Gazette in Banlrxuptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1576." and of the amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of EDWARD FRIEND, of Taurine, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Engineer. This is to notify that Edw.ird Friend, of Tauranga, Engineer, his this day filed a statement that he is nnabl. to meet his enj-afrements with his Creditors ; the First Meetinr of Creditors to be held at tho Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, on SX.TURDAY, the ninth day of December, 1552, at the hour Of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated this Ist day of December, ISS2. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. J. M. SrEFD. Debtor's Solicitor. Mining Notices. MATAMATA HA RAKE KE. Mirers and others are hereby notified that Prospecting for Gold and Mining is now allowed by the owners—Messrs. Francis W. Stevens and Walter V. Stevens of Auckland. Ground may be taken up for Mining, and Leases rate rents.. Half-acre Seutions may bo selected for Cottage Sites on lease at minimum rates. The TsUte of Matamata Harakeke, comprises 4025 acres, has six miles water frontage, extending from Waikawau Kiver tn within thiee miles of Kennedy Bay, and can by appto:vclieil via Coroinaartcl, or by ste uner from Qiieen-str<.et Wharf, Auckland, in six hours. The outcrop of Quartz Redfa are to bo found over nearly the whole estate, and are more or less auriferous. 'A line drawn due north from the Tiki through the Tokatea will run straight through the ground, and it is only three miles from the Tokatea mine. CERTIFIC4TE3. ' Coromandel, 15th April 18S2. I, Thomas Diamond, do hereby certify that I prospected at Matamata Harakeke, for four months, and the places I prospected I got gold in almost every dish, and following this up I came upon a gold-btar-in? leader which is well worthy of prospecting, having seen colour in several of tho stones taken from the leader. I drove sixty or seventy feet lower down the spur and got gold in a leader in the same drivo ; not being satisfied, went lower down, and drove 200 feet, cutting several leaders, which I consider well worthy driving, and backs can bo obtained of 1 foot in every 2 feet 0 inches or thereabouts. Thomas Diajioxd. We hereby certify that the stone marked Xo. 1 was obtained from the leader on the surface herein mentioned at distances of 100 yards apart. Tuomas Diamond. Declared before me at Cororr.iiidcl. this 19th day of April, 1832. Gf.orge Rayner., J.P.. For the Colony of New Zeah-nd, Bank of New Zealand, April 21, 18S2. Dear Sir. —The quartz specimens left by you have been tested with the fol'owina results :— Noa. 1 and 3—Trace of Gold. 2—Yield, oz., 82, 13. S per ton. A. Kay, Pro Manager. Sir. Stevons, Auckland. Appliations for Leases and o:her particulars must be addressed to Mr. Stevrks, IS7, Queen-street, Auckland. . • j CONDITIONS FOK MININ'S ON MATAMATA HARAKEKE ISTaTE. 1. Any claim desired to bo tiken up must be pegged out from the centre of the u; oath of the drive duo North. East, Wtrßt, anil South in chains and links. 2. Notice thereof must b<: sent to the owners of the land ; when an agreement for a Lease will be given to the parties claiming. will be charged, and One Quarter's Kont must be paid in ailvince. 4. Also, 2- (U per oz. royalty on tho gold produced. 5. Any survey must be at the expense ef the parties bo requiring ii. G. Parties can take up i elaim of 1 to 15 acres in any portion of the block of -1025 acrea called Matamata Harakeke. 7. Every claim taken np must be manned and worked and any claim not so manned and worked for str days', tho same sh 11 become liable to forfeiture and shall bo granted to any other applicant. 8. That parties holding claims or leases shall m no way interfere with the w.-rks of the Auckland Timber Company, either made or to be made, or do anyactto which they may object. 9. Any timber required for slabbing or otherwise may be taken, except kauri. For Sale. FOB SALE —A commodious House of two floors, containing 11 rooms, sitnated close to the main road, rarnell, with a large allotment. There is a good well, and water is laid on to both floors.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, 42, Queen-street, or George Sibbin, Queen-street, FOR SALE—Oα easy terms for payment, 63S Acres Choice Farming Land, of which 500 acres are in grass and crop, the remainder beintr bush, and tho whole fenced and subdivided fnto 10 paddocks, watered by the Waipa River. The quality of tho soil-is deep alluvial, now growing luxuriant crops of grass and grain. Tho permanent improvements comprise four-roomed duelling house, stable, stockyard, and other requirements fnr carrying on farming operations. Fer further particulars upplyto Land Agent. O T I C E. NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE \ND GP.OUSDS, Not being sold as advertised by auction, are open for sale privately. House and 1J Acres, or and 4 Acres. Further particulars at the onice of R. C. GREENWOOD, Queen-street. ARABIAN EVERGREEN MILLET, A PERENNIAL HAY AND GRAZING GRASS, Can be cut four tinges a year, PRODUCING 2 TO 4 TONS PER ACRE. No irrigation required. Orders solicited as I have only a limited quantity to arriv.;. THOMAS STEADMAN, AUCKLAND SEliB DEPOT. -jTT-IDNEY T>OTaTOES, FOR SALE IN ANY QUANTITY, Packed in Boies or Sacks. FISHER & CO. (LIMITED). AUSTRALIAN WINE DUNEDIV BEER For Sale. JOHN REID & CO., 2S, Qupcn-street. UNION "O E E TCF IVE S, 1$ H FOR SaLE. Apply UNION SASH it DOOK CO., Mechanics' Hay or Customhouse-.=treet. TO ARRIVE, PER SYREN, AK/t CACKS IT TJONEDUST. 41:04: Oacks Jl JL>oneih;st. G. S. JAKINS. TT* OR SALE. An Old Established Business, in a thriving township. G)od steady income. A Capital little Business. Price about £SSO. EDWARD WAYTE, 177 Queen Street, House and Land Agent. A SURE COMPETENCY. "" FOR SALE. A Genteel and Lucrative Dusiniws. well established, in the best part of QUEEN STKKET ; valuable pre- j raises ; would suit a La'iy. Principals only dealt with. Price about £1000. Apply 1.0 EDWARD WAYTE, 177 Queen Street, and and Estate Agent. ON SALE, Best Canterbury Kxoa and TTatns (in cloth) Wood's Flour, in sucks, 100's, 50s ; also, various o'.her brands Fine Samp e S erl Maize, Fowl Wi eat Barley, Sh.rps, Bran, Oa'.meal, Chaff, &c. Al o, Beans, Maizo, and O .ts (crushed or whole) GUHSON AND MARTIN, 03, CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. QNg A L E (TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS). WIRE NETTING, suitable for Poultry Kuns, etc.— 2 feet wide, 3d to Is 2<l per yard. 3 fast wide, 7d to la Sd per yard. CURLED HORSE HAIK, for Slnttrass Makers. Saddleu, etc., Ik bags of lewt. each, from 7d to 10d per lb. JOHN R. GRAY, IMPOETEE, Era, HIQH.STB2BT, AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6567, 4 December 1882, Page 8
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