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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 250, 21 October 1891, Page 8

Gazette m Bankruptcy. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OH , BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1883, and its amendments, and in the matter of Walter Stimpson. of the City of Auckland, Now Zealand, Hotelkeeper, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that the Court hae appointed MONDAY, the 16th day of November, 1891, for hearing the application of the abovenamed Walter Stimpson, for an order of discharge, and application will accordingly be made on that date, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can bo heard in that behalf. Dated this 22nd day of October, 1891. RUSSELL & CAMPBELL, Solicitors for tho .Bankrupt. Wyndhain-etreet, Auckland. S.ate Advertisements. WANTED, a good Machinist.—A. Woollams and Co., Tailors. 90. Queen-st. WANTED Known.—A. Parker is Sellins Long Wood from 7s per ton; Blocks, from 83 ; orders taken for Mill Wood. A very large stock on hand. — Address Manchester House, Nelson-street (Retail Yard). WANTED, two first-class Book Canvassers; good references indispensable; 18 months' woru to suitable men.—Address Retiaw. Star Office. WANTED, Young Man, improver to carpentering; also. Man, who understands fruit trees, useful; £50 and found.—Mrs Lockley's, 280, Queen-street. , W ANTED,~Board "Lodging and Attendance for Invalid Lady.—Address "5.T.A.," Star Office. WANTED, Unencumbered Couple (30s), 2 Young Women Cooks (15s). Waitress, Nurso, Needlewoman, Generals, Pukekohe, Tauranga, all parts.—Mrs Lockley, 280, Queen-street. ANTED To Leb, 2 Furnished Bedrooms, 3s weekly; 2 Unfurnished (fireplace), 3e weekly.—Apply Stab Ofllce. A LADY would give a young lady a Free Room in return for Company.— Address A.8., Newton Post-office. BO6t~TRAI>E.— Wanted, at Once, a Good Bench Hand.—T. Prosser. Nevrton Boot Warehouse. -For the Durham JL Siiuce, C. C. Norris can be his own agent, but decidedly not our agent,—Moss and Co. tP ALTERATION OF DATS. The above will be held on SATURDAY, JANUARY 23. 1892. L. ANOREWS, Hon. Sec. GENERAL T)OOTH! ENERAL JjOOTH! LAST ipUBLIC -m/TEETING X JLtLL •IN AUCKLAND. mO-NIGHT ! mO-NIGHT ! IN THE "DTALL, At a Quarter to Eight o'Clock, rraE fTi ENERAL J. HE IJTENERAL WILL SPEAK ON THE THnARKEST T7INGLAND JLJ JLli SCHEME," Which has attracted such world-wide interest during the past year. ADMISSION : Dress Circle and Stalls .. .. 2. & Body of Hall 10 THIS WILL BE POSITIVELY THE GENERAL'S LAST PUBLIC MEETING. S. Se S. GENERAL BOOTH.—A Lfve Man; Christianity Up to Date; Master and Servant-A Contrast; Excellent Portrait of General Bootn. -See this week's OBSERVER, published Thursday morning. SWEET MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE. A Mas 3 Meeting will bo held at Grey-street Firebell on Thursday evening at 7.30, conducted by the Helping Hand Mission. Mrs Scott, of Sydenham, will speak. Selections of Beautiful Muslo by the Mission Brasa Baud. : If-' SLA Nt> CURIOS. JL COOMBES' ARCADE. QUBBN-STBBBT, un and after Friday, 23rd. RAKE ISLAND CURIOS, ex Schooner Oiivo will be oJlerod to tho Public, Oheap. TTmCKsT'codMBKS' ABCAD3, ' Opposite Wynclhtun-sircet. Inspection Invited. DEVO¥FoTt T VVESLEYAN CHURCH. Sunday-school Anniversary Soiree Tomorrow Evening, T0a6.30. Special Music, Recitations, Addresses. Tickets Is. Lecture, 7.30. Rev, C. E. Booeroft. Subject, "A Ride on the Knife Board of a London 'Bus," Admission Froe.