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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 68, 21 March 1900, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. QT. GEORGE'S HALL, GREY LYNN TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING. EDISON *^i3PL^ BAPH C°'S THE BOER WAR. In Aid of the Funds of the Arch Hill Vol unteer Fire iiri^aae. The Most Wonderful and Patriotic Dis Also, EDISON'S LATEST MARVEL, THE COLOSSOPHONE. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. Commence S p.m. ATHLETICS, ETC. "p'NTKIES FOR THE | WjMy^M CLING CLUB CLOSI ! TO-NIGHT with Mr Nordon, at A.C.C ! Rooms, Pitt-St, or at Onehunga by !. W. H. MORTON, Jun., Sec. O.C.C. 1 PICNIC BXCURSIOKS. I T ATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR i BOMBARDMENT OF - MQTUTAPU. i COASTGUARD ARTILLERY LEADS THE ATTACK, SUPPORTED BY HUNTER'S BAND. The public are requested to turn oul In full force to assist in the manoeuvre? at Motutapu on SATURDAY NEXI. I March 24th. where the Devonport Coasti guard Artillery holds its Annual Picnic. j SPORTS-TUG OF WAR-GREASY PIG HUNT-SWIMMING CONTESTS, etc' 150 YARDS OPEN HANDICAP (Amateur] Entries Close on Steamer. Hot Water Provided. Steamers leave Auckland, 10 a.m. ami j 2 p.m., calling at Devonport. i Tickets, 1/; Children, Half price. , A. N. McLEOD, Hon. Sec. ■\TIHOTAPU FALLS xS AND PICNIC GROUNDS. WAIKUMETE-WEST COAST ROAD. A Brake will leave Union Bank at 1.3( p.m. on SATURDAY NEXT and EVER"* SATURDAY during the season for Nihotapu Falls and Picnic Grounds, returning on MONDAY MORNING in time for business. ■ ■■■■■•. RETURN TICKETS, including Board and Accommodation from SATURDAY till MONDAY; 16/. Board and Residence. 25/ per week. Picnic Parties Catered for on the Ground. Good Stabling for Horses. All information can be obtained at the office of MESSRS ANDREW, SONS, & CO. "DLOCK HOUSE BAY. BUS TIME TABLE. Via Avondale Buses. Leave Auckland: Leave Bay: 10.10 a.m. 7.45 a.m. *5.0 p.m. 6.15 p.m. *5.10 p.m. 1.10 .Saturday *Does not run Saturday. ' ANDREW. SONS. & CO. BOROUGH NOTICES,. ■THOROUGH OF ' DEVONPORT, NOTICE OF TNTEXTTON TO CONFIRM BY-LAWS. ;• AND CLOSING OF RIMU ROAD. Notice is.hereby given that it is the intention of the Devonport Borough Council, on TUESDAY, the 27th day of March, 1900, at 7.80 p.m., to make and confirm Special Order made and adopted on the 20th day of February, 1900, adopting a By-law providing within the Borough of Devonport for House and Property Drainage, and for Drains and Sewers: liability of Owners. Occupiers, and the Council respectively; time and manner of applications, connection with sewers; size and description of pipes and cost; keeping in repair, and method of laying down; and regulations as to 'Authorised Plumbers,'1 and "Drain Connections:" as to traps and ventilation shafts and pipes: as to waste and overflow pipes front sinks, baths, and cisterns; for compelling the providing of water closets, descriptions: the removal of privies, and time for compliance; against setting up. new privies; obstruction of officers, powers of Council's officers, annual charges, penalties; modification clause; detailed schedule of specifications for pipa laying: regulations for Licensed Plumbers and Licensed Drain Connectors; schedule forms. Also, a By-law for the prevention and maintenance of Barbed Wire and other dangerous Fences abutting on roads and footways within the Borough of Devonport. Penalty. / At the same time and place the Council intend to. make and confirm Special Order made by the Council on the 6th day of June, 1599, adopting a Resolution of the Ratepayers of the Borough passed on the sth day of June. 1899, mat the street traversing a part of the northern portion of Allotment No. 12a of Section 2, Parish of Takapuna, Borough of Devonport, known as Rimu Road, be stopped. A Copy of two proposed By-laws, and of such resolutions, are deposited at this Office, and are open for inspection to the public during office hours. J. C. WEBSTER, _,-■.,• Town Clerk. Town Clerk s Office, Devonport, February 28th, 1900. fgOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. Notice is \ hereby given that the time for the Reception of Tenders for the. Removal of Nightsoil from the Borough ■ of Onehunga' is EXTENDED to 7 pm on MONDAY VEXT. the 26th inst. Con: aittons as previously advertised. Deposit of £25 to 'accompany each tender. R. RICHARDSON, Town Clerk. Onehunga, 20th March, 1900. TgIRKENHEAD BOROUGH COUNCIL. TAKE NOTICE. The Valuation List for the Borough or Birkenhead for year 1900-1, is now open' for inspection at the Post Office, Birken- ! le£ d- • A 1I I objections thereto must be left with the Borough Council Office on or before Ist May, 1900. or addresses , to the Assessment Court, and a cony of such objection must be left at the "same place not less than seven days before the next sitting of the said Court. G. JOHNSTON, Birkenhead, March 16th, 1900?™ Clerk' PERSONAL. A NYONB knowing address of Charles ht i«n^ on>. ,Painter, once staying with Mr Hadheld, Abercrombie-st. kindly send address Anxious 25, Star Office 4NX P erson found with Martini-Henry **- Rifles Nos. 1949, 1948. and 954 in h?s possession after this date will be prose2Uted. Anyone- returing to Lee Drill Shed, will be rewarded. ' | ■ ' ii.ii. i TO LET. | T*G LET, View Road, Mt. Eden, conveni-' -»- out Cottage. 5 rooms—Mrs Broom-1 hall, Mt. Eden Rd. | rpo LET, S-roomed House, Surrey. Hills" •• X close Newton West School, 10/ week io good tenant.—Murphy. High-st. '< rpO LET, 0 roozneel House, washhouse" J- stable and shed, at Mt. Roskill. near Pattersons Stables. — Apply Dallen's 3ueen-street. ' I^o LET, choice new Residence, G g^Sd -i- rooms, bath, copper, all conveniences ?ood view, rent reduced.—Edw. J<->ne<<' Basque Road. ' '