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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4240, 3 August 1882, Page 3

Amusements A GADEMY OF MUSIC. FBIDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1882. BENEFIT IN AID OP WIDOW AND OBPHANB OF THE LATE MR CARROL, BT THE Hauraki Troubadours. Under the Patronage of the Mayor and Councillors and otlx-r Local Bodies, a- dtbe Public of the Thames. PROG ft AM ME. Part. T. . 1. Overture and Chorus—Troubadouri. 2. Song—"l'm sfcMl a friend to you"—F. Hunter. 3 Comic Song—" McCarthy's Mare "—Tom Keven. 4. Song—" Some day I'll wander back.again " —C. McLiver. 5. Song—" Dear little Jessie"—W. BiUinp. 6. Comic Song—"Over the garden wall"— Jim McLiver. 7. Song—" Mamma, where iB baby gone" A. Vowl-8. . Finale—" Mulligan Guards "—Troubadours. Internal of Ten Minutes. , i Pact 11. j 1. Overture—Company. j 2. Ballad (Select)—Mr A. Vowles. 3. Local Song—"Harbour and Railway"— Mr Wiseman. j 4. Ballad (Select)—C. McLiver. . | 5. Song—" Brown, the Tragedian " — Jim McLiver. 6. Song and Danee —Tom Keven. ' 7. Character Song —" Travelling Back to Dixie "—A. Vowl<s. 8. Dutch Song and Dance—Jim McLiver.. i INTBBVAIi OE TIVE MINUTES. The whole to conclude with A FARCE, After which there will be a DANCE, 1o which holders of Front Seat Tickets will be admitted. lustrumentnlistc—-Messrs Hunters, Vial), and Stanley. Mr Walter Hunter will provide music for dance. The Naval Band liiib kindly consented to play on the Balcony. Tickets, 35,.25, If. Double Tickets, se. Doors open at 7.30. . Tenders NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TaUMARERE CONTRACT. BALLASTING AND PERMANENT WAY. KAWAKAWA EAILWAY. Public Works Office, Auckland, 22nd July, 1882, TEND' ES will be received at, this office until NOON on MONDAY, the 14th AugUßt, 1882, for the above contract. They are to be marked on the outside " Tender for Taumarere Contract," aud addressed t> the Hon. the Minister for Public Works. Telegraphic tenders, similarly addressed rid marked, will be received if presented at any Telegjaph Offira by NOON of the seme date, provided that tenders as above are lodged at any district or Resident Engineer's Office by the same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions may be seen at Ibis office, at the Warden's Office, Thames, and at the Publio Works Offices, Kawakawa and Wellington. The lowest or any tender not ne<.3ssarily accepted. By command. W. H. Hahbs, 227 , District Enginrer. >p &S. MOREIN CO. (LIMITED), Ikon and Habdwabe Mebchants. Cai'ltat. ...£150,000. DIHECTOBS: Thos. Morrin . W. I. Taylor C. J. Stone Jno. Chambers Managing Dibectobb : Thos. Mori in Jno. Chambers Secbetaby : W. D. Buddie. Bahkkbs : Bank of New Zealand. MESSRS T. k, S. MORRIN, on thii the first day-, of the half-year, have much pleasure in announcing that their Business having become of such magnitude as to necessitate increased capital and organisation, they havo converted into a private LIMITED LIABILITF COMPANY, under the name of the T. and 9.',MORRIN and CO. (LIMITED). The T. and S. Morria and Co. (Limited) have been fortunate enough to secure Mr John Chambebs as a Managing Director, and Messrs C. J. Stonb and W. I. Tayiob as : .Directors. Messbs Mobbin respectfully thank all their late customers for their liberal support during the many years they have been in business, and hope that the new Company, having increased facilities and will receive the Bame, only in a larger degree. "-.... T.&S. MORRIN. VI7ITH reference to the above, the T. and S.. MORRIN CO. (LIMITED) have to annuounce that,? in addition to purchase of the LARGE STOCK of MESSRS MORRIN, they have purchased the MINING HARDWARE BUSINESS of, Mr C. J. STONE, of the Thames, and the SHIP CHANLERY BUSINESS of, Messrs H. F. ANDERSON and CO., Queen Btreet, Auokland, and whioh business will be carried on as before, Mr J. H. Smith being the Manager of the Thames Business, and Mr H. F. Andebson of the Ship Chandlery. , The new Company have made such arrangements for the supply of goods as will enable them to meet the rapidly increaiieg trade of the North Island. The Company hope the large support given to the old firms' will he continued' to the T. and S. Morrin and-Co* (Limited).'. Auckland, N.Z., July Ist, 1882. 135 The best test of the interest of a book ig i its ■ capability of- being read .a second time ditto forSITJU,