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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 161, 10 July 1899, Page 8

Amusements. pi t y ~m ha l v Lessee and Manager -Mr P. «• Dlx fjjST ~;ty 'GEAND'SwBLrBENEFiT TO | :! POSITIVELY LAST" APPEARANCE OF j i CHAS.-FANING & DEVOE-GEORGIh I And j MR WALTER RIVERS • GRAND DOUBLE BILL. ! THE GAIETY MINSTRELS. Great Heavy Weight Lifting Contest, ;; NEWTON V. BLAIR. MR CLARENCE SYNDON (By Kind Permission of the Moore- j Roberts Company) In his Celebrated Acrobatic Song and Dance. FANING AND DEVOE. In "Romeo and Juliet" and other Sketches. GRAND FOOTBALL FINALE. . i Ponsonby v. Grafton. • MR WALTER RIVERS— : "Sons of the Sea, etc. i THE HOWARD SISTERS. MR TOM EDWARDS CARLETON AND SUTTON. MR J. CULLEN. New Farce, "HE'S DEAD. WHO?' Prices-2/ and 1/. Tickets everywhere. Doors open at 7.20; commence at S. TO-MORROW NIGHT. First Appearance of our No. \ COMPANY. A STRONG GALAXY OF NEW ARTISTS. Including Mr Will Wallace. The Wonderful "Ossis, Mr Johnny Collins, Mr Charles Daley, and others. "ftTESSRS A. A7"Partridge and >fr Chas. "McKarlane wll perform their Banjo Duet at the Opera House Monday next. Meetings. ryOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER- ' * ANCE UNION. FOR GOD, HOME AND HUMANITY. A CONFERENCE .Of Ministers and Temperance Sympa- ■ thisers of all Denominations will be held in the CENTRAL MISSION HALL, ALBERT STREET, \ WEDNESDAY, 12th JULY, at 3 p.m. MRS SCHNACKENBERG will Preside. The Revs. Hawthorne, Beatty, Clark, ' Kelly, Ready, Williams, Chapman, Harrison, Macnicol, S. Lawry and other Ministers will take part. The Public Cordially Invited. - T^DEN ELECTORAL DISTRICT. A Meeting of the Liberal and Labour Federation of New Zealand (formed to organlse and solidify the Liberal Party throughout the colony) will be held in the . Tailoresses' Hall, Auckland, on MONDAY, July 10, at 7.45 p.m., for the purpose of forming a Branch for the above Electoral, : District. ' ARTHUR EDWARDS, i Organising Secretary. j A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF AUCKLAND, Will be held at the HALL OF THE V.M.C.A., WELLESLEY STREET, on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, 12th JULY, For the purpose of considering the following resolutions, viz.:— 1. That tilts Federal Constitution of . Australia is a noble monument oi human ■ wi«aom and statesmanship; that it is just , ana equitable to tne coruederated States, . and careiujly consurves tne rights and liberties of each in all purely State quesuont>; and tuis meeting expressed its entire approval of the same. 2. That in the opinion of this meeting, the time has arrived when the attention of the people , and Parliament of New Zealand snould be earnestly directed to this great^ question; that New Zealand has much to gain politically, cosnmorcißlly and socially, by ■ casting in her lot and' becoming one with the federated States, thus consummating an Australasian federation; that delay i ruuy be fraught with danger to the inter 1 ests of the colony. 3. That in the opinion 1 of this meeting the time has arrived • when tlie Parliament of New Zealand should be asked to submit the Commonwealth Bill to the vote of the electors of the colony. 4. That in the opinion of this meeting an Australasian Federation League should be formed, with branches in all the large centres of population; that ' representative bodies, trade associations, • and unions, both male and female, and all friendly societies should be invited to join the league; that a branch of the league be formed In Auckland and suburbs, and that the Council of this league should use its best efforts to establish branches throughout New Zealand. His Worship the Mayor (Mr David Goldie) will preside. Public Notices. rpHE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE J-. TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. Notice is hereby given that two Appropriations by Sale of £200 each in the First Group, and two Appropriations by Ballot of £200 each in the Second Group will take place at Wesley Hall, Newton, on MONDAY, 10th July next, at 8 p.m. G. BERTRAM HUTTON, Acting Secretary. "T^SiGNED~"'ESTAT"E OF W. BEN- **• NETT, RESTAURANT KEEPER, AUCKLAND. All Accounts in this Estate to be rendered in full to Robert Rew, Victoria-st. ROBERT REW, C. E. ABBOTT. Trustees. ARTHUR p piLKINGTON, SOLICITOR, No. 3, MERCANTILE CHAMBERS, " QUEEN - STREET. (Next BanK of New Zealand). . J AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice is hereby given that the several ■ parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the Provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1885, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same within: one month from the date of the Gazette containing: this* notice. 3319—LYDIA MORRAN—Allotment 18, Section' 24, of the City of Auckland, containing 37 perches; unoccupied, i 3546-WALTER HENRY ARMSTRONGAllotment 5 of the Parish of Ahipara, containing 117 acres; in the occupation of a tenant. ' ■ 3568-THE AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND IN-! VESTMENT SOCIETY-Lot 6, Section 5, of. Allotment 10, Section 11, of the Suburbs of Auckland, containing 27J percnes, in the occupation of John B. Bull, senior. : Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this Bth day of July, 1899, at the Lands Registry Office, Auckland. EDWIN BAMFORD, . District Land Registrar. AMB & SMITH, late F. Lambourne, •^ NEWTON, has just opened handsome Hanging Lamps and Table Lamps from 2/3, Hand Lamps 1/, Night Lamps 9d, also Splendid Selection in Linoleum and Floorcloths from 6d yard, New Oilclotn Mats 1/3. I AMB & SMITH, late F. Lambourne, NEWTON, invite inspection of their j , Extensive Show .Rooms of Reliable Furniture. Double .Iron Bedsteads 27/8, | Suites of Furniture, Odd Couches 27/0, I Platform Rockers 17/6, Rattan Wicker ; Chairs from 10/6. ■ , T AMB & SMITH, late F. Lambourne, j JL' NEWTON, for Choice Wedding Pre- I sents, Plated Ware, and Cutlery, ivew Crockery and Glassware, Tea Sets 4/11, I Dinner Sets 13/6, Bedroom Sets, special I selection from 7/6. Enamel Ware, Brush- | wure, Fenders, Fir© Irons, etc