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Thames Star, Volume IX, Issue 3037, 8 November 1878, Page 3

Amusements QJTAE COMPANY. Stage Manager ... .... Mr D. Clinton Soenic Artist Mr B. Htrcra.Br Musical Conductor ... Mr R. Owen. TO-NIGHT ! DAUGHTER OP THE REGIMENT! ! Josephine, Miss Jennie Nye ; Duchess de Grandtete, Miss Bessy Vivian ; Marchioness of Berkenfelat, Miss Kate Vernon ; Bosette, Mist Maud Vincent; Pauline, Misb flet-ty St. Olair; Scalade, Mr John Howe ; Guillot, Mr James Hooper; Duke de Grandtote, Mr E. Huntley ; Pumperkniokle, Mr X Alexander; Pierre, Mr Hans Wilson; Stephen, Mr Horace Shiels ; Peasants, Soldiers, &c, &c. Aptbb Which, MUSICAL INTERLUDE. Selection from Gibom-e-GLboM/A— "Bee how it Sparkles" (by the Queen of Song)— Miss Ruby D'Aroy. The whole to conclude with the Burlesque of WILLIKIND AND HYS DINAH! Characters by the full strength of the Campany. Doors open at 7.30; Performance aft 8. — Front Seats, 3a; Gallery, 2s j Pit, Is. 3407 >-„ Miscellaneous THAMES COUNTY ELECTION. 'i ■ *■ T WILLIAM FRASER, Returning Officer for Thames County, hereby notify that John BIOBDAN bai This Day delivered to me a paper staling that he WITHDRAWS his HAMS as a Candidate at the Eleotion for the office of Councillor for the Ohinemuri Biding. Dated this eighth day of November, 1878. W. Fbaskb, 51U Returning Officer. Mayoralty Election. 30 THE BURGESSES OF THAMES BOROUGH. TT AJDIEB akd GENTLEMEN,—In making -■—^ a canvas of the Borough—in which, so far, I hare'received Tery gratifying assurances of support— I hate discovered that some perloot have been trying to influence voters by 'laying that I will not go the»Poll. I therefore take this opportunity of stating that I •hall not recede from the position I have accepted at the request of so many fellow citizens, but will go to the Poll, and therefore solicit your votes. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Faithfully yours, Wm. McCunoxraH. r yoy^ißt, 1878. TVTOBTH BRITISH AND METBJ\ CANTILE INSURANCE COMPANT. LONDON AND EDINBURGH. Established 1809. Incorporated by Boyal Chatter. AMtted Capitol ~ ... *iwsff«... *»« mm lire Premium Beserve 302,671 Total Fire Reser»e» ... ... 1,097,248 Income* of the Fire Depart r ment, Net Premiums and Interest ... ' 967,080 lire Ri«kß taken on Buildings and Property on Thames Goldfields at Lowest Rates. Losses promptly and deliberately dealt mi ' THOMAS VBALBV Acrairr, Poxkkn Stbbbt. 3374

M. Whitehead HAS tat REOIVED a Great VARIETY - -.V /■ of XAIXI2> AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AWD SHOES, Suitable for Summer Wear. I«A3?EBT FASHION IN KID BOOTS. HEWEST IMPRG'VBMENTS IN PEUNNELLA BOOTS. NEWEST STYLE IB' LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOE»S—A GREAT VARIETY OP TjTOSSE ! They are warranted to gi?e satisfaction to ill, an*.will be Sold at much Lower Prices than usual — The Stock is the Largest; on theThame?, *on»equently you have a Greater Variety to fleleot from. COLONIAL BOOTS in Men's, Women's, and Children's ai* the same Reasonable Prices, on Kind and Made to Order, You may confidently rely on «v cry attention being paid to your requirements. ggT Note Address— M. WHITEHEAD, POLLEN-STREET, SHORTLAND (Next Wilson's, Draper), AND OLDER ESTABLISHMENT (Near Exchange Hotel.) 3373 MisTcOBSTON, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKEB, BEGS to return THANKS to the Ladies of the Thames for pa.t fctoura, and hopes by Btriot attention to business to merit a continuance of their Patronage. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. BROW N~~!3 TR JB E T, Beach Road. N.B.—OSTRICH FEATHERS CLEANED OR DYED. APPRENTICES WANTED. 3395 /CORRECT NUMBERS Guarantee at '\J he EVENING- STAB, Thames