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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3814, 19 March 1881, Page 3

Amusements ACADEMY OF MUSIC, G-RAHAMSTOWN. 6ST THE COMING EVENT.. &» WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23bd GRAND OPENING- NIGHT OF ■IHOMPSON'S Confederate Diorama OF THE American War, WITH STARTLING MECHANICAL EFFECTS! Which has gained the approbation of the world, and LIEUT. HERMAN, (The MabvjbliiOtjs Ventbiloquist), and the GREATEST GIFT DISTRIBUTION Ever attempted in the Colonies. During the unprecedented successful run which this Company has had in New Zealand MAGNIFICENT SOUVENIRS, Amounting in value to £3000—WERE GIVEN AWAY. The leading Presents for the Opening Nighfc will consist of A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING-ROOM SUITE OF FURNITURE, Lady's Gold Watch, Gentleman's Silver Watcb, Tea and Coffee Service, Lnrge Oil Painting, IN ADDITION TO ONE HUNDRED USEFUL AND VALUABLE ARTICLES, Wbich will bo increased nightly in Magnitude and Value. Popular Prices of Admission — 3s, 2s, Is. Doors open at 7 p.m.; overture at 8. R. Q. BACHELDEB, G.B. Agent. 1912 Meetings COURT PRIDE OF THE NORTH. No. 5575, A.O.F. «-^^M^i^ f pHE Quarterly Summoned m^^^^§ 1 MEETlNGoftheabove C§rS IlpJWk Court will be held in the iJS/Pipra^! Masonic Hall, Queen street, ITBBWP ll en MONDAY EVENING, Js^^^M" March 21st, at 7.30 o'clock. Important business respecting the District j Payineut of Dues, &c, &c. By order of the Chief Ranger. Wm. Geibble, Secretary. H. A. C. B. S. Geahamstown Bbanch, No. 35. frpHE Fortnightly MEETI ING of Members of this Branch will be held in the Hall on MONDAY EVENING, March 21st, at 8 o'clock. M. Landebs, I. O. O. F., W h M.U., A.D. LOYAL WAIOTO LODGE, 80. 5441 THE QUARTERLY MEETING of the above Lodge will be held at the Odd Fellows' Hall, Richmond street, on TUESDAY EVENING, March 22nd, at 7.30 o'clock. Business— Usue! quarterly. CHABI/ES AHIEE, Secretary. Tenders THAMES HARBOUR BOARD. nnENDEBS for the following Rights and JL also for performing the duties of Toll Collector, &c, for a period of one year, as per specification to be seen at the Office of the Board, will be received up to NOON on 21st March, 1881: 1. The Receiving Store, Shortland Wharf. 2. The Coal Yard, Shortland Wharf. 3. The performance of the duties of Toll Collector, &c. r±'he lowest, highest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted. F. C. Dean, Hon. Secretary to Board. Thames, 2nd March, 1881. 1917 mttNDERS will be received up till Noon X of WEDNESDAY, the 23rd inst., for the ERECTION and COMPLETION of a Catholic Church at Paeroa. Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Presbytery, Shortland, on application! to the Rev P. O'Reil/IT. 1896 General Notices Great Clearing Sale of Boots and Shoeshawkes"bros., ABE NOW OFFERING A LABGE ! AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF Men's, Boys', Maids', and Childeens' BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, VERY CHEAP. Men's Shooting Boots—Good Fitting and • Cheap; also —• Minors' White Bluchers—Best Quality. THE BEST VALUE FOR THE LEAST MONEY OF THE THAMES. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK MADE TO ORDER. NEW STYLE in Gents' Elastic Side Shoes i Very Comfortable to Wear, AN D C H E A P. I A Stock of Kid, French Calf, and Kangaroo Leather always on hand. SEWN WORK MADE TO ORDER. HAWKES BROS. OWEN STREET, OAHAMSTOWJf, '„._■_ 18^ HOLDEN'S 42s Silver Hunting Watch, Guaranteed 2 years. " A DEEP embrowned tint which tells the nature of the leaf McGowan sells " &c 3s a pound.