Advertising - Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) - 28 May 1860 (original) (raw)
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Journal is REDUCED TO FIFTEEN SHIL-
LINGS (PAYABLE IN ADVANCE). Singh
OVERLAND R^UTE^O ENGLAND.
Tua PENiNsui-Ait ANO OBIBHUL SHAM NÄVI o A
SXHO OOHPANÏ'S Steam-ship
-HENRY DOWN, Commander, will be despatched the
SUEZ, with her Majesty's mails,passengers, specie, and
cargo, on THUBSDAY, tho 11th of JUNE, 1800, at 9
o'clock, p.m., touoblng at MELBOURNE, KANGAROO
ISLAND, KING GEORGE'S SOUND, POINT DB
For particulars regarding freight and passage, with in-
formation OD all subjeoto connected with the Peninsular
?od Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Lines, apply
Moore's Wharf, Sydney, May llth, 1ÍC0.
EMU, PELICAN, AND BLACK SWAN
From Parramatta, at 8, and ll o.m., and 4 p.m.
From Sydney, at 0 a.m., 1.15,4 p.m. and at 0 p.m. to
From Parramatta, at 4 p.m.
Cabin, return tlokets, 4s. ; steerage, 9s. Cd.
Ditto, single faro, Ss, Gil. ; ditto, ls. 6iU
No oharge for omnibus. Refreshments to he had on
N.B.--THE COST OF TRAVELLING BY THESE
BOATS IS LITTLE MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF
THAT BY THE RAILWAY (AND OMNIBUS.)
Phoenix "Wharf, 28th January.
leaves tbe Bethel Wharf, for
WOLLONGONG, MONDAY EVENINGS, at » (oargo
only.) FRIDAY MORNINGS, at 8, returning
KIAMA, MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
SHELLHARBOUR, WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, at 0.
- All freights must be paid in Sydney.
. A. A. DUNNIGLIFF. Agent.
MERIMBULA STEAMER FOR THE
KIANDRA DIGGINGS.-Every FRIDAY from |
?the Phoenix Wharf, at 10 o.m. Psasengers will And thia
to te, in every respect, the best route for the Diggings,
being both shorter and also from there being bouses of j
accommodation throughout the route,
N.B.-A steampaoket leaves Merimbula foi Sydney ]
-eyery TUESDAY, at noon precisely,
Pheonix Wharf. 10th April.
ILLAWARRA STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY'S STEAM PACKETS TO
"WOLLONGONG, THISJDAY, at 10 a.m. and ll p.m.
CLYDE RIVER, THIS DAY, at 10 a.m.
KIAMA, TO-NIGHT, at ll p.m.
-SHELLHARBOUR, TO-NIGHT, at ll p.m.
SHOALHAVEN, TO-MORROW, at ll p.m.
\PORT MACQUARIE, on THURSDAY.
MERIMBULA, on FRIDAY, at 10 «um.
ULLADULLA, on FRIDAY, at 10 a.m
HE A. S. N. COMPANY'S STEAMERS
MELBOURNE, oalling at EDEN, TWOFOLD BAY,
CITY OF SYDNEY, SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
.HUNTER RIVER, COLLAROY, TO-NIGHT,
. CLARENCE TOWN direot, ILLALONG, WEDNES-
BRISBANE and IPSWICH, TELEGRAPH, WED-
.WIDE BAY. WARATAH, TO-MORROW, TUESDAY I
.PORT CURTIS and ROCKHAMPTON Direot,
EAGLE, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 6.
A. 8. N. Co.'s Wharf, Sussex-street.
R. N. S.N. CO.-STEAM to the HUÑ
rThe CITY OF NEWCASTLE, TO-MORROW (Ineti |
day) NIGHT, at ll o'clock,
Offices, foot of Market-Btreet.
IiARENCE and RICHMOND RIVERS I
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. - The
-GRAFTON, to Clarence River, on TUESDAY next, the
TILMOUTH F. DYE, Secretary. ,
Office-Flour Company's Wharf.
STEAM to NEW ZEALAND.-The I.R.M. I
Company's Steamers will be despalohed as nuder:- j
For AUCKLAND DIRECT.-LORD ASHLEY, A
-KENNEDY, commander, on the 10th JUNE. 1
"For NELSON, TARANAKI, WELLINGTON, PORT !
'COOPER, and OTAGO.-PRINCE ALFRED, J. BOW-
DEN, commander, on the 10th JUNE.
RETURN TICKETS are ISSUED at REDUCED
BATES, entitling the holders to remain a month in I
PEARSON and CO., Agents, Grafton Wharf,
Shippers will please observó that no Bonded Goods
?will be received on board, without shipping notes, the
The name of the Port of destination mast in all eases
. bs mentioned on the shipping notes; and wbere possible
marked also on tho packages to facilitate the stowage of
Notioe to Consignees-Bills of Lading mast be pre-
sented at the office, and freight paid before delivery of
FOR the MANNING RIVER.-The schooner
POLICEMAN, first fair wind, from the Commer-
cial Wimrf. 317, George-street.
