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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 196, 19 August 1899, Page 2

Tenders. mO PLASTERERS.—Wanted Tenders X for Plastering till Noon of 25th. Specifications on the_job J __Chancery-st J WANTED, Tenders for Roofing House with iron.—Apply No. 12, Arthur-st.— Tenders close on Monday. npi~O BUILDERS. X ERECTION OF HOUSE. Tenders for above received to 12 noon j TUESDAY, August 29 next. JAMES SLATOR, Architect, etc., Wyndham-st. fr\ O B U 1 L D JS R a. Tenders will be received up till 3 p.m. on MONDAY, 28th inst., for Alterations and Additions to Shop and Dwelling House in Jervois Road, Ponsonby. W. A. HOLMAN, Architect, 215, Victoria Arcade. m o BOILDER S. Tenders will be received up to noon of TUESDAY, the 29th inst., for the Erection of a House in Norfolk-st. Plans, etc., at our offices, Queen-st. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to Noon on TUESDAY, August 22nd, for Erection of Small Shop, Mt Roskill Road. Plans, etc., to be seen at Geo. Tutt's, Tailor, Clothier, and Outfitter, Upper Symonds-street. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. m 0~~ BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of MONDAY, September 4th, for the Erection of a "Gospel Hall," Parnell. J. CURRIE, Architect. rpENDERS will be received by the un- -*- dersigned until noon of SATURDAY, 19th August, for the Erection in Brick of a 2 storied Building at Newmarket. Plans at Robertson Bros.' Corn Store, Newmarket. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. R. GILLMAN. rjYENDERS will be received up to noon of MONDAY, 2Sth August, for the Supply and Delivery of Heart of Kauri and Heart of Rimu Mining Timber. Specifications to be seen at Waihi G.M. Company's Offices. Meetings. TVT, AS S MEETING. Will be held under the auspices of the AUCKLAND TRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL. MR W. C. FRASER, President, in the Chair. On SATURDAY, the 19th inst., At 8.30 p.m. sharp. AT THE FIREBELL, QUEEN AND GREY STS. TO PROTEST AGAINST THE HANDING OVER OF THE AUCKLAND TRAMWAYS TO A MONOPOLY. Speakers: MESSRS R. R. HUNT, A. ROSSER, GEO. FOWLDS, W. PEAKE, P. E. CHEAL. DR. McARTHUR and MR M. NICCOL. T. TUDEHOPE, Secretary. A USTRALASIAN FEDERATION LEAGUE. PUBLIC MEETING. CANON McMURRAY (by special request) will deliver an Address on MONDAY NIGHT, August 21, in Public Hall, Harbour Board Offices. The President (C. E. Button, Esq.) will take the chair at 7.30. Discussion cordially invited. A UCKLAND SADDLERS', HARNKSS- ■"- MAKERS', COLLARMAKERS', AND BRIDLECUTTERS' SOCIETY. A Special General Meeting of anovp Society will be hold in the Oddfellows' Hall, Pitt-street, on MONDAY, August 21. at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Every member is requested to attend. Business important. .7. A. DARROCH, Secretary. A GENERAL MEETING OF~MASTEB BUTCHERS' ASSOCIATION Will be held at the usual place TUESDAY EVENING, 22nd inst, at 7 o'clock sharp. W. G. ROBERTSON, Secretary. The old people of the Costley Home, Epsom, enjoyed a musical treat of a high order last night. The occasion was a concert given by Miss Maud Howard prior t;o her departure for Australia, the feature of the lady's singing being that the heart is always heard in the voice. The appropriate programme, which was given in good styje and with fine effect, consisted of the following items: Quartette, Misses Howard and Laing and Messrs W. Prouse and J. W. Kyan; song, "When the Heart is Young," Miss Howard; song, "The Miner," Mr Ryan; song, "Ye Banks and Braes," Miss Mary Laing; song, "Queen of Angels," Mr Prouse; duet, "Halcyon Days" (perhaps the finest item, the singers having to repeat the latter half), Misses Howard and Laing; recitation, Mr Prouse; pianoforte solo, Miss Nelson; song, "Life's Lullaby," Miss Howard; song, "Father O'Flynn," Mr Ryan (recalled); song, "Parted," Miss Laing; song, "God Be With You," Mr Prouse; song, "The Old Folks at Home," Miss Howard; quartette, Misses Howard and Laing, Messrs Prouse and Ryan. Mr Moss, the manager of the Home, who made a very happy chairman, thanked the singers and invited them to come again, and wished Miss Howard success in her mxisical career. It is to be hoped that the kind example of the young lady will be the means of inducing other fine singers to go out and sing for the old people. A kinematographic, phonographic, and myrioramic entertainment will be given in the Ponsonby Hall on Monday evening next. A social gathering was tendered by railway officials last night in the Criterion Hotel, Albert-street, 'to Mr Owen, foreman of the Auckland sheds, who is transferred to Wangamii. Mr A. V. Macdonald presided, and referred to the regret in the Railway Department at Mr Owen's departure. He also presented him with a purse of sovereigns generously subscribed by employees. Mr Owen replied in a happy speech, and thanked the donors for their kind present.