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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 130, 3 June 1901, Page 8

WANTED. VT7AXTED, a Boy who can milk, drive, rW1 aud make himself useful.—Mr Brookfieid, Colonial Bunk Buildings, Auckland. YXJANTED.'a 'iiii just le.av.tag school.— 'W Abel, Dykes and Co., General Priu- | tors and Bookbinders. \"! TA.NTIiD, small Boy to deliver bills.— i »V Apply To-night from 7t08,H. AC'oates, I'ork Butcher, Newton. iVyANTKD, an Office Boy, one" just left »'»■ school preferred.—Reply in own handwriting to Urgent. 411, Star Office. TS7ANTED, fiood Man for iierbinj: and ' » channelling.—Apply on job, Kandolphbtroot. ■O7ANTED, reliable, strong Girl assist In! j » ' housework, one to sleep at home profelled. — Mr.s King. Surrey-st., off Great. North Road. O7ANTKD, Situation as Housekeeper or ' * Governess hy educated lady, trained wok.— Address M., 40C, Star Office. •\\tante-d, respectable (TirP aboili W, Vl' weekly hnlf-holiday and fhindays £ivon, sleep home.—Address at J. B. Bell's-, Grocer. Upper Symonds-st. yyANTED, Youth about 1H to drive, etc., ''» with knowledge of trade.—J. B. Bell, Grocer, Upper Symonds-st. TI7AXTED immediately, ."> or fi .roomed •» House, nenr city.—Apply A..X-, Star Office. T7T7ANTED, a good Boy for shopwork.—lo W n.vn. to-morrow, J. Walker, City Market. TX7ANTED, a Boy for light work.—Apply ■VV at the Quarry. Kyber Pass. V\7-^"TKI) to Lease per day or week dml- -' » Ing Reception, Five Landau Cabs and several Ilausoins.—Apply A. Bowdeu,Wako-field-street. yi/ANTKD, Cook-Laundress. Rotorua; ' » General Servant, city, 13/; Housemaids city, 12/; handy Man, hotel, 10/; Servants, nil part?:.—Curtis' Registry, Wakeficld-st. YX/ANTED, Board for married couple, pri- »*■ vate family.—Address A.8., 414, Star Office. V\7ANTI-sd, an Oil Launch, length from 00 » V to GO feet.—State lowest cash price and where to be seen, Moerukl, 409, Star Office. WANTED, Waitress and Generals, good hotel; Man waiting situation, also Cooks and Housekeeper.—Mesdames Crawford and Steram, 26, Shortland-st. WANTED, a" respectable Lad for Fruit . Business.—Apply Win Evans, Queen St. WANTED, Waitresses, Housemaids for Waikato, good wages; Geuerals aud Girls to assist.—Mrs Healer, Newton. 'VV -Herald" Buildings. T^TANTED, immediately! Cobk, 25/; 'VV, Man milk, drive, handy hotel, also prvate; Generals all parts. Girl Rotorua; Housemaid; Waitress, Woman,' factory, 15/; L. Helps.—Mrs Arthur. 7y a" N T~~ E D APPRENTICES FOR THE LAUNDRY, good wages, new work only; good employment for smart Girls about 16 years of age.—Apply MANAGER ARCH. CLARK & SONS, LIMITED, ZEALANDIA SHIRT AND COLLAR FACTORY, | GREY LYNN. MEETINGS. AUCKLAND INSTITUTE.: The First Meeting of the Auckland Institute for the Present Session will be held in the Museum Buildings, Princes.street, on MONDAY, June 3rd, when the President-Elect (Mr Jas. Stewart, C.E.j will Deliver the Anniversary Address. Doors open at 7.30. Address to com- j mence at 8 p.m. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND ALLIANCE MEETINGS. MONDAY, JUNE 3. OPEN AIR MEETING AT GREY-ST. FIREBELL, at 8 p.m. MR R. FRENCH in Charge. Speakers—Rev. F. W. Isitt, Rev. D. Weatherall, and others. Music by the Central Mission Band. TUESDAY, JUNE 4. PUBLIC MEETING IN ST. JAMES1 At 7.30 p.m. Chairman—Mr C. G. Hill. Speakers—Rev. F. W. Isitt, Rev. F. Bennett, and others. The Children's Choir of the Band of Hope Union will render a number of Choice Action Songs. Collection for Expenses. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5. PUBLIC MEETING IN ST. JAMES' HALL, At 8 p.m. Chairman—Mr Wesley Spragg. Watch Daily Papers for Full Programme. pUBLIC NOTICE. The Education Board of the District of Auckland, May 29th, 1301. In accordance with the provisions of "The Education Act, 1877," "The Education Act, 1877, Amendment Act, 1855," and "The School Committees Election Act, 1891," the Education Board of the; Disrict of AuclSland directs it to be publicly notified that Meetings of Householders in the several School Districts named in the Schedule hereunder will' be held on MONDAY, JUNE 24th, 1901, at the times and places respectively sot forth in the said Schedule. And in accordance with Section 69 of "The Education Act, 1877," the Board has also appointed that the Committees of the several School Districts named in the said Schedule shall hjjld their First Meeting immediately after Election at the places respectively set forth therein. . And further, in accordance with the provisions of "The School Committees Election' Act, 1891," the Board hereby tails upon jthe householders ia each School District to send in writing, by post or delivery, so as to be delivered to the respective Chairmen of the several School Committees not later than eight o'clock in the evening of MONDAY June 17th, 1901, the names of persons, being resident householders nominated by them for election to serve upon the Committee for the year next ensuing. Such nominations shall be signed by the Pronoser and by the Candidate, and shall O e"in the form set forth in the Schedule to the said last named act or to the effect thereof. Printed forms of nomination may be obtained on application to the Chairmen of Committees or at the Office of the Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. SCHEDULE. Maketu (E.C.), 7 p.m., School Pakia, 4 p.m., School Waipu Upper, i p.m.. School Whangaroa North, 7.30 p.m., School Whatawhata, 7 p.m., School LOST AND rOTIITO. T OST in or near Russell-st, Arch Hill, ii Parcel of Clothing.-Reward at Moore s Store. * T~bST Bull Terrier Bitch, white, ears Li cropped, Northcote collar. Reward.—J. F. Lcighton and Son, 8 and 8 Highest. OST~Saturday between Victoria Butchery and Dock-st., l*urse containing money and Ticket, Ngapuhl.—Reward, Star Office. LOST on Saturday night between Vlctorlafit. and Newton or City Hall, a Gold Brooeb with heart attached. Finder kindly return Btrr Office.—Reward. STRAYRifTrom my premises, Kent-st, 1 Indian Game Hen.—Finder please return . f.