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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 54, 5 March 1901, Page 2

I^ATE ADVERTISEMENTS.__ O'lJßT,VVtill Stable and Loft-Apply 3rd house bottom I.^ydn-st^ 7nO~LET or for "Sale," new 5-roomed J- House, bathroom and all convum-ences.-Apply 88, Grafton Road. EVONPORT-Neat Cottage, i rooms and scullery, S/fi. large Allotment. PONSONBY RD.-Shop and Dwel.ing of C rooms first class trade position, 17/6. Shop and Dwelling, in Albert-st, very central; 17/6. OFF PONSONBY ED., now 0 roomefl Villa, bath, fixed tubs; 15/. ' DEVONPORT— New Villa, G rooms, lovely view, near Ferry; 15/. C. R. WILLIAMSON &_CO.. 93. Queen-st L' OST February 18th, Cardboard Case, containing Banner, inscribed Biochronoscope. with Lord Roberts' picture. Reward.—W^ayJor^H_Wyndhnm-st. TJOROUGfH OF NEWMAKKKT. Notice is hereby given that the District .Electors' Ust is open for inspection during office hours until 12th March in the Town Clerk's Office. <U1 objections thereto must be in writIng under the hand of ihe objector, and must be addressed to the Town Clerk and delivered at his office on or before the 17th day of March. WM. HOGG, Town Clerk. Newmarket, March 5, 1901. mo SCHOOLMASTER S. Education Department, Wellington, Feb. 28, 1901. Applications will be received up to the 18th proximo for position of Assistant Schoolmaster at Burnham Industrial School. Salary £10", rising by £5 a year to £120, board and lodging. Supervision of boys out of school for not exceeding three hours in any one day to be part of duty. GEORGE HOGBEN, Secretary for Education. :.EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. STEEL CASTINGS. Railway Department ~ -■•'•.. • (Head Office), "Wellington, Ist March, 1901. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this Office up to N^!5N of MONDAY. 25th March. 13M. for the supply and delivery of STEEL CASTINGS. Specifications and forms of tender to be obtained at the Railway Stores Offices, Newmarket, Aldington, and Hillside, and at: the Stores Manager's Office, Wellington. Tenders to be addressed to the General Manager, New Kealancl Railways. Wellington, and to be marked outside "Tender lor Steol Castings." The lowest or any tender will not ne?<3sarily be accepted. By order. T. RONAYNE". General Manager, N.Z. Railways. -««>. . "TfH-'TY BT3VKNTT-T A rsTj» h ANNIVERSARY OF THE PREMIER PICNIC, fßv kind permission of James Reid, Ea^,). SATURDAY. MARCH 9th, 1901.' RETURN TICKETS (Steamers): Am k--14 (id; Pfleroa, Adults 5/. Children t> to M y Coromandel, Adults 2/0, Children fu to 14) V. For Thames, see advertiseScste. Wade, Adults 1/0 ChHd^« 1/5 Wurkworth, Adults 2/, Children 1/; Pauarare Bridge, Adults 1/6, Ch Wren Gel] Howlek Wharf, Adults I/O, Children l>d: jWuipu, Adults «/, Children 2/0: Children jandei- 6 years free from everywhere t>y steamer. BRASS BAND OF 2!) ™FOBin3RS. PIGH^R DTS^RfH/SiS.IOSi AIHIJ.OLLIES AND FUN C-ALORK FOR THE CHILDREN. ii ■ A. H. j. RIDER, 'f JOHN McLEOD, Hon. Sees. Premier J'it'nic. ret 6 R s a" £ iß— iPANMURE—Honso v rooms and 2J Acres; £180. Easy terms. f 15 Acres rich Land, House G rooms, stable and aowshed, small orchard. £750. 9IANGERE--40 Acres, all in grass, good building site; flrst class land. £1500. JEPSOM—9j Acres, without exception the best building site in Epsom; 10 minutes' walk from tram; £950. : SSLLERSLIE—'J Acres Volcanic Land; S minutes from rail. £oGO. ;SLLERBLIE—New House 0 rooms and bathroom, with " acres volcanic Land, .mostly plougliablo. £750. jBREEN .PARK ESTATE, Ellerslic— Sf, ;' Acres rich plotighable volcanic LantJ*. 10 minutes from racOcoui'se, 25 jninutes ) from city; extensive views and largo I frontage to two roiidH, I'rlce on appll- ; cation. I 'ALBERT S. BOARD, LAND AGENT, 113, VICTORIA ARCAOK *■ JL & fpHB Regular Monthly Meeting of Lodge ■*- Ponsonby, 708, 1.c., will be held in Masonic Hall, Newton, on WEDNESDAY, •th March, ut 7.30 p.m. sharp. By order. H. .T. BREWER, Sec. Visitors cordially invited. mO HAIRDRESSERS-VVanted to Pur- '•*-■ chase, Second-hand Chair and Small Mjrrcr.—T.A.G,,_Jl4, Star Oflice. &OR SALE, 5-roomed House, biflthroom, *■ 5 fireplaces, washhouse, with copper, ellotment 50 x 120.—Apply A. Blnns, t'ran-cis-st., Richmond. TXTANTEDi ButcheFfoFwaihi, must be J*T steady, all-round young fellow, good F.^ L Clayton, Coombes' Arcade. 'TIQ LET, the Whole Tor Part.~of a "pleaT-■-1- santly situated, Furnished House, .piano, bath, etc. — Glen Tui, Upper jßyinondg-st. ■ tDOOT TRADE—Wanted, a, MuchinSt •*-* and a smart Boy.—Apply New S£ealand Boot Factory, Chapel-at. VX/ANTED, young Man for counter trade '» ' . hand.—Apply T. Wallace, Newton. }A YOUNG lady can be Accommodated .""- wfth Board and Lodgings at 86, jTork House, Grey-st. r\7ANTED, Money. Can Lend in small *T sums, and up to £2000.— J. McKenzie, ii 6. ghortland-st. X\ O B U I L D E R Si VICARAGE AT HUNTLY. Tenders will be received until Noon, Wednesday, isth March. GEO. S. GOLDSBORO', Architect. 320. Victoria Arcade. T t7tOß SALE, nice Cottage, Mount Ros- '"■ kill, allotment 50 x 100, house of 4 rooms and scullery, Orion range, iron roof, garden, wood and coalshed, verandah, bay .Window, 3 minutes from 'bus, a bargain. tfcfer wanted, price £200.-(308)-R. Barr Brown, Exchange Lane. __ \7f7ANTED, Office Boy.-Apply, in own >V» handwriting to Box 202. Post Office. rOQR SALE, Ho,wick. 2i Acres of Land, {E with small cottage, fenced and half In crop. Price, only £100. Also, 7 Acres of First-oiass Land. Price, £150.— R. Barr Brown, Exchange Lane. SJI7ANTED— Experienced Trainer "Wants '»• Charge of 2or 3 Trottimy Horses.— |fc-PPly J. Brady, _Otahuliu. LOST, a Ohecjue Book.—Finder rewarded on returning to George Foster, grocer, Parnell. ■ jhiTANTED, at once, domesticated LadT' "• Help.—Apply Mrs Neill. Norman's Hill, Onehunga. iCTOOT TRADE—Wanted, a Situation as IP Boot Repairer, 8 years In' one shop, jown or country.—Apply Star Office.