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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3724, 1 December 1880, Page 3

Concert ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL, WIILOUGHBY BTBEET. PROGRAMME FOE THE /CONCERT and DRAMA, under the yj Patronage of His Grace Archbishop Steins, KJ., which will take place as above on THURSDAY EVENING, December 2nd, 1880. GllH.—■" Swiftly o'er the Mountain's brow —Mesdames Kilgour and Lawless; Misses Coney, Stephenson, Moore; Messrs Brown, Coney, Stewart, Haydon, Weston, and Batchelor. DCBT.—"The Frozen Nest"—Two Pianos and Harmonium—Misses Bants, Mollhose, Mahoney: Clarionet, Mr Batchelor. VOOAL Dtjbt.—"Spring and Summer"— Mrs Kiigour and Miss Coney. VIOIIN Soio, with Harp accompaniment.— Miss Eva Douglas and Mr Stewart. Thb Lone Stabby Hotibs. —Mra Lawless, accompanied on flarp by Misa A. MeIlhone, Chorus by Orchestra. DOTT.—"The Bells of the Monastery."— Misses Coney, Mcllbone, Gibbons, and Douglas. Clarionet by Mr Batchelor. VOCAL DtJßT.—"Elfin Call"—Mrs Lawless and Miss Stephenson. Bedowa.—Piano, Harp, and Violin: Misses Moore and A. Mcllhone, and Mr Stewart. Vocal Soio. —w Waiting " —Mrs Kiigour. DRAMA-THE WITCH OF ROSENBUKG. Dbahatis Pebson.s. Countess Anna Yon Rosenberg—Miss 1 Gibbons Bertha (her Confidential Maid)— Miss Claxton Lotte (Schoolmistress in the Village) —Miss Mahoney / Gretchen (her friend)— Miss Mcllhone Fran Plumper—Miss Mooney Frau Semmel—Miss S. Coney Frau Tocker —Miss Ensor School children —Misses Bank, Mcllhone, Gillies, Twohill, and H. Stevenson. Soio and Chobtis.—"The Watch on the, Rhine." Vooai Soio.—" Yesterday "—Mrs Lawlew. CIiABIONET Soio. —Mr Batchelor. Tocai Duet.—" I've Wandered in Dreams" : t ; —Misses Con py and Stewart. QiriBTETTE.—" The Three Chafers "—Mesfcrt Coney, Stewart, and Weston. Piaito Soio.—"La Parieienne"—Miss A. Mollhone. Vocai Soio.— " To-morrow "—Miss Stephenson. Btjkc.—Two Pianos and Harmonium—Misses Coney, Mcllhone, and Gibbons—Accompaniment on Clarionet by Mr Batchelor. SOIO on Vioiin (with Piano). —Miss A. Mcllbone and Mr Stewart. Glßß.—"The Caruovale"—Mesdames Kiigour, Lawless; Misses Coney, Stephenson and Moore; Messrs Brown, Coney, Stewart, Haydon, Batcbelor, and Weston. God Savb thb Queen ! 1468 Government Notices NOTICE UNDER SECTIONS 84 AND 41 OF THE GOLDMINING DISTRICTS ACT, 1873. ; Warden's Office, Te Aroha, 29tb November, 1880. THB applications for Licenses for the Water Baces for Gold Mining Purposes, specified in the Schedule hereunder, may be granted on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of December, 1880, unless valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in writing, and lodged at this office not less than seven.clear days before that date. Habby Kehbick, ■ . '- Warden. 80HEDULI. No. I.—John Gibbons, water race, commencing at a point one hundred and fifty yards behind G. Lipsey's bouse and terminating one hundred yaftfs in front of the Hot Springs Hotel. The length of such Race is half a mile or thereabouts, and its intended course is north and south. The mean breadth and depth of such race is two feet by one foot. It is capable of, carrying two sluice-heads of water,, and the number of sluioe-heads, of forty inches eaob, which, it is propose d to appropriate, ib two. No. 2.— H.H. Adams, water race, commencing , ■ at a point on first creek past O'Halloran's Hotel, and pegged with a peg marked I, and terminating on south of Hot Springs boundary reserve. The length of such race is about three-quarters of a mile or thereabouts, and its intended course is about south. The mean breadth and depth of such race is twelve inches by nine inches. It is capable of carrying two sluice beads of water, and the number of sluice heads, of forty inches each, which it is proposed to appropriate, is two. Ho 3.-—Charles McLean^, water race, com» mencihg at a point on a creek believed to be called Waiongomai, situated about two and half to three miles southward from Te Areha township, and terminating below machine site in the Waihou river. The length of such race is about three miles or thereabouts, and its in- ; tended course is northerly. The mean breadth and depth of such race is three feet by two feet. It is capable of carrying six sluice heads of water, and the number of sluice heads of forty inches each, which it is proposed to, appropriate) is six. . No. 4.—James Gribble, water race commencing at a point on a creek situated about eighty or one handled chains to the eastward of United Claim, and ter- . minating at Ignited Claim. The length of such tace is one hundred chains or thereabouts, and its intended course is about east and west, and the mean tAadth and depth of such race is three f«eb wide by two fe< t. It is capable of carrying five s'uice heads of water j and the number of sluice heads, of forty inches each, which it is proposed to appropriate is two. Wanted WANTED Known—OYSTEES arrived This Day at A. Cttilbn's, corner of Pollen and Mary streets, ShorMand.HOLDER'S 42s Silver Hunting Watch Guaranteed 2 years. ART UNION DRAWING. PANMURE. 2000 Subscribers at 10s Each. | SIX PRIZES TAira at ONE THOUSAND POUNDS. FOURTEEN HUNDRED and FIFTY allotted already. EARLY APPLICATIONS NECESSARY. Tickets can be got from any of the authorised sellers, and remittances can be made to Mr John King, 37, Insurance Offices, Auck- ( land. . 1465