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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 242, 10 October 1892, Page 4

Amusements. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. THE EVENT OF"THE YEAR. ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE WORLD-FAMED BASSO, I I QIGNOR XpOLI, I Assisted by I MISS BERTHA ROSSOW (Soprano). Her last tour previous to her aspearance in London); MADAME COLE, The ENGLisd Contralto ; Mr T. LESLIE MIDDLETON, The South Australian Tenor; MISS EMILIA WOOD. Solo Pianist. NOTE.—Signor Foli being under engagement to appear in London at an early date, only a limited number of Concerts can be given. Box plan now open at Wildman's. Prices: 4s, 2s 6d, and One Shilling. CHARLES BRADLEY. ST. GEORGE'S HALL to-morrow night, Newton Temperanca and Musical Society's Entertainment. Tableaux, Musical Glasses, Comedy Quartettes. Sixpence. "A ORAN D T> AZA AR IN AID OF THE SISTERS OF MERCY Will be held in the AGRICULTURAL HALL On MONDAY, Oct, 17, and following days. A Large Variety of USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS On Sale and for Disposal by Art Union. Entertainments Every Evening SECOND GRAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT (Handicap), 200 up, to be held in the AUCKLAND BILLIARD SALOON, QUEEN-ST. Nomination, 2s ; acceptance, 3s. '. Prizes: 60, £*, and 20 per cent., with £2 added i money to tho first. i Nominations close SATURDAY, Oct. 15. i Nominations received by R. CLELAND, 1 Proprietor Auckland Billiard Saloon. i i | Gazette in Bankruptcy. ' T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Edward Kersey Cooper, of Thames, Mine Owner, a Bankrupt. Notice is horeby piven that the above named Edward Kersey Cooper, has this day filed a petition to bo adjudged a Bankrupt. The First General Meeting of Creditors will be held at Mr Honiss' office, Thames, on MONDAY, the 15th day of Octooer, 1892. at 11 a.m. , Proofs of debt must bo furnished prior to the meeting. Proxy forms can be obtained at my office. No proof can be admitted except under order o£ the Court after the expiration of four months from the date of the filing of the petition. Accounts sent in unsupported by proof of debt, as prescribed by law, cannot bs recognised. , Dated this 10th day of October, 1892. JOHN LAWSON. Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. W. G. K. Kenrich, Thames, Solicitor for the Bankrupt. Late Advertisements. O BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS.Tenders invitfd for Board and Lodging ol FOUR BACHELORS. Private sitting-room; good tucker; no side ; vicinity of Domain pre fcrred. State terms.—Address Unity. Star I Office. - , \S7-ANTED Known, first-class AccomTV modation for Boarders at the Waikato Hott&p.Bjiortland-strest I ljits Provincial Hotel, Terms very moderate. VfTANTED. a good Brush Hand.— ,Tt, Apply To-night t6 J: R. Custom, Newmarket.^ _ ~ . ■'■"'." " WANTED, by a Young Lady, comfortable Board'and Residence in private family for a few weeks only:—Comfort, Star Office; | WANTED, smart tidy Girl about 14, tc • " assist with housework. — Apply Mr! Whittington, Hargraves-street, opposite Colleg. Road. i :-."'"' ANTED, BOy.—Apply J. J. Swinnerton, Wood and Ivory Turner, Wynd 1 ham-street. __^_^ WANTED, a respectable Lad to rid. for orders.—Apply T. Hedger, Kybei Pass. ■ . WANTED, Apprentices and Ira Drover. to Dressmaking.—Mrs Langsford, Par- , nell. ■ ; . • V_7 ANTED, Everyone to visit the Mel- '. Tf bourne Rainbow Arcade, Newton. next Saturday. Stacks ol useful and handsome presents to arrive, shilling each. / WANTED a Good Machinist for Tailoring—Apply Smith and Caughey, 1 Queen-street, -. i \I7ANTED a Boy at Once; Generals T? for town and Parnell—Miss Power's Registry, Shortland-street. WANTED to Hire, for , the coming Season, Yacht. Half-decksr preferred. —Apply, stating terms, "8.0. A.T.," Star ' Office. ' WANTED, a strong Young Woman for kitchen; must be used to the work.— Apply Dallen, Coffee Polaca. ANTED, a useful Man. — Apply Hotel. Drury. 1 ________ WANTED to Buy, a Cheap Horse.— Apply to E. Carroll, Fort-street. TO LET, at Mount Eden, two-roomed House; sink in scullery, gas. cupboards, etc., 3s week. Also, other houses. - Baker Bros. TO LET, Four Pleasant Rooms, suitable for Dressmakers. — Apply, Melbourne Rainbow Arcade, Karangahape Road, Newton. TO LET, good House, newly painted, etc., 8 rooms, bathroom, detached washhouso, every convenience; must be good tenant; good position, grand view, next Belmont , House, Vineeht-strfeet.—Key next door., i _ THE GOLDEN BOOT - The People's Boot Depot, renowned for reliable Boots at low prices; now sHfpmeiits every month. THE GOLDEN BOOT for Sterling Value cannot be equalled. Ladies' Kvening Bhoes, from 2s lid to 1b5.—250, gueen-st. HE GOLDEN BOOT, renowned for Gent's Superior Boots at very lowest prices. Best house for good repairing. THE GOLDEN BOOT—Dpn't buy before you inspect this stock. Latest styles, good , selection. English French, German and ' Colonial. [ ' ' THE GOLDEN BOOT, 250, Queen-street, H. Collins, Manufacturer and Direct ____• 1 porter. Look for the Gilded Boot. IN THE ESTATE OF' EDWARD TOOMEY. ALIAS LINTON, LATE OF AUCKLAND, PORTER, DE- ; CEASED, INTESTATE. ' Porsons indebted to this estate are requested to pay the amounts of their several accountto me. or to any Postal Money Order Office. ■ Persons having accounts against this estate are requcstod to send them in to my assent at ' Auckland on or before FRIDAY, the4thday.ol November next, on the printed form which car I be obtained for the purpose from any of Ok Agents Of this office. N.B.—Any aooount not sent in by the daj named may be rejected. J. X, WARBURTON, Public Trustee. Public Trust Office, Wellington, Oct. 7. 1892. - ■ PTOSES BIRD, DECEASED All persons having Claims against the Estati of Moses Bird, late of Vermont-street, Pon sonby, Joiner, deceased, are. requested to for ward same to the undersigned on or'before thi 31st inst. Dated this 10th October, 1892. CHARLES M. CALDER, Solicitor, Canada Buildings, Queen street, Auckland. -VS7 00L. HIDES, ' SHEEPSKIN 5 } TALLOW. 1 For «»le at Imrham Yards art.y Taailtir. at 9.39 ,«, , •I HUNTER AND NOI.AN,' ;;