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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2152, 26 November 1875, Page 3

Auctions TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th. GIFT AUCTION. At "the City Auction Mart. ■p D W. I N/T'l N N E V Will officiate at the Gift Auction, to bo held on above date, when there will be submitted,-without reserve, , NUMEROUS ARTICLES, which are too numerous to particularize, but may be classed in the catalogue of USEFUL, NEEDFUL, AND ORNAMENTAL. The objects of this Gift Auction are too well known to require comment. The Committee will be present on Saturday afternoon to receive the Live Stock and other further contributions kindly promised to the Collectors attached to the Ladies' Committee. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, : At 11 o'clock. GOLDEN CALF GOLDMINING COMPANY (Rechstebed). "VTOTICE is hereby given that the folIJI i lowing Second Issue Shares in the Golden Calf Goldmining Company, Registered, forfeited for non-payment of call due and payable on the 12th May, 1875, will be sold by Public Auction by Edwin Binnet at his Auction Mart, Albert street, Grahamstown, on Saturday, 27th November, 1875, at 11 o'clock a.m., | unless the calls and expenses due thereon are paid prior to the day of sale :—. ! i Ballance Samuel, 5, 7326 to 7330; Brock Adam, 10, 8467 to 8476; Blagrove Ann, 5, 10133 to 10137; Bridson M. J. 4, 13056 to 13059; Burns James, 3,13124 to 13126: Culpah Henry, 2,11123 to 11124; Coombes Samuel, 10,9015 to 9024; Davies Frederick, 3, 1434 to 1436; Dowden Walter, 1, 14111; Edwards James T., 10, 10859 to 10868; Granger John, 7, 10377 to 10383; Hagin George Henry, 200; Henderson Emma, 5, 10735 to 10739; Kennedy John, 10, 11663 to 11672; Lecovey Mary. P., 300, 11673 to 11972; Lang Robert, 3, 11437 to 11439 ; Leys John, 5, 14295, to 14299; Muir Wm. 8., 56,13640 to 13695;;; Moore Robert, 10, 8660 to 8669; Medonald Bernard, 25, 8507 to 8511, 8103 to 8106, 11265 to 11280; O'Buglien Mary, 5, 11521, to 11525; Parßtt Henry, 40 8057 to 8096; Scouller Joseph, 5, 12930 to 12934; Tarbiitt George, 2,7970, 7971; Wylie Richard, 10, 9624 to 9633; Woolley James, 5, 13178 to 13182; Woolley Albert, 30, 10314 to 10343; Yeoman Richard H., 16,13030 to 13045. R. McDonald Scott, Manager. Grahamstown Stock Exchange, Owen street, Thames, Nov. 12,1875. Government Notices Warden's Office, Hauraki District, Grahamstovm, 23rd November, 1875. rpHE APPLICATION for a License for JL GoldmhuDg purposes, under the Goldmining Districts Act, 1873, specified in the Schedule hereunder, may be granted on TUESDAY, the 21sfc day of December, 1875, unless valid objections be in the meantime made ia writing, and lodged at this office not less than seven clear days before that date. Plan and application may be seen here. W. Fbaser, Warden. SCHEDULE. No. 98.—Jobn Fealon, Eagle Ecef Claim. Area, three acres three roods and twelve perches; situated at the Kuranui. ■ Bounded on the north by ground supposed to be unoccupied and Kuranui t Company's Licensed Holding ; on . the east by ground supposed to be unoccupied ;' on the south by the Tararu Road ; and on the .west by the Magazine Reserve. Pegs distinguished by the markX. , 1437 Tenders BULLION GOLD MINING COMv PANY (Limited). EXTENSION OF TIME. mENDERS will be received at the ComX pany's Office, up to 10 o'clock a.m. on WEDNESDAY next, the Ist December, for DRIVING 225 FEET, more or less, in the above Company's ground. Specification, &c, to be seen at Company's Office. . • , . '.",.. D. G, MacDonsell, . . Manager. Grahamstown, November 20,1875. 1423 Miscellaneous . BATHS! BATHS! ! 0 CURTIS having at considerable expense • put the favourite BATHS on the Wharf in order, the lovers of a good Swim can now commence the Season. , . ''..... C. CUBTIS, ■■ Pacific Hotel. Warwick Arms Hotel, SHORTLAND, THAMES. E. FOGA RT V (Late Barnett's), PSOPBIKTOB. '. ' (/COMMERCIAL gentlemen and visitors \J from the country will find on a visit that the arrangements now made for their comfort are nob surpassed by any Hotel on the Thames. Excellent accommodation for families, Wines and Spirits of best brands. 1379 S T E EN'S SHORTLAND BOOT WAREHOUSE WS. begs fo thank his friends and the . Public generally for the liberal patronage bestowed on him during the last 12 months, and trusts, through'strict attention to business, to merit a continuation of past favours. •■'/■■■ Every description of work made to order on the premises. Best article at the lowest price. Good fit guaranteed. g3^* Note the Addrcas— ■"' ""' ' W:: S Til N^ "' . 1434 Pollou street, Shortland.