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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3691, 23 October 1880, Page 3

Amusements PARISIAN DIQBAMA. THE LAST NIGHT! — THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, AT THE EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, AIBBET BTBBBI, GkAHAMSTOWW, • Showing in life-like characters, all the EXPLOITS OF THE KELLY GANG, Battle Soenes from the Russo-Turkish War, s And the Principal ch'e.e of th<* World. EVERY VISITOR WILL RECEIVE A ; PRESENT. Admission : ONE SHILLING. Children Half Price. 1264 A CAD EM V OF MUSIC. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO.-. '- *: ■••;•.■ . MISS E. MASON, NO TI C E> The above lis unavoidably POSTPONED till TUESDAY NEXT., Volunteer Notices DISTRICT ORDERS. rpHB MONTHLY INSPECTIONS for I. October will be made by Major Withbbb as follows:— Scottish Battalion, 1 and 2 Companies, MONDAY, 26th October, f.30 p.m. Naval Cadets, 26th, 7.30 p.m. Scottish Cadets, 27th, 7.30 p.m. Hauraki Engineers, 27tb, 8,30 p.m. Naval Brigade, 28tb, 7 p.m. Rifle Rangers, 28th, 8 p.m. Native Company, 8.30 p.m. , ; T.L. Mt/bbat, 1263 Major. THAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION, VTOS. 1 and 2 COMPANIES and Band 1\ will PARADE for Monthly Inspection by Majob Withbbs, on MONDAY, the 25th instant, at 7 o'clock sharp. , A f«ll muster particularly requested. . By order. ' S. C. Schowbid, 1268 ■„:./ ■ .- ,- Adjutant. THAMES NAVAL BRIGADE, nrSHE COMPANY and BAND will MUSX TER for Monthly Inspection byMAJOB WnHßßfl on THURSDAY next, the 28th inst, at 7 p.m. sh«p. ; .1 , :: '■■ By order. ■ ' / ■ ,".'■'''. W.H. Potts, ":>!l ■v Secretary. ' . :22nd October 1880. 1261 NAVAL BRIGADE LtTCAS FUND. /^i ENTLEMEN who have not yet returned VJT their subscription lists are requested to send them in on or .before Ist November next. ■-:•:'■■■' ■ .••■• ■ ■ • • -.■■■■-■•■■.■ ■■, E. T. WILDMAN, ■-,- ■<:•■. :•....' Captain T.N.B. v 22nd October, 1880. 1269 General Notices • MELBOURNE^ CUP. /CONSULTATION ; every TUESDAY; \j THURSDAY and SATURDAY Evenings. Fee, 6s j entrance, Is. Agent for Abbott's Unlimited, and Nobth's £4000 on Wellington; Pup. . -i T. LAWXKBB, 1218 Tobacconist, &c, BUTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER! npARANAKI AND AUCKLANDBEST FRESH butterOnly lOd. PER POUKD. ALL OTHER GOODS EQUALLY .. ■■-,■■... .CHEAP,at ;; '■"' ;■.■.. .. ROLLESTON STREET, THAMES. . :""- 5 -^ MESDAMES,' .■■VwVSCHOFIELD & MOORE, MILLINERS and DRESSMAKERS, PoLLEK BTBEET, Thames, DESIRE to' inform the Lasibs of the Thames that they have OPENED UP THEIR , STOCK. SUMMER HATS AND BONNETS •.: : •■>■-■"•■■ ■ OF THB." ■■.'■• "'. ': , ■■••■ STYLE & FASHION. FLOWERS and FEATHERS, MILLINERY, &c. ALSO— LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, Hosiery, OHoves, Corsets; Cuffs and CoM.ars, Tie's; Zephyr Squares, Baby Linen, ; Dress Trimming, Brettonne and other Lace, Ribbon, &c. . Pbicbs Modbbatk. 1251 C. FAGAN, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Mary , Steeet. EVERY Description of BOOTS and • SHOES Made to Obdkb on thk Shobtbbt Notice, And on the.most f Rba onable Tebhb. REPAIRS neatly executed with every despatch. ; . : All work guaranteed for STYLE, WORKMASHIP, FIT and DURABILITY. 924 At a very pleasant tea party, the oonversa* tion turned on .transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowah'b best, turned to Mr and asked what form he would prefer to inhabit ? T«- he dissolved in 8s Tba madam., , ,