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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2163, 9 December 1875, Page 2

We would draw attention to an alteration in the Enterprise's time table—instead of leaving at 3 o'clock this afternoon as previously notified, she will do so at 3 o'clock to-morrow morning.

We have received New Zealand Gazettes Nos. 66, 67, and 68. The appointment of Sergeant-Major William Stone Pardy to be Sub-Inspector in the Armed Constabulary is notified. Several notices under the Mining Companies Act are published.

On the sheet at the Resident Magistrates' Court this morning the business was represented by the word " nil."

In the Karaka School this evening at half-past seven Mr E. Laing will proclaim the Gospel. /

We have been requested to publish the following balance-sheet of receipts and expenditure in connection with the late flower show of the Hauraki Ladies' Beaevolent Society:—To money taken at doors, £11 15s; sale of vegetables and flowers, £6 10s 9d; raffle of watch, prize returned by Mrs Bull, £2 11s; Mrs Jefferson, 2s ; Mrs Maberly, 2s ; donation Capt. Goldsmith, £1 ; Mr J. Leydon, ss—£22 5s 9d. By advertising and printing, £3 13s (id; gas, 16s ; rent of hall, £2—£6 9s 6d. Balance to society, £15 IGB u3d-£22 5s 9d. Jn addition to the subscriptions previously advertised, the committee beg to acknowledge the receipt of the following :— E. K. Tyler, Esq., £1 Is; Mrs Richards, George Hotel (per Mr Tyler), 6s ; a Friend, per Mrs Gillies, 10s.