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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5030, 25 February 1885, Page 3

, £Rles b£ gticttjoru . NOTICE. T EDWARD LISTER GREEN, Sheriff 1 • of the District of Auckland, hereby give no'ice that under a Writ of Sale duly issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zenland, Northern District, at Auckland, aforesaid, wherein the Bank of New Zealand, at Thames is Plaintiff, and the Wmile of Fortune Gold Mining Company (Limited), of Thames, and carrying on mining operations at Owharoa, is Defendant, and whose Regis* tered Office is in Brown street, Thames. I will cause all the property of the said Company, including Licensed Holding, Owhnrob, No. 4, Machine Site License No. 2, Water Bace Licensn No. 2 and Fifteen Stamper Battery, with Turbine, Machinery, and Tools, to be Sold' by Public Auction at G-kiltok AND Co.'B, Auction Room, on TUESDAY, the third day of March next, at the hour of eleven o'eiock o'clock a.m., unless the amount of Writ with all expenses be paid before that time. The Solicitor for the execution Creditor is J. A. MIMEB, Esq., of Thames. V Kdwabd L. Gbben, Sheriff. Da'ed ttfc Auckland This 21at day of Feb., 1885. 4223 Quartz Crushing 1 PUBLIC CRUSHING. rpHE KUR&NTJI BATTERY is prepared X to Crush for the Public. For particulars apply at the Office. Thos. H. CbawfuED, 4230 Manager. County Council ROADS AND BRIDGES CONSTEUCTION ACTS, 1882 AND 1883. THK Council of the Thames County hereby give notico bb follows :— 1. They propose to co; struct a district Road from the Hape iioad, Shortland, to the Cemetery Gate, within the Parawai , Ridinsr, to be called "The Cemetery Road." 2. The estimated cost of the said work v Six Hundred Pounds. 3. The amount of the yearly payments required under lbe_ said Acts to be made by the said Council is Fifty-four Pounds, and the amount, of the Special Rate .. required to meet such yearly payments is ' 3>l6'hs of a penny in the pound on the rateable value. 4. The plans, specifications and detailed estimates of the cost of Buch proposed work may be seen at the office of the said Council, Mary street, Shortland, during ordinary business hours." 5. The day on which the Poll is to be taken is FKIDAY, the twentyßOvenlh day of February, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five. By order of the Council. ' E. W. Hoims, County Clerk. Thames, 27th January, 1885. Calls KOCKY POINT GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited). A CALL of THREEPENCE per Share ou JUL the Company's Capital has This Day been made by the Directors, payable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, New Zaalatid Insurance Build rigs, Auoklaud, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of March, 1885. D. Or. MacDonkbm, Manager. Auckland, 23rd February, 1885. LOUD WOLSELEY GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited.) A CALL (Ist) of ONE PENNY per Share has been made THIS DAY by the Directors, on the Capital of the Company, payable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland,on or before WEDNESDAY, 11th March, 1885. R. McDonald Scoit, Mauager. Auckland, 23rd Feb., 1885. - Racing Ohinemuri Jockey Club Races. QT. PATRICK'S T) AY« Faeroa, March. 17, 183 S. Judge: Mb D. ShodGH4BB, Sen. Starter s .. Me Chab£E3 Wight. Handicappers : Messrs A. Botlbe and R. A. Majcbby. Stewards : ,Mr J. Nicks, Mr J. M. Cootb, . Mr J. H. Moobe, Mr J. H. Waish, Mr J. Gr. Ratph, Mr H. Birri.EE,. Mr N. Dickey. Clerk of Course :. W. H. Bbadt. "PROGRAMME:. I 1. MINERS' PURSE, 1* mile, 15botb. 2. TRIAL STAKES, weight for age, 1 mile, 1 —BOVB. 8. HURDLES HANDICAP, 2 miles, eight flights hurdles, 20eovs. . , 4. HANDICAP, 2 miles, 25eovs. 5. PONY RACE, 14 hands and under, catch weights, 1J mile, —soys. 6. TROTTING MATCH, 3 miles, distance handicap, —soys. 7. CONSOLATION, 1 mile. Nominations, with fees and colors of riders, to be sent in to,the Secretary on March 2nd, 1885. Weights will be declared on tbe 7th March. Acceptances on the,,l2th March. 6 per cent, on Nomination, and 5 per cent, on acceptance. , \ , \ ■, r Persons entering horses to be subscribers at £1 to the fpnds, except for PoDy race. In all matters of dispute the decision of the 'Steward* to be final. " T. E. Shaw, Secretary.