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: ; Volunteer-Notices. ' ' V 2 COMPANY H.B/vY Y qPHE Company will PARADE for DRILL 1 This Dai (Tuesday), at the flail, at 7.30 p.m. ■■"'■" ■ G. T.MORRISON, ■■'_■' ■ Secretary. " Meetings. ' QUAETEEEY LICENSING MEETING. NOTICE is hereby given that the Quarterly LICENSING MEETING for the Districts of Iliamea and Eauraki will he held at the Court-house,-' Shortland, on Tuesday, the seventh day of December, 1875, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose of taking into consideration all applications for Certificates of Licenses, and Transfers, Renewals, or Removals of Licenses. J. BUTLER STONBY, Clerk of tbe Licensing Courts, Licensing Court, Thames, , " Ist November, 1875. A, 0. £-:..[, THE Persons who are to. be ADMITTBD Members of Court Pride of the North, 5575, are requested to MEET at the Masonic Hall, Queen-street, on Thursday, 4th instant, at 7 p.m. Members of Court Pride of Paiaell are invited to attend. CHARLES AHIER, Secretary. Tenders. TENDERS for BUILDING a COTTAGE at A Tairua for Constabulary quarters will be received at the A.C. Office, Shortland, until Noon on Wednesday, the 3rd instant, when Plans and Specifications may be inspected, R. BULLEN, Sub-Inspector. UNITED PUMPING ASSOCIATION. TENDERS FOR CONVEYANCE OF COAL. TENDERS' are invited for the Conveyance from the Bay of Islands to the Tb&mes of 250 tons of Coal per Month for Six Months, from November 16th prox. Tenderß will be received at the Office of the undersigned, Shoftland-street, Auckland, up to 10 o'clock a.m. on Thuesday, November i, CHARLES TOTHILL, Secretary, • . Auckland, October 30,1.875. South British Gold Mining Company (Limited), TENDERS will be received by. the under- ' signed until the 16th November for the Purchase of a 12 horse-power Portable ENGINE and Cornish BOILER lift 6in by 4ft 6in, together with Winding Gear, and about 800 ft .Flat Rope. Also, for Engine-house, Stable, and Poppetheads. . Full particulars can be obtained on application to Mr Robert Com The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. A. WHITE, Liquidator, Auckland, 2.9 th October, 1875. • Calls. Vesuvius Gold Mining Company (Limited). NOTICE -is hereby given that a CALL of Threepence per Share has This Day been made by the' Directors, payable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, BrownBtreet, Thames, on or before Wednesday, 10th November, 1875. E. T. WILDMAN, Manager, Thames, Ist November, 1875. Tairua Gold Mining Company (Limited). NOTICE is hereby given that a.C.ALL,(3rd) of One Shilling per Bhare has this day been made by the Directors, payable to the Secretary, at the- Company's Office, Brownstreet, Thames, on or before Wednesday, the 10th November, 1875. ' E. T. WILDMAN, Secretary. . Thames, 30th October, 1875.. Consolation Gold Mining Company (Limited). A CALL (the first) of Twopence per Share on the Capital of the above Company has been made by tho Directors, due and payable to the Manager at the Office of the Company, on Wednesday, 10th November, 1875, THOMAS HORSBRUGH, Manager, 30th October, 1875. Ajax Gold Mining Company. (Limited,) THE Directors have this day made a CALL (2nd) of Sixpence per Scrip Share, payable to the Legal Manager,, at the Registered Office of the Company, on Wednesday, November 10,1875. JOHN LEONARD WHITFORD, Manager. Grahamstown, October 29,1875. : • Notices. . NOTICE. THE having disposed of the Corn and Produce Business carried on by*, him for the last eight years to Mr E. McDonnell, respectfully desires to thank his Customers for their. patronage, and to bespeak a continuance of the same for his successor. As it becomes necessary to adjust all Out* standing Accounts in connection with the old business, parties indebted will oblige by an immediate settlement. ■ M.BROWNE. YS ITH reference to the above, I beg to I * * . state (hat I have succeeded to the Corn and Produce Business carried on by Mr M. Browne for the last eight years, and by using my best endeavours to give satisfaction, I hope to deserve and obtain the same liberal patronage accorded to my predecessor. e. McDonnell, fishee and beissenden [)EG to inform the inhabitants of. the > Thames that they have COMMENCED BUSINESS in the Premises lately, occupied by Alex, Bonella, at the head of Abraham-street, Giahamstown, as GENERAL;SMITHS and HOBSE-SHUERS, and hopes by steady attention to. business to receive a share of public patronage so liberally given to cur predecessor; : MINING TOOLS MADS AND REPAIRED. Estimates girenforGeneral Smith's Work. MR. J. H. JEFFERSON, Stationer, Pollen-street,. has just received theAUSTRALASIAN, of October 9th and lOtb.