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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5207, 24 September 1885, Page 3

Amusements ACADEMY OF MUSIC, THAMES. «£T GRAND OPENING NIGHT— THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, 1885. LINGARD'S Latest Pictorial Enterprise, the Royal Diorama of Scotland, AND SCOTTISH CONCERT COMPANY The Largest & Finest Pictures in the World. j As given on the 29rb August, in the Theatre jßoyal, Wellington, under the patronage of His Excellency Sir Wm. Jebvojs, Governor of N.Z., arid in the presence of the Hon.Robt. Stout, Prorokr of N.Z., and Member* of the House of Representatives. — NEW FACES, WITH NEW BONGB - '* Twa Happy Hours at Hame!" This Colossal Picture occupies 60,000 feet of moving canvas, Illustrated wiih Brilliant. Dioramio Effects* being the Most Stupendous .Work of-Art ever placed before Ihe public: a masterpiece of skill, genius ; introducing its principal Commercial Cities, Picturreque Scenery, Historical, Romantio Spots, and Natural Beauties. Just added to the above Monster Exhibition THE SOUDAN WAR. Grand Illuminated Day Exhibition Equal in every respect to the night representations, on SATURDAY, Sept. 26th, at 3 o'clock. Doors open at 2.15 and 7.30. Admission—3«, 2s, & Is. CONCERT A Grand Concert Will be Held in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, RIGHMOKD StBEET, ON FRIDAY, 25th Instant, '■'',', at 8 o'clock, IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF ST., GEORGE'S SUNDAY SCHOOL. '.'..■- i ■.'•'''' ' ' -- • ■ ' '■' '■■".: : PROGRAMME: 1. Overture—" Zampa." 2. SoDg—"Hear the Wild VFind Blow"— Mr. Adams. , . .-,, • 3. Song— 4i A Vision "—Mrs Payne. ...■.- 4. Song—!' Dpn't Forget Me/—Mr Steward. 5. Recitation—" The Little Hero '?—Mr Ooath'.-.,' >a „-■ : -■' ■•■■ -.:-•';• 6. Song—"The Lights of London"—Mrs \" .;Macky. „.- .>,.•-, .■■,:>,:,? . 7. Bong-r" The Outpost "—Mr Catran. 8. Duet—"l Heard a Voioe"rrMM Kilgour and Mitt Belcher. INTERVAL. - 1. Overture—"Tancredi." 2. Soßg—"The Wolf-Mr Coney. 3. Song (Selected)— Mrs Kiljjour. 4* Song—" A Warrior Bold "—^Mr Adams. 5. Recitation—" Our Folks"—Mr Coatb. 6. Songr-(Piano)—Mr fl. B. Coney. 7. Bong—" Won't you Tell ire why, Robin " v.. . —Mrs Steward. 8. Song—Mr Wiseman. God Savk ths Qttbbk, ■'"■' ' Doors open at 7.30 p.m.} to eommenee at 8 p.m, -■■, -. v :-v : -i TiCKiTS—l»i 6d md' ltif, ; ■ r Meetings NORTH STAR EXTENDED. A MEETING of Shareholders will beheld at Mr Fbateb'b Office, Albert street, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at half-past 7 o'clock. ; R. McDonald. Educational BOARD OF EDUCATION. . MICHAELMAS HOLIDAYS. rpHH! Michaelmas Holidays for Schools-at' X the Thames, will be the week beginoing MONDAY, 28th September instant. mi. Bchool Committees of country district* can arrange the holidays at their discretion, subject s to the regulations. -; By order of the Board. .-•■■' ; Vikobkt E. Rick, Secretary. Mining Notices MOANATAIRIGOLD MIBIS6G6MPANY (Registebed). NOTICE is hereby given that the Capital «f,the Company having.been increased by the creation of 16.5C0 new Shares of £lO each, of which £9 per share is considered as paid up, the Directors now offer to the present shareholders one new Share for every JBhare now held by them on payment of 2s 6d per Share on application, and 2s 6d per Share on allotment, provided application is made to the undersigned, on or before FRIDAY, the 25th intt., accompanied with a deposit of 2s fid per Share. -. By order of the Directors. F. A. Whitb, Manager* September 9,1885. Qeneral Notices NEW ZEALAND SMELTING COMPANY (Limited.) NOTICE is hereby given that the above Company is now prepared to Purchase Ore for Smelting. For particulars and -terms apply to the Secretary,lnsurance Buildings, Auckland} or to Mr Z. Lake, at the Company's Work's, Thames. By order. £. Menzibs, Secretary a Sept, 18th, 1885. — GOVERNOR BO WEN — HOTEL. Billiards! BilliardsM rpHB Capacious BILLIARD ROOM of tba X above Hotel has undergone renovation, the tables have been re-covered, an Experienced Marker is in charge, and lovers of the game can now rely upon having all the advantages of a good room and first-rate tables, added to every attention, extended to them. . ',' • K. EIOHAKDS, PROPRIETOR. MEMORASDAS and LETTER HEAD* INGS, in a style unwrpaMcd, at the Evening Star Q»ct