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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 78, 1 April 1892, Page 4

By appoint- the Governor went lo His and Countess Excellency "«4i l otOnslow. ARTIST , PHOTOGRAPHER, 202, QUEEN-STREET. HIGHEST CLASS PORTRAITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. T&c ©airy. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIA. TIOX. UrAXCII CKHAMKRins: PAPATOITOT. MAKKTU. TUAKAU. MAUKU, PUN I. AND RkNTRAL FACTOKY : PIJKEKOIIK Hkad Offtk and City Depot: CITY UULLKR .MILLS, SHOK.TLAJJD-ST. Thn AsßOcintSon's Butter may be obtained ia wholesale qunntilies at the Depot, Khortlnnd-st* and retail from (ill pvovi .Jim dealers. WESLEY SPRAGG. Manager. lt.r.?.<> *<}v*Tr?"r«icß«nr>j. VA/ANTED, a Man Cook, for the courttry.—Apply Hancock and Co., Queenstreet. _ i i WANTED, a Girl, for housework, 3 or | 4 hours a dar.—Apply Mrs Anderson, | View I!cad, corner View Avenue, Mount KoskiH. \\T ANTED, 2 cood Scutchers, for Wai»V , kato ; gond wastes. -Apply between B.iO and 3.4 i n.in. To-morrow, at IlusketU and A'tkcn's, Quoon-sireet. \KT A NTED, a Nul-HO Gill. —Apply Stali V 'V O.lice. _ \tf ANTED" a stronjr Youth, about 18- ---*'», years of ace, as Assistant Storcmai)..— Apply 11. 1 , ., Box 106, Post O/lice. TIT ANTED, Nureegirl ; must be ablb to V V do plain sewing-Apply Mrs SchcrfF, Glenaldon, Symonds-st. rf HIE NORTHERN A^C.—General Mcet_L i' g will be hold in Edinburgh Castle ilotol, pVioi , to paying stakas. IT OST, i:i Ponsonby, last overling, HoreeJLj shoo Gold Pin. pearl and coral.—F : nlei , rewarded by applying Newton OootWttrehnusc.! I OST, botween Symonds sfc. and New- ! J market Hall, on Wednesday nictht. Fur Victorlno lion.—Howard I<'ernleigli. Symondsfitreut. T OST, on Wednesfiav, the 30th instant, J_J on the St. John's Co lep;o Ifoad, bet\vei7i <)r.'il;i;i Itoid and IMr.s Reed's. Kohlrnnniinn, n L.idy'.s Gold Watch and Albeit Chain: watoh haswoston bnok, and nmne Itiscrlhcd inside — .)o>s:i! A?i;c=t McMillan.—Finder will iNii'eivo a i rnwarr) of G2 on returning sumo to ,\U- C. C. McMillan, Win. MfArthur and Co.. Qucen-st. | (JMRAFTONROAL) Anniverfary Singing | \J{ will bt; repeated on Sunday nnxl:, April 3. CELEBRATION Si R <7"E C~) U~O r E GREY'S 80TII BIRTHDAY. A Meeting: of tho Provisional Committee formed to inalce arrangements lor the above will be held at the Academy of Music, Lomestreet, Side-rojin, oa MONDAY, 4th ins\, at 7,30 p.m. sharp. All Friends and Sympathisers wishing to pay our distinguished fdlow-citizon a public or private mark oE respict, and to assist in this object, aro requested to favour tho Committee with their attendance, or lo forward their communications and suggestions on Monday next, addressed to the Chairman or Secretary of the Committee. "OONSONBY W"A R D ELECTION. To W. J. COURTNEY, ESQ.. Ponsouby. Sir;,— Vi r e. the lindersifrnod Electors of PonsonbyWard oC the City of Auckland, rcque't that you will allow yourself to be nominated for election to tho Cily Council at tbc forthcoming election. In the event of your acceding to our request, we will use cur best endeavours to secure your return—assured from your wollknown qualifications that you will bn of great service to the city in general and Ponsonby Ward in particular, "We arc, sir, yours respectfully, Walter Frickcr Francis Stephens P. Uufauv "William Leys W. H. Smith (Smith J. 11. Upton and Oaughey) A. Dovoro Goo. Crnicksbank Jus. J. O'Brien D. B. McDonald John H. Hudson J. A. Tole John J. Odium Matthew Cnrr Hugh Gray Walter Carder (Carder John Thompson Brothers) I). Miller Win. Smith (Dunn, John Sehischka Smith, and Co.) rjpO Messre Walter Fricker, FranoiP A. Stephen?, and the other Gentlemen signing the Requisition. Gentlemen,—Although I had do personal desire to seek the honour you confer on mo in askiiiK me to stand for election as a representative of your Ward in tho City Council. I feel that I should fail in my duty as a citizen of Auckland and a resident in Ponsonby if I declined to accodo to your wishes : and I assure you that if elected I will, lo Iho best of my ability, endeavour to promote tho interests of the city at large, and of the Ward in which we reside. I am, Gentlemen, yours faithfully, W. J. COURTNEY. BOROUGH OF BIK KEN HEAD. Notice is hereby given that the Council of the above Borough will at their noxt Ordinary Meeting, to be held on THURSDAY. 14th April 1892, levy a Rate of One Shilling and Threepence in the Pound on tho value of all rateable properties within the Borough, the same to be payable to the Collector (Mr Seauian)on thesth day of May. 18S2 The Rato Book is open for inspection at the office of the Council, THOMAS SEAMAN. . „ .... . Town Clerk. March 30,1892, .