Corporation Notices. "VTOTICE is hereby given that with the -1-1 objectof vestingin the Mayor, Councillors, aya Citizens of the City of Auckland (heroinarter called the Corporation), the lands now held as and in connection with the Public Domain of Auckland, a Local Bill will for that purpose and subject to the provisions of such ■Bill be introduced into Parliament during: the present session thereof on the 17th day of August, 1893, or jo soon thereafter as it can be legally done: 1. The objects of the said Bill are to vest the whole of the lands described in the schedule thereto and known as "The Government Domain or Auckland Park," and also the northern portion of Section 34, of the City of Auckland in the Corporation, freed and discharged from any prior trusts thereto attaohing, put.subjeot only to the trusts and provisions thereby created and subject to the provisions of Section 31. of "The Public Works Amendment Act, 1889." Another object of the said Bill is to vest in the Corporation all personal property and choses in action due or belonging to the person or persons, and Body Corporate to whom the Governor has delegated under "The Public Domains Act, 1881," any of the powers thereby conferred hereinafter called the Board,'or to Her Majesty the Queen for rent or use or occupation of any part pf the said lands; and also all contracts, leases, or agreements made by the Board or Her Majesty the Queen or His JiXcelloncy the Governor affecting any part of the said lands; another objectof the said Bill is that the said Domain with the exception of those portions thereof included in clauses 4 and 5 of the schedule thereto, and which portions are now mcd as vegetable gardens, shall be held by the Corporation as a place of public recreation and enjoyment for the Inhabitants of the Borough of the City of Auckland; and that the portion thereof now used as a Botanic Garden shall at all times hereafter be kept and maintained by the Corporation for such purpose. Another object of the said Bill is that the Corporation shall hold the portion of the said lands now used as a cricket ground as a recreation ground and exercise in respect thereof powers similar to those contained in sections 5 and 6, and subsections 2 to 7 of section 4 of "The Public Reserves Act, 1831, Amendment Act, 1885." Another object of the said Bill is that all moneys which, under the provisions of any statute, deed, or agreement, are payable to tho Board for the maintenance of the said Domain, shall continue to be set apart, and applied by the Corporation for the purposes of the said Bill. Another object of the said Bill is that Snetions 10, 11, 15, 16. 17 and 18 of "The Public Domains Act, 1831," shall oxtend and apply to the Domain. Another object of the said Bill is to enable the Corporation to let on leasse the lands included in clauses 3.4 and sof the schedule thereto, being the said northern portion of the said section 34, and the two portions of the Raid Domain now let and used as TOgetable gardens. The above Bill will tie introduced into Parliament as above, by or on behalf of the Mayor, Councillors and Citizens of the City of Auckland. A copy of tho said Bill, together with a duly certified plan of the lands which it in proposed by the said Bill to vest in the Corporation, has, in. accordance with Standing Orders Nos. 352 and 353, been deposited in the Resident Magistrate's Court. Auckland, and is there open for public inspection. Dated at Auckland this 22nd day of July, 1893. THOMAS COTTER. Solicitor for the Mayor, Councillors and 556a Citizens of the City of Auckland. Meetings. v* _JL_ X^ T ODGE HARMONY, 2,180. E.C. ANNUAL INSTALLATION. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), JULY 25tbt, 1893. Andrew's 'Bus will leave Nelson, Moate's Corner at 6 p.m., via Parnell and Newmarket. Return lares. 23. CJHIPPING k SEAMEN'S ACT AMENDkS MENT BILL.—To Seßmen, Firemen, and Trimmers.—A Public Meeting wlli bo held in the Cook-street Hall. TO-MORROW (Wednesday), ot 8 p.m., to consider and discuss the provisions of the above Bill. A full attendance of all Seamen, Firemon, and Trimmer* is invited. -THOS. TODEHOPE, Secretary Trades atid Lobour Counoil. jy o t I c E. AUCKLAND WORKING MEN'S CLUB. The half-yearly genera I Meeting of Members will be held in the Club Rooms on MONDAY. July 31st, 1893, at 8 p.m. By order of tlio Committee. SIMEON MOSES, Secretary. Boad Board Notices. /"VTAHUHU ROAD DISTRICT. The following Nominations have bean raceived to fill tho vacancy in tho Otahuhu Road Board :— Messrs James Brady Owen Curran McGee James Plnmley Thomas Stringer A Poll for tho Election of one of the Candidates will be taken at the Otahuhu Public Hall, TO-MORROW (Wednc3daj), 26th, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. AUGUSTUS J. SIIACKELL. Returning Officer, July 19.1£93. Wanted. A _T 0? B B. TO DRAPERS, MILLINERS. otc.-Suito of R,ooinß required above Draper's or Milliner's Shop by First class Dressmaker. Must be situated centrally. Queen-street preferred.—State terms t0130x412, P. 0., Auckland. WANTED Known—Where there is the mostcompleto show of House-furnishing Ironmonerory, Cooking and Culinary Utensils is tha proper place to furnish from, and now at greatly reduced prices—At J. and J. Dickey's, 231, Queen-street. A NTED KNOWN. NOVELTIES. NpyELTIgS. NOVELTIES, C. W. GOODSON, During a visit to Sydney, selected Borne Choice Goniln, which are now displayed in Ihe Japanese J-tazunr. Specimens of some are Shown in the ; Fancy Goods Windnw. An inspection is cordially invited. Some beautifnl Crapes feold printed), suitable for ilraping purposis, now so fashionable. j Easeb (large and small), Phoics Vases, Jugs, etc Terra Cotta Goods in great variety. Candle Shades lentirely new), Choice Plants &nd Pols Crepe Paper in all tho art shades. I Tea Sets, 40 pieces, from 10s; 44 pieces, with j Teapot, Covered Suyar, etc., 15s each. The Latest American Novelty, tho Magic Pockfif Ca'iwra, Is (a fund of amusem«nt). " the only perfect one," 6d the box. GAMES & PUZZLES UP TO DATE. The Chicago Exhibition Game. The Ball and Ring Puzzle, splendid, only 3d. The Midwinter Shipinentof Japanese Goods just to hand. Some Lovely Goods. Also.i"asketwai' ce B Bco e f au a t " v^ Qdß< P See the display of Fancy Materials in The JEWELLErTISpARTMENT is constantly Receiving Further Additions in the way of Novelties. riOODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE, QUEKN-STREET AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD, ■few Premises, opposite Bank of Naw Zealand /GROCERY STORE or any place of \JC trust.-Wanted. Employment for self and capital-Address C. Star Office. FFICE BOY wanted, age about 14.— Apply personally at Thomas' Land Agency. 81. Queen-stroeL WIRE MATTRESS MACHINE.— Wanted to Purchase, for caßh.-Particu-lars Wire, Post Office^ ; SPYdDING is now holding his » First Clearance Sale of Woollen Yarns and Knitted Goodß.-Karangab.apa Road (near top of Qu»en-Btr«et).
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 174, 25 July 1893, Page 1
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