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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1870, 30 December 1874, Page 3

A CAD EMY OF MUSI C. POSITIVELY LAST NIQHT BUT ONE. BAIBE'S ir-I'BEIINICON ! GRAND Panorama of Ireland. The Most Legitimate Success yet Seen en the Thames. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. CROWDED AGAIN. TO.NI^HT (WEDNESDAY), Entire Strength of Company' ia their Great Specialities. "\ Slslle, B<s Gallery, 2s; Pit,.!?. Doors open at 7.30; cooimenco at 8, o'clock. Business Huhngcr, Mr C/Vbbnb* *' ■■ Advance ■'•'Agent, Mr Hi B. Wisuixv, a794l . •■■ f ' •■■■•■ ■•' :. ■' ; ■ . ■•,' * % ANTED, a Good P <ir of WOBKIiSG W- BUL LOCKS (sbout 5 jra old)- with yoke, 4c, complete. Apply at the ottice of this paper. ' :- "* ' 7926 WANTED, 100 Men Daily it JOSLIK'S HAJB CIJTTINO BBTABIISHWEM 10 be M*arnpooed,'&c, next Fugate'* Hed Boot, Owen-street, Grahariistown. BOABD AND RESIDENCE. TXJ ANTJED, immediately, a few Ecspeetabie Mineri or other, working, men in a private house in Albert itreet. Comfortable Home.; Terms 17s 6d pc? week. For addrcw, &c, j Apply to Office of this Paper. 7879 CEOWN PBINCE GOLDMINING COMiPANY (Re&istebed). AN IXTRAOKDINARY MEETING of Shar iiolders in the Crown Prince Gold Mining Company (Registered) will beheld at the Office of the Comply) Vaile's Buildings, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the sth day of January, 1875, at =2 o'clock in the bfteraoon. , Bu-inejs r-^-To consider the position of the Company generally, including the financial position; to consider th« advisubility of wincing up the Company j and, if deemed advisable, to pass a resolution, requiring the Company to be wound up, a* required by t\e Mining Cempanies Act, 1872. H. W. Hsath, a 7944 Legal Manager. THAMES ANNUAL EACES. ~~T ~: """■■■■"• roTici; ■.'"""' ' THE MEETINGiof the SteWards of tVe Thnmes Annual Bacee, for the purpose rt SET CLING UP,, will be held at the Quern's Hotel, Albert street, at 8 o'clock, instead of as before advertised in error. T. Spbncbb, a 7913 . Trea«ur«r. ART UNION. THE ART UNION for CLEARING' OFF the.DEBT oa the CATHOLIC SCHOOLS will taVo place ii FEBRUARY. Contributions of articles for Prizes will b j thankfu ly received and duly kcknowledged by the Roy. S. Chastagnou. d 7937 / -■■■■"■ ' ; —: ; p— ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. COURT PRIDE OB 1 PARNELL, No. 4409. ' JTnHK Hbove Court will h- lrl an Anniversary X Celebration on FRIDAY, the Ist day of Juuuarv. 1875. A fc-OIRES willba lie d in the evening at the Academy of Music, to conclude with a Dance." ' Tea on the table at 6.30 pm, Double tickets, 5s ; single ditto, 38; CHAULX3 AniEU, d 7936 Secretary. PAEAWAI GARDENS! ADMI6SIOS . ... ..... BIIPJBNOB. QTRAWBERRIES AND CBEAM >O AND OTHER REFRESHMBKTS. N.B.—Poieon laid for Dogs. "^.;. :-^' :;- ;;■ :'/ ■ ... Mrs. HAKVEY, PRACTICAL DRESSMAKER, &c, IV liHES to acqusint the Ladies^of the Vf Thflmes that she is the only person in Southern Hemisphere wh« can exreute orders entrusted to her in EMBROIDERY, both Wholesale and Retail. N.B.—rTracing done on any Material for Braidwork on most reasonsblfttcrms. Pinking done in a superiorfcanner. AJireas — Corner of Seafcy and Pollen; wots, Shortland \ 7900 a Just received, Australasian of December 1% j HOME NJfiWa of date Octtber3o. < J. li. jEPs£^Solf, ?olleJ3-Btj««t, Short land.