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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4212, 1 July 1882, Page 3

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KXCUBSION TO AUCKLAND. To eire the inhabitants of the Thames an opportunity to Visit H.M.S. Nelson, 1 fTIHE e.t. SEIJ^ BOTOMAHANA Will We on TUESDAY at 8 Morning, leavine Auckland at 4.30 Afternoon. Return Tickets (arailable till the following day) : . Saloon, 7s 6d; Steerage, sb. N.B.—The fare by ferry boat from Auckland "Wharf to the Nelson and back, One Shilling." ™ Lectures, etc _____ goodTtemplar hall. BERRY OASS, of Chriatclmrch, will de- . liyer a LECTURE at the above Hall on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7.30. . Bubjeet—" A Rktbtation ob the Doctrine or Exmra Sijiwbbibg." Admission Free—Collection at tbe close to defray expenses.—Discussion invited.' 129 4.CAbEBIY OF Story of the EartL" Mr William Denton. GEOLOGY: Its Science, and its -COUBBE oF T|rk InLECTUEES, ; COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 5. These Lectures will be Illustrated by Hundreds of Magnificent Paintings and Photographs, Illuminated by the Oxy-Hy-drogen Light, forming a Grand Panorama of Creation. -_„•■", Ti '* First Lecture on Wednesday, JuIy^pr••THBFIEBY BEGINNING OFOTJB :■ PLANET." Second Lecture, Thursday, July 6— » THE .WOBLD BEFORE LIFE." Third.Lecture, Friday, SvdjT-- " THE COAL AND SALT PKBIODS." Fourth Lecture, Saturday, Julyß— •• THE AGE OF BEPTILES." Fifih Lecture, Monday, July 10— ••AGE OF BEASTS AND ADVENT OF MAN." , Sixth Lecture, Tuesday, July 11— - "GLACIAL PEBIOD AND AGE OF . .-■ ' . -MAN." • * Tickets for the courae of Six Lecturei :— Front Seats, 8s ; Gallery and Baok-Seats. 4s. Single ndmisaion, Is and 2e. Tickets may be obtained at Mr JWcLivbb's and Mr Buebas, r Stationers." Lectures commence at 8 p.m. 12_ , 8.. W. Dsnion, Agent. . Concert A Cluldren's Concert WILL be held in the Wesley an Church, Willoughby street, Shortlaud, on MONDAY NEXT, 3ed JULY, . • 7.30 p.m. MUSICAL SELECTIONS, READINGS, AND RECITATIONS BY THE BOHOLAR3. The proceeds are in aid of the Fund for Punting and other improvements in the School Building. Tickets, Is each ; Children, 6d. 130 A CAD EM V OF MUSIC. 'TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1882. a E A N D ,C! O N C E E T, In aid of the Funds of the CONVENT SCHOOLS. —3s, 2s, Is. ' „, ; ■',^^ther particular! in Monday's issue. 131

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NEW ZEALAND BAIL WAYS. Nofc 25, No; 26, and No. 27 STATION BUILDINGS CONTRACTS. public Works Office, Auckland, 29th June, 1882. SEPARATA Teiiders for each of the above named Oontikctß will be receired at thia Office until Noon of SATURDAY. 15th July, 1882. Each Contract includes the Construction of Three Fifth-clats Stationmasters' and Gatekeepers' Houses, at specified positions on the Kaipara-Waikato Railway. Plans, specifications, and' conditions of contract can be seen at this Office, at the Public' Works Office, Hamilton.; and at the Warden's Office, Thames.. Tenders must be addressed to the Hon. the.Minister for. Public Works, Auckland, aud: marked outside, " Tender for No. 25, Tender for No. 26, and. Tender for No. 27 Station Buildings Contraot" respectifely. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. / -By command. „ '„••• ■<.'■'.. ' . : W. H. Hams, " District Engineer.