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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4310, 24 October 1882, Page 3

S ports Programme OF FIELD SPORTS to bo held under the auspices of the THAMES AMAT! UR ATHLETIC CLUB, AT PARAWAI GAKDENS, ON THURSDAY, Novkmbeb 9th, 1882. 1. Maiden Rac,.loo yards. 2. Running High Jump. 3. Tl'ini'ina Lorg J r.rip. 4>. Cup Race Handicap, 3 distances of 110 220, and 440' yards. 5. Vaulting. 6. Amateur Handicap of 220 yards,""open to h]l amateur pedestrians. 7. Putting the S/ore.2Blhs 8. i Mi'e Handicap. 9. Sack Face. 10. i- M'le Handicap. 11. Juniors' Race, 80 yards. )2. Hurdle Race, 300 yards, over 6 flights of 3 feet hurdles 13. Consolation Race, 150 yards. The order of the above events subject to alterations when entries cloße. Entries will close on 26th inst., at 9 p tn.; 1o be nddressel to the undersigned at tin* Club Boom, Rolleston street, stating No. of event and Colors. F. L. BhanfilTi. 637 Hon. ABsiat. Sec. Government Notices HAURAKI GOLD MINING DISTRICT. APPLICATION TO FORM A WATER ' RACE. Warden* Office, Thnmcs, 23rd October, 1882. A PPIICATJON has b<>en made to me ,ZX by Joshph Pfabck for t» c N»w Eureka Gold Mining Company, for permission to construct a Water Race for mining purposes, commencing at a point eightren chains above the junction of the Otunui and Mangakirikiri Cr. eke, and terminating at a point four chains brlow the said juoctio*), as shown on plan. Tho length of .such race is twenty-two ■ hums or thereabouts, and its intended course is north and south. The mean brwdfh and depth of such race is three feet, by two feel ; it is capable of carrying five sluice-beads of water, and the number of sluice-heads, of lorty inches each, which it is proposed to oppropriate is five. NO'IICE i« therefore given that on the fourth day of November, 1882, a License v- ill be. granted to the above named New Eureka Gold Mining Company (Limited), for the said Water Race, unless valid objection thereto be in the meantime made in writing and lodged at this Office not less I him seven clear days before that date. Habbt Kefbick, Warden. HAUEAKI GOLD MINING DISTRICT. APPLICATION TO FORM A WATER RACE. Warden's Office, Themes, 23rd October 1882. A PPLICATION has been made to me by J\. Thomas E. Shaw for permission to construct a Water Bace for mining purposes, commencing at a point two and a half miles above junction of Ohinemuriand Waitawheta Rivers, and terminating at a point about one mile above junction, as shown on plan. The length of such* Race is about a mile and a half, and its intended course is westerly. The mean breadth and depth of such Race is three feet by two feet j it is capable of carrying ten sluice-heads of water, and the number I of sluice-beads, of forty inohes each, which it is proposed to appropriate, is ten. NOTICE is therefore given that on the fourth day of November, 1882, a license will be granted to the above-named Thomas E. Shaw for the said Water Race, 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. Habbt Keksick, Warden. HAUBAKI GOLD MINING DISTRICT. APPLICATION TOFOR&I A WATER RACE. Warden's Office, Thames, 23rd October, 1882. A PPLICATION has been made to me by x\_ Wi:.tJAM Da vies for; permission to to construct a Water Race, commencing at a point on the top of the mßin range on the Otakeo Creek, and terminating on the Beach, as shown on plan. The length of such Race I is three miles or thereabouts, ana its intended course is east and wf3t. It is capable of carrying 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 therefore given, that on the fourth day of November, 1882, a license will bY granted to the above-named WIIMAM DA\IBB for the said Water Race, 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. HABBT KSSBIOK, Warden. General Notices mUNING! 1 npUNING!! 1 mUNTNG!!! PIANOS TUNED by C. STEWARD. Orders left at Mr Josmk'b, Pollen street, punctually attended to. 220 O. HENDERSON, TJEICKLAYBB. &c. Orders can be left at Mr Cow's, MARY STREET. ' Thb difference between a Gent and a Gentl* man .—The Gent turns up what he has for a note and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into McGowan's and »ays, Mao give m a pound of jour Tba. and seDd for order rvej wetk