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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3515, 1 April 1880, Page 2

Concert ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, APRIL lan-, 1880, A GRAND~CONCERT ■Will be given in aid of the Fund to CONSTRUCT a BRIDGE over the Kauaeranga River at the Thames Orphanage. PROGRAMME: Paux I. . ' 1. Opening Choruß—"Robert le Diablo" 2. Song—"My Lass "—Mr Turner 3. Dnet—"The Singing of the Birds"— Miss Stephenson and Mr Steward 4. Song—"Somebody Whisper'd so Sweetly" —MiBB Mason 5. Quartette—"Fays and Elves" (Martha) —Misses Coney and Day, and Messrs Stewart and Gatran 6. Song—"Sing,Sweetßird"—MrsKilgour (with flute obligato—Mr Vivian) 7. Trio—"A British Tar" (Pinafore)— Messrs Airey, Brown, and Catran 8. Local Comic Song—Mr Wiseman 9. Song—"A Joyous Life"—Miss Hunter 10. Duet—"The Cousins"—Misses .Hamlin and Fleetwood , 11. Nonette and Chorus — ("Sorcerer") ; Misses Probert, Hunter, and Day, Mrs I , Kilgour, Messrs Steward, Airey, Hilton, Brown, Catran and Company. Part 11. 12. Chorns—"Pretty Maiden"—(Faust) 13. Song—"Storming the Breach" —Mr' Hilton 14. Duet—"O'er the Hill "—Misses Probert . and Belcher 15. Local Song—" Billy Barlow "—Mr Wiseman 16. Song—''When Sparrows Build"—Misa Coney 17. Quintette —in character—(" Sorcerer ") —Miss Hunter, Mrs Kilgour, an<3 ■ Messrs Airey, Hilton, and Brown 18. Song—" To-morrow," —Miss Stephenson 19. Glee— " Dame Durden " —Misses Coney, Hamlin, Probert, Hume and Day, and Messrs Burgess, McLean, Pnckey, Brown and Turner 20. Song—"Free Lance"—Mr Airey' 21. Chorus—(Gipsy)—" Bohemian Girl." God Save thb Queen. R. A. R. Owbn , Conductor Tributes KURANUI HILL UNITED GOLDMINING COMPANY (Limited.) VITAHTBD TENDERS for WORKING * * TRIBUTE SECTIONS sa follows :— No. 1 Section South of Floyd's. „ 2 „ Occupied by Gordon. ,i 3 |, „ „ Eneebone. ,i 4 „ South of Corin. „ 6 „ . Under LtiMaaquais. Tenders will also be received for other portions of the Company's, upper nnoooupied ground. Tenders will be opened at Noon oa SATURDAY NEXT, 3rd April. J. W. Waikbb, Manager. 30th Marob, 1880. Meetings THAMES HEMATITE. A MEETING will be held in the Hauraki CJub Boom, Albert street, at 8 o'clock THIS EVENING, to RECEIVE Mr Ttohy's REPORT on Thames Hematite prepared by Mr Bennett, of Tararu, and to take steps to aid the formation of a Company for converting the same into a good marketable commodity. 417 F. Bbkkett. COUftT PRIDE OF THE NORTH. No. 5576, A.O.F. /TPHE usual Fortnightly ■BSS9ro 1 MEETING of the abovs GShSRe^ML Court will be held in the mBHpJt) Masonic Hall, Queen streat, mtSaMm °" fbiday evening, yjPMiM^* the 2nd April/at 7.30. Business—To reoeire Balance Sheet and Auditor's Report. By order of the Chief Banger. Wk. Gbibbee, Secretary. Calls CALEDONIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited.) NOTIOE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Ala Meeting of the Directors of the Cale- ■*^ donian Gold Mining Company (Limited), held at the Company's Office on the 24th day of March, 1880, a CALL of T«ro Shil. lings and Sixpence per Share was made, on the contributing Shares, payable to the Secretary of the Company at the Company's Office, Shortland Btreefc, Auckland, on MONDAY, the 12th day of April, 1880. Chibies Toieilli, Secretary. ' Auckland, March 24th, 1880. 391 Notices THAMES BOYS AND GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL. . PARENTS who are desirous of sending their Children to this School can confer with the Headmaster, at his house, Baillie Btreet, on SATURDAY, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. The Boys' School will be opened on MONDAY, April 5. The School House for Girls will not be rtady to receive pupils until MONDAY, April 12, on which date the School Quarter will commence. Jab. Adams, 8.A., Headmaster. NORWICH UNION INSURANCE COMPANY. MR LOUIS MELHOSE has been appointed AGENT of tbe NORWICH UNION FIHE INSURANCE SOCIETY for Grabamstown and surrounding district!, and will be happy to afford eyery information to present and intending Assurants. L . M eT"h O S E, Exchange Buiidings, 373 Grahauistown.