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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3458, 24 January 1880, Page 3

Amusements TTAI)RAK:I pLUJB TJOOMS, (Opposite Stab Office, Albert Street.) THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, JAN. 24. NOTICE. NOTICE. Under Hie Patronage of HIS WORSHIP TffK MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCILLORS os Auckland. ilp 3* Edison's Marvellous PHONOGRAPH! Speaks, Sings, Latjghis, Whistles, and Plats Cobnet Solos. Commencing at 7 o'clock, Open till 10 o'clock. ADMISSION: One Shilling, Children halfprice. A CADE MY OF MUSIC. PRESENTS! TO EVERY VISITOR The Proprietors will give a Peesent to Every Vtsttok (o tho Exhibition. THE ORIENTAL EXHIBITION WILL CLOSE THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING.

Wondrous and Mauvellotjs Exhibits of Eastern Skill and Workmanship. Novelties in Woodware from the Holy Land ; Arabic Carting, Turkish Jewellery, and Filigrees Works of the Most Choste Design and Beautiful Workmanship. Exhibits from all parts of the East, never shown before. Too numerous to mention. Admission One Shillings. Will be open r'aily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 49 N. Kaubt & M. Am, Proprietors. TARARU ATHLETIC SPORTS TO BE HKID On JANUARY 29th, 1880. P R O G R A M M E . One mile Handicap Foot R>icp, with n. sweepstake of ss, to be given as 2nd prize.— Entrance, ss. Prize, £5 10i. 300 Yards' Handicap Foot Race.—Entrance, 3a. Prize, £3. 200 Yards' Handicap Foot Race.—Entrance, 2s 6d. Prized. 100 lards' Handicap Foot Eace.—Entrance, 2s 6c1.. Prize, £1. Running High Jump.—Entrance, la. Prize, 10s. Running Long Jump.—Entrance, Is. Prize, 10s. Hop, Step, and Jump.—Entrance, 2s 6d. Prize, £1. Vaulting with Pole.—Entrance, 2a 6d. Prize, £1. Three'legged Race (for men). —Entrance, 2s 6.J. Prize, £1. Three-legged Knee (for boys).—Entrance, Is. Prize, 10s. Race for Boys under 14 ye-irs of age. —Entrance, Is. Prize, 10s.

CONDITIONS : Three Entries or no Race. Entries close for Mile Eace at E. A. Daibt's Store not later than 8 p.m., on SATURDAY, 24th inst. Decision of the Stewards to be final. E. A. Daidtt, Secretary. Lands and Houses FOR SALE. TE AROHA BLOCK, THAMES VALLEY. TMPORTANT to those who intend JL purchasing at the Government Land Sale on the 26t;h inßh—A neatlyexecuted PLAN of all the Allot meats for Sale may be inspected at

our Office. WAITOKI BLOCK was subdivided specially for Thames men who wanted small holdings on easy terms —Unless taken up shortly this Valuable Block, like many others in the splendid Valley of the Thames', is likely to pass into the hands of a distant Capitalist. For IMMEDIATE SALE-Mr Bum's HOUSE and Pleasure Grounds, Parawai. The House contains 8 rooms, Bath-room, and Greenhouse. The Grounds consist of 4 acres in Orchard and Grass; the orchard contains about 200 fruit trees. As Mr Bui.ii is leaving the district the property will be SOLD CHEAP ! Mr Samuel Bloomfield's well-finished Four roomed Cottage on Leasehold Allotment No. 163, Willoughby street, Shortland. Price Fifteen Pounds. A. Bargain. Those Excellent Business Premises and Freehold Allotment fronting Pollen and Mac Tray streets, at present in the occupation of Mr ifeldt. Price £400.

FRATG& BROTHERS, LAND AGENTS, AUCKtAND AND THAMES. 82 NOTICE. MRS MORAN—A letter awaita you at this office. ; BOOTS AND SHOEd FOB AIL CLASSES OF THE COMMUNITY. Cheap! Cheap! Cheap ! IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES OF THE THAMES. E. C. MOBGAN HAS just received a LARGE! LOT of StTPEUIOB-MADS LADIES' ELASTiC-SIDE BOOTS, And to ensure a HEADY SALE they will be SOLD at 7s 6d Per Pair. Theae BOOTS have only Just Abrived from England, and are in Splendid Condition. FOR CASK—7s 6d PEE PAIR.

FOE GASH—7s 6d PER PAIR. Boots and Shoes Of all Descriptions MADE to ORDER and ON SALE. Country Orders, accompanied by OABH or referenco, forwarded to any of the up River Settlements. E. C. MORGAN, FAMILY BOOTMAEEB, POLUBX STBEET SotTTfl'.