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Thames Guardian and Mining Record, Volume I, Issue 171, 26 April 1872, Page 2

MisoeU3/&3pn3. No. 2 EE.V. A MEETING of the above Company will be held This Evening, immediately after parade. All members arc requested to attend. They arc also reminded of Ma j >r Cooper's Monthly Inspection Parade, on Saturday, 27th instant, at the Volunteer Hall, at 4 p.tn. All those members who have not bad tlie numbers of their rifles taken will do so at once, as the deficiencies will be charged against the Company. THOS. BARNETT, Captain. DISTRICT VOLUNTEER ORDER. Militia and Volunteer Office, Shorthand, April 26, 1872. THE MONTHLY INSPECTION of the several Volunteer aud Cadet Corps of the district will take place at the Volunteer Hall, at 4 p.m., To-Morrow (Saturday), the 27th inst. I. R. COOPER, Major Commanding Thames District. COALS,, BRICKS, FIREWOOD, COKE, CHARCOAL, &c. The cheapest place on the Thames for Cut up Firewood, Coals. Coke, or Charcoal, is at Kero U SON’S Yard, Beach, corner of -street; aud at nis Old Yard, Davy-slreet. LOST, BETWEEN the Beach and the Central Italy, a POCKET-BOOK, containing a Transfer for 100 Shares in the Queen of the May, aud other Receipts. The finder will oblige by returning the same to this office, or to Mr Stauning. JOHN STANNING. WANTED, a Strong Active LAD, accustomed to the Butchery Business.— Blott ic Rutland. JAMES BUCHANAN, STONE MASON AND LETTER CUTTER, Pollen-street, HAVING commenced Business as Sculptor, Stone Mason, aud Letter Cutter, begs to state that he is piepared to execute all kinds of Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones, &c., &c., at prices considerably lower than hitherto, and second to none as regards workj manship.

fURORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH’S 1 Wholesale Prices Current Sharps, per ton ... ...7 0 0 Bran,per bushel of 201 b ...0 10 Oats, per bushel ... ... 0 3 C