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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3744, 24 December 1880, Page 3

Concert ACADEMY OF MUSIC, GRAND CONCERT. CHRISTMAS CAROLS & ANTHEMS. On SATURDAY, 25th instant. Doors open at 7.30 p.m., to commence at 8 o'clock. Admission —1b j Children, fid. Proceeds devoted to tha Festival Fund of the Gfaahametown Wesleyan Sunday School. T. A. MITCHM.T,, 1576 Secretary. AN EVENING PARTY WILL BE HELD In the TEMPLAR HALL, Rolleston street, On MONDAY, 27th, 1880. (Breaking up of the Mary street Dancing Oaße.) DANCING to commence at 8.30 p.m. Ladies by invitation; Tickets, sb. 1557 A. Btjbns, Seoretary. Wanted WANTED KNOWN,—No Bunkum: Every purchaser eatiffied at IWSLAND'S, in Pollen street. Gift Paokages-— Extra Gifts to-night—Large Framed Pioturee, Cruets, Gold Brooch, Watch Pooketu, Large Cushions, &c, &o. Don't forget! Only One Shilling each Gift. Good value. No ruUrsh given away. \TTT ANTED the Thames Sportsmen to VY know that a Calcutta Sweep will come off on FRIDAY next at Mr Hobsbbttgh's Office, Queen street, at eight o'clock. 1556 WANT RD, Everybody to visit the Grand SIGHTASOOPE end BAZAAR, now open in Brown street, Grahamstown. Every one -will receive a Christmas Present. Ad* mission—ls ; Children, Half-price. 1505 Government Notices Warden's Office, Thames, 22nd December, 1880. THE GOLDFIELDS OFFICES will be CLOSED from SATURDAY, 25th December instant, to MONDAY, 3rd January, 1881, both days inclusive. Habbt £enbick, 1574 Warden. Volunteer Notices c: THAMES NAVAL 'BRIGADE. THE COMPANY and BAND will Muster at the Hall at 10.15 a.m. sharp on SUHDAY, the 26th inst., prepared to attend the usual Monthly Church Parade. By order, ' William H. Potts, 1583 Secretary and Paymaster. ST. GEORGE'S NAVAL CADETS, /COMPANY requested to. MEET at the r \J usual place at 10.15 a.m. sharp, on 'SUNDAY Next, for usual Monthly Church Parade. H. W. GUTHBIE, 1584 Seoretary. General Notices TO THOMAS VEALE, ESQ. CJIR, —We the undersigned Burgesses request that you will allow yourself to be Nominated for the office of Councillor of South Ward, Borough of Thames, in the room of William Wilkinson, Esq., elected Mayor, and we pledge ourselves to assist you by our vote and influence. Thames, 9th December, 1880. Alexander Hogg . F. Dann William Litchfield O. I>. Grant M. H. Airey Henry Driver Jas. Marshall E.C.Morgan James Renshaw Thos. Etching John Frank W. Bobbett J. K. May M. J. Wilkes J. E. Hansen Charles G. Farrar W. Culpitt H. Dalten R. T. Douglas John S. Hart Richard Bertram Peter Norbury Joseph Saunders John Nodder James Verrall E. Rosnnau Nathaniel Payne William Fagg W. Phillips & Son A. Quidri C. Ahier Thos. Donovan Samuel Hetherington E. Honiss William Hetherington Charles Joynt John West John Townsend Jobn Danby M. Whitehead James Cocks Jno. W. Hall J. McDonald Samuel T. Smardon John Read William Deeble R. Bateman J. H. Walsh R. F. Woods Or. Dalziel Thomas Healy A. Balcke John Frater William Carpenter Henry Newton Alexander Aitken J. Hamerton S. C. Macky F. Snowling Hugh Mcllhone W. McCullough William Wilkinson [beplt.] To Aleiawdkb Hosg, Wm. Litchfibld, M. H. Aibey, James Mabshall, James Rekshaw, and other Gentlemen signing the above Requisition : /GENTLEMEN, —I have much pleasure AjT in acceding to your request. I can assure you that, by assiduous attention to my duties as a Councillor, should I be elected, I hope to atone for tiny want of experience. All matters of interest to the Municipality will receive my careful attention, while I shall be ever at the call of the residents of the South Ward for matters more particularly referring to that portion of the Borough. Thanking you for the compliment paid in asking me to represent your Ward, I subscribe myaelf Your obedient Servant, THOMAS VEALE. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! James Finlay, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLEB, WItIiIAMSOK STBEET, GBAHAMBTOWK, BEGS to call public attention to his large Stock of JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c, which has been specially selected by him from the best makers for the present season, and which offers without doubt the best selection on the Thames to persons contemplating making Christmas or New Year's Presents. Every description of Jewellery cither kept in stock, or made to order on the premises on the shortest . . notice; The stock of Silver Jewellery is very varied, and in beautiful patterns. , All kinds ot repairs neatly and expeditiously executed. ' , Watches and Clocks cleaned* and repaired m usual,