~Ki T7IOR THE THAMES. > time Time, mmmm-mmmm pg# kOTOMAHaNA. From Auckland: Wednesday, 1 afternoon From Thames: Thursday, 8.30 morning AUCKLAND RAILWAYS. ST. GEORGE'S DAY. WiDNESDAY. 23kd APRIL, 1879. Single Tickets for Return Journey, any station to uny station, availablo for the day only. A. V. MACDONaLD, Gonorol Manage.! _X. O T I C E. All Permits or licences whatsoever for Prospecting or Mining for Gold at Whangapoua, prior to tho 31st March, 1879, aro heiohy can celled and revolted. Fresh Permits, on moro liberal terms, win bo Issued on application to the mJ A 6^__ odj un# Whangapoua, 19th April, 1879. "NT ~^ I ° X In tite Estate of James Taylor, late of Hamilton, TELE-HArmsT, Deceased. All Accounts against the abovo Estato aro re quested to ho rondorcd to Meesi- Hughes and ueorgo. Solicitors, Shortlond-ntreot, Auokland, before tho 28th April, 1579, otherwise they wiU not bo recognised. WM. I.YNUS, f ffixCoUtorß- Auokland. April 21,1870. rfIoTvATEA COLD MINING CUM- X PANY (REGISTERED). I hereby glvo notice to tho Shareholders of this Company, who havo not paid their Calls, that unless the amounts duo be paid within .even'diDS fiom the date hereof, they will bo placed in tho hand* of a Solicitor for recovery. By order of the Directors. h Manager. Coromandel, 19th April, 1879. rVI _W GOLDEN PAH GOLD MINING _1H COMPANY (LIMITED.) Tho Directors have, this day, mado a Call (thirteenth) of One Shilling (Is.)per s-hare on tho Capitol of the Company, duo and payable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, No. 5, Insur ance Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland, on or before WEDNESIIA Y. May 11,1879. • JOHN R. RANDERSON, Manager. Auckland, 22nd April, 1879. rpO THE BURGESSES OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. Ladies and Gentlemen,—l beg to state that I am a Candidate for yonr suffrages for a seat in the City Council, rendered vacant through the resignation of Mr. Isaacs; and, if elected, hope to prove myself worthy of the oonfldenoe reposed in me. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours truly, JOHN GREY. ■\TATION AL INDEPENDENT ORDER _i_N OF ODDFELLOWS. The New Lodge (Loyal United Brothers, No. 575, A.D.), established in Newton is ope .to re ceive Now Members. Entrance Fee: From 5s to 203, from 18 years of age to 10. Application may be made to Dr. Banytun; or to Mr, S.Moalden, Dublin-street; or Mr. Thome, Grey-street. URR E V HILL DAIRY. 