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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1344, 7 March 1868, Page 1

NOTICE. WHEREAS information has been received by me that several persons have illegally "jumped" or taken possession of certain Gold Mining Claims within the proclaimed Gold Field in the Hauraki or Thames. District, and, for.whioh proceedings the following reasons are assigned, viz.:—' ' -.- let. That in coneequeneo df-ihe' decision of the Supreme Court,- that I am npt a Judge of the "Warden's Court) and that there ha? been no "Warden's Court constituted for the said -District there is no law in force within the said Gold Field, and that none can be enforced, 2nd. That certain Miners' Eights signed by me are invalid, • „ ■■. I hereby give notice to those persons whom it may concern, that by section 108 of " The Gold Fields Act, 1866," it is enaoted as follows:— .. " 106. All proceedings for any infringements in any Gold Field of the provisions, of this Act, or of any rules or regulations "made in pursuance hereof, shall, if there be any Court constituted under this Act for such Gold Fields, be had s*jd taken, in such Court, and, if there be no such Court, then before a xtesident Magistrate or Justice of the Peace, according to the law for the time being in force for regulating summary proceedings before Justices of the Peace." With respect to the signature of.-.Miners' Rights, the Gold Fields Regulations eot forth that those documents shall be issued by the Warden ; but, by section 4 of " The Gold. Fields Act," any person authorised by the Governor can issue the same. Fending the 1 result of an appeal which will be made against the decision of the Supreme Court in the case Kowe v. Maokay, the Resident Magistrate's Court j for the Hauraki or Thames District Bitting at Shortland will be able to adjudicate in all matters of dispute relating to gold mining, except partnership questions. ,- •; , ~ • . All persons who have illegally taken possession of claims must give up the same forthwith to the lawful owners thereof; or they-will .bo iprosecuted with the utmost rigour of the law. JAMES MAuKAY, JUN., Oml Commissioner Superintending Thames Gold Field. Civil Commissioner's Office,' ■ ■',; , Auokland, 4th March, 1868.

rPHE NEW-TEA ESTABLISHMENT AND PEOVISION WAREHOUSE, AX THB Coeheb or Chapel ahi> VicTORiA-STaEEra, 13 NOW OPEN.'' MAESH & CO., Proprietors. ■ Every article warranted to give satisfaction, or the money will be returned. February 1, 1868. NOTICE OF EEMOVAL. T. ELLISON, BOOT-MAKER, BEGS to intimate that he has REMOVED to more central premises in QUEEN-BTBEET, second door from Vulcan Lane, and next door to Mr. F. H. Lbwkhok. T. E. would take this opportunity of thanking his numerous customers and the public generally, for their very liberal support since he has commenced business in Auckland, and to assure them that no effort will be wanting on his part, by unremitting attention to the wants of hie customers, and by careful accuracy in the working department of his business, to merit the continuance of their favours.

Just received, a large Assortment of LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, Ex ' Maori , and • Nqvelty.'.. T. E. being a first-clase tradesman himself, will guarantee that all 'Boots made by him are of the beetmaterials and workmanship, at very low rates, to meet the times. igS" Please to note the address — ; J. ELI/ISOF, B O O T-M A■•£. E.E, QUEKN-STREET, (Second door from Vulcan Lane; and next door to Mr. F H. Lbwisson). AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLINP FACTOEY, VENETIAN HOUSE WELLESLEY.fIT. EAST. MHOETOTf BTJSBY, Manufacturer of e-rery • description of insidi and outside Window Blinde,i plain and ornamental Wire Work. ■ . . . Mr. H. B. bogs to return hie grateful thanks for the liberal support and patronago he has received from the Ladies and Gentlemen of-Auckland, and hopes by attention and punctuality 1 to seoure a continuance of their favors. The Trade supplied with Venetinn and Wire Gauxe Blinds and Spring Rollers for Holland Blinds. Old Blinds Painted. , Oonntry orders to be aooompanied by a remittance. GOLD! GOLD!! GOLD!!! QTTARTZ STAMPING AND CRUSHING MACHINES of every description. ENGINES and BOILEK.S, of any size, made and on hand.. RETORTS and MINERS' TOOLS supplied at shortest notice. ... We recommend the Berdan Machine, from £35 upwards, 'as supplied to parties at the Thames, enabling each claim to crush their ovro quartz at t email expense. ■ > MASBFIELD & 00. Albert-etreet. UNION SAHH A*D DOOR COMPANY, MECHANICS , BAY, «T AVE GREATLY KEDUCE O THEIR PRICES 8~~l on the following Goods: : Paabes, Doors, Mouldings Architraves and Skirtinge Matched Flooring and Lining Very Cheap. Terms •- Strictly Cash. ON SALTS, ; QA TONR FINE TAMAKI POTATOES t> U 40 kegs Butter 10 stacks Bricks. APPIy KI O CHABD EATON, 82, Queen-street.