4«o!d-inlni-is .Notices. IN THE WARDEN'S COURT HOLDEN AT THAMES.-In the matter of "The Mining Companies Act Amendment Act, 1895," and of the Original Great Barrier Gold and Silver Mining Company (Np' Liability).—Take notice that a Petition has this; day been filed in the above Court, in accordanofe with the provisions of the above-mentioned Act, praying for the granting of a Certificate by the Warden assenting to the agreement entered into between the said Company and the Johannesburg and New _ealand Exploration Company (Limited) for an option of purchasing the Properties of the said first-named Company . And take further notice that the said Petition will come on for hearing before the said Court on TUESDAY, the 6th day of July proximo, at the hour of 10 o'clock of trie forenoon, or as sonn thereafter as Counsel can be heard.—Dated at Auckland this 28th day of June, )897.-EDM-U_N'D MAHONY, Solicitor for the Petitioners. XTAUR AKI (N.Z.) ASSOCI A.TED GOLD MIXES (Limited*. The time for Applying for Share s in the above Cocapany has been EXTENDED TO JULY Bth, 1397. „ J. H. PORTER, Secretary. TmXTENSION OF TIME. ROYAL STANDARD GOLID MINES, LIMITED, WHARIKIRAOTUNGA. Written Tenders will be received for the Manufacture and Supply of FORTY (40) HEAD STAMPER BATTERY, as per plajib and specifications, to be seen at the office of the Company's Attorney, Mr E. J. Clendcn, Solicitor, Thames; and at the office of Mr It. E. Isaacs, Secretary of tho Stock Exchange, Auckland. Tenders to be delivered at tho Company's Office, Thames, by noon of SATURDAY, 17th July, 1897 (instead of 10th July, as previously announced). Tenders to be addressed to Mr E. J. Clendon, Attorney Royal Standard Mines, Limited, Thames, and marked, " Tender for Royal Standard Battery." JOHN G. RALPH, Superintendent. Auckland, June 24,1897. Lat© Advertisements. WANTED, emnrb tidy Boy to drive buggy. -Anply this evening, A. B, Wright and Sons. Pitt-street: P~ ARCBL BOY WANTED. Apply at— The Golden .Hoot, Queen-stroet. ANTELMso Buy, a Bull Dog, 6 to 12 month 3 old. — Apply " E.C.," Star Office. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply Australian Art Photograph Co., Shortland-stroet, next to Winks and Hall. IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. a _———— The Largest Stock in tho Colony of Damp-proof Hand-Sewn Boots Asbestos-linod .English Hoots New Patented Vontilated Boots Superior French Calf Shooting Boots Extra Wide Welts Walking Boots First Quality Goods. Low Prices. THE GOLDEN BOOT, Quken-strket (next Porter's. Ironmongers); COLLINS & DONALDSON. Proprietors. — Pt S 1 N ft I, T A "N We rogret that in consequence of loss of prepcllor blade 3 the s.s, Anglian will not bo able to proceed to Gisborne and Southern Ports as hitherto advertised. L. D. NATHAN & CO.. ( Agents, Auctions-TO-MORROW, AT 10.30 O'CLOCK, J. JONES Will 3ell by auction at 10,30 o'clock. DAIRY' DEPARTMENT-Cheese, Kgg3. Butter (in nats). 35 kegs Butter, from Waikato and Whangarei, Hams and Bacon, local and Canterbury, sides and rolls. Honey, in ting and section. Tea. Coffee, Biscuits, Raisins, Grocer's Sundries POTATOES-About 400 sacks Canterbury Table and Lapstoae and Fluke Kidney Seed VEGETABLES—Pumpkins, Melons, and all kinds in season. Onions in Backs and bags PIG AND POULTRY DEPARTMICNTFowls. Roosters. Dwcks. Geese, Turkeys; Pigs, alive and dressed; Pork PRODUCE—Wheat, Oats, seed and feed; Bran, Sharps, etc, FRUIT & TREES—Apples.Lemons, Walnuts and Macrocarpa Trees Also, Without the Least Reserve, 45 sacks Maize, slightly damaged 25 sheets Corrugated Iron 7 New Alarm and Ameri.an Clocks 8 cases Dates J. JONES, Auctioneer, . TO-MORROW (FRIDAY^ At 11 o'clock. THE STOCK OF AN ONEHUNGA CABINET-MAKER. MARPLES & BRYANT Will sell at their Mart, 187. Queen-street, A GENERAL LOT OF FURNITURE, removed from Onehunga, for positive sale. It comprises Chests of Drawers, Chiffoniers, Combination Chests. Suite of Furniture in crimson plush, Couches, Chairs, W. Stands and Toilet Tables, Round and Square Tables. Safes, Overmantel, Pictures, etc. Also, two Bicycles (one bow), Sewing Machines, 14-key Clarionet, and lot of Sundries. We have also for Sale—2 Gas Engines, 13 and 3 h.p. nominal. F. Marpla, Auctioneer. C. ARTHUR.] [JAS. GORRIE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 11 o'clock. NURSERY STOCK FROM MR, WILLIAM CO3TELLO, EPSOM. ARTHUR & GORRIE Have received instructions from tho above to Sell by Auction at thoir Mart, Queen-street, Wednesday Next, at 11 o'clock, CHOICE NURSERY STOCK, csnsieting of Camellias (assorted), Daphnes (r«d and white), Azaleas, Rhododendrons,_ Magnolias. Libonias. Bougainvilles. Diosinas Baronis, Tuberose, Shelter Trees, a large lot of other Flowering Shrubs, etc. FRUIT TREES.—Japanese Plums, assorted, Peaches, Apricots, Figs, Grapes, Quincas, G. Berries, Red Currants, Lisbon Lemons, Oranges, Mandarins, Citrons, etc. C. Arthur, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, JULY 10. "■' A T X O HIM AIIA MA. The undersigned have received instructions from Mr. R. Mcßride to Bell, at Kohimarama, on Saturday, July 10th, at 2 o'clock, mHE WHOLE OF HIS STANDARDBRED TROTTING STOCK. Consisting of— HORSES, SULKYS, HARNESS, Etc., Etc. Full particulars in future issue. HUNTER & NOLAN,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 151, 1 July 1897, Page 8
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