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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2603, 11 May 1877, Page 3

Amusements v rnHEATBE R O V i L. , R. J. DeLias, Lksseb. . TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) MAY lira. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT ' ONE OF THE GE ORGIAS! . A^Alfl? FASHIOISfABES NIGHT, Under the palronoge and presence of His . Worship the Mi yob, and the GftAHAMSTOWN AND SHORTLAND FIRE BRIGADES. ,^ NEW PROGRAMME ESPECIALLY ARRANGED FOR THE OCCASION. '$& Bear in mind tlie MID-DAY PERFORMANCE TQ-MOBROW at,2. Brig theLittlepnes.-' ." !; ::jI: ' ' Admission :—Children, Front Seats, Is ; ditto elsewhere, 6d j AduUa, Front, 2s; ditto elsewhere, la. ";i : . ' positively the last perform* <ane».: An Extraordinary Bill. ' Box Plan on view at "BUrra's Book Store. Admission—FrontSeats, 4e: Stalls. 2s 6d| Pit, Is. i ST. GEORGE'S HALL SKATING RINK mHE RINK is NOW OPEN EVERY BAY from 4 p no. to 6 p.m., and from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Admission (with, use of Slates for One Hour)— OKE SHILLING^ Au INSTRUCTION-GLASS far LADIES from 4pm. to 6 p.m. Terms on application at the Hall. i FOOTBALL. MEMBERS of <he Thames Football Club are rrqucsted to be on the Ground, Barawai, TO-MORROW AFTFRNOQN, at 1 half past two, when'eides for a match will be chosen. Fbed. J. BtraaEss, 678 , , Secretary. Notices N O T I C E. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to the Estate of Wij iiTi^af Sai kn, Bootmaker, are informed that t^e urrclertigned has been appointed by the Ti »etee*> to Co'Lcb and Beceive the Amounts Owing, 1 «nd requests a Prompt Settlement of the samo. Edwd. Hqniss, v -^~i-«r—''Agenf: Albert street, sth May, 1877. i j "t [ESTABIISHED 1869.]^" E. WISEMAN, >P RAC TI (U L TAILOR, " ' ' BeowK 1 Stebet/ * G R A H A MJS T-*> W- N, T N" re! urning THANKS 'for the large amount X of PATKCNAGE and RLCOMMENDATION with which he lias been favoured during his residence on the Thames, respectfully announces that on account of his STEADILY INCREASING BUSINESS _S HE _HAB ..^., ■•-.■■ ; '■„: TO AND ., MORE COMS* t> AiODIOTJS^ PREMISES (Seven Doors.frpm the Bank of New Zea'and.) many.years' London and <Colonial' Sxperience'/JRecemng all Orders, Cutting every Garment himself, and Per* sorally Superintending • the Making-up/ ha can GUARANTEE to his Customers the .4Fulles>. Satisfaction ast regards: i ' b : * QUALITY * ? and: .* STYLE, * •** FIT •* -AND ENGLISH ; AND COLONIAL CLOTHS A^d TWElii>3 in GREAT TARIETY, ;: • :-: :i"-:O.^ \~,':.{'iVArr\JOF----'l-,',;C'\' FIRSTOLASS QUALITY ONLY KEPj? ,■• ■■-:■ ; !1f .:.-.-..» v :;-^ N . gxOdK. '' ■ , . MEMBERS of the Thamee Stock Ex* changd—- -i' '■ ■ JOHN H. SALMON, Chairmau JOHN FRATER, Treaeurer D. R. GEtLTON, Secretary •-■.■; 'MvHENNELLY : a >;- samuel turtle louis melhose " ■•''• * . b. McDonald scott : ;,..--.,. . : B, C. FRYER , ( ; , ■"' ■"' ' ' '..'. G. A. BUTTLE RIO HARD HUDSON ; „ J. L, WHIIFORD , ' CJOH^ H. WHITE. 567 = ' .BUSINESS NOTICE. THE. SHOP; of the Jalc Mr Kundam. was BEOPENED on TUESDAY, the Ist of May. ■ "■•■.'■'..- N.B.—Mrs Kem>ah- THANKS her cumorous Friends,awd Cusfc-irrter? for past favour?, and respectfully rcquesi's a continunnco of the aatne. AU persons faclebted to-:th.e lato Mi 1 Kendall are^jequested to eettfe.the same at once. ' • ;: ■■ J. TowifssTSfy ': ■ (530 :V'F^Mv3W.H. Kendall.