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Thames Advertiser, Volume VIII, Issue 2125, 19 August 1875, Page 2

Mining Notices. , ' ' Warden's Office, Hauraki District, Thames,'l6th August, 1875. rTHE APPLICATIONS lor Licenses for Gold X Mining purposes, under the Gold Mining Districts Act, 1873, specified in the Schedule hereunder, may bo granted on Tuesday, the 28th day of September, 1875, unless valid objections 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 here. W. FRASER, Warden, • SCHEDULE. No. 81.—Francis Josegh Wardell and William R, Garland—Brothers Gold Mining Company (Limited),, Brothers Claim: area, b's acres and thirty-four perches, situated at PakiraraH. Bounded on the north by the Comstock and Sisteis claims; on the cast by the New Zealand claim; on the south by the Cyphrenes; and on the west by the Pride of the South, Pegs distinguished by the mark J.A. : Nor 85.—James Macty for the Young Gold Mining Compsny (Limited). Young No. 2 Claim: area, four acres two roods and twelve perches, situated at Pakirarahi. Bounded on the north and cast by ground supposed to be unoccupied; on the south by the National Licensed Folding; and on the west by the Young Licensed Holding. Tegs distinguished by the mark H, No. 86.—RobertF. Fincher for Cyphrenes Gold ' Mininng Company (Limited);; Cyphrenes Claim: area, seven acres two roods and thirty-nine perchcs, situated at Pakirarahi. Bounded on the north by the Brothers claim; on tho cast by the New Zealand; and on the south and west by ground supposed to be uncccupied, Pegs distinguished by the mark T— j No. 87i—Edward Short for William Johnson, Edward Short, Elizabeth B. Percy, Georgo Meacham, senior, George Meacham, jiin., James Cock, Morris Caßcy, Alfred Sawyer —Vesuvius Claim, Area, four acres three roods and eight perchcs, situated at Pakirarahi, Bounded on the north by the Bonanza claim; on the east by the Great Republic claim; and on the south and west by {round supposed to be uneccupicd. Pegs distinguished by tho in?rk X— : HI--IIAUEAKI GOLD MINING DISTKIOT, SOUTH. 1 NOTICE UNDM SECTIONS !41 AND 81 OP THE GOLD MINING DISTBICTS ACT, 1873. j No. 29.-APPLICATION FOE LICENSE TO CONSTEUCT A WATEE MCE, — , . Warden's Office, Thames, . : 16th August, 1875, APPLICATION has been made by Richard Kennan for a LICENSE to construct a Water Race for mining purposes, commencing at a point in Karaka Creek at corner of Mr Hall's allotment in Mackay-street, and at the end of Bright Smile Gold Mining Company's tail race, terminating on the beach. . The length of such Race is half a mile, or thereabouts, and its intended course is N.E. and B.W. , The mean depth and breadth of such Bace is three feet by two feet, and it is capable of carrying Five sluice-heads of water; and the number of sluice-heads of forty inches each which it is intended to appropriate is Five. . NOTICE is therefore given, that on tho 21st day of September, 1875, a License may be granted to the said Rioiiaud Ken Nan. for the above-des-cribed Water Race, unless valid objection be in the meantime made in writing and lodged at this office not less than seven clear days before that date. W. ERASER, ; Warden, I THE Undersigned, hereby make applica- > tion to REGISTER the TRUE BRITON GOLD MINING COMPANY aa a Limited Company under the provisions of Mining Companies Act, 1872," j 1. The name of the Company is to be 'f The True Briton Gold Mining Company (Limited)," . 2, .The place of operations is at Pakirarahi Block, adjoining the El Dorado Gold Mining Company's claim, Tairua, District of Hauraki, Province of 'Auckland, and Colony of New Zealand. , i 3. The registered office of the Company will bo situated at Williamson-street, Grahamstown, Thames. ; 4. Tho nominal capital of the Company is Fifteen 'Thousand; Pounds in Fifteen Thousand Shares of One Pound each,' i 5. The number of shares subscribed for is Fifteen Thousand, being the entire number cf shares in tho Company j 6. The number of paid-up shares is nil. 7 The amount already paid up is nil. ' 8. The name of the Manager is Francis Joseph Wardell. 9. The names and addresses, and occupations of the Shareholders, and the number of shares held by each at this date, are as follows Shares. Edwin WassLowe, Thames, mine manager-: 500 James Gribble, Thames, mine manager •' 500 Samuel Luther Hirst, Thames, clerk ■' 125 William Hewitt, Thames, ironmonger • 500 Septimus Moiklejohn, Thames, miner •- 500 William Goldsworthy, Thames, mino manager • • - ■ -500 Edward Cameron, Thames, mine manager 250 Simon Dryden, Thames, mine manager, < 500 David Schofield, Thames, schoolmaster « 500 Francis Daykib, Thames, 'mine manager • 600 John Dunn Gribble, Thames, miner 125 John William Hall, Thames, chetaist • 50) Gustav Bormann, Thames, miner • £00 James Darrow, Thames, battery manager- '250 Thomas Bennetts Hicks, Thames, mine manager '*•' "■ • ■ • 500 Peter Lamb, Thames, timber merchants f 500 Richard Hudson, Thames, merchant • 500 William Bnrton, Thames, hotelkeeper ■ 500 John Allen, Thames, miner •, • '• 500 John Walson, Thames, clcrk ■ ;■ 500 James McGowan, lhames, storekeeper ■ 500 John Goldsworthy, Thames, mine manager 500 Robert Comer, Thames, mine manager 400 William Witheridge Comer, Thames minor 100 Henry Rawdon, Thames, carter > 500 Edward John Angove, Thames, hotelkeeper 500 Abel Rowe, Thames, miner • -I. 500, John Watson Walker, Thames, mine manager ■ • ■ • j - 500 George Small, Thames, battery manager; • 500 David Jamison, Thames, clerk ■ j • 250 George Taylor, Thames, blacksmith ! • 750 Charles Wilson, .Thames, mine manager,! • 250 Jumes Bramwell Steedman, Thames, battery manager • • ; ■ 500 William Souter, Thames, merchant • ; I • 500 f 15,000 Dated this thirteenth day. of August, 1875, FRANCIS JOSEPH WArDELL, • Manager, Witness to Signature— W. DAVIES, J.P. I, Francis Joseph Wardell, do solemnly and sincerely dec'are that— J 1. I am the Manager of tho said intended Company. 2. The above statement is, .to the bestcf my belief and knowledge, true in every particular; and I make this solemn; declaration conscientiously believing'the tame to be true, and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand, intituled "The Justices of the Peace Act, 1866.'' FRANCIS JOSEPH WARDELL, Manager. Taken 1 before me at Grahamstown this thirteenth day of August, 1875.. W. Dayies, J.P.