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t> R. McGregor and co. Will sell % Public Auction on FRIDAY next, 12 o'clock, a Consignm^t of Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs and Flowering Blante, from the well-known Nursery of Messrs MASON Bboß. .;'■•'' 903 COIRN EXCHANGE, AUCKLAND. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22nd. At 11 o'clock. . . nEOEGE W. BINN EST It I Will sell at his Auction Matt, Queen street, Auckland, as above, £AA CABES OP APPLES, and ; OA OASES OF ONIONS. OV 898 I wi i 'I — Government Notices NOTICR UNDEB SECTION 110 GOLDMINING DISTRICTS ACT, 1873. Warden's Office, Thames, 20th August, 1879. F HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I hare J_ fixed SATURDAY, the 23rd day of August, 1879,' at the hour of 12 o'clock noon, as the day on which I shall, at my office, sell the right of occupation to the person who shall be the highest bidder beyond the upset price fixed by me, so fts fo cover cost of advertisement and sale, for the land specified in the Schedule hereunder. Haeet Keubick, Warden. * SCHEDULE., J No. 21.—Lale Licensed Holding, No. 134, known as the " Little Angel" claim, late licensees James Radcliffe Hunter, aud. John Hodcetts White ; area, 1 acre 3 roods and 1 perch, more or less'; situated between Moanntairi and Shellback Creeks; bounded northerly and' easterly by Warchman Licensed' Holding, southerly by ground supposed to be unoccupied, and westerly by Coliban Licensed Holding. 900 Electoral TO THE ELECTORS OF DISTRICT OF THAMES. p ENTLEMEN,—In the event of Sir Gr. Obey deciding'<o lit for Chriilchurch, it is my intention to offer myself as a Candidate 1 to Represent you in the* new Parliament. „ ii. I am, Gentlemen, * Faithfully yours, 879 L. EHRENFKIED. t i • > r ' | TO THE ELECTOfiS OF THAMES. f\ ENTLEMEN,—Sib Q-KOEaR Gixr haying consented to be nominated for Christofrnrch, I beg to intimate that it» my intention to seek your SUFFRAGES 'as a Representative at the Forthcoming Election, and if returned you cau depend upon my best endeavours to further the interests: of the Thames. I need hardly refer to any particular matter at present, at I think you al know how I have fought your battles in the past-. ' '■> >' '" •' I am, Gentlemen, > Yours, &c, ' ' f ALEX. BftODIE. Wellington, 10th August, 1879. 881 TO; THE,-ELECTORS OFr THA.MBB. fi ENTLEMEN,—In the event of Sir electing lo be nominated for another Constituency, I shall offer myself ay a CANDIDATE for your SUFFRAGES at? the Forthcoming Election. Yours^respeotfully, W. FRASER. Tararu, 13th August, 1879. 876 _—___ , _ . ( TO THE ELECTORS OF THE THAMES. r\ ENILEMBN,—I take the earliest opporUr tunity of intimating to you that it is my intention to solicit your suffrages at the forthcoming General Election. I will make it my business to visit you, and oxplain my views and policy pergonully. Yours Faithfully, JOHN SHE EH AN. 832 THAMES ELECTORAL DISTRICT. f\ ENTLEMEN,—I beg to inform you that it it my intention to ask your SUFFRAGES at the ensuing election. I shall most assuredly offer my«elf as a Candidulc. Yours truly, W. RoW.fi. ; Wellington, Aug. 11,1879. 867 i