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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2532, 16 February 1877, Page 3

Amusements mHEATRE ROYAL Lessee ... ... R. J. De Lias. ANNOUNCEMENfIxTRAORDINARY. FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY. . MR .1. K. EMMET. OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, February X9fch. The Popular Comedian will produce his WORLD-FAMED DRAMA, FRITZ lll'' The run of which has eclipsed anything in modern times. STTJPPOBTED BY. MISS RENA, MR G. F. MAEDER, And a Full Company. Complete Orchestra and the original Scenery. For particulars see small bills. 237 Wanted WANTED, by a Young Perion, a SITUATION in a respectable Family. Wages not so much an. object as a Comfortable Home. Address A.S., Star Office, 0-rahame-town. ■ ' . 238 \I T ANTED to Let a BED and SITTING- * » BOOM Furnished, Residence' within 10 minutes of the enntre of Qrahamstown. Apply O&ce of this paper. WANTED TO SELL 1 AAA STRONG GALVANISED IRON 1 UUU FIREPLACES, 3Os each. Cash. Extra Piping, Is 6d per foot. Geobghs' McOato. WANTED Known, " to meet the times," I- am layinp on i-inch WATER PIPE at 3d per foot j Best High-pressure Cocks, 4s 6d ; Connections, Is. .. Geobge McCaui. WANTED KNOWN—Proxy Forma for Mining Companies may be obtained at the Stab Office. Missing Friends IF this should meet the eye of THOMAS WILLIAMS, who left. Sydney in the s.B. Otago on the 22nd November, 1876— A Letter 1 of importance awaits him at the office of this paper. : 242 Notices GETTING ALONG. mHERE are different ways of Getting JL Along, as progress is sometimes called. . ' It does not always mean making a large sum of money, or being a great man for peoplo to admire or look at with wonder. Leaving off a bad habit for a good one is Getting Along; to be clean and tidy instead of dirty and disorderly is Getting Along;, to be careful and saving instead of thoughtless and extravagantrto be active and industrious instead of idle and lazy— * TO BUY YOUR TEA; AND GROCERIES AT ' ; ■ • McGO WAN'S Instead of elsewhere is GETTING ALONG. Money is .a very useful article in its way, but it's possible to get along with but small means if rightly managed and laid out at McGO WAN'S. We are the CHEAPEST HOUSE on the THAMES for . GROCERIES AND CROCKERY- . WARE. [ Our Prices all round are the most favorable for the consumer on the Thames. Have you tried our 3s TEA ? -GEORGE WILTSHIRE, (Late of Messrs W.E'etvUt.and. Co., Iron . . 'monffersj, BEGS to inform the inhahitants of the Thames that he has OPENED THOSE CENTRALLYSITUATED PREMISES AT THE OORNEE OP MARY AND . POLLEN - STREETS,. ' " With a Large and Welkeelected Stock of Ironmongery AND GENERAL GROCERIES, And trusts, >hy careful attontion to their wantp, to receive a fair share of their patronage and support. ALL KINDS OF IRONMONGERY AT IOWJJST BAT.ES.- ' GROCERIES .of EVERY DESCRIPTION Not to be excelled in either Quality or Trice. . . • 156 XT OTI C E. WBLUNDELL, Watchmaker, &c., • Pollen street, Shortland, Being about to retire from Business, begs to return his sincere THANK-} to his J\iends and the Publis generally who hare so kindly patronised him during hi& residence at the Thames. He requests that all Accounts due to mm, and all Claims agaiiißfe-him be sent in before the Ist March next. . 146 PUBLIC CRUSHING, ffIHE Undersigned is prepared to CRUSH JL Large or Small PARCELS of QUARTZ at Lowest Rates. J. W. Waxkeb, • ' Manager. Kwranui Hill United Company, i. January 19, 1877r