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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 200, 22 August 1904, Page 8

Two claims for damages against the Auckland Tramway Company, which were* in the list for hearing at the Supreme Court this week, have been privately settled. The claimants wore Mrs. Lindsay, widow of the late Mr. Benjamin Lindsay, of I\ingsland, and Mrs. Margaret Bagust, of Karangabake. These being the only jury cases beside the one started this morning, all the other jurors summoned for duty this week were released from further attendance. Rev. Luxford lectures at Mt. Eden Wesleyan Church to-night on his experiences as chaplain in South Africa.—(Ad.) CHORAL HALL. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. The "ROSE MAIDEN." (F. H. Cowen) Admission 2/ and 1/. Doors open 7 20 p.m Cars to and from Hall. Tickets at Eady and Co.'s, S.S. Union, ,T. West's, and others; also. Wildman ana Lyeli's, where 2/ Tickets may be Reserved Without Fie. WO LET, Parnell, Furnished Cottage, rent 17/; Devonport, 6 rooms, 11/; Ponsonby, 8 rooms.—E. Colson, 93, Queen-st. to _«nd on _ny approved m^i_s_iY ;i tennß arranged.—E. Colson. ifSt - geDt ' ° 3, Q u « e --st, opposite