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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 176, 7 August 1901, Page 8

ELECTORAL. piTY OF AUCKLAND. RATING ON UNIMPROVED VALUE. Public Notice is hereby given that at the Poll taken on the 7th day of August, 3901 upon the Proposal that the Rsiting on Unimproved Value Act, 1896, be ado-t----cd in tho City of Auckland, and 'hat henceforth Property he rated upon thi basis of the unimproved value thereof, the following votes were recorded, viz:—j For the Proposal 753 votes Against the Proposal 16f17 vo es I therefore declare the Pr po?al to b^ rejected. ALFRED KIDD, Mayor. 7th August, 1801. -pUBLIC NOTICE. In accordance with the provisions of the Education Boards B ection Act, IXO, it is hereby notified that LEMUEL JOHN BAGNALL, Esq. RICHARD HOL'BS Esq.. nnd JAMES GILLIES RUTHERFORD, Esq. have been elected Members of the Edu cation Board of the District of Auckland to fill the vacanci s which will be caused by the retirement of Messrs L. J. Bagnall, R. Fane 1, and S. Luke. The number of valid vces recorded for each Candidate is as follows:—For Lemuel John Bagnall, Esq., 791: for Richa d Hobbs, Esq., 721; for James Gillies Rutherford, Esq., G4B; for Samuel Luke, Esq., 586: for James Shiner Bond. Esq., 333; f< r Andrew Joseph Farmer, Esq., 316; for the- Rev. Hugh Kelly, 274; for Robert Fnrrell, Esq., 177; for Edward Thurlow Field, Esq., 164; for Jacob Henry Wright, Esq., 156; total number of valid votes recorded, 4231. The total number of voting Papers rejected as informal is 107. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary and Returning Officer. Auckland, 6th August, 1901. TfJAST WARD ELECTION. Ladies and Gentlemen, — Having been requested by a number of Electors within this ward to be nominated for the Heat now vacant I beg to intimate that I am a candi date for the vacancy in the City Council caused by the . elevation of Mr Alfied Kidd to the Mayoralty. For the past 23 years I have seen the steady growth of this c'.ty in wealth, population, and importance, and knowIng that large areas of virgin soil still remain unoccupied north and south of tho city, and immediately tributary to it. I see no reason why that healthy growtn should not continue. I would therefore deem it an honour to take nn active part in the laying of the foundation? of this fast-growing and beautiful city. I d i sire but to see these foundations laid in a broad and liberal spirit. Many people are alarmed at the recent ertens'on of municipal franchise, but if there be honesty and fairness in mimic pal government, I see no cause for alarm in this •Jtenslon of interest. Should you honour me by returning me as one of your members, I shall try to be on the side of honesty and fairness My wish will be not to degrade the office of councillor. Yours faithfully, I PETER OLIPHANT. _Lower Symonds-st. J£AST WARD ELECTION. Ladies and Gentlemen,— At the request of numerous Friends, electors of our ward, I have consented to be nominated for the sen now vacant In the City Council. My interests and yours are identical. Beln? a very old ratepayer, I shall look after your interests, and I 6hall also feel it my duty to see that the affairs of the Council are managed on purely "Business Lines." Should you elect me to represent you, I shall be prepered to support a thor oughly up to date Programme for the City, consistent with prudence, and having ample time to devote to the duties pertaining to the office, you may rsly upon it that I shall safeguard your interests in every way.—Yours faithfully, W. BEEHAN. Victoria-st. East. T^AST WARD ELECTION. The Friends and Supporters of MR WM. BEEHAN Are requested to ATTEND COMMITTEE MEETING IN THE ROOMS, VICTORIA-ST. EAST, Late Trading Stamp Shop, At 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Inspection of Rolls, etc. WANTED. \Tf7AXTED, General Servant. — Mrs Dr, ■VV Roberton, Upper Symonds-st. YY*ANTICD, a respectable Boy.—Apply A. Vt Jones aud Co., Strand Arcade. ANTED, General for Otahuhu; General for hotel, 15/.—Apply Mrs Healy, Registry, Pitt-st. / WANTED, Young General.—Apply evening to Mrs George Hart, Gladstone Rd., Parnell. References. TTrrANTED, a good Woman Cook for .W a country hotel. — Apply Queen's Hotel, Upper Symonds-st. WANTED, 3 Men Boarders, terms 14/, with washing; and one Bedroom to Let, furnished.—Apply Star Office. ANTED, Girla "for Brush Drawing, highest prices paid to good hands, also a Boy used to the trade.—s9, Greyst. WANTED, a good plain Woman Cook, liberal wages to a capable person — Apply Parkinson's Dining Rooms, Vic-toria-st. viTANTEDi experienced Night Porter^ »* 25/; Pageboy, 10/; Kltchenman-, 15/; nnd all classes Women Servants.—Mrs Clark, next Star Office. XX7ANTED by Young Lady, Employment ' * in solicitor's or other office; first-class tr-stimonial from former employers.—Address Useful, 835, Star Office. TTI7IANTED, experienced Salesman, comW petent to take charge of Clothing and Mercery Departments. — Apply by letter, enclosing copies of references and salary required—Address Confidential, "Star" Offlce I__1__ WANTED at once, for cash purchasers, Villa Residence 8 or 9 rooms, with 3 to 5 acres; REMDEUA or EPSOM for preference. PARNELL, 6 and 7 rooms, £450 and £600. PONSONBY, near Three Lamps —Villa 7 rooms, good allotment.abont £600. NEWTON. 5 rooms, £200 to £400. Particulars to THOS. F. CAHILL, Alliance Buildings, 99 and 101 Queen-st, opposite Fort-st. YX7ANTED, 2 good Bushfellers for East * V Coast to complete order, 30/ week and found, S hours a day: good all-round Farm Hand, 20/; Man plough and cart, 20/; Milkers and Farm Hands, 12/ to 18/; Farm Hand for Paeroa, no milUlug, 15/; Young Man for country store; useful handy Man, 12/, Elderly Man for farm; Bricklayer, Blacksmith's- Improver; Generals; Wait resses, 32/; Housemaids, Washerwoman.— McLeod, 24 Queen-st. Telephone 884. Public Works Office, Auckland, 2nd August, 1901. ' WANTED. TO HIRE, for Work on Main Trunk Railway, North End, at Taumarunui, Two Drivers and Two Teams of Eight Good Bullocks, each con- ! stant work for six months.—Apply, with ; terms, to Mr LOUCH, Resident Engineer, Poro-o-tarao, or at this Office. CHAS. R. VICKERMAN, District Engineer. Public Works Office" Auckland, 6th August, 1901. TX/ANTED, at once, for North End »* N.I.M.T. Railway, for works beyond Poro-o-tarao ,a good Engine Fitter used to locomotives, portable engines, & iron girder bridge work; none but a good man need apply. CaaAS, B. VTCKERMAN, . «asi-_. District Engineer* ,