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Thames Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 10350, 25 April 1911, Page 3

We freely admit that the best advertisers of Warner's Rust-proof Corsets ara the wearers of Warner's. — Adivfe Men's and boys' cikoats, best makes and lowest prices at The Beehive. A. Court and Son —Advt.

WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS MUST HE PBE-PAID. MRS RAEBURN Resumes Mudic Lessons, Tuesday, April 25th., Presbyterian Sunday School; daily lesson; monthly terms. MES DAVIS, Private Board and Residence, Queen Street, next Poet Office. Meals supplied. Good accommodation for visitors and per-! manent boarders. SPECIAL OFFER—Music, Postcards and stationery, now going cheap at BLUETT'S, Post-card Shop. Wanted Known.—That tho Britannia Tyre, adopted by the N.Z.. Post and Telegraph Department, is still holding that envious position, as being the best tyre that money can Uiy. —Advt. WANTED KNOWN — Bluett's Hobart Champion Cycles guaranteed, used by Royalty, British War Office, and Post Office. Obtainable from BLUETT. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. ROBERTS' "OICTURES. OBERTS' JL lOTURES. TO-NIGHT & EVERY NIGHT. Grand Chance of Programme. West's Dramatic, Scenic, and Comic Gems - Prices : 1/6, 1/-, 6d, Ladies 1/to front seats, children half price. ROBERTS' PICTURES-AN APOLOGY.

f REGRET that owing to the nonarrival of films I "was compelled to disappoint patrons last night. Tonight the programme will be presented. Q. E, ROBERTS. THAMES GAS COMPANY. jVj OTICE is given that To-morrow L^! (Wednesday), is the last discount day, JOHN ENSOLL, Manager. CRICKETERS' HOCKEY CLUB, 'gTHE Annual Meeting of the JL Cricketers' Hockey Club will be held in the County Chambers, TOMORROW (Wednesday) eveniug, at 7,30 o'clock, Members and intending members cordially invited. L. GRIFFIN, Acting Seo. MATATOKI HALL. A MEETING will be held in the above hall on FRIDAY 28th, at 7 30 p.m., for the purpose of taking the initiatory steps towards the" formation of a Rifle Club. C OHEFITINGS, Convenor. THAMES COUNTY. TENDERS will bo received at the Council Oha-mltoers up to 9.30 a.mi. on TUIBD'AiY, 2nd May, for the following' works*: 1. Supply of 2'50-eubici j'a-rds 'l\ iudi metal Thanicw to Waikawau Ifoad. 2. 'Rbpuirs to T'araru Greek Road ("210 cubic yards 2^in metal). 3. 39 chains drain a,iul rr,>ad formation Turua-O'pani ißjowd. i. Itepairs to Puriri-Neia-vesvillc Track. 5. Breaking and Dteilivoring 1 700 dulbio yards 3 inch meital (Wharcipoa and Hikutaia iSltation Itouds) 6. IMivery of 200 cubic yards metal, Mkvratoto Road. 7. Delivery of 90 ouibid yards metal oii Tliauies-'Faierbia.. R'«ull 8. Breaking of 100 culbici yards 2i inch metal Kauaerang'a Quarry. 9. Clearing 65 chains Tairua-Mer-cury B>ay Road. 10. Formation of 10 chains (including 2 drains) of TairuarHikuni Road. 16. H. MUIRu Couiiity Engineer. 25th April, 1911.

OLD GAKDENERS KNOW THAT JT'S fILL IM THE SEED. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT Sweet Peas -The flower of the year. Best varieties : collections from 2/6 to £■2 2s. Flowering Bulbs — Special value : collections from 2/6 to £5 ss. Beddin" Plants—A speciality. Everything for Garden & Farm. Write for Catalogue- Write for Hints on cul-ture.-GILBERT J. MACKAY, 195 Queeu Street, Auckland.