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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5256, 21 November 1885, Page 3

Entertainments ACADEMY OF MUSIC. SATTAERAITaA SCHOOLS ENTERTAINMENT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30ra, 1885. The celebrated SEE-SAW WALTZ sung bj orer 40 picked ?bices, and acted in Historical and Funcy Characters. The CONCERT wiU D« «ustained bj Metdames iilgour, Muckay, Phillips; Mis«es Cofcth and Beit; Messrs Adams, Bajldon, McGregor, and Phillips. PBOFBSBOR PUFF- A.ND-OFFS wonderful Exhibition of WAXWORKS «d STATUARYf the Mechanism of the Figures being unexcelled, some of the automata even speaking and singing. To conclude with the Sparkling Fane, entitled "AN AWFUL FIX," in Which Misses Gillespie and'Crowther, and Messrs Burgess, Cpath, and Oerring, will appear. lICKBTS:—DoubIe, Bs; Single (Front), 3s / Gallery, 2s j Pit, la. Calls THAMES GOLDEN CROWN GOLD -MINING COMPANF (Limited). A CALL (the 4th) of 6d per Share has THIS DAI been msde by the Direc* tors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at the Office of the Company, 83, Queen street, Auokiand, on WBDNEBDAY, 9tb December, 1885. •;;;■- ■ ■ - -■..-.- ■■. ■. •Fi'A. Whim, :' ■> ■■■•'.' Manager. Auckland, 12th November, 1885. ' * ** * ' • j _ IVANHOE GOLD MINING COM- . , PAN* (Lihited). A. CALL (the stb) of 6d per share has JX. this /day. been made ? by the, directors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at the Office of the Company, 83, Qiieen Street, Auckland, on WED NBBDAY 9th December, 1885. * .?-- F.A. Whitb, •:- ■■:;■•■' :<■■ - ■■; -^ .;- ■ -i: ■ ■ Manager. • Auclland, 17th November, 1885. ■ ■"*■■■■ ,:,iyoticea:; v ■ "' ,' Thomas Godkin HAVING MADE EXTE2TBIVE ALTERATIONS to his StaWing Aocommodation in Brown Street, is how* enabled to keep . BUGGIES, SADDLE HOBSES, and ? r v , CABMAGBS for HIBE, Orders for any of which shall have his BEST attention. Pbices to. Mkbt the Times. Thomas Godkin, LIVERX STABLES, BROWN STREET, GRAHAMSTOWN. MISS OSBORNE WISHES to return her sinoera tbanks to her many friends on the Thames for the very liberal support aooorded her tince commencing business, and . can assure them that no effort will be spared on her part to merit an increased patronage in the future. Her Stock of Stationery and Fancy Goods Has juit been LARGELY AUGMENTED by Goods'of the. Latest and most Fashionable Varieties, and the Public can rely on obtain* ing at her Establishment the MOST RECENT NOVELTIES at the Lowest Possible Prices. Stationery, Note Paper, and Envelopes*— ... All Sizes and Qualities. BooKß—Suitable for either Presentation or >..:'. the ;M idle hour." Carte de Visite Albums—both novel & Chaste. SCRAP ALBUMS—in Great Variety. CHRISTMAS CARDS—Both Colonial and Imported. Work Boxes, Writing Desks, and Handkerchief Boxes—Very Handsome. A LARUB STOCK OF DOLLS—aII Sises and Qualities—Also, TOYS in Great Variety. A Choice Aisortment of CREWEL SILKS and WOOLS has also jost been received. Obdkbs pob Pbbiodicais, Maoa/jkbs, amd ail NswerAPBHS will have her best attention. MISS OSBOKND, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, POLLEN STEEfiT. REMOVAL TO NEW PREMISES. Mrs Ah Mow DESIRES to inform her many Customers ! and the Public generally that she has ■ow removed her business to those commo* dioiis pieTnises in Pollen street, Shortland, next door to Mb Smith, Fruiterer. PANAMA HATS MADE TO ORDEB AS USUAL. All the Latest Shapes in .Ladies' and Gentle-. men's Straw Hats in Stook or made to order on the sfeorteßt notice at the Lowest I '; , , ... .. -Rates. ■. r Featheis and Plumes in great Variety, and of the Beit Quality. The Stock of Teas, Work Boxes, Tea Caddies, and Fancy Gcods generally has been largely add d to, and will be Sold at the Lowest h posfibie Cash Prices. Note the New Addreje : — Mrs. Ah Mow, (NEXT TO W. SMITH'i, FRUITERER), POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. J. 0. M. GIBSON, ACCOTCTNtAIJT, INSURANCE, A COM- ;; MISSION AGENT, Brown Stbbkt, Gbahamstowk, Next Stock Exchange (Office lately occupied by Mr W. 0. Obd). TPRADESMEN'S BOOK 3 PO3TED AND X ACCODNTS MADE UP. The Legal Management of Companies' Undertaken.