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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1625, 30 April 1875, Page 3

I pJRI $ CE OJF WAJfeESitftE^TEE. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OE THE FAVOTJBITE ARTISTK, GRACE EGERTON (Mrs Geo. Case) CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE. THIS EVENING, Last Time of "LATEST INTELLIGENCE," To-morrow (Saturday) Evening Entire ,o£ Programme," THE DRiWING-ROOMFLOOIt. PRICES :-Dress Circl^sTEamily BjW>, to admit four, 10H <to be procured only atMr?P to£As £ • a plan may be seen and seats secured), btaus, -s, PIT, ls. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 o'clock. tdW~^haio^s~q~l a b k. ** choral hailTto-night; CHORAL HALL, TO-NIGHT! When the celebrated Humourist and Elocutionist ■will make his , POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE In New Zealand,. and when he will be assisted by MISS CHRISTIAN. Beet Programme of tiieJ Series^ Mi&M**' Late 'Buses. Tickets for aU parts of the hall at Upton's At the conclusion of the Entertainment Mr Clark ■■■,:•■ -win deliver a VALEDICTORY ADDRESS upon his Hundred Days in New Zealand after whioh 1 Miss Christian willl sing the National Anthem. B. S. SMYTHE. OUKG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. A LIME LIGBT EXHIBITION BEAUTIFUL VIEWS \)F ™ QLD ABHMB A_<D CiSr E3 OB1 ENGLAND AND . SCOTLAND. ,< i Will be given in the above HaUby^. D™«™ on XUKSDaY EVENING next, the 4th May. Selections of Music. , , . Admission, ls each; to commence quarter to 8 0 CIOCK. Proceeds In aid of the Library. A N ENTERTAINMENT by St. Matthew's Sunday School Choir wilT take place at the L-,rge Room of the Young Men a Christian Association on Friday evening, April 30 To commence at 7.30. Admission by Ticket, 6d; at the door ls 'i ickets may he had from Members of the Choir and the Secretary —Thomas H. Webb. LOST, between Grey-street and Pitt-street, on Thursday night, a Gold Brooch; description, three leaves, and a greenstone in the centre, with drops to|the end.-Anyone returning it to Mr Friend, Queen-street, Clothier, wdl be rewarded. J.TT S"T RECEIVED, 100 SEWING MACHINES, Including— Genuine Singer, G«nuine Wheeler and Wilton Genuine Britianla. Genuine Howe Thomas* Wan_er, Home Shuttle FOE SALE ON WEEKLY. MONTHLY, OR CASH PAYMENTS, AT W. C. DENNES, QUEEN-STREET. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. "^ ELECTION OF MEMBER. Harbour Board Office, Auckland. 28th April, 1875. The following extract from the Provincial Govern ment Gazette ot the 27th April, Is published for general Information. WILLIAM C. DALDY, Chairman. PUB LIC NOTIFICA HON. Superintendent's Office, Auckland. 22nd April, 1875. It is hereby notified that in pursuance of Section and 10 of the Auckland Harbour Board Act, 1871, a meeting of the Electors duly qualified under Section 10 of the said Act shall be held in the Hall of Me ehanics'lnstitute, at Auckland, on MONDAY, the 10th day of May proximo, at the hour of noon, for the purpose of electing a' duly qualified person as a Member of th« Auckland Harbour Bond, in place of Benjamin Tonks, Esquire. G. GREY, Superintendent. np O BUILD" EB S. Tenders will be received until noon of May 3, for additions to a Residence at Kyber Pass Road. R. REALS & SON, Architects. HPENDERS will be received until J the sth May for Re-shingling, and Sundry Repairs to the Presbyterian Church, Onehunga, at Messrs Fleming and Stevenson, where specifications may be seen. ' - ' ■ '" "T UOILaND college. Select Evening Classes will be OPENED on MONDAY next for instruction in English, Bookkeeping, and Mathematics.—For terms, *c, apply at the college. . . ■ '~ -■ NEW SONG will shortly be issued.—A New Song by S. J. Lambert, F.R.A.S., Professor of Music/Auckland. UCKLAND REGISTRY OFFICE for Servants, junction of Queen Mid Greystreets, nearly opposite the Fire-bell. . tl «i^i jJf rf j j-h I It. * w feßß's! Ej 7 MUSIC SALOON, 9 03 WELLESLEY-STREET. p*. pq: - _ ,; i . . :■ «,-£» '■fel The Cheapest Place in Auckland for m Q3 Pianofortes and Harmoniums, new and ,-j; 5% second-hand, by the best makers; also, *** >> Lot on Hire. O \j_\ : . •'- ■ ■ ■ A_____o O N.B.—Full price given for second-hand R' \_____w Pianofortes, or taken in exchange. liar- - moniums, Pianofortes, and Organs tuned IK *Q . and repaired, in town or country, by the *2J IH I year or visit. 7 _-_< P* ; 7- .7 7: |c) IVJ Ay Immigration Office, Auckland, 30th April, 1875. TMMIGRANTS per Fernglen, comprising General and Farm Labourers, Mechanics, and Male and Female Servants, are now open to engagement on application to the Master and Matron at the Immigration Depot.. ■ _.. ... .:, ~.: H.ELLIS, ,7 .'.'. Immigration Officer./ r^A CALIFORNIAN LETTER GO ~Z - (Continued.) .■;..-. ■■ax:, fed W TTES '• WHERE IS. POSS ? O " THE INIMITABLE POSS? fv H •' :•■'-'- f* j/_ jThat Does Inimitable Tailoring £-i ' ' for this Province, and all pj the otheJk Provinces.' ' __. £i"- ' '.-":— • - ' V' M jl ;And the cry is— M <\l *' Still They Come !" V ,J TO HAVE A GOOD FIT I! 1 t_o r2' '' ~~—" 1-3 C^ Those voyaging, [~ ,y» ; AN OUTFIT, W 'rH I Always the Best Material, r. 1 w Suited to all Climate.. ~_] Mi"PO9S,"SHORiLAND.STREET. £| ffl |V <To *• continued./ V •