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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3723, 30 November 1880, Page 3

Lecture!, etc TECT• U E JG . At the HAURAKI HALL, Albert street, Grahamstown, GEOEGE A. BROWN, Baptist Minister of Auckland, will DELIVER a LECTURE in the abov* Hull on WEDNESDAY EVENING, December Ist, at half-past 7. Subject :—" Is Evil Eternal ? Or is Man in present possession of Immortality ? What saith tJie Scriptures." Disoussion invited at the close. 1449 Notices Te Aroha. THE SHORTEST and QUICKEST KOAD TO TS AROHA IS BY PHILLIPS'Jig&COAGH TO HIKUTAIA. (Fare, 4s), And from there by Horse from KELLY'S HOTEL, ss, Or a total of 9s. Time occupied only Five Hcurs. EOBEET~~~KELLY, PIONEER HOTEL, HIKUTAIA. 1437 PUBLIC NOTICE. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: It is my X intention to run a 'Buss from the Thames to Hikutaia 3 days a week. Leaving, Monday, Mary street, 7 a.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, 8 a.m.; arriving at Puriri, 9 a.m.; arriving at Hikutaia, 3 10 a.m. Leaving, Thursday, Mary street, 9 p.m.; •arriving at Kirikiri, 10 p.m.; arriving at Puriri, 11 p.m.; arriving at Hikutaia, 12 p.m. leaving, Saturday, Mary Btreet, ll a.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, 12 p.m.; arriving at Puriri, 1 p.m. 5 arriving at H'kutaia 2 p.m. BETUBNINa: . Leaves, Monday, Hikutaia, 12 a.m.; arriving at Puriri, 1 p.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, ■ 2 p.m.; arriving at Mary street, 3 p m. Leaves, Thursday, Hikutaia, 2 p.m.; arriving at Puriri, 3 p.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, 4 p.m.; arriving at Mary street, 5 p.m. Leaves, Saturday, Hikutaia, 4 p.m. 5 arriving at Puriri, 5 p.m.; arriving at Kirikiri, 6 p.m.; arriving at "Mary street, 7 p.m. FARES: Mary street to Kirikiri, Is 64; Mary street to Puriri, 2s 6d; Mary street to Hikutaia, 5s ; return tickets from. Thames to Hikutaia, Bs. Goods, Paresis, etc., carefully attended to. ALEX/ PHILLIPS. WILLOTTGHBY STREET. CONSULTATION ON THE AUCKLAND CUP, (To be run at Ellerslie on 27th December, 1880). JSIOOO—in 1000 Members AT £1 EACH. fT GILLETT begs to announce his First O • Consultation Sweep on the AUC& LAND CUP, and to inform the Public that the Prizes will be drawn by a Committee appointed by the Subscribers. First Horse, £400; Second, £200; Third, £100; Starters (divided), £150; Non-starters (divided), £150. Intending subscribers will please remit by Post Office Order if possible; country cheques must contain Is for exchange and two postage stamps. Result of drawing will be notified by circular and winners of horses by tele* gram. Address:—H. GILLETT, Exchange Hotel, Parnell, Auckland. In the event of the Sweep not being filled the prizes will be distributed pro rata. The usual commission will be deducted for expenses. Tickets to be obtained from the ngent, T. LAWIES3, Tobacconist, Owen street, G-rahartßfcown. 1428 H. N. ABBOTT'S DISTEIBUTION OF PRIZES ©N THE AUCKLAND EACING CLUB SUMMEE MEETING. 3,000 Subscribers at £1 each. HN. ABBOTT will give a Grand Dis- • tribution of Prizes on the Annual Meeting of the Auckland Racing Club (to take place on December 27,1880, and January Ist and 3rd), on a new and improved prin ciple, THE PLAN 13 A3 FOLLOWS: ALL THE HOESES IN ALL THE EACES OF THE MEETING that are or shall be nominated on the day of general entry will be thoroughly mixed together and drawn for by the shareholders. There are twelve different races, and large prizes will be given to the first, second, and third in each rac^, this will give Thirty-Six Chief Prizes from £200 to £20 each, leaving good sums to be divided among starters and non-starters in each race. The total numbers of horses entered may be put down at TWO Hundred» therefore, as each horse will get a prize there will be about TWO HUNDEED PEIZES FOE DISTEIBUTION. Please add-exchange to cheque and two stamps, for reply and reault. H. N.iiBOTT, United Sebvick Hotel, Auckland. November, 1880. For prospectusj and further particulars apply to Mr T. Lawless, Tobacconist, Brown street, Grabamstown, where tickets can also be obtained. - 1344 The difference between a Gent and a'Gentle man .-—The Gent turns up what he has for a I nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into McGowan's and says,' Mao give me a pound of your Tea, and send for orders etery week. t