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Thames Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 8608, 12 March 1897, Page 3

WANTED, by Young Lady at bnnOW* BOARD AND LODGING i« private family in, or near, Pollen stow* and close to Baptist Church. Reply stating terms on or before WEDNESDAY, MaiQß 17th.—Address "Room," co Bell's Fort Office, Upper Syinond street, Auckland. ©USE of Five Rooms,~with lutt Allotment, TO LET, on Block 27, Applications to rSnt the above house for ft term will be received up to 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, the 13th March, 1897. Particulars from F. C. Dean, Brown street. SALVATION ARMY, rPHE ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS of A. the Thames Corps will be Conducted by Brigadier Hoskin and Major Bruntnem,. the Colony Leaders, on SUNDAY the 14th, at 11 a.m., 3 pm. and 7 pm. A TEA MEETING will be held in the Barracks at 6 p.m. on MONDAY, the 15th instant, to be followed by a Hum Public Meating, when the Brigadier will give an address on the Sosial Operations of the Army. H, J. Sharp, Adjutant. UNSECTARIAN CHURCH. t"hb Anniversary Entertainment rN connection with the above will be held . in the St. George's Hall on TUESDAY. March 16th, 1897. .. ■ REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED. Tickets, Is 6d; Children, half-price. E. Irvine, Hon. Sec, NONPAREIL GOLD MINING COMPANY (No-Liability). A CALL of One Penny per Share has been made this day by the Directonfl payable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildinn, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, April 14th, H, GILFILLAN, JuNJt., . Manager. Auckland. March 10th, 18S7. TO BUILDERS. 'T'ENDEBS, Addressed to the County M. Chairman, will be received until 7 p.m. of WEDNESDAY, the 17th inst., for MAKING ALTERATIONS, etc., to the County Offices in Mary street. Plans, etii, at the Office. The lowest or any tender cot nccewarih accepted. By order, E. W. Hoi .us. County Q'erk.

THAMES COUNTY, MATATOKE ROADP TENDERS for CLEARING GRAVEL FROM DRAIN .and ERECTING TIMBER BREAST-WORK, etc., will bo received at County Office till 7 p.m. en WEDNESDAY, i7th March. Copy of Specifications may also be s~«B at Post Office, Puriri, and at Mr Cook* residence, near Matatoke. Jmm. M. McLabkn, 10th March, 1897. **"*' A BARGAIN, FOR SALE—A 5 ROOMED COTTAGE and about 1 acre of land. Everj Convenience, viz.: Range, Bath, Wash, house, Stable, etc.—For particulars apply Stab office. * EVENING_CLASSES. MRS DOBBS will hold CLASSES at her residence, Bird-inHand Hill, on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS fromrtill9 p.m., beginning March 9th. Subjects taught-Reading, Writing, Arithmeti and Book-keeping. . Terms oa application. A. Montague's Art Union. (By Special Permission of the Colonial Secretary.) 260 SUBSCRIBERS 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. Tuc«b,-G. H. Bbickbll, and L. Hijclkan. PICTURES NOW ON VIEW

John I. Philips fr Co,, MINING AND LAND TRANSFER SURVEYORS, BBOWN STREET, THAMES IN charge of District: ALBERT G ALLOM, Mining Surveyor. Head Office: Haly day's Buildings, 20, Shortland street, Auckland, Branch Offices also at Vtluxt itreet, Paeroft, and King's Road, Coromandel. P.O. Box, 332. Telephone, 988 Cable Address, "Theodolite," Auckland THEODORE DOYLE, Lithographic and General Draughtsman, QUEEN STREET CHAMBERS, Next to the Post Office Thames. ARCHITECTURAL AND SURVEY PLANS DRAWN TO ORDER. W. Huddlestone, HAS HE-OPENED STUDIO, Willoughby street, Shortland, AND will INSTRUCT PUPILS at the following terms :— For 12 Lessons of 1 Hour—l Guinea, 2 „-2 „

HERE AEE A FEW OF J and S- ROBERTS' Quotations i r^OOD Family Tea, Is 3d per lb; Condensed Milk, 6d per tin; Fry's Cocoa, 4dper packet; New Jam, A 1 Quality, 4dper tin; Essence Coffee, Is per.bottle; Sago, Tapioca, and P. Barley, 81ba for Is; Rice, 51bs for Is; Byci-oft's Broken Biscuits Fresh, direct from the Factory, 51bs for Is' i Good Draught Vinegar, Is 8d per gallon; Cheese and Bacon, from the Best Faotories, selling at Bed-Koek prices. These Quotations are for Cash, and a sample of our General Prices. Note the Address:— J.& S.ROBERTS. MAEY STREETR. R. iflufißEQoß, Sole Agent for the, Rambler and Ideal Bicycles. TUITION FREE