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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4874, 23 August 1884, Page 3

Conceit H. 'A. C. B. SOCIETY, GRAHAMSTOWN BEANOII, No. 35. A grand CONCERT & DANCE In celebration of the Anniversary if the above Society will be held in the ACADEMY OF MUSIC On TUESDAY, September 9tb, 1884. • Tickets—Front Seats, Double ss, Single, 3s; Gallery, 2a; Pit, Is. Holders of • Front Seat tiofcefs admitted to Dance. Amusements " Oh wad some power the giffcie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us." MR HERBERT H. SMITH has obtained this power, and will give ocular demonstration of the fact at hi?— GRAND PANORAMA OF THE WORLD! and Coloßsal Mirror of New Zealand, including Local "Views of the Thamoß, also all the Publio School Children, which Mr Smith has been Tory successful in taking, will be exA hlblte0 ai tj5"E M V OF MUSIC On FRIDAY, f eptembbb sth, at 8 o'clock, To Conclude with a Seloct Quadrille Party. ' Satdbday, September 6th, — MATINEE for Scho.orChildren at 2 o'clock, at which every child will receive a Present. EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. Grand Art Union !— Heebeet H. Sjihh having decided to dia pose of his Panorama, hns obtained parmission from the Colonial Secretary to hold » Grand Art Uuion, in which he will dispose of his Panorama", valued at £150, ana also Seven of his Improved New Zealand Electric Cottage Slovee, valued ot £50. So as to put it within the reach of all he has issued 40C0 Tickets at Is each ; there are nearly 3000 Bold, and he is giving the balance to Front ai.d Second Peat holders at his Entertainment. Admission: Chairs, 3s, with one Ticket in Art TJaion and invitation to dance ; Gallery, 2s, with one Ticket in Art Union; Pit, lsj Children, Half-price. Admittance to Dance only, 2s. Doors open at 7.30. Commence at 8 sharp. Change of Programme Each Evening. General Notices NEW 7 GABDEN SEEDS! JUST LANDED, direct from Melbourne, the SECOND CONSIGNMENT this Season of the .above, compriting 65 different eorts VEGETABLE and FARM Seeds, 20 of PEAS and BEANS, and 40 of the .choicest varieties of FLOWER Seeds, which ore now effered to the publio at and below Auckland rates in Large or Small quantities. TEAS—New Teas. JCTST RECEIVED—Chests, Half-Chesfs, Boxes, Caddies, and Packets of Pure INDIAN and CHINA lEAS—Betnil, Is 6'J, Is 94, 2*, 2s 6 i, and 33 per lb. Butter-Fresh Butter. Tarannbi and Waikalo Best Dairicß (direct) 5001bB Weekly. - Cheese—Prime Cheese. Wairoa, Waikato, and Canterbury. Hams and Bacon. From Canterbury direct —Beßt Cure. Fruit! Fruit! Regular Supplies in their season received of New Zsaland, Australian, Tasmanian, American, and Island Fruits, &c .&e. Cheap Groceries. NEW GK'ODS, quality guaranteed. RE TAIL-Sugar, light crystal, 4d perlb or 551bs for 17a 6dj Via Co.'b 1.C., 4ii, or 56lbs for 18j 6(1 ; Champion Flour, 501b, 6s 6d; Salmon 8d ; Sardines, 6d and lOd ; Worcester Sauce. 6d ; Bird-eecd, 6d »B. &B. Plaids,7d ; Currants, fine sample, 7d ; New Jam. 7d & 8d; Best White Rice, 61bs~for Is 9d j WhiteSigo and Tapioca, 6d, or 61bs for 2s 9d ; Sperms, lOd ; Candied Peel, Is 6d j Charcoal, per sack 6e, per lb 2d. Groceries, Butter, Cheeao, Fruit, Seeds, &c, delivered to the trade in large or small quantities at the lowest rates. Union Co.'b SOAP delivered at Auckland, Factory Prices to the trade. FRUIT TREES .fr am Hay & Son's Nursary, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Tomato, and other Plants on Sale in Season at— W WOOD'S CENTBAL CHEAP MAET, POLLEN STIiEET. Boots and Shoes. 19 TRUNKS AND CASES (435 Paihs) ENGLISH AND COLONIAL BOOTS & SHOES EICEIVED THTB WEEK BY M.WHITEHEAD, POLLEN STREET. , ('THESE 0/OOD3 ure all Fresh from tho 1 Manufacturers, and will be Sold at the usual LOW PRICES. Persons wanting a Really Good Article should buy their Boots at the Oldest-Established Boot and Shoo Warehouse on the Thames. JgT N.8.-EVEIIY DESCRIPTION OF BOOTS AND SHO]iS MADE TO ORDHR. 1 :OR New" JAMS »nd JELLIES, TABLE X 1 DELICACIES, &c.,—GO TO MEARS and CO.'S Tea and Grocery Warebouae, Pollen street. T^OK Nelson Moate and Co.'s PUKE JJ BLEND TEAS, all Prices and Blends on Sals at—MHSAR* and CO.'S Tea and Grocery Warehouse, Pollen street.. 1 WISH it tc be understood that my object to telling 3s 'IBA. is the greatest good to the Ji'oatost number, and that the greatest number is numbe* one, therofor* try ,!£c(JQWiJ» I» 3 1