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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue XI, 9 December 1880, Page 3

Volunteer Notices THAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION. !% MEMBERS of Nob. 1 and 2 Companies I*'! are requested to Meet THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. Business Meeting. John Watson, Captain. Robebt Comeb, Captain. Tenders . mENDERSfor IMPROVEMENTS to the 1 KAUAERANGA BOYS' SCHOOL will be received by the Education Board, Wyndham street, Auckland, until Noon of TUESDAY, 21st December instant. Plan and specification to be seen at the School, and on application to Mr Rbnshaw, Chairman of the School Committee.^ 1491 ALBURNIA GOLDMINING COMPANY (Eegistebbd). fIIENDERS will be opened at Noon on FRIDAY for 50 FEET of DRIVINGS Plans and specifications can be seen at the Company's Office, and at the Mine. ; Thomas Raefobd, 1492 Manager. Notices WILLIAM GREEN, HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURER. DO you know where I can get a good* shaped Hat? Go to Gbben's. Where can I get a comfortably'fitting Hat ? Go to Greek's.—lf you want a goodwearing Hat—Go to Gbbbn's. WANTED KNOWN:—That you can get Broad or Narrow-brimmed Hats made to order at Gbeen's. Hats taken in exchange as part payment. If your HAi has met with an almost FATAL ACCIDENT by sitting, upon, take it to Gbben's. If you want Old Hats done up in style, Go to GREEN'S—its worth your whilePeople wonder—we know they do— At some old hats that he's put through. ; Every hat is guaranteed . Genuine silk, felt, cloth, or Tweed; The advice is sound -just go and try GREEN, before youefcewhere buy Do you know where you can get a Black, Brown, or Drab HAT, Made to Order G toGEBEN'B. If you want to know where you can get a high or low crowned HAT, go to Gbekn'b. WANTED KNOWN—That GBEEN keeps Miner's Caps, at from 6d; Cricketers Caps, from Is 3d to 2s 6d each. Do you want your old straw Hats made like New ? Go to Gbbbn's. All Sorts of HATS Made to Order ' ON IHB SHORTEST FOSBIBXE NOTICE. HATS CLEANED AND REPAIRED. WILLIAM GREEN,' HATTEB, Owen btbeet, Gbahambtown. f3P Those requiring Broad-brimmed Panama Hats, will oblige by sending in names at once. 1271 CONSULTATION ON THE AUCKLAND CUP, (To be run at Ellerslie on 27th December, 1880). XIOOO-in 1000 Members AT £1 EACH. HGILLETT begs to announce his First » Consultation Sweep on the AUCKLAND 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 telegram. . ... ■ Address :—H. GILLETT, Exchange Hotel, Parnell, Auckland. In the event of the Sweep not being filled the prizes will be distributed pro rata. The Übual commission will be deducted for expenses. Tickets to be obtained from the agent, T. LawmsSS, Tobacnonist, Owen street, Grahamstown. 1428 fl. N. ABBOTT'S DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES ON THE AUCKLAND RACING CLUB SUMMER MEETING. v 3,000 Subscribers at £1 each. HN. ABBOTT will give a Grand Dis- • tribution of Prizes on the Annual Meeting of the Auckland Earing Club (to take place on December 27,1880, and January Ist and 3rd), on a new and improved principle. THE PIAN 18 AB TOIXOWS: ALL THE HORSES IN ALL THE RACES 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 race, this will give ThirtvSix 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» there/ore, as each horse will get a prize there will be about TWO HUNDRED PRIZES FOR DISTRIBUTION. Please add exchange to cheque and two stamps, for reply and reault. H. N.IbBOTT, Ukited Sebtice Hotel, Auckland. November, 1880. For prospectus and further particulars apply to Mr T. Lawlbss, Tobacconist, Brown street, Grahamsfcown, where tickets caa also be obtained. 1344 I WISH it to be understood that my object in selling 3s Tba is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number isnumber one, therefore try MoGowas's 3s IIA