FOR THE MORUYA RIVER.-The ketch
NUM.BA, B. BASION, master, is now receiving
eargo sod will sail THIS DAT, 38th instant. For
freight or {aasage, apply to THOMAS MCCAFFERY
ICIEST SHIP FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The splendid Al . Br tish-builc clipper Ship
ELECTRA, Cayzer, commander, (well-known ia the
London trade) ta now loading, and will sail on or about
the 3rd Jane. This vessel is remarkable for her fast
sailing qualities, and bas splendid accommodation for
Cabin and Steerage passengers at very moderate rates.
Tho dietary scala will be of the most liberal description,
end every attention will be given to the oomfort of
For freight or passage, apply to Captain CAYZER, on
board, Maonamara's Whatf ; or to GEORGK A.
LLOYD and CO., Lloyd'a Clumbers, Georgfi.atreet.
ÔTÏ i ON DON;-The fine Al Ship
WATERLOO ( belonging to Messrs. D. Danbar'and
Sons;, 890 tons register, JOHN YOUNO, commander,
has nearly all her cargo, and will sail on the 25th Jan-*.
Has still one larg« after cabin suitable for a family, and
two side cabins disengaged. Apply to Captain YOUNO,
on bosrd, Ciroalar Wharf; or to GILCHRIST, WATT,
To Intermediate Passengers this vessel offers unusual
conforta, having enclosed berths, several of whloh are
ESSES. MONEY, WIGRAM, and SONS'
of Blackwall, line of Paoketa from Melbourne and
London.-To sail on tbe 6th Jane, tbe wplendid Al ship
MAIDS TONK, E. CHARLTON, oommander, has very
i superior aceommoda'ion for passengers, and carries an
1st cabio .. £R6 0 to £00 0
2nd cabin .. .. 80 0 to 86 0
Including steward's attendance.
3rd cabin .. .. 18 10 to 38 0
Including passage by steamer to Melbourne.
J. B. METCALFE and CO., 0, Bridge-street.
HIP GENERAL WINDHAM, from
LONDON.- All parties having claims or
accounts against the above vessel will be pleased to
famish them in duplicate, by noon, THIS DAY, tbe
28th instant., to the undersigned. Datod this 26th
BRIERLEY, DEAN, and CO., 273, George-street.
OR FREIGHT or CHARTER.-The
splendid British built ship MARGARET
MITCHELL, Al for 13 years; 894 lons register.
DEWAR STILES, commander. Now ready for Bes.
GEORGE A. LLOYD and CO., Lloyds'-ohambers,
THE Undersigned, Agent for the Minmi
Colliery, is prepared to deliver at any port, foreign
or colonial, COALS from the above mine apon reeson
ble terms. T, G. SAWKINS, General Commission
EWOASTLE COAL. AND COPPER
COMPANY.-NOTICE.-Mr. J. C. DIB US has
been appointed Agent for tba sale of this Company's
Coals in Sydney. 2nd April, 1860. JOHN P. PERRY,
OPHIR COPPER MINING COMPANY.
(Incorporated by Aot of Coaooil.)
NOTICE is hereby given that a SPECIAL
GENERAL M F ETING of tho Shareholders
of the Ophir Copper Mining Company, will be held at
the Company's office, THIS DAY, the 28th day of
May current, at 3 o'olook in the afternoon, for the par-
póse of winding up the affairs of the Company, and giving
general instructions to the direotors, and to transact
snob other business as may be brought before the
WENTWORTH GOLD-FIELD COMPANY.
ASPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of
the Shareholders of the above Company will be
held at the Company's Office, THIS DAY, the 28th
May instant, at ll o'olook a.m. preoisely, to consider
important and argent business connected with the
By order of the Board of Directors,
G. MORANT SIMPdON, Seorotary.
138, Pitt-street. Sydney, 23rd May, 1800._
ASPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of
MEMBERS will be held THIS DAY, the 28th
current, at THREE p.m. preoisely, to tako into consi-
deration the adoption of certain Resolutions, " urging
npon the Government the absolute nooeasity of at onoe
commencing the formation of a passable road from Syd-
MUNICIPALITY OF WOOLLAHRA.
NOTICE bis hereby given that a POLL having
been demanded at the Nomination of Councillors and
Auditors for the above Municipality, such Poll will take
slacB THIS DAY, Monday, the 28th day of Moy, 1860, at
the following Polling-places :
DOUBLE BAY.-Mr. Edmond's Hotel, South Head
UPPER PADDINGTON.-Mr. -Llewellyn'*, Viotorio
WATSON'S BAY and SOUTH HEAD.-Mr. Loftwioh's
SYDNEY.-A Room, Criterion Chambers, corner of
King and Castlereagh streets.
