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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1771, 5 September 1874, Page 3

fTV H E A TE E EOTAI, THIS (SATURDAY) EYENIS G, September 5. . IMMENSE SUCCESS OP TJSH THAMES MAGNET VARIETY ;; '<:; TEOUPE. Como and see th«-Infant Wonders* To-night. Come and Sco the Great Balloon Flight . .:... .-./•; -I Td-nuW '' •' • ; To-night, the FlyiDg Rings and Double Ariel Bar. Tight Wire, a la Japanese. New Comic Songs and Dances and other Entertainments. Pianist... „. ... ... R. A Owen. Doors open at halfrpast Seven. Performance to commence at Eight o'clock. PriceS of admission—3s, 20, Is. J. B. FITZGEEALD, a 7463 l Manager. ■ NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS UNDER " THE VOLUNTEEKS' LAND ACT, 1865." IT i« hereby notified that all Claims for Remission Certificates to which the applicants -were entitled u^.der " The Tolun teers' Land A«t," 1865," ,on the 2nd October, 1873, and all claims for exereiso of scrip issued under the said Act prior to the above date, will be barred, unless made on or be'ore they Ist day of October next ensuing. D. A. Tolu, Waste Lands Commissioner. Waste Lands Office, Auckland, 2nd September, 1874. a 7462 H. A.C.B. S. Gbahahstown Bbancii, No. 35. fn \HE Members of the abore I BranchwillASSEMßLE at their Hall—in Regalia — TO-MORROW, (Sunday), September 6th, at 10.15 a.m., to March in Procession to St. Francis' Church, Shortland. By order. M. Lahdbhs, . a 7464 ' . ' Becretary.