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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 129, 1 June 1901, Page 5

EDUCATIONAL. A UCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. SECOND TEEM, 1901. The Headmaster will attend ut the School on MONDAY NEXT, June.3, from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m., to receive parents and enrol new pupils. The Entrance Examination for the purpose of Classification takes place on June 3, at 10 a.m. The work of the School will be resumed. ! oil TUESDAY, June 4, at 9.15 a.m. W. WALLACE KIDDj Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. ! LOST, Bull Terrier Bitch, white, ears cropped, Northcote. collar. Reward.— J. F. Leigliton and Son, li and S High-st. T OST, White Collie Dog, sable marked -*-* ears and head. Pound in anybody's possession after this date will be prosecuted. Reward.—H. Fuller, Ytirboroughst., Ponsonby. fpAKEN by mistake. from Ponsonby J- Cruising Club Smoke Concert last night, Gentleman's Umbrella. Owner can have same by calling on Hon. Secretary, or Bailey and Lowe, Boat Builders. FiOUND, Thomas Anderson, 45, Grey-st., . near Market Hotel, a Buyer of Second hand .Furniture, largel *>»• \sjnalll quantities; distance no object. TENDERS. 7p o BUILDERS. Tenders are Invited until noon of FRIDAY, June 14, for the erection of a warehouse in Albert-street. Plans at my office, 313 Victoria Arcade. ARTHUR G. DAW, Architect. 7n O BUILDERS. The time for receiving tenders for the Erection of a Church at Waihi is Extended to noon of WEDNESDAY, the sth inst. i ,EDW, MAH.ONEY & SON, Architects. WANTED, a Youth about 16 to wrive, etc., one with knowledge of trade preferred.—J. B. Bell, Grocer, Upper Symonds Street. .... .., ~