TO LET. . rr\Q LET, Lincoln-street, House of 4 -*■ rooms and scullery, rent 7/6.— Apply; Mrs Pardington, 50 Lincoln-street. TpO LET, Furnished Bedroom and SiTtiujrx room at "Hillside," College Road, use' of piano, wnshhouse, bath, private family, terms moderate. rpO LET, Furnished I■loiiTesT 7?"Hen^stT -1- Symonds-st., Devonport, etc.; unfurnished, S-ropmed, Park Road.-Miss Bacon, Victoria Arcade. rpo LET, Furnished Sittingrooni and Bedroom, with use of kitchen, to a married couple without children, or two ladies.—Address L.H., 405, Star Office. T° tP =. T> Beach Road, North Shore, ■*- Residence of S rooms, with all con. venleaces, £1 per week. Near Cheltenham Beach: House C rooms, etc.. 14/ per week. — ihos. F. Cahill, Alliance Buildings, 99 andlOLQueen-street, opposite Fori-st. VOLUNTEER NOTICES. "QEVONPORT NAVALS, S.M. Weather permitting the members ot the company requested to parade at the man-o'-war steps TO-MORROW MORNING (Sunday) at 10 a.m., for the purpose of attending Churcii Parade with the seamen from off H.M. ships in port. Blue uniform without arms, no gaiters. Garrison Band requested to attend, also members of other Naval Companies invited. HENRY PARKER, Captain D.N.S.M. FUNERAL NOTICES. A LEXANDRA LODGE, Xo. 53, P.A.FS -Ci- t OF A. Members of the above Lodge are respectfully requested to meet at East-street, Npwtou, at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW (Sunday).. 2nd June, to attend the Funeral of our late Brother George Bashani. Funeral will take place at Pnrewa. Conveyance iv attendance. ; Win, SMITH, Secretary. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. _,_ rnHE DEVONPORT STEAM JU|gg^ x FERRY COMPANY. ST. HELIER'S BAY S3ERVICE. On and after TO-MORROW, June 2nd, the following Trips will be Discontinued viz., 10.30 a.m. .from Auckland, and 12 Noon from St. Heller's. x:_fUSON. J| cDONALD AND SON «^5 NURSERYMEN. EPSOM. Catalogues on application. Telephone No. 542. "TjUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK XJ RECEPTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Tickets for admission to stand over and forming part of the Government Reception Stand in Queen-street will be available on TUESDAY NEXT. Plans and all particulars at Wildman and Lyell's. P" lAN OS" TUNED, REPAIRED. TONED, REGULATED, etc., by Mr W. OVER, Certificated Tuner, inventor of an improved Piano action escapement (patent applied for). Pianos bought or taken in exchange; Old Pianos made as good as new. Address: W. OVER, Richmond Road. All work guaranteed. ■jl/rONEY~TO~LEND on any approved ■"■*- security.—F. H. Williamson, Solicitor and Conveyancer, 103 Victoria Arcade, Auckland. rpo THE CITIZENS OF AUCKLAND, ESPECIALLY INSURERS. At the request of a large number of business people I hereby call a meeting to eb held at the Harbour Board Rooms on MONDAY, the 3rd Jdne, at 3 o'clock P:m., to consider what steps shall be taken to secure, adequate and efficient fire brigade appliances for, our city. D. R. CALDWELL, President Chamber of Commerce. NEWTON 'EAST SCHOOL, UPPER QUEEN-STREET, The Ceremony of Unfurling the Flag will be performed by Lieut. Col. White, Commander of the Auckland Volunteer Forces, on WEDNESDAY, June sth. Proceedings to commence at 2 o'clock." Addresses will be given by R. MONK, ESQ., M.H.R. . G. FOWLDS, ESQ... M.H.R. D. GOLDIE, ESQ., Ex-Mayor. The scholars will render several songs, and Mr Hulse's Band will supply the music for the afternoon. JOHN ROSSER, Chairman N.S. Committee, F. H. BROWN, Acting Hon. Sec. ROYAL RECEPTION AND PROCESSION; Seats to View from Stand over Verandah, good position. Early application necessary. Only a -limited number available. J. D. WEBSTER, Fruiterer and Florist, . Opposite Railway Station. Telephone 344. ,-afck IDLANTING FOR BEAUTY AND *- ECONOMY. Undersigned, retiring from Nursery Business, offers during June and July extensive Trees, etc., embracing Oak, Beech. Hornbeam. Ash, Sycamore, etc.; advanced choice Coniferns, Shrubs, Fruit Trees, etc., etc. The whole in stock at low clearing rates, especially for quantity. Address C, T. WREN, Onehunga. June 1, 1901. TVTAKE A- MAN OUT OF THAT BOY AND A WOMAN OUT OF THAT GIRL. A BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR THE NEXT BUSINESS GENERATION. WE TEACH FROM PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE. THE HEMINGWAY COMMERCIAL AND COACHING SCHOOL 192, QUEEN-ST. !
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 129, 1 June 1901, Page 5
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