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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2036, 14 July 1875, Page 3

Mining Notices I THE Undersigned, hereby make appii- ? cation to REGISTER Iho MIDAvS G^OLDMINIISra. COMPANY as a Limited Company, under the provisions of "The Mining Companies Act, 3872." 1. The name of the Company is to bo "The Midas Gold Mining Company, Limited. " 2. T-lie place of operations is at Tairua, District of Hauralri South, Province o{ Auckland, Colony of New Zealand. 3. The Registered Office of the Company will bo eifuated at Albert and Dayy streets, Grahamstown. 4. r! ho nominal eopita] of the Company is Nine Thousand Pounds sterling in Nino Thousand Sharps of One Pound sterling oach. 5. The number of Shares subscribed for is Nino Tlousand, being the-enliro number of Sharps in the Company.. ' 6. The number r>f paid up Shares is nil. I 7. The amount already paid up ii nil. , 8. The name of the Mafwgcr is Dennis GKlmoro MacDonnelL : 9. The names and addresses end occupations of the Shareholders, and the number of Fharcs held by each at this date are as follow :— SHADES William Jos.ph Young, Shortland, native agent ... ... ... 500 James McCormack, Shortland, miner ... 1250 Henry = Cameron Gillespio, Sborlland, • $.. shipping ogent • ... ... ... 500 Joshua Walter Adam, Shortland, storekeeper ... ••• ••• ... 1500 Dnncan Jfacnnb, Shorlland, (omraission agent ... „-.■' 11. ...... ... 1000 George Stewart O'Halloran, Shortland, auc'ioneer ... ... ... ... 250 j Charles Edward Dod, hotelkeeper, j Sborland ... 500 Charles Curtis,,'Grabamstovrn, hotel- ;■/■ keeper ... ..." '.'.. ... 1000 James Fenton, Shortland, storrkecper... 250 Charles Wa'nu't, Shortland, gentlemen 500 William McCullough, G-rahamstown, journalist ... ... ... ... 500 Dennis Gilmore MacDonnel', Grnhamstown, mining agent - ... ... 1250 Total ... ... 9000 D. G* MicDONNiiiT,, Managor. Dated this ninth day of July, One Thousand Eight; Hundred/anclVSe^erity llyp/\ r? Witness to Signature: W. Davies. I, Dennis Gilmore MacDonncll, do solemnly and sincerely declare tlnifc — 1. I am. the Manager, of said intended Company. " ' 2. The above statement if, to the best of my belief and knowledge, true in every particular^ arid I make this solemn declaration, conscientiouly believing the same to be true, and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zealand intituled 11 The Juttices of the Peneo Act, 3866." D. G. MacDonbel/I/. Taken before me at G-rah anas town this ninth day of July, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy five. .:, ■ ... . . .... W- DaVJES, 758 * Jiuliec of the Pence. Miscellaneous •■;■ -.-.;.'■ HOSPITAL BENEFIT. THE Comniiltte of Manogenicnt of the Thames Hospi'al beg to tender their beptTHANKS to the Cricketers' Amateur Dramatic Club for their successful efforts in nid of the Hospital Funds on Thursday last, by which that institution has been, .benefited to the amount of £37 17s 6d; also to (he Thames Scottish Baud fur their valuable assistance, and those Ladies and. Gentlemen who, by lending furniture and in other, ways, I asaisred to bring this benefit to a most successful issue. :■■-■■"■■'■■ ■..■■ E. Honiss, ■-.""•■■ \ 762 Secretary Thames Hospital. ->'■ s- ' ViWaiot;aM School'Gbtnmit'tee, June 21,1875. TBE THAMESJ SCHOOL RE-OPENED pnMQNDilifi &h| July* for. the ordinary branches of education, and in addition a SUPERIOR SCHOOL will be established in ■connection therewith, under the care of R. J. Moore, Esq. (holder of firstlelass certificate), when classes will be formed for instruction ;in, Mathematics, Lalin and French, Drawing, and Book-leeping. " ; Terms for the Superior Classes, £1 Is per quarter in advance, j,.or Drawing and Bookkeeping only, 10s per quarter. By order of the Committee •■•-.- . R. Skebn, : '754;: ■"*"•':• —I:^; '^ f; ■■■ ■' Hon. Sec' ; BR^PERSTON has RESUMED PRAO":TICE.!U:v '-'''V^ ■;••■■-?--^- ?;.•■ ; Sealey street, July 12. 756 WotECTIVE UHiON Cb-OPERATIYE STORIES. 7TIHE above Establishment in Ralleston X street (the premises {lately occupied as ] •the A 1 3akery) will be OPENED on SATURDAY, 17th utbt. I The Businoss will include a. FIRST-CLASS BAIEEY AND A GENERAL GROCERY, in which none but the VERY BEST GOODS i the Market can provide will be Sold. I I CONFECTIONERY. THE BEST BREAD AT THE LOWEST RATES. As this Establishment will be worked on the •• CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM, it will offer inducements to the working man especially, and the Profits ensuing from the Business will be Distributed Every Three Months among the Customers, which will be Guaranteed at NOT LESS THAN FIVE PER CENT. Give the Establishment a Trial. • ;;:S^'Bemember the Address— si. -'>' ■ BIRD •&"". TIOMPS ON, Roiilsston Street, Shoetia^d. 739 X /TRS GEORGE; O'HALLORAN'S Sing-: IVX ing and Mueic; PUPILS are IN-; FORMED that, the Holidays being now over, LESSONS will .be RESUMED at once. -?■*■_ >-■[ ■;-;:;• " ' 730 TfIOMSON & NIVEN'S FAMILY BIBLE WAREHOUSE, QUEBN STHEET JUNCTION, AUCKLAND, ' AND 'AT MELBOUBNE AND DUNEDIN. QPLENDIDLY Ulustratod Self-explanatory O Family Bibles to be had complete by a very easy mode of Monthly Payments. Travellers will call at every house Tiitb. samples and all information. Heads of Families would do well to give hese Books a thorough iuspection. J. B. SINEL & SON", Agents for Auckland. 724 A* EWEST designs in typo on hand, and \.\ constant additions being mac's, at the Evekibg Stab Office.