Tbe Poll will commence at 9 o'o'ock a.m. and close at
GERARD PHILLIPS, Returning-officer.
MUNICIPALITY OF WOOLLAHRA.
ADDITIONAL POLLING PLACE.
AREQUISITION from a number of elec-
tors having been reoeived, requesting me to
appoint a polling-place in Sydney, I hereby give
notioe that a poll will be taken at a Room in the
buildings known as CRITERION CHAMBERS, corner
of King and Castlereagh streets. To commence at nine
o'clock, and close at four o'clock, THIsi DAY, the 28th
GERARD PHILLIPS, Returning-oOlcer.
FOR THE DIOCESE OF SYDNEY.
THE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING of
this Society is intended to be held in the Infant
School Boom, Cestlereagh-atreet, THIS EVENING, the
38th instant, at seven p.m. ,. .
The members of the Church of England are particu-
There will he the usual collection at the doors.
APUBLIC TEA MEETING will bo held
on the Wesleyan Premises, NEWTOWN, THIS
EVENING, 28th May. Tea on the tables at half-past
six o'clock. After which, there will be
Areport of the schools of the Circuit will be read, and
other business transacted. ,
The President of the Wesleyan Conference ; Revds. S. j
C. Kent, O ram, Rabone, and Nolan ; also, 4. M'Arthur,
Esq., M.P.; T.P. Reeve, Esq.; Messrs. Callaghan and
Andrews, may be expected to address tho meeting.
A Collection in aid of the SCBOOIB will be made cn the
By direction of the Committee,
TION «nd EXTENSION SOCIETY-THIS
EVENING, a PUBLIC MEETING will be held in tbe
WESLEYAN CHURCH. Sui ry Hills, in cid ot the nbov.
Society. JOHN DAWSON, Esq., iu tbo choir. The
meeting will he nil dressed by several ministers and gen-
A collection at tbs close ia aid of the Society's Funds.
LAND LAW AND REFORM ALLIANCE.
-Toe above alliance will hold a PUBLIC
MEETING on the Bjuseoonrse THIS EVENING, foi
the parpóse of adopting the following petition carried
at a preliminary public meeting held at the Rotunda on
"To the honorable the Legislative Assembly of New
South Wale*, in Parliament assembled
" The humble petition of the undersigned inhabitants
of Sydney and others, in publie meeting assembled,
"That your petitioners have teen with great regret
the prevalence of much distress and wretchedness
among tba industrious classes, and which, as your
petitioners believe, are not the effect of natural causes.
" That your petitioners humbly appeal to yeur honor-
able House, being their representatives, and legally con-
stituted guardians of the commas weal.
"That they have been long and patiently enduring
great privations, in the anzions hope that your honorable
House would be oalled upon by the responsible Execu-
tive to ensotan equitable Land Law,which would accord
with the benign intentions of the Imperial Parliament;
but again, and again, those hopes have been doomed te
disappointment. Session after session, and year after
year have past away, yet no legislation has taken plaee
on a matter whieb your petitioners eonceive to exceed
in importance any other coming before your honorable
" Under these oiroumstenses your petitioners entreat
your honourable House to take into your immediate
consideration the state of misery to which great num-
bers of your constituents are reduced, and that you will
be careful in voting away large sams of the taxes levied
I upon the industrious community until an equitable
Land Bill has been submitted and passed into law bj
Tour honorable House. May it therefore please your
honorable House to take this petition into your imme-
diate and serious consideration, and to refuse your
assent to any further supplies being voted until an
equitable Land Bill shall have been enaoted.
"And your petitioners will ever pray."
All desirous of an equitable Land Bill, attend.
Chair to be taken at 7 o'clock. By order.
TORCHLIGHT MEETING TO-NIGHT,
by order of the Committee of Unemployed. J. D,
OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION.-To be
foimally inaugurated TO-NIGHT, on the Boee
SCHOOL OF ARTS.-Lecture for TUES-
DAY next by ALXXAKDÏR GORDON, Esq. Subject
" How our forefathers travelled in England," illustrated,
ANDWICK MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION.-The inaugural LECTURE
will be delivered by the Vioe-President, EDWIN
DAINTBEV, Esq., on TUESDAY EVENING, tho 20th
instant, at the Temporary Lecture-room, High Cross.
The obair will he taken at half-past seven oVloak.
