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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3356, 24 September 1879, Page 3

j&tte Inr TO-MORROW. ! THURSDAY, 25th ! -Sl\ SALE ByTucjHON. At 11 o'clock. "D &> McGREGOR AND CO. Will sell by "Public Auotion on the Premises of the National Batik, Albert ttreet, Grahamstown, on the above date, A Quantity of OFFICE and 1 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SUNDRIES, &c. &c. 1065

Concert

ST. GEORGE'S CHUIICH.

A CONCERT in aid of the Funds of St. George's Church will bo git on by the Choir on FRIDAY next, 26th instant, at the Auadumy of Music. Tickets:—Front seats, 3); gallery, 2» ; pit, la. Mny be obtained of the R*v. V. Lush, or Ihe Churohwardont. 1080

Meetings

THAMES HARBOR BOARD. |X conformity with "The Harbours Act 1878," ard tho Order of the Governor in Council, dated 21at January, 1879,1 HERE. BY GITB NOTICE that a MEETING of Persons who hiive Paid Port, Harbour, Pilot- ! age and Wharfage Duties, and Charges in j respect ef the Port of Thames, lothe amount of not less than £2 sterling, during th« year proceeding the day of Election, will be held at the Harbour Board Offices, Albert street, Grahtmstown, on THURSDAY, the 25th day of September, inst., at 12 o'clock NOON, for the purpose of ELECTING ONE perse* to the Office of Member of the Thames Harbor Board. John Bbowit, Chairman Thames Harbour Board* September 6tb, 1879. 998

A. O. F. COUET PKIDK OF PA KNELL, 4409.

V^*>*lV mHB QUARTEBLT 1 MEETING- of the rr'MM^knr^t' nl)-0Te Court will be held VMffl^ / nt'the Freemasons' Hall, •TiaHEllffiy^sL Owen street, GrahamsJHr'?^**s^>^2|s. town, on THUKSJ/AI, m&Jf&l^Jm- EVENING, September 25rl>, at 7.30 o'clock. tmftm»mßrS!'imm iZH Business— Usual Quarterly. Chab. Ahibb, Secretary. PEINCE IMPERIAL GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited.)

THR Annual General MEETING of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Office, Wjndham-itreet, Auckland, on SATURDAY, the 27th September, 1879, at 11 a.m. H. N. Gabiakd, 1066 Secretary.

Bazaar

MRS A. HUME will bold a BAZAAR for the BENEFIT of the THAMEg HOSPITAL in the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on MONDAY, the 29th inst. Open from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., after which there will be a DANCE. Tlie Thames Hauraki Engineer's Band will attend. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. 1063

Notices BOARD OF EDUCATION. THE week beginning MONDAY, September 29, Trill be obserred us a Holiday Week at the Thames Schools. By order of the Board. VINCEBI? E. BICE, 1073 Secretary. ACME BAKKBY, EOLIESTOK STBEET, SHOETLAND. HAYING succeeded MeS CtißA Sash in the aboTe Basinets, we Solicit a CONTINUANCE of the Favors conferred on our Predecessor. Tke Business will henceforth he God* ducted under the Style and Fuljames and Scott. BEST BREAD delirered at Usual Fbices. tSST LIBERAL DISCOUNT to 1 Hotels and Stores. Soirees, Pionics, and Ereniisg Parties | Snpplied in Best Sttm j AT LOWEST PBICEB. Pastry, Co»i?EcxoKAay, and Biscuits Alwajs on Hand. ALBEBT FULJAMES. 1079 WILLIAM SCOTT. Wanted TTT ANTED. — WANTED Thames Residents visiting Auckland often want Accommodation}} for the future try the FORESTERS' ARMS, ALBERT STREET. Can be a»en from tbt Wharf, a little to the right of the Town Clock. The Hotel haa 23 good Beds, both double and single; and tii« Table it sscond to none in the City. Beds, Is Meals, lsj Board aadl Residence, £1 per wtek. Passengers arriving by the Night Boat admitted any hour by knocking at tht frontdoor. H, PHILLEP3, Pioieaunoi, Formerly of the Golden Age Hotel, Browa 1946 'street. WANTED KNOWN-Proxj Forms' for Mining Companies may be ek« taut* »t tli* Bta» Office.