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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4323, 8 November 1882, Page 3

Soiree PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY ri'Hß NINTH ANNIVERSARY !, OF THE PRINCE OF WALES' LODGE, No. 2C Pjbotestant Alliance Friendlt Society of Australasia. WILL BE CELEBRATEI BY THE tJStTAI, , SOIREE, CONCERT, AND DANCE To be held in the ACADEMY OF MU«IC ON THURSDAY, 9th NOV., 1882. PROGRAMME. 1. Quartett—" Pretty Village Maiden"— Misses Brown, Hunter, and Messrs Vowles and McLiver. 2. Song—"The Anchor's Weighed"—Mr Vowles. 3. Scotch Song-"Allister McAllister"— Mr Anderson. 4. Ballacl - "The Kerry Dance"—Miss Hunter. 5. Local Song—" The Shortland Brigade and the £25"—Mr Wiseman. •6. Duet — " Love and War " — Messrs Vowles and McLivei 1. 7. Comic Song-Mr J. McLiver.., 8. Quartette—" From Hillto Hill "—Misses Brown and Hunter, and Messrs Vowles and McLivor. 9. Song—"Make Eelieve"—Miss Ferguson. 10. Scoich Song — " Robin Thompson's Smithy"—Mr Anderson. 11. Song—" Two Little Heads"- Mr Vowles. 12. Duet-"The Cousins "—Misses Brown and Hunter. . 13. Song—" Some day I'll wander "-Mr C. McLiver. 14. "Defence of the Volunteers"-Mr Wiseman. 15. " God Save the Queen" —Company. Tea on Table at 6.30. Singie Tickets, 2s 6d. Double, 4s. 693 W. SMITH, Sec. WANTED FIREWOOD CUTTERS.— Apply to B. Adams, Hill street, Hape Creek. WANTED, Two Rattling Good Hand* at - Cioonan's, FBIDAY MORNING at 8.30 sharp. WANTED a General SERVANT for a Private Family ; must be a Good(Vok and Laundress.—^^Apply Office of this (a per. 692 WXT ANTED, HEADS of FAMILIES, and *.' the PUBLIC in General to Read MEBSRS HEARS and CO.'s ADVERTIBB MENT on OUR FOURTH PAGE. Coaches COBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL.COACHES, Through phom Thames to Taxtbanga ' Thbicb Weekly, going through in ONE DAY, THENCE TO OhINEMTJTU. OOACH leaves Thames every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 6 in the Moining, commencing MONDAY, the 6th November. From Taubanga on alternate days. FARES:— Thames to Tauranga ... ... £1 10s Return Tioke's v £2 10s Very Liberal Terms made for through Tourists from Auckland to the Lakes by this route. Private conveyances from Tauranga to the Lakes if desired. Thames Booking Office : Cubtis's Pacific Hotel. YOUNG, POPE, AND CO., PROPRIETORS. THAMES. PAEROA, & TE AROHA COACH. A COACH leaves Thames for Paeroa and Te Aroba every Morning, lcivihg the Pacific Hotel on MONDAY, WKDNESDAY, and H RID AY at 6 a.m., and on alternate days at 8 a.m. . A Coach leaves Coleman's Hotel, Te Aroha, for Paeroa and Thames, on MONDAY,' WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 7 a.m., and on alternate days at 11 am. The Coaches leaving Thames at 6 am., and Te Aroba at 7 a.m., junction with the Tauranga Lin* at Paeroa. Passengers can thus be booked through to Tauranga from either Thames or Te Aroha. . COBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. TIME TABLE, commencing 23rd Oct., 1882. DEPARTURES EACH DAY. Gbahamstown- — Symington's Royal Hotel ... 6 a.m. Shobtland— Garrett's Exchange Hotel ... 6.5. a.m. POBIEI— , ' Garrett's Puriri Hotel ... 7.30 a.m. HIKUTAIA— Corbett's Hikutaia Hotel ... 8.30 a.m. Paeroa— Malioney's TTot.el ... 9.30 a.m. Arriving at Te Aroha. ... 11.30 am. DEPARTURES FROM TJB'ASOHA. The Company's Booking Office Ip.m. Paeboa. — Mahoney's Hotel ... ... 3 p.m. Hikutaia— Corbett's Hotel ... ... 4 p.m. Pcbibi— Gurrett's Hotel ... ... 5 p.m. Arriving at Grahamstown ..'. 6 p.m Te Aboha Stage Co., Proprietors. Educational KAUAERANGA BOYS' SCHOOL. •pIVENING CLASSES held each MON- -^ DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENING, commencing at 7 p.m. A. Gebbing, 3673 Teacher. At a very pleasant tea party,'^the con versation turned on transmigration. A lady of exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowam'b best, turned to Mr —— and asked whaS form he would prefer to inhabit ? 'IV be <Ji«#a)Ted Be T«a madam.