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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3452, 17 January 1880, Page 3

Amusements j a OADKMT O F MUS IC. PRESENTS! TO EVEItT VISITOR ! PR KSE N T3! TO EVE RY VISITOR! The Proprietors will giv.» a Pkesent to Every Visitor to tho Exhibition. THE ORIENTAL FXHIBITION IS NOW OPEN, And will continue for a short season. WONDRCTTS ANB MaBVEUiOUS EXHIBITS of .Eastern Skill and Workmanship. Novelties in Woodware from the Holy Land ; Arabic Carving;, Turkish Jewellery, and Filigreee Works of the Most Chaste Design and Beautiful Workmanship. Exhibits from all parts of the East, never shown before. Too numerous to mention. Admission One Shu-uno-. Will be open "aily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 49 N. Katjkt & M. Air. Proprietors. I News for our Soys and Girls ! THE-.STEAM CIRCUS. Opened on the Flat, near the Waio-Karaka School. THE STEAM CIRCUS is now OPEN DAILY, fraiu 2 o'clock in the afternoon till 5 o'clock, and from 6 o'clock till 9 o'clock each evening. Stasyer and Guest. TARARU ATHLETIC SPORTS TO BB EEID On JANUARY 29th, 1880. PROGRAMME. One mile Handicap Foot Bnco, with a Sweepstake of 5?, to be given as 2nd prize.— Entrance, ss. Prize, £5 10j. 300 Yard*' Hundicap Foot .Race. —Entrance, 33. Prize. £3. 200 Yards' Handicap Foot Bace.—Entrance, 2s 6d. Prize, £2. 100 Tardis' Handicap Foot Bace.—Entrnnce, Ss 61. Prize, £1. Running High Jump.—Entrance, Is. Prize, 10*. Bunding Long Jump.-—Entrance, Is. Prize, 10d. Hop, Step, and Jump."Enfranee, 2s" 6<3. Prize, £1. Vaulting with Pole. —Entrance, 2s 6d. Prize, £1. Three-legged Race (fir men). —Entrance, 2s 6i. Prize, £1. Three-legged Race (for boys).—Entranoe, Ib. Prize, 10a. Race for Boys under 14 years of age.—Entrance, Is. Prize, 10s. CONDITIONS : Threo Entries or no Race. Entries close for Mile Race at E. A. Daidy's Store not later than 8 p.m., on SATURDAY, 24th inst. Decision of the Stewards to be final. E. A. Daldy, Secretary. Lands and Houses " FOE SALeT"" TE AROHA BLOCK, THAMES VALLEY. TMPORTANT to those who intend L purchasing at the Government Land Sale on the 26ch inst.—A neatlyexecuted PLAN of all the^ Allot ment» for Sale may be inspected at our Office. WAITOKI BLOCK was subdivided Bppcially for Thames men who wanted small holdings on easy terms —Unless taken up shortly this Valuable Blonk, like many others in the splendid Valley of the Thames, is likely to pass into the hands of a distant Capitalist. We have several Farms in the Waikato, of good quality, well situated, and at reasonable prices. Also, several Blocks north of Auckland, very low. Mr Samuel Bloom field's well-finished Four roomed Cottage on Leasehold Allotment No. 163, Willoughby street, Sbortland. Price Fifteen Pounds. A Bargain. Those Excellent Business Premises and Freehold Allotment fronting Pollen and Mackay etreota, at present in the occupation of Mr Heldt. Price £400. Cottages for Sale and to Let. Volunteer Land Scrip Wanted at highest rates. FRATER BROTHERS, LAND AGENTS, AUCKLAND AND THAMES. •82 DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PRO- » PERTY. FOR SALE, by Private Tender, that Splendid FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, situated at the foot of Hape Road, now in the occupation of Mr J. Peabcb (and formerly known as Mr Giliespie's) . The property comprises about an acre, having nearly 200 feet frontage to Hape Road, by about 225 feet in depth, all beautifully laid out in Fruib Trees and Choice Flowers, &c 4c. Gas and Water laid on to the House, which ie replete with every convenience. Terms, easy, on application at the Star Office, Grakamatown, or of Fbateb Baos. DUNEDIN CUP. /CONSULTATION dow open, 200 Sub\J scribers at 10«; 40 dividends. Agent for Cameron's Dunedin,' Abbott and Little, Auckland. T. Lawless. IMPORTANT ! SAVE YOUR MONEY by 'getting your FADED CLOTHING . Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed EQUAL TO NEW. L. TUKRELL," DYER, &c BO LLE STON STEE E T. 1302 FROM MELBOURNE and SYDNEY. TUST IMPORTED by B. WISEMAN, J A Splendid Lot of ■ Spring and Summer Goods. ' *g- 'GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES ;iNSPiOTION SOLICITED.