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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 17, 26 October 1871, Page 2

Mining Notices, NONPAREIL GOLDMINING COMPANY ;> N 'r (REGISTERED), j " TENDERS arc. required for Sinking the old Queen of Spain Shaft One Hundred Feet more or less. ,< ■ - ' , Plan and Specification may he seeh at the claim. Tenders to be sent in to the Company's office, Albert-street, by four o’clock on Friday, 27th instant, each tender to be accompanied by a deposit of £5, to be forfeited by the accepted tenderer, if he should fail to comply with the terms of his tender. .... - - c . FLETCHER. ' ‘ " Legal Manager Nonpareil G.M.C., Registered.

Wanteds. TO MINERS, PROSPECTORS, ETC. WANTED, Two or Three .Tons Quartz, thickly impregnated With Mundic, Py-. rites. For further particulars apply to JAMES DE HIRSCH, Owen-street. • . s''X • >.—■ WANTED a Good JOBBING HAND. Apply Office of this paper WANTED immediately,—A MILCH GOAT. Apply by letter, addressed W, Office of this paper. WANTED, a Steady MAN to Bun the, Moanataiari Creek, Punga Flat, &c.; Liberal Commission. —Office of this paper. WANTED, /the Nobility and Gentry and others to know that they can find at the PRINCE of WALES STORE, next Junction Hotel, Pollcn-steert. some- choice Fresh Butter (the celebrated “Stag Brand,”) fresh every Saturday morning. D. Williams, Proprietor. WANTED, a -Respectable Servant Girl. Apply to Mrs FRYER, Mount Pleasant, Shortlaud. \Y W ANTED, Everybody to know that H. Fugate & Co. have- RE-OPENED. ANTED, my Old Customers to Pay a Visit to H. Fugate & Co., Owen street. WANTED, Diggers to look out for Fugate & Co.’s noted Red Boot. WANTED, Buyers for Fugate & Co.’S noted WatertightS. FUGATE & Co., Opposite the Red House. WANTED to be Known that H. Fugate & Co.’s is the Cheapest Boot Shop on the Field. WANTED to be Known that we Devote our Trade Solely to Boots. H. Fugate & Co. WANTED RUN BOYS. Good wages given.—Apply office of this paper. ANTED the public to know that G. , HOLDSHIP & Co. have REBUILT ir BATHS, and that they were OPENED SATURDAY October 7th instant, icason Tickets to be had at their Office, icli, Graliamstown.

SHIPPING. ARRIVALS. October-25 Golden Crown, p.s., 209, Ellis, Auckland, passengers. Lady Bowen, p.s., 29, Adams, Auckland, general cargo. Swallow, schooner, 17, Bushcll, Tairoa, timber. Fly, cutter. 8, Sutcliff, Tararu, firewood. Sarah, cutter, 20, Wheelan, Dead Mans Point, firewood. Lady Rath, cutter, 10, Watson. Tapu, firewood. Maid of the Mill, cutter 26, Short, Hauraki, timber. Four Sisters, cutter, 17, Ryan, Puhoi, props. DEPARTURES. October 25. Golden Crown, p.s., 209, Ellis, Auckland, passengers. Lady Bowen, p.s.. 29, .Adams, Auckland, passengers. Our Hope, brig, 237, Payne, Melbourne via Waugaroa, ballast. Hetty, sclioonor, 17, O’Dowd, Coromanel, ballast. Annie Moore, schooner, 90, Hcury, Hauraki ballast. Eagle, ketch, 41. Millis, Russell, ballast. Fly, cutter, 8, Sutcliff, Tararua, ballast. Sarah, cutter, 10, Wheelan, Dead Mans Point, ballast. Lady Rath, cutter, 10, Watson, Tapu, ballast. Vixen, cutter, 14, Anderson, Auckland, ballast.

COMMERCIAL. Thames Guardian Office, Wednesday, October 25. THAMES SHAREMARKET. Business quiet all day. Tlie following' are the latest Thames quotations : —Caledonians, £120); Thames £24 10s, £25 ; Tookey £2B ; Nonpareil £5 12s (kl; Moanatairi £8 15s ; Standard Gs, closing firm, few in market, buyers ; Multum-in-I’arvo 12s 6dGolden Liou 7s Gd, 8s ; All Nations £5 10s ; Shotovers 15s, 16s ; Alburnias £7 10s, £7 15s ; Nebraska, 2s 6d ; Golden Spur 4s Gd ; Ruby os ; Uaa £l. L - ' • - -• ABSTRACT OF SALES, MEETINGS, ETC. THIS DAY. Sale of Brown ami Stanfield’s Concentrator, by D, J. O’Keeffe. Salo of Ale and Stout, Baeon, Cheese, Butter, Ac,, by h. Binney. l • Meeting of Painters, at the Wharf Hotel. Academy of Music—The Lancashire Lass. Theatre' Royal- - “ Wolf in Sheep's Clothing,” aud Musical and Terpsicorean Melange. MAILS. For Auckland, per p.s. ‘ Golden Crown,’ this day at 2'30 p.m. For the United Kingdom, via Sail Francisco, on Wednesday, the first proximo. *** Letters intended for Registration must be presented, and Money Orders obtained, one hour before the advertised time of closing any mail. NOTE. —It is notified for general information that for the future the colour of one penny, twopenny, and sixpenny stamps issued by this department will be —Id., brown ; 2d., red ; and (id., blue. J. J. FitzGIBI3OS, Postmaster. Post Office, Mary-street. TIME OF HIGH WATER AT SHORTLAXD AND GRAHAMSTOWN. OCTOBER 25 5 15 a.w. 5 37 p.m.