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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 157, 19 June 1886, Page 3

lIAURAKI GOLD MINING DISTRICT. Warden's Office, Thames, 4th Juno, 188 G. . riIHE Applications for Licenses fotM. Gold Mining purposes, under tho Gold Mining Districts Act, 1873, specified in tho Schedule . he'reunder, may bo granted on MONDAY, tb.e 28th day of June, 1886, unless 'valid objections 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 bo seen here. HARRY KENRICK, Wardon.

SCHEDULE. No. 19.—Isaac Hailey, Wolseley Claim ; area, 8 acres 2 roods and ,4 perches ; situated at Karangahake, in the Hauraki £old mining District. Bounded westerly and southerly by the Welcome, Crown, and Imperial Licensed Holdings, easterly by supposed unoccupied ground, northerly by Railey'a Machine Site, and the Waitawhota Stream. Distinguishing mark on Pegs A. No. 22.—Louis Melhose, Mary Jane Claim ; area, 1C acres 1 rood and 27 perches ; bituated at Karangahake. Bounded northerly by the .Adeline Licensed Holding; north-westerly by Flux Licensed Holding ; and on all other sides by supposed unoccupied ground. Dietinguialiing mark on pegs CHEAP SADDLERY, HARNESS? WHIPS, SPUES, Etc

SALE NOW ON (For One Month Only.) At Te Aroha Branch, GREAT REDUCTIONS in ALL DEPARTMENTS upon present marked Prices.

TTORSE COVERS.— Ju-t received, ou OL Winter Supply of Horse Corers at Reduced Piices, viz., 18s 6dto 27s 6d. A Splendid Line at 22s 6d. Also, a very Cheap Lot of Spurs. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. FOR CASH ONLY. Positively for Fcur Weeks only from June 7th. COME EARLY. • ISAAC BATES, Whitaker Street, Te Aroha » Also_at_Cambri«lge and Hamilton. TO THE~TE AROHA AND WAJORONGOMAI PUBLIC.

WE beg leave to thank you for your good patronage of the past, and have now to inform you that we have this day DISPOSED of our WAIORONGOMAI BUSINESS to Messrs Y&TE & SMITH. Both arc experts in the business, Mr Yate having for (10) ten years filled for our film the post of departmental manager, and Mr Smith has also filled an impoitant post for us during the past (4) four years. We have therefore the utmost confidence in soliciting a continuance of your kind patronage for them, feeling assuired that their intimate knowledge of their business will only be equalled by theii disability and by their untiring of* foits to give you complete satisfaction. We arc Yours faithfully WELLS & SOUTTER. Waiorongomai, Ist June, 1886.

REFERRING to the foregoing the j business will be continued .in all its branches in the same premises as heretofore, and we beg to assure you that our aim will be to buy only first-class goods and to sell them at the lowest trade prices. We shall leside on the premises which will enable both proprietors ■ to give personal attention to every dehiil of the businesB k Iv conclusion we solicit your kind favours and assure you that we shall make every possible effort to give satisfaction and so justify tho eulogistic introduction of our picdecessors. We are Youib faithfully, YATE AND SMITH.

TJ)L ANTING -"lOOf* QEASON. I LANTING 1000 OEASON. HUG IT" ROSS, Waihou Nursery, RESPECTFULLY invites the atten- ) tion of intending Fruit Growers and the Public generally, to his LARGE and varied ASSORTMENT of general Nursery Stock, which will bo found to include all tho Leading Fruit and Shelter Trees, Flowering and Ornamental Shrubs, etc., cte., which are FOE SALE at most Reasonable Prices. INSPECTION SOLICITED.

NOTJICE. npIIB Undersigned begs to inform tbe JL inhabitants of Te Aroha and Sur ; rounding Distiicts, that he will OPEN a SUOP adjoining Mr C. E. Balcke early next week, with a LARGE ASSORTMENT of Seeds and Fruit. A Fine Collection of Ornamental and Shelter Trees, Shrabs, Flowering and Pot Plants, nlso for Sale in great variety. All Orders promptly attended to. T. L. GRE-HN. Te Aioha, May 25th. T. TVT A R s H A L L IMPORTER, DRAPER, &c, Albert Street, Thames. . All Orders most carefully ExecuUcK