Admission, free. Residente and friends are 'particularly
J. M. MAY, Honorary Secretary.
APUBLIC MEETING, in behalf of the
above Institution, will be held in the Temper-
ance Hall, Pitt-street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
next, tho 30th instant, at seven o'clock. His Excel-
lency the Govarnor-General hal kindly consented to
preside, and the meeting will be addressed by several
Clergymen of different dénominations, and other gentle-
men. A collection will be made in aid of the funds of
J. S. BARKER, Hon. Secretary.
MUNICIPALITY OF WOOLLAHRA.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on TUES-
DAY next, the 29th May instant, at 10 o'olook
a.m., the Beturning-officer, Presiding Officer», and Poll
Clerks, will meat at tbe Central Polling plane. Double
Bay, for the purpose of opening the Ballot-boxes, and
examining the votes. ' Scrutineers are invited to attend.
The official declaration of the Foll will take place at
the hustings on WEDNESDAY next, the 30th May in
étant, at 10 o'o'ook a.m.
GERARD PHILLIPS, Retumiog.oQloor.
CHOOL CF ARTS.-Dante's '? Divina
Comrnedia." The fourth leoture is postponed
IN the ASSIGNMENT of THOMPSON,
SYMONDS, and CO_Persons indebted to this
estate are respectfully requested to make payment to
Mr. HBNBV H. PAUL, the acoonntAnt, at the office, 343,
George-street, or to Mr. SYDNEY DAVIS, the collector.
THOMAS WALKER,"J Ttustees
IN THE ESTATE OF DOUGLASS AND .COOPER,
CREDITORS in the above Estate are re-
quested to send in their claims for adjustment on
T. J. THOMPSON,/ iIUS,ees
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH
In the Insolvent Estate of GEORGE LEA WILSON,
and in tbe Insolvent Estate of GEORGE LEA
FRIDAY, the Eighteenth day of May, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
Bixty, upon reading the affidavit af tho above-named
insolvent, GEORGE LISA WILSON, and the request of
the creditors thereunto annexed, and upon hearing the
said GE' )RGE LEA WILSON, it is hereby ordered tbat
the decision of the Chief Commissioner confirmed
afterwards on appeal by the said Supremo Court re-
fusing to grant to the said GEORGE LEA WILSON
his certificate be altered and varied. And that the said
! certificate be suspended for a fortnight, and then
granted, unless sufficient cause be shewn ta the con.
i trary ; and that in the meantime tbe said insolvent do
publish this order in the New Sou h Wales Government
Gazette, and also in the daily papers.
(r.s.) WM. A. PUREFOY, Chief Commissioner.
RE-OPENING OF THE LINE TO CAMPBELL-
NOTICE is hereby given, that on and after
TUESDAY next, the 20th instant, tho usual trains
will run between Sydney and Campbelltown.
B. H. MARTINDALE, CommisB'oner.
Railway Braneh Department ol Internal Communica
lion, Sydney. 20th May. 1800._
TO THE UNEMPLOYED.-Labourers
wishing to obtain EMPLOYMENT eon have a
FREE PASSAGE to tbo Works on the Northern Line,
Maitland, on application to H. H. BROWNE, Eeq.,
Immigration Agent, Hyde Park Barracks.
By order of the Committee of the Unemployed.
UNCAN and JOHN M'LENNAN, of No
38. Sussex-street Nortb, Commission Agents,
beg to apprise their friends, np-conntry settlers, and
others, that, they have completed all arrangements for
the STORAGE and SALE of all produce entrusted to
their core. Punctuality and prompt payments may be
TYPE FOUNDRY.-The Australian Type
Foundry (late Alex. Thompson's) is still carried
on by Mrs. S. THOMPSON, 83, Yurong-Btreet, Woolloo
O YD NEY OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTION,
O for tbe Cure of Diseases of the Eye. Apply from
9 till H. to Dr. BERNCASTLE, 229, Macquarie-street.
O UNG and YEO'S DRAPERY" WARE
HOUSE, 275, PIT T-STREET.-Silks, MantleB,
Millinery, nnd Fancy Goods, in great variety.
A I SON WILSON, Painter, Glazier,
Paperhanger, Sec., late firm WILSON and SOR-
BOS, 2:ifi, Cos*lereBf>h-s!reet.
UliN.ViUh!NTAL H.VIU WORK.
fX C. COOKE, Artist iii liuir, beautifully
» plails nnd elegantly mounts Ladies' and Gen.
tlcmen'8 own hair into Bruccl-tp, Brooches, Guards,
Alberts, Ring?, tc., to the latest patterns. 239, Pitt
street, between tbe Theatie sui KiDg-sfoet,
Agent for the Lessee Afr. SAJTUEI, CotrnxE.
PROFESSOR RISLEY «nd SON,
and the accomplished Vocal and Instrument Performer,
who will appear in addition to the
THIS EVENING, Monday, May 38,
S apport ed by Messrs. Fitzgerald, Stephens, Barford, tee.
PBOFESSOB BISLEY'S CELEBRATED DRAWING
Simmons....(with song)....Mr. W. H. STEPHENS.
