S.atc AdvcrUsenseatsWANTED — Three Strong Boys. Apply J. Grey and Sons, Eden Crescent. TfyfOUNT EDEN PUBLIC POUND. Impounded on November 9th one red and , white Cow, A.P. on rump; one Cow with roan head and neck, broken horns; both in calf; also, on November 14th, one brown Pony Horse: one bay Pony Horse, white spots on body. If not released and expenses paid, will behold on SATURDAY, November 28th, 1896, at Noon. LEVI STANTON, Poundkceper. BILLS Discounted, Partnerships arranged. Advances on all securities. Businesses sold. Houses let or sold.—Bradly and Co. Du_-.ii.ess Agents, 215, Queen-street. T" LORENTE'S Laxativo Pills get rid of J_J that "tired feelina;" and that "dull, heavy foelinj?." Of F. R. Eallwell. Pharmacist, Otahuhu. WANTED, a Youth for hotel work.— Apply with references, Imperial Hotel. IviTANTED, Man Cook.—Apply'Naval T v and Family Hotel, corner Pitt-streefc and Karangahape Road. ANTED, a Strong Young Woman for general housework. Mrs. Smart, Mt. Eden; - r|!o LET, a 5-roomed llouso; gas *nd JL water. Apply M. Furlong, last house Somerset Place, Howe-st. WANTED To Buy, Second Hand Sidecaddie Cheap. Apply to Cucksey's Store. Mt. Eden, before 10 a.m. to-morrow. lOST— Potter's Paddock on Sa-u|dny. J Leather Case containing Tubes ofsGlobules. Reward, 1. Hopkins & Co., Lower Queen-strep.. M" J. J. H OLLAND'S GRAFTON DISTRICT SUB-COMMITTEE Will moot at Mr Chas. Hansen's. Painter, etc., Upper Svmonds-street. THIS iMonday) EVENING. at 7.30 p.m. . pITX ELECTO RAT E. Mr T. THOMPSON will address the Electors at the City Hall on THURSDAY nsxt, the 19th instant, at 8 p.m. . Dress Circle reserved for ladies and their escorts. ■_ ___^__ TjIDEN ELECTO RAT E. MR JOHN BOLLARD INVITES THE ELECTORS OF EDEN / TO MEET HIM IN i CASEY'S HALL, ARCH HILL, <,; On TUESDAY NEXT, 17th INSTANT, At 8 p.m., When he will explaiv: his views on the Political Situation. •v.^;.'-""'u^ to?_~Ip Also, at the CHRISTIANS' MEETING HOUSE, NEW NORTH ROAD. NEAR KINGSLAND, On ? WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, November 18th. at 8 o'clock. /CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR PROHIBITION RALLY. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. THIS (MONDAY^) EVENING,' at 7.30. Addresses by Miss Grindrod, Rev. W. Gittos, Rev. W. J. Williams. Musical Selections by Various Friends. All Endeavourers Cordially Invited, j' ■ ... Collection for Expenses. •-:.;■-.'P TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. Ladies and Gentlemen, ~ I have the honour t6 announce that I am a candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming General Election, and trust to have a continuance of the support so generously accorded to me hitherto. Yours sincerely. T. THOMPSON. Central Committee Rooms, Victoria-street East, corner of Lorne-strcet. W. ST-° WTI.E R ADI. RE3S ELECTORS AND CITIZENS In the CITY HALL On TUESDAY, the 24th Inst., at S p.m. Watch for future Notice and Programme. THOROUGH OF NE \\ MA RK ET. ANNUAL ELECTION OF MAYOR. I hereby give notice that, in accordance with tho provisions of "The Regulation of Local Elections Act. 1876." tho following; Candidate has been duly Elected to the Oflice of Mayor lor the Borough of Newmarket:— LAXON, JOHN' McINTYIiK. WILLIAM HOGG. Be turning Officer. Newmarket, November 16,1896. THOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. ELECTION OF MAYOR. The followincr Candidates have this day been duly nominated for the Otlico of iiiayor Of tho Borough of Devonport :— Dutton, Edmund •-.'„■/.'.-» Macky, Joseph Cochrane . •-" _— Notice is hereby given that a Poll will be taken on WEDNESDAY, 25th November, 1896, between the hours of 9 a.m, and 6 p.m., at the Borouxh Council Office, Devonport. J. DINSDALE. Returning Officer. Dovonport. November 16. 1896. 7 21-iv v T O. OF., AMERICAN %i^tW__£A -^-9 CONSTITUTION. STAR OF EDEN LODGE.: fc^HjgjgA WYNYARI. LODGE. T*^., No. o7 A Combined Meeting of the member, of above Lodges will be ho.d in Victoria Hall. Eden Terrace. THIS (Mon~ayi EVENING, at 8 p.m. sharp,-to receivo a visit from Bt-o. F. AVills, M.W., Grand Master for N.Z. A full attendance specially requested. Visitint; brethren will bea'lso welcome.—W. T.WEBB. D.D.G.M. -REWARD will be paid by me for cn&JL information leading to the conviction of: the person who broke my window on Saturday night last,—J. Selley, Victoria-st. West. WANTED, Assii-'ant Machinist, also Assistaut Presser.—Apply Smith and Caughoy^ LOST, between Grafton Roa>J and Albert Park, small Lyie Brooch, Silvor.— Apply Star Oflice. ti^TX^TED7 Man _hat"tim7^ugwTVn" v v dorstands n.anufacturo of ajrat~d water 8 etc.—Apply from 7 to 0 p.m., 101. Albert street. W'" ANTKD.~Boy."—Apoiy" G.~Wright, KarangaHapc Road. WANTED, by a:r.m|K rest.oecable ■youth. Employment with Carpenter. small wages to ooniu_ence.—Address Carpentor \ Star Office. j FOUND, on tbe 14r,h, a Lady's Umbrella \ — Please send description and address, Neodloworker, Star Oilicu. \A7 ANTED, Kitchen M&a, Rotorua ; y 7 Housekeeper, Tc Awamutu ; General. Hamilton; Cook, Hamilton; strong General. Rotorua ; Cook Laundress, town ; large number Gcnerais.- Cogar, Parnell. WfOME N^~DE \MO CITa^C~IjnT6 ~N. Open Meeting, To-morrow, TUESDAY EVENING. Wodley Hall. 8 p.m. Paper by Mi 33 Boyd, on "Production;" Mr J. M. Shera on " Women s Rishts " Mr Arthur Rossor on "Matters Concerning Women." Ladies especially invited. Everybody welcome. E GIBSON. ' Hon. Sec,, pro tern. CAPABLE (-rocer's A-sistant Required At Oace.—H. M, Smeeton, Queeu-streou
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 272, 16 November 1896, Page 4
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