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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 160, 8 July 1899, Page 2

Corporation Notices. s~M T V OF AUCKLAND. REMOVAL OF NIGHTSOIL AND CITY REFUSE, It is hereby notified for public infor-1 mation, that the Council, .in pursuance or j its powers in that behalf, has contract.--cd for the Removal of Kightsoil within' the city by the means of tne "Air-tlgiu Enamel Cess-pan;" also, for the Remov- • al of City Retuse; and that 1. The Contractor is Mr Lesle McDermott. 2. The Contract for Removal of Nightsoil is as from Ist August, 1899, upon which date payment is to bo made. i : 3. The Contractor undertakes to supply ,' the Enamel Pan referred to. j - 4.'Each Ratepayer will require to make, all necessary closet alterations for;. such pan. 5. A sample pan and box enclosure Is! to he seen at the office of the Contractor, Loan and Mercantile Buildings, 135, Queen-street. 6. Any further information is to be had upon application to Contractor, or at Office of Sanitary Inspector, Council Office, Coburg-st. ALEX. F. GORRIE, Acting Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Auckland, July 4,_ 1899, 52S pill 0 F AIICKL AN D. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. To Water Consumers from Khyber Reservoir, viz., Grafton and Karangahape Wards, Liverpool-street, Symondsst. (as far as Mount-st.), Ponsonby Rd., Eden Terrace, Mount Eden, Newmarket, Grey Lynn, Arch Hill, and Higher Levels of Parnell— The Supply to these Districts may be intermittent on MONDAY, 10th inst, from 5 a.m. till 10 a.m., while Cleansing Reservoir. WM. ANDERSON, City Engineer. City Engineer's Office, July C, 1899. 527 ' Borough Notices. TVOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. ■ Alternative Tenders will be received up till 7 p.m. on MONDAY, 10th inst., for Forming Footpath 9 feet wide in Mount Smart Road, from Upper Queenst. to Victoria-st., and for Forming Footpath, 5 fet wide, from Upper Queenst to opposite Mr R. S. Martin's Gate, according to specifications to be seen in the Town Clerk's Office. Deposit of £2 for the 9 feet path and of £1 for the 5 feet path to accompany each tender. Tenders to be marked, "Tenders for Footpaths." R. RICHARDSON, Town Clerk. THOROUGH OF PARNi_LL. SPECIAL LOAN OF £10,000. The Council, of the Borough of Parnell hereby gives notice of a proposal • to raise a Special Loan for the purpose and of the amount hereinafter stated:— 1. The works proposed to be undertaken are the Extension of Drain- . age Works, as shown on plan lying at the Borough Council Office, anu now open for Inspection by the ratepayers. 2. The sum proposed to be borrowed for such purpose is £10,000. 3. It is proposed to pledge as security for the repayment of such loan, a Special Rate of 3d in the £, proposed to be made on the annual value of all rateable properties in the Borough, such Special Rate being an Annual Rate to secure ana ' pay the interest of such loan. I, Hugh Campbell, Mayor' of the Borough of Parnell, hereby call a meeting of the Ratepayers of the Borough of Parnell, to be held at the Oddfellows' Hall, Manukau Road, on MONDAY EVENING, the 17th day of July, pros., at 7.30, to consider the above proposals. HUGH CAMPBELL, Mayor. Parnell Borough Council Office, June 13, 1899. .Vol__,l_te©p Notices. _t_W_*_. P ARADB EOR INSPECTION %f liftllll At the DRILL HALL, lbid&i_J_r MONDAY, 10th JULY, yffigmglr Blue Uniform., Gaiters, Arms, etc. By order. G. W. S. PATTERSON, lA. Com. Ecclesiastical. NITARIAN CHURCH, ODDFELLOWS' HALL. PITT STREET. SUNDAY EVENING, July 9—Service at 7—Subject—"Unitarians, What They Are and Seek to Do." Mr H. C. McCready will conduct the service. Collection. VTEWTON GOSPEL' MISSION £* (UNSECTARIAN). Foresters' Hall, KARANGAHAPE RD. MEETINGS TO-MORROW. 11 a.m.—Praise Meeting. 3 p.m.—P.S.A. Meeting 7 p.m. sharp—Revival Meeting for the Peoplfe. Short Addresses, Bright Music. Everybody invited to come. Open air conducted by Mission Band, Corner Eastst, 6.30. . PLEASANT SUNDAY AFTERNOON | SERVICE. FORESTERS' HALL, 3 p.m. Rev. J. Milne will speak on "Guarding Life Interest." Musical Selections and Solos. You are Invited. CHURCH OF CHRIST. PONSONBY ROAD. POLLEN STREET CORNER. TO-MORROW. 11 a.m., 'To Break Bread' (Acts xx. 7). 2.46 p.m.—Bible School 6.-5 p.m.-* All Seats Free. A Hearty Welcome to All. T. GEORGE'S HALL.Great North Rd., Newton.—Sunday, 3 and 7 p.m., Gospel Address. No Collection. Tuesday, 7.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. NEW CHURCH SERVlCEs7Poln^lier Terrace, Ponsonby.—Morning at 11. m H~ ■__ O S O P H Y. LAST LECTURE OF THE COURSE By MRS SARA DRAFFIN. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. At 3 O'clock. IN THE PONSONBY HALL. Subject: "The Mahatmas," or "Masters of Divine Wisdom.' B. Kent, Esq., will preside. REE Methodist Church, Mt. Eden.— Morning at 11, Rev. S. Bnchanan. Evening at 6.30, Rev. S. Buchartan. A MEETING for Teaching Divine • Healing and Holiness held Every Monday, 7.30, V.M.C.A. Social Hall. |9 /"GRANGE ANNIVERSARY. ||||| TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), ________Wln SERVICE in the CHORAL HALL at 3 p.m. __%&_te»*-~ Preacher, REV. W. READY. ■ Bring Sankey's Hymn Books. Members meet at Protestant Hall at 2 p.m. Band in attendance. | WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, ANNUAL SOIREE and CONCERT in FORESTERS' HALL, NEWTON. Tea at 6.30 p.m. Good programme. Tickets, 1/6 and 9d. Brethren, roll up on both occasions. J. CARNAHAN, G.S. j mHEOSO PH Y. . "THE INVISIBLE WORLD." . Lecture by '. MR SAMUEL STUART, F.T.S., In the _ MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, LOWER QUEEN STREET. TO-MORROW ' (SUNDAY) EVENING, at 7.30. Questions at Close, Collection. WNTER HOSIERY-Ladies' Vests.Combinatlons. etc.—A Grand Stock and very Special Value in these goods. Imported direct. Wholesale cash prices.—Rush- - brook and Bridgman, late R. Hobbs.