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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4533, 16 July 1883, Page 3

Three. ;teh?grams:-TGontran f of the Houte-Cjfomine,;? is tired of his present quarters. He is advised to rusticate somewhere, sod he starts for B —-, where he intends to stay for a month. His mother* the countess of HouteGomme, has presented him with a purse containing £100 for his expenses. Ar« riving at B—- he goes to the club in the evening and loses bia £100. The following telegram is despatched in the morning to his mamma: " Send me some money ; lost the purse." Then he goes to the Casino without a cent in his pocket. He meets a friend from whom he borrows five pounds, returns to his club and wins £500! New despatch to the mother: ''Don't send money. Found the purse." But in the evening his luck is out. Lobes every cent. His friend also cleaned out. Third despatch: "Send the money. Found the purse, but nothing in it." V Tributes PINAFORE GOLD MINING COM. PANY (Limited). #HO I*KT, the above Company* Mine on X TRIBUTE. lender* addressed to the undersigned will be attended to B. McDonaid Scon 1. ,; Manager. 45 N.Z. Insurance Buildings, V Auckland, 18th July, I*B3. 1809 Volunteer Notices ' j DISTRICT ORDERS. "• Militia and Volunteer Office, Thßmes, 14th Jul*. 1883. T w « Tnames Rifle Banger Volunteers will ParadJfor INSPECTION by the Officer Ciowding the District at 7.30 p.m. cm ' SSubSdAT, 19th mefcant. By°rde" J.GBiHT, - Instructor. * Lost OST on the Karaka Flat, on SATURDAY Afternoon,TvroONß FOUND NOTES. Binder Rewarded on returning same fcVthe swoto -^ __!!! « m« TT.LIAMB' FIRK KINDLBES VV siubSbea 1869. Sold by Gro m , Bdperdoi«n.