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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2084, 8 September 1875, Page 3

Wanted WANTED, a Good GENERAL SERVANT. Apply office of this paper. 1042 WANTED, a Strong LAD, of about 16 years of age.—Apply at Office of this paper. WANTED, 100 Men Daily at JOSLIN'S Haib Ct)*Tixa Establishment to J be Shaved, Shampooed, &0., nex) Fug»fcc't I Bed Boot, Owon-itreet, Grahamitown. j i Amusements I , ; _ ! ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE Eev. P. P. Agnew's Reminiscence! of B ABLY PRISON, CONVICT, AND BUSHRAWQING LIFE in New South Wales. SATURDAY AND TUESDAY, September 11th and 14th. FIRST DISCOURSE. James the Second and Transportation! The Floatiog Hell! Botany Bay! The Reign of Terror—The British Slave Market—Pady Mooney'a Journey to China— Australian Sunshine. For full particulars, ice day bills. Sunday, the rev. gentleman ■will hold divine service at 7 o'clock p.m. Fbedebick J. Wins, Manager. Election Notices ANNUAL ELECTION OF THREE COUNCILLORS FOR THE BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF THAMES. IWIILIAM DATIEB, Mayor aad Ro--9 turning Officer, do hereby give public noiioe that the following persons have been duly Eominated to the office of Councillor to the said Borough of Thames, to wit s— JOHN BUTT, JOHN GIBBONS, JOHN WILSON, JAMES HERON, FREDERICK ARTHUR PULLBINE, JAMES McGOWAN. And I do hereby further give notice that a Poll will be taken for the Election of auch Three Councillor on THURSDAY, the 9th day of September, 1875, being the day appointed for holding such Eleotion, at the offices of (he Council of the Borough of Thames, Queen street, Grahamstown, and that such Poll will commence on that day at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, and close at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. W. Davtes, Returning Officer. Thames, August 31st, 1875. 996

TO THE ELECTOES OF THE BOEOUGH. TI7ITH all due respect to the Council, it is important that you who are to elect three members on Thursday should remember that we are exceeding our income at the rate of over £2,000 per annum | and what bare we to show for it—one or two streets well attended to, while all who live on the outskirts may climb to their places as they please—no money for these works, but the Kate-collector will find your place nevertheless. If you are satisfied with this state of matters, then DO NOT TOTE FOR McGOWAN. Now, is there any reason why you should Tote for him ?—Because he is the only Candidate who has plainly stated hi 3 views without button-holing or canvassing. Let us not be sunk in debt with nothing to show for it, for I suffer with you. Yours respectfully, 1040 JAMES McGOWAN.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF THAMES. ri ENTLEMEN,—-I have the honor to solicit the favor of .your suffrages for re» election at the forthcoming election. John Btttt. * i , MUNICIPAL ELECTION. *> TO &IJBURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF THAMES. 7' /"N ENTLEMEN,—-At the requeßt of a few friends, I have been induced to offer myielf as a CANDIDATE for the office of Borough Councillor at the forthcoming Election, and respectfully solicit the favour of your votes. I have the honor to be, gentlemen, Your most obedieat servant, James Heron. Shortland, 30th August, 1875. 997