PUBLIC NOTICES. -vTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ROYAL VISIT. JLLU^NATIONS^LUNTEER REAT AUCKLAND. MAORI DEMONSTRATION AT ROTORUA. Cheap Excursion Tickets, at the rate of 2d per mile First class, and Id per mile Second class, minimum 4/ and if rpsnectively, will be Issued from any station to AUCKLAND, from MONDAY. K° 3 rd?fo WEDNESDAY June 12th, inclusive, and from any station to ROTORUA, from MONDAY, June 3rd. to FRIDAY, Jura 14th, inclusive, all available for return up to and including SATURDAY, 23th June. Mileage counted one way only. District Traffic Manager's Office, Auckland, 25th May, 1901. TJ.OY-VL RECEPTION COMMITTEES., XV TICKETS FOR PLATFORMS. NOTICE. The Tickets for Wellesley-st. and Queen street Paying Platforms must be Purchased on or before JUNE sth, after which application List will be Closed, as a Limited Number is to be disposed of. WELLESLEY-ST. PLAT3PRM TICKETS ..... 4: -•••• 0/ QUEEN-ST. 7/G Which may be obtained at t-hv DSC MESSRS TONSON GARIFck ca% smith & S^SSSUPTON & CO.'S, AND MR LOLCH. ™ t : OF INFORMATION, GOVERNMBNT LIFE BUILDINGS. R. R. HUNT, General Secretary. T3OYAL" RECEPTION ' COMMITTEE. BUREAU OF INFORMATION. For the convenience of the Public, a Bureau as above has been opened on the Ground Floor of the Government; Life Insurance Buildings, where Mi E. ILouch will be in attendance each day from 9.30 to 4.30 p.m. Persons having accommodation for visitors during the visit of their Royal Highnesses the Duke ana Oneness or { Cornwall and York are invited to furnish , the Bureau with details of same, embracing terms, and persons requiring accommodation are invited to apply to the Tickets for Platforms in Wellesley-st. and Queen-st., from which to view the proceedings on the 11th June wl be sold ■ application. Only a limited number Will be issued. R. R. HUNT, General Secretary. May_2lst. . -p O V A L ' VISIT. W. A. RYAN AND CO. Have on Stock for Delivery, 100 GASOLINE TORCHES OF 100 CANDLE-POWER E"A~CH FOR ILLUMINATIONS. CHEAPEST, BEST, AND MOST EFFICIENT. 12/6 EACH. ! DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CORN-.) WALL AND YORK RECEPTION. A Large and Comfortable Platfirm, overlooking and forming part of Govern- j jnent Reicpputbn Platform, 'Is now in I course of erection. i A limited number of Tickets only will | be issued, and may be obtained on ar> lication to Messrs Wildman and Lyell, Booksellers. Shortland-t=t., where plan may be inspected and seats reserved. I Visitors to this platform will obtain uninterrupted view of the ROYAL PROCESSION ON WHARF ancj, PRESENTATION OF ADDRESSES. ADMISSION: FRONT SEATS l?/6 BACK SEATS 10/ N.B.— In order to avoid the anticipated crush in Queen-st. Ticket Holders will be admitted through private entrance in Little Queen-st., opposite Harbour WILDMAN & LYELL, Shortland-st. STATE OF WILLIAM DAVID BARNARD, ' otherwiss WILLIAM DAVID BARNARD LYONS. !ate of Island of Tongn. Trader and Merchant, deceased.—All creditors and others hsvIng claims against the above esiate are' required to send to E. F. Warren, District Agent of the Public. Trustee, Auckland, full particulars of such c:aims, giving the items and amounts, of the same, on or before the 2Sth day of July, 1 1901. Printed terms for the purpose can be obtained from any of the agents of this office. All moneys payable to j the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's Account at any postal money order office, or paid to E. F. Warren, District Agent of the Public Trustee, Auckland.—J. W. POYNTON, Public Trustee.— Public Trust Office, Wellington, 22nd May, 19*1. ttTe M OVAL N O T I C E. Mr S. ADAMS notifies his Music Students i that he has Removed from Ponsonby to Symonds-street. next Dr. Goldie's, where he will resume Teaching on and after MONDAY. June 3rd. m O ..THE TRADE. We have to arrive, and will show on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 4th, sth, and 6th June, a large collection of Flags, Shie'.ds, Streamers, etc., for decorative purposes. SARGOOD, SON, & EWE.V, Victoria-street West, Auckland. « WONDERFUL. RECORD. • We hold the recofrd FOR SALE OF WEDDING RINGS In Auckland. •Why? Because we give good value and rrVE A PRESENT OF HALF A DOZEN USEFUL TEA SPOONS IN A CASE to every purchaser of a Wedding Ring from 21/ upwards. We positively assert that purchasers are NOT charged for the spoons. We also have In stock an immense variety of KEEPER, BAND, ENGAGEMENT and DRESS RINGS, And numberless other goods suitable for presents. OKEATES "OROS.. JEWELLERS. Opposite Town Clock, Queen-st., Auckland. n'XRAISING" THK TJj~YITs When they require assistance brings paiu, injury, and discomfort. SPECTACLES for every defect in refraction accurately lilted by Improved methods, by T. PBACOCK, Optician, 21S QUI3EN St Also in stock: Artiilclal Kye.s. Cameras' Microscopes, Telescopes, Binoculars, Medical Batteries, Hydrometers, Barometers Electric Bells, etc. OPPOSITE VJTX BALL» |-. j.;
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 130, 3 June 1901, Page 8
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