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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3357, 25 September 1879, Page 3

Amusements

a G A D E«M V OP M U SIC, I 0' PEN DAILY FROM Z TILL 5, AND 7 TILL 10 p.m. ifitery VISITOR will receive a PBESKNT. Leading Presents This Evening— 2 SILVER WATCHES 4 CLOCKS 4 CKUET STANDS 6 MEERSCHAUM PIPES 3 WOEK BOXES &c, &c, &c, A Mil as ion—One Shiixikg. i Concert | ST. GHOKGE'S CHURCH. A CONCERT in aid of the Funds of St. George's Churr-h will be given by the Cboir TO-MORROW (Friday), 26th instant, at the Academy of Music. PROGRAMME. 1. Glee—' Carnovule '—Choir 2. Song—'Nancy Lee'—Mr Conej 3. Song—'But Still I Love Thee'—Mra May 4t. Duett—« The Swallows'—MiiaLush, and Mies A. Lush 5. Sone— * The Boatman's Retnrn'—Mr j Puliiene 6. Quartette— 1 Moonlight on the Lake '— Mipfles Coney and Probert, and Mes?r» j Airey and Gatran 1. Song—« Sweethearts '—Miss Murrish ("Duet and Chorus—' Holy Order'— j Mesm Airey and Birowno 8 \ Quartette 8"d Chorus—' Pence, Swenfc I Concord' —Mrs Macky, and Miss ( Day; Messrs Airoy and Browne j PART 2nd. I 9. (Jlec—* The Lark '—Choir 10. Song—' Trne to the Last.'—Mr Browne 11. Duptt—-' Oh ye Tears ' —Mrs Macky and Mies Day 12. Song—' The Dreamer'—Miss Proberfc j 13 Song—'ThySentinel am I'—MrCatrnn 14. Sonp—' Home, Sweet .Homo '—Mrs WilHairs j 15. Quartette —'Sunset' —Mm Macky and Mies Day; Mr Airey and Mr Browne 16. Song—' Alice, where art Thou ' —Miss Coney 17. GHee—' THe Hunting Song'—Choir Tickets:—Front seats, 3s; gallery, 2s j pit, Is. May be obtained of the Rev. V. LUSH, or the Churchwardens. 1087 THAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION. A CONCERT and DANCE, to celebrate the Anniversary, will lake place at the Academy of Music on FRIDAY, October 3rd, 1873. The coucort by members of the Battalion and Band, assisted by lady I amateurs, at 8 o'clock, danciug to commence at 10 sharp. Double tickets 7s, single ditto 3s 6d. Geo. Wimon, Secretary. Concert and Dance confined to members of the Battalion and friends, and Volunteers of other companies. Volunteers to appear in uniform. - 1086

Bazaar

MRS A. HOME will hold a BAZAAR for the BENEFIT of the THAMES HOSPITAL in fcha ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on MONDAY, the 29th inst. Open from 2 p.m: to 10 p.m., after which there will be a DANCE. Tie Thames Hauraki Engineer's Band will attend. ADMISSION—ONE SHILLING. 1063 Lends and Houses FOR SALE. CtAf\ ACRE 3of REALLY GOOD O^by LAND; all fenced, and nearly all .in gruas. The high ground is Lime formation, the flats rioh alluvial. Large frontage to Whangarei Harbor, and near shipping terminus of the Knmo Railway. Good dwelling house, and extensive out-buildings.—Price, £2300. 170 ACIIKS; HIKURANGI BLOCK; in the centre of a settled district.—Price, £170. 90 ACRBS FIRST.CLASS SOIL near Bombay Si'ttlemonl ; price, 30a per acre. £50 cash, remainder may remain at 8 per cent. Every facility afforded for inspection. WAIKATO TOWN LOTS at Low Prices. 455 Acres Rich ALLUVIAL LEVEL LAND ul. Ruatangata, fronting the .Upper Wuiroa River. To a boca-fide eeltler Mus offers a rare opportunity. Price, £1 per acre. 395 ACRKS at DAIRY-FLAT j 12 miles from North Shoroj open level land; only 7a per aero. 120 Aores, TE PAPA BLOOK (District of ■Tauranga), near tnniti road to Rotorua Lakes. Price, £180. 100 Acres, being Lots 3 and 8, Taupiri; excellent soil; large frontage to Wai- . kato Kiver. 170 Acres at WHANG-AREI; some good Bush; close t« Harbour ; 6a per , acre. A rery BKOG LITTLE FARM of 55 Acres • , at PoKoso Valley, all in grass and crop; soil, rioli volcanic; Good Dwelling Uouso and Farm Buildings. Price, £375. NORTHERN LANDS — Several Speculative Lotß at Very Low Prices. A SUBURBAN SECTION at Whangarei, containing 30 acres volcanic soil, all fenced. This Jot fronts the Whangarei River and a good meto-lk-d road. Beautiful situation. Price, £12 per acre. I COTTAGES to LET j RENTS LOW. FJBATivK MOT HIS RS, land agents, AVOKtAKS AND THAMES. 82 THAMES VALLEY LAND. TO SMALL FARMERS. F^ARMS of 50 to 200 sicres fronting the Thames River, near Te Aroba, now open for Sale for Cash or on Deferred £aymente. JOHX GIBBOfcS, 1061 Tbanuei.