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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 39, 21 November 1871, Page 2

Miscellaneous, £2O REWARD. WHEREAS, between hours of 5 o'clock on* Sunday evening the* 12th instant, and 7 o’clock on Tuesday morning the 14th instant, some person or persons broke into my Battery, known as the Hokianga Battery, on the Karaka Creek, and took away about lOOlbs of Quicksiver. I hereby offer the above reward to any one giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders. GEORGE BULL, *~’ - u Karaka Creek. A GIFT AUCTION, IN AID OF T;- GEORGE?S CHURGH BUILDING FUND, - Will be held at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, On TUESDAY, 28th November. s Committee of Management : Rev. V. Lush, President. Mrs E. H. Beere Mrs J. Denham < Mrs J. H. Jefferson Mrs J. Jervis Mrs. J. Kilgour Mrs W. Knoops Mrs J. E. Macdonald Mrs A. F. Myers Mrs W. Puckey Misses Blake (2) Miss Lush Miss Winder Mr M. H. Airey Mr J. Bennett Mr J. A. Chapman Mr J. J. FltzGibbon Mr E. Honiss Mr J. 11. Jefferson Mr H. C. Lawlor Mr J. Mackie Mr A. F. Myers Mr C Turner Mr J. H. Ward AD- W. C. Wright An Immense Quantity of Goods contibuted by the public, of a most Miscellaneous and Varied Character, both USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL Will be EXHIBITED AND SOLD, ■without the slightest reserve, by the following Auctioneers, who have kindly volunteered their services : —Messrs J. Craig, R. M. Clark, D. J. O’Keeffe, W. Dowden, T. W. Gudgeon, E. Binney, J. R. Carey, and J. Skene. N.B.—Those persons who have kindly promised Contributions of Goods &c., TO BE CALLED FOR, arc requested to have them ready : on Thursday evening for Friday morning. WANTED, TWO EXPRESS WAGGONS on Friday and Saturday next, Apply to J. HAMILTON WARD, Hon. Sec. TO MINING MANAGERS.—FOR SALE at Holdships Sc Co.’s Saw Mills, Grahamstown, 2,400 o-feet Kauri Slabs. FOR SALE OR LEASE. ROYAL HOTEL, Tararu, at present occupied by Mr Hogan. Apply at GRAHAMSTOWN OFFICE. WHERE can you get BOOTS and SHOES at all Prices ? At WARMOLL’S Cash Palaces. TO LE T. SIX STALL STABLE, with COTTAGE, in Davy-street. Apply at GRAHAMSTOWN OFFICE. TO LET.—AN ALLOTMENT with Frontage to Brown-street and Beach. — Apply to. JAMES BROWN. TO LET,—A First-class HOTEL, in Grahamstown.—For particulars apply to Tuos. Waytii Gudgeon. ST. GEORGE’S HALL. rriHE above Hall is now available for X BALLS, CONCERTS, MEETINGS, &G\, Terms Moderate. Apply on the Promises. BATY RELIEF FUND. . A COMMITTEE MEETING will be held at the Pacific Hotel, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 22nd instant., at 7 p.m. - Business :—To receive all subscription lists with a view to publishing the same in the local journals, electing auditors, kc. Persons having subscription list arc requested to leave the same, addressed to the Secretary, at the office of Mr. E. T. Wildmau, Browh street. Grahamstown, before 12 a.m. on Wednesday. N.B.—Punctuality invited. F. A. PULLEINE, Hon. Sec. I HEREBY notify that I intend on Wednesday, the 29th instant, to apply for a Transfer of the License of the Grand Junction Hotel, Moanatairi Creek, to Louis Scgar. SARAH JANE YAUGIIAN. NOTICE. MOANATAIARI TRAMWAY. rpilE Undersigned gives notice that lie exJL pects his Accounts for Freight to be PAID PROMPTLY. If the Accounts of Companies are not Paid Regularly on the completion of the several Crushings, and also for other miscellaneous Freight, Proceedings will be taken for Recovery without further notice. A. UNTHANK. Lessee. Grahamstown, November 18th, 1871. NOTICE. * BLOCK 27, SHORTLAND. THE undersigned having become the Purchasers of this BLOCK, all RENTS now due must be paid to them at their Office without delay, or steps will be at once taken for their recovery. i WILLIAM ROWE, EDWARD THOMAS. THE undersigned are prepared to Complete the LEASES of ALLOTMENTS already applied for on this Block. WILLIAM ROWE. EDWARD THOMAS. ALL Persons requiring Leases for their Allotments should apply immediately. WILLIAM ROWE, EDWARD THOMAS. Office, Exchange Buildings, ' Grahamstown. Dated 17th November, 1871. TO PARTIES VISITING THE THAMES. BARNETT’S WARWICK ARMS HOTEL, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT ON THE GOLDFIELDS. l BARNETT begs to return thanks for the support that has been afforded him for the last four years, and begs to inform the public that "he has made extensive alterations iu the Restaurant and Private Boarding House, for the convenience of visitors. The Private Boarding House is situated in the most pleasant and healthy part of Shortland. Private Sitting aud Doublebedded Rooms. Every convenience for Families. . A good Bath-room. BARNETT & STACEY, Proprietors.