Notwithstanding the immense attraction-Prices as
WEDNESDAY EVENING, a great bill. Only boase
Lessee and Manager..Mr. SAMUEL COLVILLE.
PiTBON.-Hia Ezoollenoy Sir W. T. DENISON, K.C.B.,
LADY DENISON, and Family.
for a season moBt positively limited to four weeks, fonr I
nights per week, viz., MONDAYS, TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, will be inaugurated
TUESDAY EVENING, May 30, ?
By the engagement of the distinguished Artistes
SIGNOR and SIGNORA BIANCHI,
Miss OCTAVIA HAMILTON, Mesdames LACEY,
RAYMOND, THOMP30N, IVENY. JONES, &o.,&o.
Mons. E. COULON, Mr. FRANK HOWSON,
Sig. E. GRASSI, Mr, JOHN HOWSON,
Herr SCHLÜTER, Mr. SPRINGHORN,
ST. BENHAM, Mr. G. NATHANSON,
who will appear in Verdi's Grand Opear of
whioh will bs plaoed upon the Btago in a degree of gran,
deur never before attempted in Australia.
Laader.Mons. E. Eigenshench.
The whole ander the direotion and oonduotorship of !
Boxes, from £3 to Mi. Reserved seats. Dress Circle,
7s. Od. Drem Circle, at the door. Os. Beserved seats,
Stalls, Ss.; at the door, as. Upper Circle, 3s. Pit, 2s,
Box Sheet opon at the entrance to dress circle, Castle
rcagh-street, whore places may be secured by application
to Mr. COLVILLE, from ll to 3 o'olook.
Entrance to stalls same aa to dress oirole, Castlereagh
Boxes and Suata may bia scoured for any advanced
Children in arms not admitted ; sud the Free List,
with the exception of the Press, most positively sus-
NOTICE.-The Members of tho Opera
Company will take notice that the rules and re
gulations of tbe Opera House will bo moat rigidly
enforoed from this date, MONDAY, May 28.
Rehearsal for Ohorn», 10 o'clock, a.rn. ; Ditto for Full
Band and Company, half-past 12 p.m.
A largo nambor of boxes and places for tho opening
night of the Opera remain disengaged, and lest - the
general belief that the House will bc overcrowded on
Tuesday evening might deter patrons (rom visiting the'
Opera on that occasion, Mr. Colville bogs to assure
them that tickets beyond the comfortable oapuoity of tho
house will not be disposed of.
YDNEY PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Patron-Sir W. T. DENISON, K.C.B.
The Members and Subscribers are reminded that the 1
GRAND EXTRA CONCERT will take plaoe in the
Great Hall of tho Exchange, THIS DAY. tho 28th
May, and that ia addition to the Orchestral Members
of the Society, tbe following artists have kindly accorded
Miss E. HOWSON Mr. F. ELLARD
Miss C. HOWSON. Mr. F. HOWSON
By permission of Colonel Komp und the OfBcors of
H. M. 12th Regiment, the band condncted by DOUGLAS
CALLEN, Esq., will perform on this.ccoasion.
I, Overture-"Cheval de Bronze "-ORCHESTRA
2. Duett-Dita «lia pinvine-La Travista-Miss EMMA
and Mr. FBANK HOWSON-Verdi.
4. Violin Solo-" Air V.irie"-Mr. PALING- De Barlot.
6. Song-"Wouldst thou win mo"-Satanella-Miss E.
0. Solo-" England, Glorious Land," with full orchestral
accompaniment-Mr. WALLER-Wcstrop.
7. Selections f<om Semiramide-Military Band-.Rossini.
1. Overtura -? " Der Freisohutz " - ORCHESTRA
2. Seena-" Each nervo with fury trembleth"-Mr. F.
HOWSON-Lucia di Lammermoor.
3. Solo, Pianoforte-Grande Fantoisio Sur, " Guillaume
Tell"-Madame RAWACK-Dohler.
Song-" Our hearts are not our own to give"-Miss
Herr Konig'n celebrated Soto-" L'Adieu," Sax Hu rn
Gentleman amateur-Roch Albert.
Glee and Ctorus-"Fill me Boys"-Cooke.
7. Reminiscences of Auber - MILITARY BAND.
Tickets to bo had of Messrs. Buist. Mader, Johnson,
Clarke, and of the honorary treasurer, W. H. Aldis,
Esq., or' at the Society's office, 0, Hunter-street.
Subscribers, 3 tickets, 10s. 61. ; non-subscribers, Os.
Doors open at half-past 7, performance to commence
JOHN POELHMAN and G. C. BARKHAU
SEN have the honour to announce that they have
For tho forthcomoming MEET, and that every arrange-
ment has been made to secure the comfort of their
Refreshment of the most recherché character, will be
provided, together with first class WINES of every kind;
spirits, bottled beers, liqueurs, syrups, lemonade, soda
water, coffee, chocolate, confectionery. &o., lea.
