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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1983, 13 May 1875, Page 3

. Mestings A. O. F. COURT PRIDE OF PARNELL, <MOP. ■•'^m>M^^^s HP^E usual Fortnightly £^^f^ffiS^ i.bove Court will bo held in : Vg^pM^^Kl the Mnsonie Hall, Qucon ' ! 11I^IMwRt' 1 street, Grahaimtown, 'lIIIS i WtfpwiwsJ (THURSDAY) EVENING, ! May 13th, at 7.30 o'clock p.m. , j Chas. Abieh, ' Secretary. I __——.____. ■ I NO. 2 H.R.V. AND.T.R.R. j '-fc^ MMlli First COMPRTITIOIf- for Mr .L PRIZE will tako place on SATURDAY, 15th inßtirot"!"Morning Sqnad, 9 a m.; A ftprnoon Squad, 2 pm. W. H. Hazabd, Captain 2 H.R.Y. J. Me Roberts, Captriiu T.R.R. 240 For Sale FOR SAL E. •lIWO TEAMS of Siaunch DRAUGHT I HOBSKS—AppIy to 397 R. & A. Smith. pj{ i tat c sale. Snug Cottage, BEACH ROAD, Near' Marine Hotel.' , " EDWIN BI'NNJEY. JtT'' "' ' i i I — ■ ■ Government Notices Warden's OfHeo, Hauraki District, Thames, 10th May, 1875. THE -APPLICATIONS for. Licenses for Goldmining purpoees, under the Goldmining Districts Act, 1873, specified in the Schedule hereunder, will }-,;be granted on TUESDAY, the twenty-Fecond day of June, 1875, unless valid objections be in the meantime made in writing, and v lot'gcd at tt is office^ not less than feoven c-leor doys before that date. Plans and applications may be seen hero. 1 W. Fbaser, Warden. " \ SCHEDULE."' " No. 48.—Samuel Turtle, Golden Arrow Claim —area, coven acres, one^rood and twelve perches, situated nt, Pokirarahi; bounded on the north by Woodward and parly's ' cLiim'j Bouth by Scanlan and party's claim 5 east by suppo?ed unoccupied ground j and west by the Tairua c'aim, I Pegs distinguished by tho mark XXII. No. 49.—James Frater, Pfa,rl Claim —area, two acres three roods anof»i'itcen perches,, situated at Pokirarahi j,hounded on the north, and cast by supposed unoccupied ground; south by the Band of Hope; and west by the - Ajax. -Pegs distinguished by the mark A. No. 50. —John Alwenl, Chapman, Star of the South Claim—area, seventeen acres three roojJs and fifteen perches, situa'ed at PokiraraKi.; bounded on the north by the Pakirarahi rlsim ; and on- the south, cast nnd west by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by" the mark L. No. 51.—Henry Gillctt, Albion Claim—nrra, four acres and one rood, situated at .Pakirarahi; bounded on the north by supposed unoccupied ground; east by tho .El Dorado claim; south and west by supposed unoccupied ground. Pegs distinguished by the mark A. » No. 52.—Albert Walker, Trhnglo Claimarea, six acres two roods and one half perch, situated at Pakirarahi; bounded on tho north by tho Victoria claim; .. south by the ; North Star and Stewart's 1 claim; east by the Ajax claim; end west by supposed unoccupied ground; Pegs distinguished by the mark Y. Corns, Warts, and Bunions/ i MR C. BASBTIAN T>EGS to intimate to tho Inhabitants of the Thames Goldfields that it is his intention to rcmuin ONLY UNTIL SATUfI-j DAY NEXT, prior to his departure for the ; South. : He would draw the attention of any pereons suffering from the abovo complaints to tho flattering teetimonia.l ho has received from several well known Cilizeus, which is now on view at Mv Carter's, Stationer. Bottles of BASSTIAN'S CORN LIQUID (o bo had at his Office, next Pacific Hotel. 271 G WALLER, Wholesale and Retail • Tobacconist, next the Bank of New Zealand Brown-street, Grahamstown. l_> ECEIPT BOOKS of all kinds, n ornaJLV mental script letter at the EVENING Stab Office. ON SALE, at the -Evening Stab Office, FORMS for Transfer of Mining Shares. New Style.