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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4051, 22 December 1881, Page 3

Sato? 1$ Uttcta. TO-MORROW, FUIDAY, And SATURDAY, Dec. 23rd & 24th. [ a Commencing at 11 o'Clock Each Day. CHBl6k\l7s SALE. TOHNLE V D O N Will Sell, at his Auction Mart, Grahams twn, A L 11G1S QUANTITY OF GEESE, : UOKS, FOWLS, BACON and HAMB, 1 a, Sugar, Flour, Crockery of every kind, Cutlery, Glassware, Tinware, Cheese, Soap, 25 Single and 3 4 Iron Bedsteads, Baucepuns, Boilers, Tubs, and Goods of nearly every description, which will be sold iv lots to suit the highest bidder. Wanted WANTED KNOWN, — That Sterling Silver Alberts, Brooches, and Earrings at lowest possible prices can be purchased at Hoxdbn's, Owen street, Grahamstown, suitable for Christmas and New Year's Presents. \I/ ANTED an Active BOY, who must be VV able to Milk.—Apply R. N. Smith. 11/ ANTED^KNOWN— That every description *cription of DYEING and CLEAN is executed 4 with] despatch at the Thames Dyeing Establishment, Mary street. 11/ ANTED KNOWN.—That Mr Pabsons tt has etill some time on his hands for extra Music Pupils. Intending pupils will kindly leave names;at Stae Office. WANTED to SELL—IOOO Colonial Ovens from 15s each upwards; Tinware, Buckets, Tubs, &c, &c, wholesale at reduced prices.—Geo. McCaui. Brown street. WANTED to SELL—IOOO feet fin. 3 ply black I.R. Hose at 9|d per foot by the Coil.—Geo. McCatjx, Brown street. WANTED to SELL—loooGalvanized Fireplaces,^2ss each, Extra Strong 27s 6d ; Corrugated Iron Tanks at Reduced Kates. —Geo^McCaul, Brown ssreet. 11/ ANTJiD to SELL—IO,OOO feet iin. Vf Galvanised Water Pipe, 2fd per foot. Large quantities at reduced rates. — Gko. McCaui, Brown street. ANTED to SELL—Best Sheet Zinc, 7ft x 3ft, at 3s 8d per sheet and upwards.—Geo. McCaul, Brown street. WANTED to SELL—SO,OOOft. O.G. and Half round Spouting at 2dper foot and upwards.—Geo. McGaul, Brown street. WANTED to SELL—sodoz. Fancy Gas.Brackets at 2s each.—Geo. McCaul, Brown street. WANTED the Public to Know—That Everything is B EDUCED for CASH at W. MARTIN and SON, Dbapebs and Clothiebs, Pollen Street.—GßEAT BARGAINS. 2469 WANTED KNOWN,—That Mr TxnDAXL, Surgeon Dentist, of Grey street, Auckland, will Visit the Thames the Tiird TDESDAY in Every Month. Consaltations at Mr Faubab's,.Chemist, Pollen sheet, Thames. 2356 Volunteer Notices THAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION. THE Battalion will PARADE for INSPECTION by Major Withies, at 7 THIS EVENING, ibe 22nd inst. By order. S. C. JTCHOFIELD, Cupt., 3313 Adjutant T.S.B. THAMES JNAVAL BRIGADE. ALL Carbines not already seen by Major Withers, must be sent in to Mr C. MoLiveb's, Brown street, on or before SATURDAY, the 24th inst. E. T. Wiidman, 3314 Capt. Commanding. HAUJtAEi ENGINEERS. MA JO a WITHEBS will make the Last Inspection, for the Volunteer yeitr, of the Corps and Band on FRIDAY next. Tiioso, the number of whose Carbines were nob taken at last Inspection, are warned to attend on this occasion, or Bend in Lheir carbines for that purpose. Fall in at 7.30 p.m. • J. Stoemo^t SmatiD, 3321 Captain. THAMES RIFLE RANGERS. THE Company and Band will PARADE for Major VYiTHbßa' Inspection THIS (Thnraday) EVENING, at 7.30. Competition in Bayonet Exercise, ;nd Presentation of Attendance and other Prizes. R. T. Doitgias, 3322 Captain. Government Notices HAURAKI GOLD MINING DISTRICT. NOTICE UNDER SECTIONS 41 AND' 84 OF THE GOLD MINING DISTRICTS ACT, 1873. APPLICATION FOR A WATER RACE. Warden's Office, Thames, 21st December, 1881. \ PPLICATION has been made to me by l\. Edwabd Man Cobbeti 1 for a licence t > construct a water race for mining purposes, commencing at a point in the No. 2 branch of the Waiteka-jri Creek at the dam, and terminating at the main race, as shown on plan.. The length of such ra jis about one iumdred yards, and its intended course is from weßt to east. The mean breadth and depth of such race is eighteen inches by twelve inches j it is capable of carrjiug two sluice heads of water, and the number of sluice heads of forty inches each which it is proposed to appropriate is two. Notice is there'ore given that on the fifth day of January, 1882, a license will be granted to the above-named Edward Man Corbett for the said Water Race, unless valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in writing, and lodged at this office not lees than seven clear days before that date. Habey Kehbick, 3327 Warden.