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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2160, 6 December 1875, Page 3

Gents' Clothes, and every description of Dyeing and. Cleaning, done on the shortest possible notice at the Thamep Dyeing Establishment, corner of Rolleston and Richmond streets. —Advt. Oxygen is Life.-Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne.Multitudes of people are hopelessly suffering from De■bility, Nervous and Liver Complaints, Depression of Spirits, Hypochondria, Timidity, Indigestion, Failure of Hearing, Sight, and, Memory, Lassitude, Want of Power, &c, whose cases admit of a permanent cure by i the new remedy Phosphodyne (Ozonio Oxygen), which ■ at once allays all irritation and excitement, imparts new energy and life to the enfeebled constitution, and rapidly cures every- stage of these hitherto incurable ami distressing, maladies. -. Sol ,by all Chemists and •Druggists throughout the Globe. 3S, Caution. - The large and increasing demand for Dry Bright's Phosphor dyne has. led to-several imitations under somewhat similar names; purchasers of this medicine should therefore be'careful to observe that each ease hears the Government Stamp, with the words, Dr. Brighfs Phosphodyne engraved thereon, and that the same words are also blown in the bottle., ,

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Government Notices TEA.CHEKS' EXAMINATION. THE IXAMINATIOtf will begin at ten o'clock am. cm Thtte-tay, 9 h December, at-.th'? Thames Schoolroom. Candidates ■who have not already sent in their names may do so up to 4 o'clock p m. on 8 h in»t., under cove* 1, addressed to the Inspector, ab theTfcames 50h001... ___„

Auctions TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14. At 12 o'clock. TO CAPITALISTsTsPECULATORS, . AND OTHERS, Positive awd Unbeseeved Sale of - that valuable and well knowk FfiEEHOLD PBOPEETY, The Theatre Royal, Geahamstown. THEATRICAL PROPRIETIES, FURNITURE, GAS FITTINGS, LICENSE, &c, Ac. TAMES CRAIG, Favoured with instructions from BvavsVs JOKE 3, Esq., an a the Trustees of the estate of the late Mr W. Morrin, will fell by Public Auction on the.'Premises, on Tuesday, 14th ingfcant, at 12 ©'clock, All that really Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, oentrallv situated at the corner of O*en and Williamson strerta, known as the THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, having » frontage of 155 feet, consisting of Theatre fitted up .'at a arge ou'lay, with every sta<ie requisite; Bnrs, Bar Parlours, Sitting R 'Ojdp, Bedrooms, i»d Kitchen; Two Shops, l»rge room suitable for meetings, or Billiard Room, large Yard at back,'with.right of way; forming one of the, finest properties in the township, and fecond to none as reg .rd» po«!ion ; and immediately thereafter the"" Furniture, Bar and Gas Fitting*,. Lamps, and other moveabU properties, balance of License,- &c, / ■ &c.-"-'-' '; , ;.. , .. ■..-.,; .'. . : The Auctioneer, with' every confidence, draws the attention of the public to this most '- iiiip6rtarit and p sitive sale. There is no doubt if the Meld takes another stirt; which it: may do at any 'moment, ■'there •i»>a large! fortune to be derived from money invested in this Property. The means of supplying refreshment to playgoers is unsur.pawed, and the Theatre, with but a. trifling expense, could be rendered second to none in the Colony. Besides Dressing Rooms up and down stairs, there is also a Room for the stowage and painting of scenery, and other requisites for presenting elaborate- scenic effects to an audiences Theßtockof Scenrr», both flats arid side scenes, it large, well* assorted, and in good order. The Buildings were erected a*; a large outlay,' and form one of the best-investment* and largest blocks of Freehold Land in Grahams- • -town, ■ ■;"■.■ ■■-: v ■ .'■ ;. r ;;.' . Twrai Liberal. ;