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Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 192, 15 July 1873, Page 4

T R I K E! STRIKE! • STRIKE! Notice is given to the Miners in Cromwell and surrounding districts that we, the MINERS on CARRICK RANGE are ON STRIKE for the purpose of RESISTING AN ATTEMPT TO LOWER THE WAGES. NOTICE. OURTEEN or FIFTEEN QUARTZ .' MINERS WANTED in the Star of the East and Heart of Oak claims, Carrick. Wages, £3 5s per week. Apply to the Working Managers on the Claims. By order of the Directors, Star and Oak Co. 'a. UNK OF NEW ZEALAND. CROMWELL AGENCY. On and after MONDAY, the 21st July, the Business of this Bank will he conducted in its NEW PREMISES, next door to Kidd's Croiu- . well Hotel. TDWIFERY.—Mrs C. THOMSON, - late of Aberdeen and Dunedin, begs to give notice that, having arrived in Cromwell, she is prepared to practise in the above profession. Mrs Thomson has a diploma from Aberdeen, and has had an experience of nineteen YEARS. Residence, at Mr John Hayes', West End, I Cromwell. REWARD.— LOST, yesterday, - between Cromwell and Stuart's Ferry, a small LEDGER-BOOK, with clasp lock. The finder will receive the above reward on delivering the same to D. A. JOLLY & CO., Cromwell. ,ROMWELL KILWINNING J LODGE (S.C.) The Regular Meeting of the above Lodge will be held on WEDNESDAY, July 10. Business :—lnstruction. A full attendance is requested. By order of theR.W.M.

>RIVATE SCHOOL, CROMWELL. MRS RHIND, (Late Resident Governess at the Girls' Provincial High School), Will be prepared, on anrl after Monday, 14th instant, to receive DAY SCHOLARS at her Residence, near Cromwell Bridge. The course of instruction will comprise all the ordinary branches ; the Languages, ancient and modern, if desired ; Music and Singing ; Plain and Fancy Needlework, &c. A Young Ladies' Evening Class Will be formed for teaching Fancywork, Sewing, and other useful accomplishments. Terms may be ascertained on application.

SALE BY AUCTION. EAMES & STANBROOK, instructed by Mr Robert Daog, will sell, at the CLUTHA HOTEL, Cromwell, on THURSDAY, July 17, at 2 o'clock p.m., without the slightest reserve, That well-known Coal Pit Leask of five acres, known as PLASHETTS COLLIERY. The auctioneers beg to call attention to this property as being a first-class investment. The pit is situated within easy distance of the town ; while the coal has made for itself a name on account of its highly superior quality. 1 RANTED, A Strong LAD, from W 16 to 18, as an APPRENTICE. Apply to E. LTNDSAY, Blacksmith, Cromwell.

_ "ANTED, an APPRENTICE to the T Bootmaking Business.—Apply to Wm. Taylor, Bootmaker, Cromwell. New Advertisements.

LIZ A BETH QUARTZ MINFJNG COMPANY, KEGISTERED. An Extraordinary MEETING of SHARE HOLDERS will be held at the Company's Office. Cromwell, on TUESDAY, sth August 1873, at 3 p.m. Business :—To consider the advisability o making a call or of borrowing money to furthei prosecute the Company's Works in opening uj the Mine, and for the purpose of taking actioi thereon. CHAS. COLCLOUOH, Manager.