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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3593, 2 July 1880, Page 3

Amusements ;■ LOAD EM I* O F ,Vl IT S> 1 C TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY:-, JULY ' 2nd. OOBTIN UI? D ZVQVK S S 01? THE Lynch Family Beliringers AND • .ENGLISH COMBINATION TROUPE. | TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! " i ENTIRE CHANGS OF PROGRAMME. | EVEItYT If II? G N KW ! Concluding with f ho Lnughnble UNFOETUN ATb'tK A V.KLLJS R 8. €ARD3 gf ADMISSION—3s, 2s, and Is. "Doora Open at 7.30 j Overture at 8. Satvrdax Afternoon, at 2.30, GEAND MATINEE, For Schools ai.d Fam lies. HARRY LYNCH Manager. Wanted NEW NOETH DRYON GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited.) A PPLIOATIONS will bo received by the XX underf.jgn.fd till MONDAY NKXT, the s!b July, for a MINE MAKAG-ER for tlie Conipan^V Mine. By order of the Pirerrore. F. A. WniTß, Manager. Auckland, 29th June, 1880. " 811 \;% ■ ANTED <o Pell from 1 to 10,000 Tons ■5 ■ of lUv Hematite j do., froni Ito 100 Ton? of Dressed Heumute.—F. Bennett and Co., Thames. Educational BOAED OF EDUCATION. TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASS. THE Board of Education have esrablfshed a Training Class for Teachers to be taught in the If auseranga Boys' School, under the Mastership of Mr HoßA7io Philiips. The closs will meet for the first time on TO-MORROW (Saturday) 3rd July hstanfc, at 10 o'clock a.m. ; ViKCKNT E. Rice, 815 Secretary. WAJOTAHI CREEK SCHOOL. •N OTIC E. THE above school will bo examined for Standards on MONDAY and TUESDAY, sth and 6fch insfc. The attendance of the children whose names are on the School Roll is ppvticulm-ly requested for that purpose. 816 j§ifi§9 THE THAMES BOYS AND GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL. jpEAD MASTER-Jas. Adams, 8.A., jL! Member of the Convention of the London University. ASSISTANT TEACHER-Mies F. Chitty. MUSIC TEACHERS—Mr R. A. R. Owen, Miss Belcher. The duties of the School will be Resumed liter the holidays on THURSDAY, July 1, when all new pupils are requested to be present. Classes in MUSIC (extra) and SINGING will be begun at the commencement of the quarter. - SCHOOL FEES (Payable in Advance). One Pupil ... £2 2s per Quarter Two Pupils ... £3 ■ 13a 6d do. Three Pupils... £4 14s 6d do. ; Lands and Houses ~~ FOR. SALE, ~~~ WA I E A T O~Splendid Improved Farm of 350 acres, 60 acres under grasß, and enclosed by good thorn fences. House of 5 rooms, with garden and labourer's Cottage, Stockyard, Cowshed, and other Outbuildings. Public School near, and two Railway stations within 1% mi'e3. Trice, £3 5s per acre. Terms ensy. TAUBANGA--119 acres of first-class Land in the Te Papa Block, situate on the roiid to the Lukel?, and close to the Orepi Ho!el; mixed bush and fevn well watered. Price, 25s per . acre : POKENO VALLEY—Farm of 143 acres good Land, u)l in grass, and securely fenced. Dwelling of 8 room I*, good Outbuildings, Large Orchard and Grounds about house, well laid out and planted with or. ainental trees. The farm is well watered, and only three 'miles by gooci road from Railway station. Price, £11 per acre. LEASEHOLD for 19 years of 2411 acres of Splendid Land j about ] 500 acre* plounhable; remainder high lands. Full particulars on application. THAMES VALLEY LANDS-aboirt M 800 acres of Rich Swamp Land, (■ with frontage to the Thames River. "\ Prico moderate. Fu'l particulars on • •. application. BLOCk OF LAND,:containing 2900 acres, Bioiate near the Sandspit and ••^./-■Wairoa South; valuable kauri - " t'inber on the land ; about 200 acrss fern, remainder bush. Will bo sold "^ cheap. FEAKE BfiOTIIEBS,: LAND AGENTS, , ' AtTOgTAND AND THAMSS. NOT I C E. "^ mO facilitate Winding up Business, LitchFPB ITew'dAYS?' 01"6 WUlbe QLOSED - Bhorfcland, June 30, 1880. ' 810 .MBLBOUENE COMMISSION, A LL EXHIBITS must be. sent to the Council Chambers, Albert Street, on or beforo the 7th day of July 1880. ' ' F. O. I)ban, 785 Hon, See: to Local Committee. " A deep embrowned 'tint which tolls the nature- of the leaf MoQowan sells " at 3s a pound '