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Waikato Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1533, 2 May 1882, Page 3

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"XTEWLY ARRIVED.

second qhipment econd Shipment a gricultural qeeds ! ~ -xxgricultural joeeds ! ' _ T / Ex>Late Arrivals. * - *i

H. E. COTTON & CO., i I Cambridge.

TE AROHA GOLD MINING DISTRICT.

Warden's Office, Te Aroha, 28th April, 1882. THE Applications for Licenses for Gold Mining purposes, under the " Gold Mining Districts Acts, 1873," specified in the Schedule hereunder, may be granted on MONDAY, the 29th day of MAY, 18S2, unless valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in writing, and lodged at this Office not less than seven clear days before that date. Plans and applications may be seen liei J e. , ' ' - HARRY KENRICK, Warden,

SCHEDULE. No. 159.— Charles Wilson, for' himself, Henry E. Campbell and James M. Beeche ; Moa No. 1 Claim, area five acres, situated at Waiorongomai. Bounded northerly by Moa No. 2 claim, southerly by Waitoki claim, westerly by • - Werahiko No. 3 and Welcome claim, , and easterly by supposed unoccupied ground. Distinguishing mark' on pegs « I No. 160.— Charles S. Stafford, Butterfly Claim," area 3 acres 1 . - rood and 16 perches,' situated -at -Waiorongomai. <\ Bounded northerly by Waitoki claim, westerly by Werahiko No. 1 and Werahiko No. 2 claims, and on other sides by unoccu- * pied' ground. : Distinguishing mark on pegs j_| M No. 161 .—Charles S. Stafford, Moa No. 2 ' Clain> j area, five' *|<;res } situated at 1 ' 1 Waiorongomai. Bounded northerly and easterly by supposed unoccupied ground, southerly by Moa No. 1 Claim, and westerly by Welcome Claim and Werahikc.No. , 3 Licensed j Holding; Pegs 'distinguished by the mark Ai *-- * } ' No. 162. — Joseph Newman, Warrior Claim ; area, five acres ; situated at WfttoTongomai. Bounded northerly by Queen and Hercules Licensed Holdings, easterly by Sampson, southerly by Wellington, and • westerly \by ' Hero Licensed Holding. Pegs distinguished by the mark No. 163. — Joseph Newman, Hercules Claim ; area, five acres ; situated , : a£ Waiorongomai. ' Bounded northerly 'Wd by supposed unoccupied ground, southerly, by Sampson, and westerly by Queen Licensed Hold- - , ing. Pegs, distinguishecL.by the marker* '■' *' ' } ' fi j No. 164.^- a Joseph Newman, Sampson Claim ; area, five acres; situated at" Waiorongomai. Bounded northerly by the Hercules, and westerly by Warrior Claim, on 'other sides' by supposed unoccupied ground. -.< Pegs distinguished by the mark= . • *'

CHARLES HESKETH.] [ALEXANDER AITKEN. :JEIESI%ET-BL AND- .JUTKEN, GRAIN & SEED MERCHANTS,

Shipping And General 'Agents, the haymarket, 103, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Having succeeded to the Seed and Grain Business lately carried on by JMr Alfred Buckl"AND, hope by steady attention" to business to merit a continuance of; the public favors. .Tneir present" stpck'consists of a New Importation of all kinds. of AGRICULTURAL, GARDEN, AND ' FLOWER SEEDSr

X ' ' ','< ALSO,.}! , -'- Oats, Maize, Chaff, Bjrari— Bonedust, Guano"*, and Artificial Manures— Mhe/ \ i Coarse, i a'nd 5 Ro f ck Sail, : JXew ': < - Zealand Flax, ~*'Tow, : r and !: . ,- Coco^nut Fibre. £* ; r

- 'Messrs Hesketh-^nd/Aitken, having been in-'my, e^ipl6^''for r > :md"ny' ,y,ears,; I confidently > them ;*. to >my .friends v aa ,:r6l^i6le ami careful miainess

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