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Thames Star, Volume XXX, Issue 9047, 20 April 1898, Page 3

Ent riai mait* COMING BY SPECIMi SIEAMER3— THE EVENT OF 1898. C FITZGERALD BU'ts: V —HUGECIRCUS & MENAGERIE, INCLUDING , HAGENBECK'S ZOOLOGICAL CIRCUS, I (from Hamburg), will Perform at r / Thames I TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, April 26th and 27th, and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. I^XACTLY the Same Performance will J be Given Here as in Auckland All the Wild Beasts, all the Horses and Ponies, all the Performers; The MBNAGEBIE, censiting of Liona, Tigew, Panthers, Jaguars, Hyenas, Wolves, Bears, Leopards, Monkeys, Elephants, &c, &c. The whole of this Gigantic show will conclude with the Elephant Riding on a Tricycte with a JFull-Grovra Lion On its Back. An Efficient Band, undor the Conduct* - ship of Herr Yon Dbr Mehden, (Champion'Oornet Soloist of the World.) DON'T FORGET THE DATE AT THE THAMESTUESDAY AND WEDNEYDAY, April 26th and 27th.

PAEROA, THURSDAY, APRIL 28th. A CADEMY OP MUSIC. 'THURSDAY, MAY I2th, 1897. Grand Benefit Concert and Dance, In Aid of the Widow and Family of the late Mr William H. Wallace. R. HASTINGS, Secretary. H. J. GREENSLADE, Treasurer.

Vallef & Thornton QALL EARLY FOE PIE MELON, 20 POUNDS FOR ONE SHILLING. OEANGES, LEMONS, and FRUITS of EVERY DESCRIPTION, ALWAYS ON HAND IN SEASON, Note the Address: VALLER AND THORNTON, i POLLEN STREET CENTRAL. MISSES WHITE, (Late of Aucfcfand), [T AYE commenced business as DRESS *-*- AND HAHIT MAKERS at Mrs Kummert's, Karaka Road. , Latest Style and Good Fit Guaranteed. Reefton House, NOJttMANBY ROAD, PAEROA. MEB "BJ3KOHTB BEGS to notify to her friends and the public generally that she HAS RESUMED BUSINESS ia the above centrally-situated Boardinghouse, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to regain a fair share of the patronage so liberally bestowed in the past. TERMS: Board and residence (single rooms), 20s per week, - Board and residence (double rooms), 18s per week. Board, 15s. Meals (at all hours) Is ; Beds, Is Gd,

FRATER BROS., Sharebroleers, Land Agents, and trainers, Thames, AND AT INSURANCE BUILDINGS AUCKLAND "jy/l ORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. ROOMS TO LET Queen street Chambere, Thames. TO LET,—Mr David Stewart's NEW 6-BOOMED HuUSE, Parawai—l7s Gd per week. FOR "s^LE— WAIOTAHI CREEK, — 5-ROOMED HOUSE and Outbuildings -Price, .£SO. 518 ACRES LAND, near Te Aroha. Price, 4JIOO cash. Balance can remain at 5 pet cent. CHURCH MISSION PKOPER' V, Parawai. Several Building Sites. Puriri, Town Lots, and Suburban Sections. MARSHALL'S FARM, MATATOKE, Th -wee.— We have received instructions from the owners to dispose of the remaining Sections of this fine Estate Plans, prices, and lull particulars on applioi-ton. Parawai,—6-ROOMED HOUSE, with Bathroom, bairy, Wash-house, Stable, Coach-house, and Cowshed, with 3 Acres <*• T «.nd. Cheap. NEAR TE AROHA- 258 acres of good land partly improved. Fronting Waihou river. ELLKRSLIE (near Auckland)—loß acres of Volcanic Land in grass. Splendid situation. 300 ACRES OF FLAT OPEN LAND in the Parish of Waiau, about 17 milps south of Auckland. SUBURBS OF TUAKAU-A Very Pretty Section of 4 acres near the banks of tbe Waikato river. NORTH SHORE—Several beautiful building sites. 368 ACRES AT LUCAS CREFK. This blook is fenced, and contains a quantity of valuable timber PAREMOREMO—A 312 acre block near the Waitemata. river, partly {covered with useful timber FEATER BROS., Thamwi.