A SEPARATE REFRESHMENT and BETIRING
ROOM will be appropriated for LADIES, for whom fe-
male attendants have been engaged. In a word, no pains
will be spared to deserve ' the patronage of ladies and
gentlemen visiting the GRAND STAND on each day
of the races on the new RANDWICK RAGS COURSE.
ALMER'S LIVERPOOL ARMS LUN
CHEON ROOMS» Pitt and King Btreets. Daily
Bill of Fare:-Boast and boiled poultry, soups, roast
beef, lamb, Sec, carries, pork chops, steaks, ko., icc.
Blake's colonial wine on draught.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.-The best
Cup of Coffee in Sydney, is to ba had at the
Alliance Coffee Boom!1, Temperance Hall, Pitt-street, j
HE BEST AND CHEAPEST. HOUSE
Where yon cnn get a ROC' .M'Wnntia!
DINNER FOR ONE S'ltLLINO!
From Twelve till Four, consistió; of Soup, Ucmst m
Boilod Joints, Vegetables, and Pastiy. BREAKFASTS
, «nd SUPPERS at equally moderate charges. BEDS.
JAMES E. GUSHING, from Nova Scotia.
Write) to your brother NALHAN, No. 5, Vioteria.
NOTICE-J will not be answerable for any
Debts contracted in my name by my Wife, ANN
CAULFIELD, or an," other person without my written
order, EDWARD OAO'XFIELD._
BROWNE and WiliLIAMS, Commission
Agents, Rents and Debts collected, District Cour:
forms and ceitifloates of naturalisation prepared, Aso.,
140, King-street, opposite Supreme Court.
FBRADLY, Auctioneer, Valuer, House,
. Land, and Estate Agent, Arbitrator, ito. Alliance
Auotion Rooms, 100, Pitt-street. _
ESSRS. DEARIN and ROBERTS.
COAL DEPOT, Paoiflo Wharf, foot of Druitt
HE EYESIGHT and DEAFNESS.- I
Tinted SPECTACLED, for the preservation of
tba sight ; and the ORGANIC VIBRATOR, for the re
lief and care of deafness. To be had only of Mr. DE
OTICE "ÖF REMOVAL. - JAMES j
WELSH and CO. have removed to the NEW
IRON STORE, adjoining Mason Brothers, a few doors
south of Mitchell and Co., Ship Chandlers, New Pitt
street. Ship, Provision, and Live Stock merohants.
JG. DIBBS, Commission Agent, Agent
a for the Newcastle Coal and Copper Company, next |
tbe Exobange, Pitt-Btreet.
MORANT SIMPSON, Public Account
a ant, Arbitrator, and General Agent, REMOVED
from Mort's Buildings, to No. 138, Pitt-street, nearly
ETTERtGE and HAYDON have removed j
their OFFICE to the corner of Bridge and New
R. G. W. GRAHAM, Solicitor, has RE
MOVED his Offloes to 433, George-street, three |
doors North of Market-street, abovo Mr. Bowden's Auo-
ALMAIN. - Mr. VV. J. ANDERSON,
F.R.C.S., Surgeon, removed to Asbgrove Cottage,
Darling-streot, next Presbyterian Cburah.
R. CATLETT has removed to 261,
Elizabeth-street, Hyde Park.
DENSLOW'S PHOTOGRAPHIC POR-
TRAIT GALLERT. 84, King-street, near George
N.B.-Firat-olasB portraits taken at lower prices than
at any other gallery in Sydney.
HOTOGRAPHY in all its branches, and in
the highest style of art. 0. li. CAMPBELL, 330,
George-street, old Empire office.
ITHOGRAPHIO PRINTING OFFICE.- j
E. TURNER, 200, George-street, over Mr. Wader's, J
TVrOW OPENED, SCOTT'S THVTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY, (late Batcheldet's) 318,
George-street, over Ferd's, News Office.
L~IVERPOOL COMMERCIAL ACADEMY.
1st Class.60 Guineas per annum.
Latin, Frenoh, Italian, Drawing, and Dancing, eaoh
Entrance feo 1 guinea, in lieu of. any churgo far
A quarter'« notice, or a quarter's terms will bo re-
quired before tho removal of pupils.
The highost testimonials and references given.
TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS^
Department of Publio Works.
NO eligible Tender having been received for
tho construction of the Camden Bridge, fresh
Tenders will bo reoeived at this Office until noon of
TUESDAY, the (¡th day of June next, from persons
willing to oontraot for tbe construction of a Bridge ovor
the Nepean River at Camden.
Plan and specification can bo seen, and form of tender
end further information obtained at tho OfQoo of the j
Commissioner .for Internal Communication, Sydney, and
at the Police Offi.cn, Camden.
