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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3387, 30 October 1879, Page 4

The following gentlemen have subscribed to the Orphan's Home: — His Worship the Mayor, £2 2s; W. Souter, £1 Is ; Eev. V. Lush, £1 Is; Alex. Brodie, £1 Is; John Read, £1 Is ; John Hudson, £1 Is; Samuel Stepbenson, (cricketing appliances), £1 ss; William Stephenson (timber), £3; A. Mennie, £1 Is; B. It. McGregor, £1 Is; T. L. Murray, £1 Is; J. A. Miller, £1 Is; — Tizard, £1 Is; G. McCaul (in goods to be selected by the Committee), £2 2s; John Gibbons. £1 Is; J. Marshall, £1 Is ; J. E. Hansen, £1 Is ; G. N. Phillips, £1 Is ; T. Macffarlane £1 Is ; Mrs Gillon, £1 Is; Cosgrave and Co., £1 Is ; L. Ehrenfried, £2 2s; Moore and party, £1 Is; D. Cloocan, £1 Is; A. Hogg, 7 vols. Leisure Hour; Eev. Father O'Eeilly, £1 Is; Peter Lamb, £1 Is; Bey. «3. J. Weil], £1 Is; J. Brown, £1 Is; Mrs Wilkinson, £1 Is; Thos. Short, 10s 6d ; Dr Siigour, £1 Is ; Employes in Marshall's Tailoring Department, £2 2s; J. Bright, flower seeds; James Cocks (in goods), £2 2s; M. Maroney, pair of boots for each child; H. Kenriek, K.M., £2 2s; B. Morgan, parcel of calico; Mrs Thomas Veale, £lls; D. M. Beere, £1 Is; Mrs John Townsend, £1 Is ; Teachers and Scholars Kauaeranga School. £6; W. Wilson (by goods), £2 2s; W. Bobbelt, £1 Is; Judge Gillies, £10; employees at Ehrenfried's Brewery, £2; W. Mahoneyj £1; Auckland Scripture Gift Association, 10 vols. books.

Mb War. McCoewtoh having been appointed agent on the Thames for the Imperial Mre Insurance Company, is prepared to take xiafei at the lowest rates. The Imperial Com pany t?us established in 1803, and has a capital of £1,600,000, wtlh its head office at lfo.l, Old Broad street, London. The Melbourne directory hu3 upon it some of the most influential men in that city, and the name the Company has gained for itself by its prompt anti liberal settlement of claime, while charging moderate ratea, tiaa secured v large amount of business not only fin Australian Colonies, but in all parts ot the world in which agencies iiave been established.—Advt.

" There must be lawn order," said the judge, pushing his little mower vigorously.