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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 49, 26 February 1894, Page 4

Meetings. ' ; ❖ w ri RAND LODGE OP NEW.ZEALAND. LODGE AUCKLAND, No. 87. The M.W. Grand Master will install the W.M. and invest the Officers of the above Lodge. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING. atßo'oloek. The attendance of Grand Officers is particularly requested. By order of the M.W. Grand Master. WM. RONALDSON. Grand Secretary. V* <*&* T ODGE AUCKLAND, No. 87. The Annual Meeting of this Lodge will ho held in the Lodce-room. Victoria Hull, Eden Terrace, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING it 7.30 sharp. Business-Installation of W.M. and Officers for ensuing year. Visitors are cordially invited. By order of the W.M. - FRED. C. KNIGHT. Secretary. Borough Notices. "OOROUGH ASSESSMENT COURTS. Under tho Ratine; Act, 1876. and Amendme thereto. Assessment Courts for hearing objections to valuations in Boroughs will be held at the ti ni es and places specified hereunder, viz. :— BOROUGH OF THE CITY OF AUCKLANDAt the Municipal Offices, Coburg-stroet North Ward-On TUESDAY, 27th day of February, at 10 a.m. Karaagahape Ward-On WEDNESDAY.2Bth day of February, at 10 a.m. East Ward-On THURSDAY, Ist day of March, at 10 a.m. Grafton Ward-On SATURDAY, 3rd day of March, at 10 a.m. Ponsonby Ward—On MONDAY, bth day of March, at 10 a.lll. South Ward-On TUESDAY, 6th day of March, at 10 a.m. BOROUGH OF NEWMARKET -At the Borough Council .Officos, Newmarket, on FHIDAY, 2nd day of March, at 10 a.m. BOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA - At the Borough Council Office, Onehunga, on WEDNESDAY. 7th day of March, at 12 noon BOROUGH OF PARNELL - At the Borough Council Office, Parnell. on THURSDAY, 15th day of March, at 10a.m. BOROUGH OF NEWTON — At the Borough Council Offlce. Newton, on FRIDAY, 16th day of March, at 10 a.«i. BOROUGH OF DEVONPORT -At the Korough Council Office, Devonport. on SATURDAY. 17th day of March, at 10 a.m. BOROUGH OF BIRKENHEAD - At the Borough Council Oaicc. Birkenhead, on THURSDAY. 22nd day of March at 3 p.m. S. Y. COLLINS. Judge of Assessment Courts. Auckland, Feb. 16,1894. ' r\NLr FIRST-CLASS WORK. OJPALETTE PICTURis AND OTHER NOVELTIES. ISSPXCTipx INYTTKD. ffi^*^ Portraits and _>*^"'^ FA2ta.T Groups A SPECIALTY. ■^r Satisfactory Results Guaranteed. y^ 134, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND . (Opposite tha UnioA Bank). Late Advertlseiueutg. .' JUBILEE CELEJPgATIQK*' 1 r^^^^^; PUBLli^foTI^E. iHraH^I^KB The Committee of the aboiva TK^»_av^Sr oe*; t0 cx P*BBs their sincere )^!9H__£aM_ regi'ot that .they could not __g__g_ißHßß_, _old their Picnic at Motutapu. With the prevailing wind it was quite impossible, the Invincible having to turn back at midnight on Friday. They trust, however, that their friends and patrons will accept this apology, and they feel sure that Messrs Reid Bros, will be sorry that their Island could not be visited. ~..,,. The Committee havo to tender their thanks to Alfred Buckland. Esq., for permission to hold the Picnic on his Tnmaki Estate. Hia kindness will bo long remembered by the Oddfellows of Auckland. The thanks of tbe Committee are due and tendered to His Worship the Mayor of Auckland (J. J. Holland, Ksq.) and Hon. W. Jennings. M.L.C., for thoir kind services as judges; to Profesi-or Carrollo for his valuable assistance in the children's sports, and his services with the pistol in the adult events: and ;to His Worehip the Mayor of Cambridge (J, S. | Bond, Esq.) for his services as judge of tho ! tugs-of-war. ' • • ! Tho Committee gratefully acknowledge the efforts of the Ferry Co., and other steamship owners, and beg to thank each and all who helped, in nny way, to make their 50th Anniversary Celebration the success it undoubtedly WAS". JOHN D. GOW. Provincial Grand Master. JOHNLEYDON, Deputy Pro v. Grand Master. H. J. SMITH, Corrosnouding Secretary. JOHN. CLARK. I Hon. Sees. Jubilee Picnic JOHN McLEOI), / Committee. -j I|S REWARD, Lost on Saturday, beJL\F tween O'Neil-streot. Ponsonby, tram car. Queen-street, or Edwards' Ktiidio and Victoria Arc«de. Bar Brooch on Petrified Wood set in gold.—Reward at J. A. Cooper, Hatter, Queen-street. OST between the Wharf and Choral Hall, n small Bundle of Washinsr.-Finder rewarded __ leaving some at Star Office. _\r ANTED, a strong Girl for general Vt housework.—Apply Mrs A. R. Tyler, Selwyn-street (off Hepburn-street), Ponsonby. FOR SALE, Lady wants offer for Beale Sewing Machine, lately cost £10-; .ell for any reasonable offer.—Dent's Furniture Shop, Hobson-street. - T6~PaTNTERS. —Wanted a.good Brush Hand.—Joseph Becroft, Jervois Road, Poiupftby.. ~.- ■■-.■;■; ■._____ -.' .___£ W. ANTE U, to sell small ladies' Black Riding Habit by Thomas, Loudon.-^. Apply "Habit." Ftah-Offlce. ' IMPOUNDED at Molirtt ErJ.ri.'-'W- 1«f heifer calf, both ears cut. If not released will be sold, on Saturday, Maroh 2nd, 1894, at noon,—Levi Stanton, Popmlkeeper. • TV/BOUNT ALBERT PUBLIC POUND. Impounded by E. J. Walters on February 24th. for trespassing on tbe Mission Farm, one Bay Mare and Foal. Mare branded M.K. on shoulder. If not released on or before WEDNESDAY. 7th pros., will be sold at noon to defray exPCDBeS- . W.A.LYNDS. Poundkeeper. r"VTEWTO_T Y.P.S. of Gbristian Endea_Ll your will celebrate their first Anniversary (this day). MONDAY, February 26th, in the Schoolroom, Edinburgh-street, at 7-30 p.m., when addresses will be delivered by Rev. J. T. Warlow Davis. M.A., Rev. B. T. Hallowes, 8.A., Rev. VV. Powell; Chairman, Mr Enooh Wood. A hearty invitation to members of other Societies. IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES WATSON, late of Tatarariki, Gumdigger, Deceased, Intestate.— It is requested that all amounts payable to this Estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's Account any Postal Money Order Offlce; and that accounts against this Estate may bo rendered to my Agent, at Auckland, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of April next, on the printed form which can be obtained for the purposo from any of tbe agents of this office. Any account not sent in by -tbe day named mar be rejected.—J. K. WARBURTON. Public Trustee. Public Trust Offlce. Wellington. 19th Febrnary, 1894. "OOROUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. Applications are required for a good working Foreman of Works, who can read and write. Wages. 8s ad »y. To be sent in on orb?''ore 10' li March. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned. THOS. HAMPTON. Town Clerk. OODALL'S EGG POWDER.—One Sixpenny Tlnisequal to2sEggs. VORKSHTRE RELISH.-Tb* btti 1 X Sauoita the world. Try it. I