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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1980, 10 May 1875, Page 3

Amusements

np HEA TR E T3 OVA L, Gkahasistown. Lessee B.J.DELIAS. POSIIIVELY LAST SIX NIGHTS Of those Eminent Artiste?, THE DARRELLS !!! i MR AND MRS GEORGE DARRELL. i THIS (MONDAY) EVENINGS Max 10, | Mr George Dan-ell's Original Droma, JU ND BE THE BAN!!! Now playing with remarkable Biicee;s in America. « f" thJ.°" c. Bfc ] ... Mrs Georgo Darrell Alice Fielding ) Herbert Deyore ... Mr GJ-eorge Darrell Supported by the Full Compaoy. UNDER THE BA NI TUESDAY—JANE SHOEE. SATURDAY—LAST NIGHT OF EVERYBODY. No repetition of any piece. Stalls, 4s; Civc'e, 2s 61 ; Pit, Is. Wan ed WANTED, a Man as PLAIN COOK, for Puriri. Apply at Hazlebank Hotel, Brown street. 436 WANTED, a Young Girl as GENERAL SERVANT.—AppIy at once, Office of this Paper. WANTED, a First-class CIRCULAR SAW, HAND.—Apply to John, Read, Timber Merchant.: i - 388: WANTED, 160 Won Daily at JOSLIN'S HAIB Ct'lTIK« EST*BLIBHMENT to be Shaved, Shampooed, &c, nexl Fugato'i Bed Boofc, Owen-fitrcet, G rahnmstcmn. ;TTT A NT ED KNO "W N. Mbs HARVEY having REMOVED to Brown street,' * nearly opposite the Academy of Music, still continues to Stamp Embroidery of Choice Patterns. Ladies' and Children's Dresses, of any color or material Traced for Braid Work. Braiding and Pinking done in a Superior Style at Moderate Charges. . 362 TTT ANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THEY CAN BUY THEIR GROCERIES. "at ' REDUCED PRICES AT McCARRON'S NEW STORE, EOLLESTON STREET. All Goods Guaranteed of Superior Quality. ; .-■ •■ ■■■• ■:■-.- ■■■• ■■■, -. ■ -: ■ . .".. ■ 296 : Idteetings : . : ; THAMES MINERS'ACCIDENT EELIEF FCJND. fiiHE Half-yearly MEETING of tho SubJL scribcrs to the above Fluid will bo held THIS (Monday) EVENING-, May 10th, 1875, at 8 o'clock, at the Governor Bowen Hotel. ■" ■ ';'••■' ■:'",;_:\:;:;:■":..: ■. Bu»ines9: Receiving Half yearly Report and Balance Sheet. By order of the Committee. Fbbd. F. Day, 422 Secretary. H. A. C. B. S. Gbahamstowu Bbanch, No. 35. - TpHE usual Fortnightly JpJHU *- MEETING- of the above WmSrwf 'Branch will be held at the ■'US!! m. Ha]l THIS -(Wonday) EVENWttp ING -t May LODh, at 7.30 r M. LaNDBKS, Secretary. ' 9 ■I-O. O. F., I^ISJIJ M.U., A.D. LOYAL WAIEATO LODGE, No. 5444. mHE.Usual Fortnightly MEETING- of tho JL above Lodge will be held at the Odd Fellows' Hall, Richmond street, Shortland, on TUESDAY EVENING, May 11th, at 7.33. ■ . ' : !:" ; ' -: -. Charles Ahibe, Secretary. TH AM E S S C O T T IS H VOLUNTEERS. piHURCH PARADE on SUNDAY, at 10 \J a.m., for Company, Band and Cadets. T. L. MtTBBAY, 423 Captain.

Funerals]

A. O. F. COUET PEIDE OF PAENELL, U99. mHB BRETHREN of the abovo Court are JL requested to AS iEMBLE at the residence of Bro. H.Him., Upper Sealey street, TO MORROW (Tuesday), the 11th inst., at 4 p.m., for the purpose of attending the Funeral of his deceased child. Chas. Ahieb, 434 Secretary. 1 ; NO TIC E. TMPOUNDED in the Public Pound, ShortJL land, May the 7th, 1875, by George Cribb, 1 Red COW, wfeite face, no brands, short horns, white stripe on top of shoulders, for trespassing in his paddock, Parawai; damages, £1 10s., and in default of being Released, aad all expenses paid, I will apply to a Justice of the Peace for an Order to SELL the said O#w on MONDAY, 17th day of May, 1875,12 o'clock noon, by public auction at the Public Pound, Shortland. R.B. Bbown, 435. Poundkeeper. a 10 SPORTSMEN.—Any Pemn or Persons Pound TRESPASSING on my Land at PURIRI in pursuit of GAME will be PROSECUTED.— Aiexandeb Hogg. ' 429