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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2926, 30 August 1879, Page 3

Public Notices. mHE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CALL NOTICE. Notice is hereby Kiven that the Directors o the above Company have made the Third Call of Two Shillings and Sixpence per Share on the allotted shares o£ the Company, and that the said Call is payable on MONDAY, the first day of September, 1879, at the offices of the Bank of New Zealand throughout the Colony. GKO. S. GRAHAM, General Manager. Wellington, June 2,1379. DANK OF AUSTRALASIA. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. On and after MONDAY, Ist proximo, the Business of this Bank will be carried on in its New Premises, corner of Queen and Wyndham street. J. LAWFORD. Manager. Auckland, 25th August, 1873. T>AY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). Shareholders in the above Company are reminded that the seventh payment on account of new fiiarks is Now Due and Payable at the Office of the Company. No. 10, Insurance Buildings. By order of the Board, HENRY GILFILLAN, Ju»., Secretary. August 30,1879. FTIEOMAS MOORE. music and melodies. September 15. QCHOOL OF COOKERY. MECHANICS' IN STITUTE. MISR FIDLER'S Monday Night Class is POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY EVENING next, Pupils will please accept this as sufficient notice. SC H OOL OF COOKERY. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, HIGH-STREET. Lessons on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI DAYS, from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. Afternoon Single Lessons, 4s and 2s respeotively. ' IN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS WESTON, LATE OF EPSOM (DECEASED). All persons having claims upon the above Estate are requested to forward same to W. J. Cawkwell, Vulcan Lane, withont delay. SAMOKL JACKFON li r ». ( ,- 11 f nrq W. J. CAWKWELL J- Executors. ALL Accounts owing to Mrs. Robert Well?, of Wyndhamstreet, are re quested to bo paid at once, otherwise the names and amounts will appear in the paper. "T C~H A L L E N G E. MR. JAMES McLEOD challenges JOHN Williams, M.K.R., to a Public Discussion on the Klectoral Roll, and the three Magistrates and their actions and their Clerks, on FRIDAY NIGHT NHXT, to diaouss tha above. Joseph Herbert has refused to sign this. JAMES McLEOD. Hokianga, August 30, 1579. T^ O T I C E. BRIGANTINE ' MYRTLE,1 FOR FRIENDLY ISLA.NDS. Mr. E. P. Gribbon having left our employ. Captain W. S. LANK, Master of the above vessel, has been appointed Supercargo, and will Purchase, &c, on our behalf. WM, McARTHUR & CO. PROFESSOR FRASER'S WEEKLY PROGRAMME. No Lecture this week. Examinations as usual at residence, Princess-street, ss. Upwards of 20 per cent reductiou for families of four, Madame Fraser's Physiology Class at. 3 p.m., and Shorthand Class at 7.30 p.m. on Monday, September Ist. Ladies admitted on easy terms to both Classes, Usual Shorthand Class on FRIDAY Night. yETERINAKY NOTICE. MR. L A WTON Informs his friends that he has left Mr Naden, and is now in practice, as before, on his own account. Selwyn-street, Onehunga. August 29,1879. ptLOSE BROS. ESTATE. All Claims against the »bove ffstate must be rendered on or before September 6tk ior Settlement. ALL ACCOUNTS Owing to the Estate of Close Bros, are requested to be Bottled without dolay. JOHN CLOSE. i^LOSE BROTHERS. The above businoss will be conducted as usual. CLOSE BROTHERS, TEA DEALERS, &c, QUEEN-STREET. jJJvJL TT OR WAIPXJ. iYhiii¥Wi < TONGARIRO' leaves Auckland tor Mangawai on MONDAY, at5P- M- W.LODDER. Manager. TjIXCHANGE AUCTION MART. G. W. BINNEY, AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION AGRNT, Notifies his REMOVAL into Durham-street, opposite Mr. Bockland's Sale Yards. The Commodious Premises are fitted up in such a manner as to induce to the Comfort of Buyers and tho Display of Merchandise; whilst the Storage and Central Position are unsurpassed in tho city. "VnGHT CLASSES will be held at NewJ3 ton East School, commencing on MONDAY, Ist September. Particulars can be obtained on applying at the School, or at Belmont House, Vincent-street.—W. H. Vereker-Blndon, B. a.. Trinity College, Dublin, and New Zealand, Head Waster. PROFESSOR & MADAME FRASER Phrenologists and hydrophathists, may bo Consulted at ; their Rooms in Princess street, nearly opposite the Museum. Charges for Examinatons—Moderate. Spocial Discount ;for Families and Schools. Phrenological Works foe Sale. Office Hours—2 to 8 p.m. M^N'S unkindness to raau makes countless millions mourn. If all classes of a community are represented in its Parliament, there cannot be any further cause of unkindness, and the Working Men's Liberal Political Association is in tho right direction; thoy are to a large extent producers and consumers, and have a Just rignt to a voice in its government. Conservaiism, pure aDd simple, means to stand slib and preserve the present state of affairs and institutions. We cannot do with it; the age is progress, and change is t'.e eternal law of nature. Liberalism means progress, freedom in government, and religion unselfish- seeking not the advancement of a fow. but the good of all. As we cannot live on politics, i want the members of the Association to keep up their stimina by calling at Hulme's t-ausage jfactory, Queen-street, and buy Roast Beef, id; Mutton, 2Jd ; Porlr, from 3d; tho Aromatic and Atmospherical Sausages, Id PCrlb" G. HULME, Butcher, Qaeen-street. RE A GLETON'S • PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR: Cantharidine Lotion (positively restores fallen Hair), American Bay Rum (a stimulating spirit for the Skin a d Hair), Cream ov Limes (renders the Hair Soft and Glossy), Anti-Scurf Cream (removes Scalp Diseases. £3T Prepared Only by RANDOLPH EAGLETON, Hair-Dresee, Tobacconist, Perfumer, Etc. (Opposite MoArthur's), 216, Q U E KN-STRSET. ■ftTATION AL INDEPENDENT ORDER i.l OF ODDFELLOWS. The New Lodge (Loysl United Brothers, INo 975, A.D.),i;pstablished in Newton is open to re ceive New Members. Entrance Fee: From 5s to 20s from 18 years of age to 40. A ppHnftHnn miw ha TOff^flpit^Qr^BßjagfcajLfrijaßi