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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 132, 5 June 1901, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. rnHURSDAY EVENING, JUNE fi, 1901. ST. MATTHEW'S SCHOOLROOM, ;• IIOBSON-ST., v i In Aid of Church Funds. COOPER & MACDERMOTTS EDISON KINEMATOGRAPH AND ' COLOSSOPHGNE EXHIBITION. Queen's Funeral. King Edward VII. Duke of York, etc. Briton and Boer. Our New Zealand Boys. "War in China. Patriotic Songs and Musical Selections. Commence at 8 p.m. Admission - One Shilling. Children Half price. CORPORATION NOTICES. "PTTtTy o~f ~a uckland. ROYAL RECEPTION. I hereby invite the Citizens of Auckland to observe TUESDAY, the nth, and •WEDNESDAY, the 12th of June as public holidays, on the occasion of the visit of Tbeir Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall. J. LOGAN CAMPBELL, Mayor. June sth. 1901. /~1 I T V OF AUCKLAND. CLOSING OF FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND ART GALLERY. Notice is hereby given that • the Free Public Library wil be CLOSED on and after FRIDAY, 7th inst., and the Art Gallery on and after MONDAY. 10th inst.. to allow of preparations being made for the Royal Reception, HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. June 5, 1901. WANTED. irx7!ANTED to Buy, young light harness iWI Horse.—Address at Star Office. TXTANTKD, a Lad.—Apply Fowler and Co., j.VV.I Butchers, Queen and Grey sts. ITXTANTED, at once, good General and Girl fVVi to assist—Apply Wynyartl House, Eden Crescent. TX7ANTED, a smart Boy to learn the trade iVVi Apply D. Delgrosso.Hulrdresser, ilob-son-street. TX7ANTBD to Rent, a Furnished House ii'V, for married couple.—Apply Zero, 425, Star Office. HTSTANTifiD, a good General Smith for the iVVi country.—Apply V. Worthington,Blacksmith, Stanley-st. XX/ANTED, Youth for the wood departli»V ment.—Gee and Potter, Coachbuilders. Rutland-street. jJnCTtANTED, Male Attendant for old" gen-fiT'-'tleman.—- Apply to James Bailey, care of J. R. Reed, Shortland-street. TX7ANTED, at once, Manager for counf»* try branch.—Mcßride, Tailor and Outfitter. Victoria-st, Auckland. TTt7ANTED, a Girl for general hou.see»».i work.—Apply Mrs L. McDermott, next St. John's Church, Ponsonby Rd. TX7ANTED to Purchase in the vicinity ot • »•'■ Kyber Pass or top of Newton Rd., a 6-roomed Cottage, not to exceed £500.— W. Frater and. Son, Queen-st. WANTED, a smart Boy as apprentice for nursery and florist business.— Apply.D. Hay and Son, Montpellier Nurseries. iryANTED, for Grand Hotel, Rotorua, b»». Eight Waiters; return fare paid.— Mjrs Clark, Shortland-street, next Star Office. IDCrANTED, Two Furnished Rooms, bedt»» room and sittingroom; near wharf; or Bed-Sittingroom.—Address Wanted 426, Star Office. 17CTANTED to Buy, Cottage £250," PonL»» sonby or Newton preferred.—E. Colson. Land Agent, 93, Queen-st, opposite opposite Fort-st. [TyANTED Known: Catholic Depot, Hob- '"» son-st, corner of Cobk-st.—Large variety Catholic Prayers, Rosaries, Scapulars, etc.—P. P. Hiscocks. IyXTANTED, Married Couples, Lady-helps, I** Groom, Gardener, large number ot Generals, useful Man, several young Girls. —Hannaford's Registry, 410 Queen-st. TyANTED, Buyer for payable" Butchery 1 *» Business in city, gas engine, sausage machine, tools, fittings; price only £110.—Davidge, Valuer, 14. Coombes' Arcade. yfTANTED. for the Northern Wairoa, " » good reliable Woman as housekeeper, age 40 to 45; must be fond of children; references indispensable.—Apply between 10 and 12 a.m. to Miss Henderson, Curran street, Ponsonby. FOR SALE. •T^OR SALE, Kingsland, House 6 rooms, J- concrete paths, new range; price £210.— E. Colson, Queen-street, opposite Fort-street. iJJtOR. SALE, a number of Businesses ■*■ i from £10 to £100.— E. Colson, 93, Queen-st. .opposite Fort-st. "pIOR SALE. Boardinghouse, with 15 •*- beds, and as a going concern, £30 A bargain.—McLeod, 24, Queen-st. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. iT ADY, Gentleman, Little Girl require IJL« Board and Residence, permanent, no other boarders.—State terms, A.C.T., 421, Star Office. PERSONAL. "PERSONAL.— Mrs W. T. Parker, of TJp- *•'■ per Grey-street, wishes it to be clearly understood that it was not her little son Albert who was before the Court for wandering the streets at night. TENDERS. HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. Tenders are invited for the following Services and Supplies for the term of one year, from Ist July, 1901, viz.,'for the HOSPITAL, NURSE'S HOME, and COSTLEY. HOME:GROCERIES, BREAD, MEAT FOWLS, ICE, FISH, MILK COAL, FIREWOOD, CROCKERY INTERMENTS, PRINTING CAB HIRE, DRAPERY WINES, SPIRITS, & MALT LIQUORS. For RATIONS to Destitute Persons in the following Districts:— Auckland City and Suburbs, Devonport, Otahuhu, Onehunga, Papakura, Panmure, ,Waiuku, Pukekohe, Wade. For Supply of MEDICINES, etc., to Destitute Persons in the City. Specifications, Conditions of Contract, and Form of Tender to be seen at the Board's Office, High-street, where Tenders must be lodged before Noon of MONDAY, 17th June, 1901. By order of the Board. 11. N. GARLAND, Secretary. 'Auckland, June 5, 1901. ' fTIHE Brand New Zealand Dairy Asso- '.■*• ciation is guarantee of the finest quality of Table Butter. '_ TLLUMINATTON Lamps, assorted col'JL ours, 3/6 per dozen, at Hazard's, Queen-street. Tl/riSS GIBSON'S Dancing Class, owing •*■"• to the hall being unavailable, will be Postponed until Monday week. Private lesson? on application. TpYPE WRITER CO., Ltd.. 14, Victoria ■i- Arcade. Vice-Regral Typists, Shorthand Writers, Typewriter Repairers.