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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2123, 23 October 1875, Page 3

Wanted TAIEUA GOLDMINING COMPANY (Limited). WANTED, TENDERS for CONVEYANCE of MACHINERY from Grahamstown to Company's Buttery Site at Tairua. Tenders, aocompanied by a deposit of d 65, to be sent in by Noon .of TUESDAY, 26th instant, to the C mpany's Office, whore further particulars can be obtained. E. T. WILDMiK, ■ Secretary. Thames, 19th October, 1875. 1245 WANTED, 100 Men Daily nt JOSLIN'S Haie OcMiKa Establishment to be Shaved, Shampooed, &c, nexi FugWteV Red Boot, Owen-street, Grehamstown. Tributes 110 LET. TRIBUTES in the BENDIGO . INDEPENDENT G. M. Co 'h Mme. Tenders received up to MONDAY, 25th October, at 2 pin. All particulars at Company's Office, Albert street. Alsx. Hume, 1269 ■ Manager. Amusements mHEATEE EOYAL. Lessee . . . . R. J. Do Lias Manager . . . . G. W. Collier THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, a October 23rd, LAST NIGHT OF MISS CAEEY GEOEGE. LAjT NIGHT OF MISS LIZZIE MORGAN. LAST NIGHT OF THE DRAMATIC COMPANY. SATURDAY EVENING, October 23, The performance will consist of the great prize drama of the COLLEEN BAWN! Enir O'CoNKOB ... Miss CARRY GEORGE Anne Chute Misa Lizzie Morgan (with Irish song) Hardress Cregan ... Mr R. W. Lawrence Danny Mann ... ... Mr G. W. Collier My left (with song) ... Mr Sam Poole NOTICE.—A copy of " Siiveb Thbeads Among the Gold" will be presented to every person visiting the Theatre THIS EVENING. REMEMBER-LAST NIGHT! Front Seats, 3s ; Upper Circle, 23; Pit, Ib. Academy of Music. \ MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, iVI .1875. HOSPITAL BENEFIT CONCEET. First Appearance of Mrs HARDING-, the Pianist and Vocalist. Second appearance of Miss DOW, pianist, and Miss E. DOW, vocalist. W. H. REED in Kew Locals, Miners' Right Inquiry, Cricket Match, <!tc. PROGRAMME.—Pabt I. 1. Overture—Violin and Piano (Zampa),— W. H. Rood end Mrs Harding. 2. Part Sons —Take Me Home Again—Mise Hunter and Company. 3. Song—Sweet Augelus— Miss Mason 4. Song—You and I— J. Reed 5. Song—Old Robin Grey— Mi*s Dow 6. Song (local) —Miners' Right Inquiry— W. 11. Reed. 7. Song—Clarino— Mise Hunter 8. Solo—Concertina— F. Reed 9. Song—O, How Delightful—Mrs Hhrding 10. Song—White Squall— Mr Airey 11. Song (local)— Cricket Mutch—W. H. Beed Part 11. 12. Solo Pianoforto—Sparkling Cascades— M^s Harding 13. Part Seng—O, Gently Breathe—Mr Mills and Company. 14. Fong—T:iy Voice is Near— Miss Mason 15. Song (riouble voice)— Where are you Going—W. H. Reed 16. Song—The Rowan Tree — Miss Dow 17. Song—Shells of the Ocean— Mr Airey 18 Song—Strangers Yet— Mis 3 Hunter 10. Banjo Solo-Church Bells— W. H. Reed 20. God Save the Queon ! 1274 Auctions MONDAY JSEXT, OCTOBEE 21, At 11 o'clock. MINING PROPERTY FOE SALE; TWO-EOOMED COTTAGE, &c. TRESSES GUDGEON AND CO. Have been favored with instructions from the Manager of the Queen of the Thames Gold Mining Company to sell by public auction, on the Claim, situate ■at tiie Karaka, The Whim, complete, with Poppetlegs, 250 feet Wire Eope, and Bucket. Together with a Good Two-roomed Cottage. ■ : The whole to be removed. Particulars at Sale. 1268 Mining Meetings VESUVIUS GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited). EXTEAOEDINAEY MEETING. NOTICE is hereby civen that an Extraordinary MEETING of the Vesuvius Gold Mining Company (Limited) will bo held at the Pacific Hotel, Grubitmatown, on MONDAY, the first day of November, 1875, at the hour of seven of the clock afternoon. And Notice ia hereby given that the nature of the business to be transacted at such Meeting is as follows :— 1. To determine tho number of persons to be the directors of the said Company. 2. To determine the persons who shall be such Directors. 3. To determine the mode of election of future Directors. 4. To determine the qualifications, powers, term of office, and mode of retirement of Directors, and tbe number of Directors who are to.form a quoram. 5. To make Rule 3 for the management and purposes of she said Company ; to embody or not in said rules any or all of tho matters hereinbeforo mentioned or bo determined at ihe bo id Meeling. 6. To confirm or oLherwise the appointment of the present manager. E. T. Wildman, Manager. Thames, 7th October, 1875. 1203