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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2172, 20 December 1875, Page 3

Amusements ST. GEORGE'S CHUEOH SUNDAY SCHOOL. A N ENTERTAINMENT, kindly given .£jL by St. George's Choir, in aid of the funds of the School, will take plnce at the School-house, Rolleston gtreot, on TUESDAY, Dec. 21st, 1875. :■ SONG 3, DUETS, GLEES, Ac, &c. To conclude with a Dance. Admission :—Entertainment, Is ; Entertainment and Dance, 2s. Doors open at 7.80, to commence at 8. 1600 FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' DEMO N STRATI O N, '■ ; ' '' Iff AID OF ; ; '" THE THAMES HOSPITAL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1875, A.T THE PAEAWAI GARDENS. PBOGBAMME OF^SPOBTS: 1. MAIDEN FOOT EAOF.—Distance, 250 yards ; for all men who have never won public money. Entry, 3s. Firafc prize, —; second, —. >„.., ■■: '■■ ' „-,; ,■ . '■- 2. HURDLE'BAOE (Handicap.)—-Distance, 440 yards, over 4 hurdles. Entry, 2s 6d. First prize, —; ■econd, —. 3. THREE • LEGGED RACE. — Distance, 150 yards. Entry, 3s. First prize, — j second, —. 4. FORESTERS' FOOT BACE.—Distance, 300 yards ; for Foresters only. Entry, 2s 6d. First prize, silver cup ; second, 5. FOOT RACE—HaIf mile (handicap). , Entry, 3s. First prize, —; second, —. 6. FOOT BACE (Handicap), for Members of Juvenile Societies. —Distance, 150 yards. Entry, Is. First prize, —; second, —. 7. FO 0T -RACE (Handicap, for Members of Friendly Societias only).—Distance, 250 yards. Entry, 2s 6d. First prize, — 5 ; second,—. . 8. FOOT RACE, for Members of Bands.— Tietance, 200 yards. Entry, —. First prize,—j second, —•• 9. FOOT RACE, for Juvenile Foresters — Distance, 100 yards. Entry, Is. First prize, — ; second, —r-, Po6t entries for each event. Any person lodging a protest muet deposit 10s. The decision of the committee to be fitial in all caacs. Perions wishing to erect Merry-go-rounds or Staudsmust apply tothe Chairman (L. J. Baguall), or the undersigned. E. HONISB, 1601 Secretary. Election Notices TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF THAMES. C\ ENTLEMEN,—I beg to offer myAJT self as a CANDIDATE for the honor of being returned at the ensuing General Election as one of your representatives. I shall take early opportunities of personally, placing before you my views on public questions. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, J. E. Macdonald. Thames, 17th December, 1875. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DISTRICT OF THE THAMES. /-^ ENTLEMEN,^—I intend to seek your VJT suffrages at the forihcoming Election of Members of the General Assembly. I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you on the various political questions no^» occupying public attention, and believe my views will accord with those of the great majority of this community. I am, Gentlemen, Youra obediently, W. Rowe. Grahamstown, 24th November, 1875. ■•■ ; : 1445 Charles Joynt BEGS to inform his Friends and Cub- , tomers that he Has Opened 176 Packages OS GROCERIES TOB THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. 30 Pkges. best brand Teas, Ex Heeo, from Melbourne. C. J. begs to return thanks to all his Customers for the kind support given him during the lust seven years, and hopes to retain that Custom by trying to give all the satisfaction in his power. - X Families waited on for orders. Goods delivered. POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. December, 1875. i 1572 Mercantile Loan and Discount Company, GRAHAMSTOWN. npHE Company is prepared to Discount Bills, X Advance Money upoa personal or other security, repayable by monthly or quarterly instalments. Sums of £5 and upwards advanced on deposit of deeds — Freehold 01 Leasehold —Sills of Lading, Bonded Certiflcates, Shares, or other tangible security. All transactions and advances made without delay, if security approved of. Applications to be made to the Secretary, Edwin Binney, Albert street, Grahamstown,