Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Thames Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 8601, 4 March 1897, Page 3

Entertainment! 1 CAD EM V O F HUSICI Farewell Concert, SATURDAY, MARCH 6th, 1897. ; Last appearance in New Zealand of thf celebrated Ovide Musin Concert Coy. OVIDE MUSIN—"One of the Greatest Living Violinists." MADAME MUSIN-"The Phenomenal Soprano with a range of over tl-ree octaves and perfect execution." MISS CONSTANCE HATHERLY—"Harpist, who is acknowledged a beantifnl player on this inagificent instruments EDUARD SCHARF—" The Distin. guishrd Pianist." ALFRED HILL—" Violinist and Composer, designated by the press the Mascagni of Australasia." Prices : 3s, 2s, Is Box plan at Burra'c G. D. Woodward, Business Manager. Mining Notice* I KOMATA REEFS GOLD MINING COM* PANY. IXTANTED-6 GOOD CARPENTERS, T T Apply to H. H. Adams on SATUR. DAY, 6th inst.. at 8 p.m., at the Junction Hotel, Thames, NONPAREIL G.M. COMPANY, TENDERS for the ERECTION OF A HOPPER for the Nonpareil G.M. CO. will be received up to Noon of FRIDAY, March sth. Plans and specifi. cations to be seen at the Mine. The lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted. E. Caktwbioht, Manager^ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF MINING PROPERTIES. Jhave received instructions from London to PURCHASE MINING PROPER. TIES on behalf of my principals. Really good properties will be accepted without unnecessary delay, and at satisfactory price either for cash or paid-up share* and cash W. J. NAPIER, oLicraoß, Victoria Arcade. THANKS. ' I BEG to return my HEARTFELT 'IHANKS to the Cotmni'tae ad all tho c who in any w y assisted i* counectir a With the Relief Fund in ai: of me and my famil7, MRS D. FISHER, 4th March, 1897. A- Montague's Art Union. (By Special Permission of the Colonial Secretary.) 260 SUB-CRIBERS AT 2s 6d. :. TO be drawn in Public Hall by a Committee of Subscribers. Tickets can be obtained from the Artist; also from Messrs T. Johnstone, J. Tucker, G. H. Brickell, and L. Hillkan. PICTURES NOW ON VIEW. THAMES HARBOR BOARD. rpENDERS wiU be received by the Board 1 up to 3 pm. of TUESDAY, March 9th, NEXT, for EXTENDING the GOODS WHARF ONE HUNDRED FEET. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Board's Office, Albert street, Thames. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Albert Bruce, Secretary, Harbor Office, Thames, February 24th, 1897. THAMES COUNTY.

OMAHU-WHANGAMATA TRACK. 'FENDERS will be received till 7 p.m. on I WEDNESDAY, the 17th inst.. for FORMING ABOUT TWO AND A-HALF MILES of the above 7 rack. Copies of the Specifications may also be seen at the Post Office, Puriri, and at W. Cook's residence, near Matatoke. Jab. M. McLabbn, County Engineer. Thames, 2nd March, 1897. IN THE MATTER OP "THE RATING ACT, 1894," AND IN THE MATTER OF THE VALUATION LIBT FOX THE BOROUGH OF THAMES. IT having been proved to the Asessment Court for the Borongh of Thane* tint no Vslaatiau List hsi been prepared •■ re. qiired by " The Rating Act, 1894," the s»id Conrt, iv exercre of the powers conferred ■pan it by tbe 29th Section of the said Act, hereby appoints Thomas William Clare, of the Borough of Thames, Aocoontwt, to be the Valuer to make ■■oh list; and it ima the 15th day of March, 1897, ■■ the diy for t*-e completion of fie Valuation List, ti • List to lie open for public inspection from the 15th Marcb, 1897, until the 15th April, 1897, tha last day inclusive; objections to be delivered oa or before the 15th Apri', 1897. And Notice is hereby given that tbe said Court will Sit in the Magistrate's Comri Honse, Thumes, on WEDNESDAY, tbe ?Bth Ap il, 1897, at half past ten a.ss., to haw objections to the said List. And it is hereby farther ordered that a copy of this order shell bb published in so;ne newsptpe'*, or* eulating in tlte fioroagh of Thames, at lea»t seven times during the month of March. 1807. By the Conrt, H. Etbb Kknkt, S.M., Jartge of Assessment Conrt. Wednesday, 3rd March, 1897.

THEODORE DOYLE, Lithographic and General Draughtsman, QUEEN STREET CHAMBERS, Next to the Post Office Thames. ARCHITECTURAL AND SURVEY PLANS DRAWN TO ORDER. W. Huddlestone. ARTIST, ■AS RE-OPENED STUDIO, Willoughby street, Shertland, A I'D will INSTBUCr PUPILS at the following terms :— For 12 Lessons of 1 Hour—l Guinea. 2 „-2 „ R. H. KrKQRfcQOR, Agent for the Rambler and Ideal Bicydei. The Fastest and Strongest; Winnewofmoßt of of taces in Auckland this Season, TUITION FREE NEW FRUITS. Raisins, Clemes, SuT tanas, MuscateUes, California^ fi^ J* elf«r* Currants, Best Pmn«T „£ Quality Figs, Dates, Dried Ginger, AmS£ Peaches, and Apricots, FreXl^Sk fpHE Celebrated C,B. Cora...