Tenders to stale the time within which it is proposed
to completo tho work, and at the foot of eaoh there must
be a memorandum signed by two respontible persons, as j
sureties, undertaking thal in the event of the aacoptanco
of auch Tender, they will jointly and severally execute
and deliver at tho Office ot the Crown Solioitor, Sydney, I
or at tho Polico Office, Camden, a Bond to Hor Majesty
in tho penal Bum of one-tenth of the gross amount of
Contra ot, as security 'or its duo performance, other-
wise the Tender will not be taken into consideration.
Department of Public Works,
Bydney, 23nl April, 1800.
TENDERS will be received at thi3 office,
until 12 o'clook of TUESDAY, the 28th May next,
from persons willing to oontraot for tho erection cf a
Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Watch house
Flan, specification, and form of tender, may be see n, j
and further particulars obtained at the Colonial
Architect's Office, Sydney, or at the Polico Office,
Tenders most state the time within willoh it is pro-
posed to complete the work, and at the foot of every
tender there must be a memorandum signed by tho party
tendering, and two respensible persona as sureties,
agreeing tobe answerable lor tbe due performance of tho
Contract, in the event of the Tender being accepted, and
undertaking in that event, that they will severally exe-
cute and deliver, at the office cf the Crown Solioitor in
Sydney, or at the Police Office, Tumut, within fourteen
days from the usual notification ot acopptanoe, a Bond
to ber Majesty, in the penal saxa of £160, for securing
snch performance, otherwise the Tender will not bo j
taken into consideration.
TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.
Department of Publio Works,
fXIENDERS will bo received at this Office,
JL until noon, of TUESDAY, the 10th of June next,
from persons willing to contract for tho erection of a
Bridge over Stoney Creek, near Maitland, on the road
from Maitland to Wollombi.
Tenders to state the time within wbioh it is proposed :
to complete the work, and at the foot of each must bo a
memorandum signed by two responsible persons an
sureties, undertaking that, in the event of acceptance,
they will jointly and severally pxeoute and deliver nt the
Office of the Crown Solicitor, in Sydnoy, or at the West
Maitland Police Office, a bond to lier Majesty in the
penal sum of one-tenth of the amount of Contract for
securing its dne performance.
Plan and specification can be Been, and form of tender
and further information obtained at tho Office of the
Commissioner for Internal Communication, Sydney, and
ot tho Police Olhce, Wist Maitland.
Tba Government does not Hod itself to accept the |
Tenders to be endorsed, «. Tender for Stoney Creek |
TO CONTRACTO MS.-TKND JiRS are in-
vited for tua K.rccúon of a \V fcSLEYAN CHURCH.
The cVcwin^s n»d Hpucifi:Btions can lo sprn ot tiio ofßco |
of the Architect, Mr. THOMAS ROWE, 400. George
street; and ot the Rev. JOHN VERCOE'S, Penrith.
Tenders to be delivered on or beiore June the Otb, 1800, J
TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.
re?»ilment of Publio Works,
TENDERS will be received at this office
until noon of TUESDAY", the 10th day of Juna
nc st, from parsons Tilling to contract for the oonstrt ej
tion of a Bridgs at tbe Bark Huts, da the Great Southern
Pinn and specification can be seen/ and form of
ten 1er and further particulars obtained at the office
<t the Commissioner for Internal Communication.
Tenders ta stato the time within which it is1 pro-
posed to completo the work,- and at the foot of eaob,
lhere roust hn a mémorandum'signed by two responsible*
[.erRonn as sureties, undertaking' that in the event of the
acceptance of such Tender they will jointly and hevsrallv
I execute and deliver at the cffloe of the Crown Solicitor
in Sydney, a Bond to her Majesty in- the penal sum of
nne-tentu of the grass amoant of eontroot as security
I fer its due performances. ¿
The Government does not bind itself* to accept that
Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Bark Hat»
CONSTRUCTION ANf> MAINTENANCE
Department nf f nolie Works,
TENDERS will be recoived at this Office
until noon of TUESDAY, the 19th day of Juno'next,
for forming, - draining, and metalling, nooordiojr to
specifisation, at the following plaoea on the öreat
Con traut No. 3.-Dove Inn tn Bark Huta Bridge.
" No. 4.-Ralph's Bridge, near Kelly'«' Croa»
" No. 0.-Blade's to Knight's, between Crot .
" No. 8.-Nott Hill to near Campbelltown Gross,
Each Controot to be tendered for separately.
Specifications and ferro of Tender may be seen, «nd
further particulars obtained, at the Offioe of tba Com
missioner for Internal Communication, Sydney, and the
Police Offices, Liverpool end Camden, and from tba
Road Overseer, at Liverpool, by whom the works will ba
pointed ont on the ground to patties applying.
