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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3849, 30 April 1881, Page 3

Amusements grand ox y-hydrogen ■ LIME LIGHT [ Dissolving Views I - OF THE WORLD Will be exhibited in the ACADEMY OF MUSIC THIS EVENING,SATURDAY AND MONDAY, Apßit 30th an© May 2nd, Over 1,000 Views, COMPRISING ENGLISH, IRISH, and AMERICAN SC hi M TBH.Y. COMIO AND CHARACTER SKETCHES. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 shnrp. . . Admission—Front Seats, 2s ; Hack Seats, Is; Children, Half-price. Hebbebt H. Smith Proprietor. Persona wishing to see Mr Smith in reference to BtOY«s or Orens will be able to do so^afc tbe Academy, where he will hare a few j samj les on view . PANUITANGA. A TE AHIAHI NEI. A TE AHIAHI BEL KA 'tv Tiafca Mntakitaki inga mea ahaa reka o te ao katoa nei hui ki nga abu* o Rotomabana me ngiv.taone nuinui - a Irgaran'gi'. Ate abiabi o SAITTRDAR find MONDAY ate 8 o nga haora. He Fiiii Raima te mea wbakamarama mo ana mea. ; Is mo tc uru kite Matakitaki, mo nga tangata Maori katoa. . Mete Wbawai ki Hiiru. Me te Whawai a Tanke rana ko Rnihv. Me nga ahua Hiria o Biruharama hoki. . Me nga wahi o Nnitirani.

Notices QUARTZ CRUSHING. fTiHE Moanatairi G.M.Co., having gone to A coneideiable expense in-making their Battery available, are now preparud to .TREAT.QUARTZ from any part of the field at Ten Shillings pr Load. Robert Comeb, Manager. N O T I C E. W. GRIBBLE (LATJi C. JOYNT) HAS OPENED UP A LARGE STOCK <w GENERAL CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE/ &C, Which will be Sold VERY LOW for Cash, so 'that tbe working men aftectcd by the recent cut in wages can lay out their money to advantage. CALL AND SEE CASH PRICE LIST. , TEAS—From Is 9d to 3s 6d. ALL should Try our present 38 TEA, which we shall always strive to keep up to its present Jixtba Vaiue. Goods Delivebbp to any Pact of 'chb Field. ...,. Servants' Registry as heretofore. If/B.—l would urge an immediate settlement of all Accounts owing to Mr Joint. INSPECT CASH PRICE LIST AT W. GRIBBLE'S, Next E. Dank, POLLEN STREET.

STAPLETON'S VfpVELTr CANARY CONSULTA- . lV TION No. 8 on the MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE, GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP, and HUNT CLUB CUP, ': TO BE BUN AT ' iIMABU, QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, 1881. 2000 Subscribers at lQs eacli. Each Ticket-.lias'a chance of winning Three Prizes. Maiden Hunt Steeple- Grand Olub chase. National Cup. let Horse ... £100 £150 £100 2nd Horse ... 60 . 70 75 j 3rd Horse ... 25 30 25 ! Other Starters . ! (divided) ... 40 50 4D Non-starters (divided) ... 85 lOC 85 £300 £400 £300 To be conducted as folloirs:—Bach event to be drawn for separately, making three drawings. The holder cf one or more tickets has an .equal interest ia the three above events, thus giviDg him or her a chance of "obtaining three horsea with one ticket.; To be.drawn at Foresters' Hall, by a C m mittee of the Subscribers, and results advertised in Morning Pa era.

iaexchange oa cheques. Two stamps for reply and result. For the -greater satisfaction of my numeroua clients, I hare requested Mr Jubal FraMlH<3> Tobacconist, City Baths, Colombo street, to a/st as Treasurer. H« having consented,, will for Ibe future receive and pay all i monets in connection with my Consultations. •-' .*> ' THOM4B STATLBTOK, v■• - • ' Box 238. Or to — Jubai, Filming, Tica3urer, City Baths,-Colombo street. Aqbkt'lOß the Thahes— CHARLES MCLIVJEK, Bbown Stebkt. 2061 HOLDBN'S 42s Silver Hunting Watch, Guaranteed 2 years. i Thr difference between a Gent and a Q-entle man .-r-The Gent turns up what he has for a nose and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into McGowan'3 anß gays, M4O give me a pound of 3 our Tea, and send for order every week At a very pleasant tea patty, the conversation turned on transmigration. A lady of exquiiite beauty who was sipping McSoWAlt'e beit, turned to Mr —*- and asked what form he weald prefer to inhabit ? IV ba iHstnlved in 3s Tba madam.