of Prospectors' : Conies and others. Paltridge Claim — -Three men's ground, north of Prospectors' : P.iltmlgo and others. Comstock — Seven men's ground, south and south-west of Prospectors' : McCombio and others. (iolilen Hill — Five man's ground, south-west of Prospectors* : Hicks and others. Huntley — Three men's ground, GOO yards south-west of Prospectors' : Anderson and others. Golden Gate No. 2 — Five men's ground, west of Prospectors' : Fitzgerald, Swain, Healy and others. Free Lance No. I—Eight1 — Eight men's ground, west of Prospectors' : Sccnlan, Wickham and others. Free Lance No. 2 — Nine men's ground, south-east of Prospectors' : Murphy and others. Golden Eastfe No. 2— Six men's ground, north of Prospectors' : Mclsaacs and party. Morning Star — Thirteen men's ground, south of Prospectors' : M. Vaughan, W. H. Pearce, J. McPheiSon, J. Sims, W. Wood, J. Acton, P. Norbury, J. Selick, J. Fox, C. Jenkins, Hone Wharehiko, A. Porter, and W. Joy. Puke - Paeroa — Four men's ground, south-west of Prospectors' : Wick and party. United — Thirteen men's ground, northwest of Prospectors': Fergusson, Mclntyre and others. Belmont — Five men's ground, north of Prospectors' : Austin and party. Downers — Six men's ground, south of Prospectors' : Turtle and others.

The Rocky Mountain State of Colorado has made such rapid progress in the production of precious metals that it promises to rival the "Golden State " of the Pacific. "A lovely Jewish maiden" sat in Palestine as the model for the Virgin in Holman Hunt's new picture, " The Flight into Egypt." All her surroundings were painted with realistic care in the Holy Laud. Danish settlements in Greenland were established as far back as about 1000 a.d. , and there is reason to believe that visits were pud by some of these adventurers to the eastern coast of North America.