Every Tender must be signed by tb* party tendering,
and must bear et thu foot the names and addresses of
two responsible persons, who will soverally execute and.
deliver at the o Ol co of the Crown Solicitor, Sydney, or
at the Pohoo Offices, Liverpool or Camden, within tea.
days from the usual notification of acceptance, a Bond to>
her Majesty, in tho penal sum of one-tenth of the grose
amount of such Tender, as seourity for ita due per-
The Government does not bind itself to aooopt th»
Tenders to bo endorsed, " Tender for 1st District.
TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.
Department of Public Works,
Sydney, 10th May, 1880. ?
TENDERS will be received at this Office
until Noon, on TUESDAY, the 19th day of Juna
next, from persons willing to contraot for the construc-
tion of a Bridge over Ropes' Crook, near St. Mary's, cn
the Great Western Road. .?
Pian and spécification can be seen, and form of
Tender and further information obtained at the Offloo of
the Commissioner for Internal-communication, Sydney;
and at the Police-office, Penrith.
Tendera to state the time within whieb it is pro-. ;. ...
posed to complete tho work, and at the, .foot of enoh
there must bo a memorandum Bigned hy two responsible í*^T
sureties, undertaking that in tho event of the acceptance"-. "
of euch T<nder, they will jointly, and'soverally execute
and deliver, at tho Offico of the Crown Solieitor, Sydney,
or at tho Police Office, Penrith, a bond to ber Majesty,
ia tho penal sum of ono-tenth of the gross amount of
contraot, as soourity for its due performance.
The Government doos not bind USBIÍ to aooept the
Tenders to be endorsed,"Tender for Hopes'Creek
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
Department of Publio Works,
TENDERS will bo recoived at this office un-
til noon or TUESDAY, the 30th day of Jane next,
for dearing, fóimlng, draining, gravelling, and mnin
tennnco, according to the spaolflaations, at the following
places, on tbo first district of the Great Nortt cert
8A. Apple Tree Flat to Grass Tree Hill.
11A. Blaok Hills to Sandy Creek.
14A. Aberdeen to Noah'a Ark. .
15A. Noah's Ark to Black Ridge.
10A. St. Aubin'» culvert, near Soone, southwards.
10.1. Warlands Bango to Murulla,
Each contraot to be tendered for separately«
Specifications and fo: nt of tender may ba seen, and.
further particulars obtained, at the offioe of the Commis-
sioner for Internal Communication, Sydney, the Polioc
oliloes. East Maitland, Soone, or Murrurundi, and front
the road superintendent, Singleton, by whom the works
will bo pointed out on tbo ground to parties applying.
Each tender must be signed by the party tendering,
and must bear at the foot the names and addresses of
two responsible parsons, who will severally exponte and
deliver, at the olOce of the Crown Solicitor, Sydney, or
at the Police-offices, East Maitland, Singlotoo, Soone. Ot
Murrurundi, within ton days from the usual notification
of acoeptanoe, a bond to her Mojosty in the penal Bum
of one-tenth of the gross amount of suoh tender aa
security far its due performance.
Tbo Government does not bind itself to tCJept thai
Tenders to ba endorsed " Tender for 1st District,
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE,
Department of Publio Work«,
Sydney, 27th April, 1809.
TENDERS will be received at this o ince
until noon of TUESDAY, the 29th day of May
next, for forming, draining, ballasting, gravelling, metal-
ling, and maintaining road, and for. supplying metal for
repairs, on the 1st Dlatrlot of tbe Great Weston Road,
in accordance with the terms of advertisement of tho
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE:
OF THE GREAT WESTERN ROAD.
Department of Publio Works.
Sydney, 37th April, 1880.
TENDERS will bo received at this office until
noon of TU1SSDAY, 20th day of May next, for
forming, draining, ballasting, and metalling road, and
for supplying metal for repairs on the second district
of the Great Western Road, in accordance with the»
terms of advertisement of tho 4th May, 1800.
CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE,
Department of Pabilo Works. '
Sydnoy, 27tb April, 1800.
TENDERS will be received at this Office, until
noon of TUESDAY, the 20lh day of May next,
for clearing, forming, draining, gravelling and metalling,
on the Mudgeo Road, in accordance with the terms of
advertisement of the 4th Moy, I860. ._"___
DRAINAGE.-TENDERS will bo received
till THUnSDAY, 31st insUnt, from persons
willing to contract for laying down 230 feet Clay Drain
Pipe*. ROBER V GUY. 607, Brickflolii.liill.
IO MASONS and CONTRACTORS.
m. TENDERS aro hereby iuvited up to 12 o'clock
a.m., SATURDAY, the SOth instant, for the mason's
work required in tho erection of a first-class villa resi-
dence at Car-Rco. Drawings and specifics!ion cnn be
s en at the office of Mr.-THOMAS ROWE, Architect,
400, George-street, to «hom tenders must bs delivered.