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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 110, 10 May 1902, Page 3

AQUATICS. iT-HE AUCKLAND ANNIVERSARY 1 REGATTA, 1902. BALANCE-SHEET. RECEIPTS. Dr' £ s d £ s d To Balance from last year ™"■ b „ Suscriptions and Donations! 252 10 0 „ Entrance Fees and . Payments for Numbers 48 9 G ~ Sale of Programmes 5 0 0 „ Flagship Takings .. 20 11 6 „ Fees for Protests .. 10 0 ~ Discounts 0 1 0 ~, Sundry Receipts 2 5 0 , 402 8 S £4.2 8 8 EXPENDITURE. Cr. £sd £ s d By Prize Money 211 4 0 ~ Printing and Advertising 30 15 6 „ Flagship Expenses 14 15 0 ~ Presentation to Captain and Officers, Flagship 10 10 0 ~ Scow and MarlBoats G 10 0 ~ Tender and Starter's Launch 8 10 0 •- ~ Numbers 5 7 0 ~ Afternoon Tea on Fltagship _9_o'lo ~ Protest Fee .Returned 1 0 0 ~ Band 8 S 0 ~ Champion Flags .... 2 0 0 .. Change Ticket-takers 10 0 ~ Continuation of Regatta at Pine Island, (Rowing „ Races) ■ 5 G 8 ~ Secretary's Salary .. 15 15 0 ~ Postages. Stationery, and Telegrams 2 2 2 ~ Auditor's Fee j 1 q ~ Bank Commission .. 010 0 „ Treasurer's Potties 26 0 ~ Donation Ponsonby Regatta Club .... 770 „ Balance Bank of m M 9 New Zealand .... 47 17 7 „ Petty Cash in Hand 114 4 49 11 11 » Balance £49 11ir c'02 S 8 w Bn 527?£ EAuckland, C 2 ndS°MM^ RIV IOn- TreaSUl' erExamined and found correct May 2, 1902. * HOLMBS, Auditor. _Z' OR SA_-_S. Cousins, good as new. Bay HnrJ SirTl 0d £< otSuSS^ Road J- M°nro' St' George. Bay yelrTVo^Z f inWi Stock, ools and machines at y Sn Uyelrs Onfn^T l>° for 7 to Palmerston North. -*~_ ~__., P. 0., iiusiness, 'taranaki. flrs.-clas. In mSSSt b"S*in ->^o, Con^ioney -susiness, Ivnrane-ahaoe Rri ~.,• Business and BoffiSfl.SvSkS'l £^i£f_J_H________Coombo s : Arcade bale, £200, good investment for enerlr.ad" an" Vldg6' VaIUGr' 14 •pEMUERA; Comfortable Residence 10 rooms, bathrooms, convenient fittings, gas and water, corner allotment bargain, £700-Neviile Newcomb, Mercantile Chambers. T2IRKENI-EAD: Fruit Farms-Si' acres, ff House, £130; 12. acres, House, £*>00----17 acres, Houe_. £500; 9 acres, £100.-Nev-llle Newcomb. •ATORTH SHORE.-Compact Dwelling 6 -L'" rooms, bathroom, washhouse, allot--1 U uci. ea' W^'hd view, good oruer, £550—Neville Newcomb. n-RUMMER~RO AD,"Corner Section, 5-7. x 115 ft (Jin; fine position; quite level; a bargain, £150.—Neville Newcomb, Mercantile Chambers. 13 IRKENHEAD-Cornpact~Ffuit~lL?aTrn7 •' 20 acres, orchard, vinery, Tomato glasshouse, Concrete Dwelling 5 rooms, IOCO-gallon tank, £3.o.—Neville Newcomb. BICYCLE, Lady's, second-hand, in good order and cheap.—State price and particulars, Genuine, 876, Star Office. _p Qnr.~^~RosKi^^^°"^~^^ dwOW stable and outhouses, 14 acres cuHivated land, orchard.—E. Colson, 93 Queen-street. No. 338. TCN r_<^i'ner Position)_&__/t7\/ piouse 5 rooms, every convenience; must be sold.—E. Colson, Agent, opposite For .-street.^ OUSES to let—Ponsonby, 7 rooms, . acre, 18/; and 9 rooms, 20/. Mt. Roskill, 6 rooms, stable, 15/. Mangere, 6 rooms, 3 acres, 11/; Mt Albert, 7 rooms, £I.— E. Colson, 93 Queen-street. ■Ti/rT. EDEN—Villa 7 rooms and conven'lVJL ienc.es.—Albert S. Board, 113 Victoria Arcade. LLERSLIE—New House. 6i acres volcanic land, 10 minutes from rail. —Albert S. Board, 113 Victoria Arcade. LLERSLIE—2 acres, large frontage to Main Road; ploughable land.—Albert S. Board, 113 Victoria Arcade. ETMr_TEß__^N_w~House, 10 rooms, five minutes from railway.—Albert S. Board, 113 Victoria Arca_e. REEN LANE—New House 9 rooms and 2 acres.—Albert S. Board, 113 Victoria Arcade. -OR LEASE. TO LEASE, Ellerslie, new House 6 rooms, bath, etc., stable, traphouse, etc., 6_ acres volcanic land.—Albert S. Board, 113 Victoria Arcade. FERSO-O-J.. IF anyone could kindly furnish' me with me Address or Whereabouts of MR GEORGE FRANKS, last heard of at Coromandel, I should be deeply grateful. Please send answer to the "Star" under heading "Personal," —L.C. IF you Want, to Le^rn Bookkeeping, by double entry, Shorthand, Typewriting, Arithmetic, etc., go to toe Hemingway School, over Yates and Co. MONEY to Lend on any approved security—E Colson, Land and Financial Agent, 93 Queen-street (opposite Fort-street). "C.URNISHEID Rooms to Let, pleasantly A situated.—Apply Mrs Davis' Store, corner of Upper Queen and East streets, JNewtoa,