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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2051, 31 July 1875, Page 3

Government Notices HAUEAKI GOLD MINING DISTRICT, SOUTH, NOTICE UNDEb" SECTIONS 84 AND 41 OF THE GOLD MUSING DISTRICTS ACT, 1873. No. 21.—APPLICATION TO FORM A WATER RACE. Warden's Office, Thames, July 29,1875. A PPLICATION lias been made by James jL\- Liddem, for a LICENSE to construct a Water Bace for mining purposes, commencing at a point on the fourth branch of the Tairua River, indicated by a peg marked L, about i four hundred feet above the southern boundary of the Consolation Claim, and terminating at a poinr, denoted by a peg marked L, about two hundred feet below the northern boundary of the said claim. The length of such Bace is four hundred yards or thereabouts, and its intended course is north and south. The mean breadth and depth of such Race is six feet by four feet, and it is capable of carrying fivo sluicr-heads of wnter. The number of plaice-heads of forty, inches eachwhich it is proposed to app'Opriate i« five, and the laud required for such Race is sixtysix feet on each eide of the centre oi the said Bace. ; NOTICE is therefore given, that on the 7th day of September, 1875, a License may be granted to the said Jambs Liddell, for the ( above-described 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. Fbaseb, 827 Warden. HAUEAKI GOLD MINING DISTEICT, SOUTH. NOTICE UNDER SECTIONS 84 AND 41 GOLD MINING DISTRICTS ACT, 1873. No. 20.—APPLICATION TO FORM A WATER RACE. I Warden's Office, Thames, July 29, 1875; A- PPLTCATION has been mado by ! J\ Walter Sumy for a lICENSE to construct a Water Race for mining purposes, commencing at a point indicated by a peg marked X, about three hundred end fifty yards above Rule Britannia whare, and terminating at a point one hundred yards below junction of Rule Britannia Creek -with fourth loft hand creek of fourth branch of Tairua River. The length of suck Race is a mile and a half or thereabouts, and its intended course is east by north. Tho mean breadth and depth of such Race is two feet six inches by fifteen incKes, and it is capable of carrying three sluice-heads of water. The number of sluice-heade of forty inches each which it is intended to appropriate is three, and the land required for euch Race is sixtysix feet on each tide of the centre of the said Race. ' ■ NOTICE is therefore given that on Ibe 31et j day of August, 1875, a License may be granted to the said Walter StXLY for the above-described Water Race, unless valid objection be in the meantime made in writing and lodged at this office not less than coven clear dnys before that date. W. Fbaseb, 828 ' Warden. ■ •" Warden's Office, Hauraki District, 1 Thames, 27th July, 1875. mHE APPLICATIONS for Licenses for JL Goldmining.purposes, under tho Goldmining Districts Act, 1873, specified in the Schedule hereunder, may bo granted on TUESDAY, the 7th day of September, 1875, unless valid objections be in the meantime made in writing, and lodged at tMa office not less than seven clear days before that date. Plans and applications may bo seen here. Wm. Fbasee, Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 73.—John Sawyer and William KellyPride of the South Claim. Area, fivo acres three roods and thir'y four perches ; situated at Pakirarahi. Bounded on the north and south by ground supposed to be unoccupied; east by the* Cornstalk and Brothers Claims'; and •west by ground supposed to be uhoccupied. Pegs distinguished fey the mark E.I. No. 74. —George Samuel Graham and James Perry—Great Republic Claim. Area, thirteen acres and two roods; situated at Tairua. Bounded on the north west by the Bonanza claim"; east by the Britannia and Star of the South Claims; and on "other sides by ground supposed, to be unoccupied. Pegs distinguished by the , mark V.I. ■ '■■ I No. 75.—Edward Thomas Wildman—Ophir Claim. Area, ten (10) acres and ten perches; situated at Pakirirahi. Bounded on the west by the Golden Arrow and Sandhurst Claims; and on other sides by ground supposed to bo unoccupied. Pegs distinguished by the mark K. No. 76.—Edward Cameron -Provincial Claim. Area, sixteen acres and eight perches ; situated at Pakirarahi.- Bounded on the _ south by the Band of Hope; west by by the Pearl Claim ; and on other sides by ground supposed to be unoccupied. Pegs distinguished by the mark N. No. 77.—William Goldsworthy—Truo Briton Claim. Area, eleven acres and twenty one perches; situated at Tairua. Bounded on. the north, east and south by ground supposed to bo unoccupied ; on the west f . by the El-Dorado and Band of Hope claims. vPegs distinguished by the mark ; W- ..- - No. 78.—Mathew Vaughan—-Sisters Claim. Area, seven acres one rood and twelve perches; situated at Pakirarahi. Bounded on the south by the Brothers Claim; west by the Cornstalk Claim ; and on all other sides by ground supposed to be unoccupied. Pegs distinguished by the mark N.. 821 ! To Let TO LET, ASEVEN-BOOMED HOUSE, in the heart of Grahamstown, suitable for Mine Managers and other gentlemen rrquiring a large house within a short distance from their business premises. - F. C. Dean, 683 • ' Grahamstown.