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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 202, 24 August 1904, Page 8

MEETINGS. AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL PROTEST- •**• . ANT DEFENCE ASSOCIATION. FIRST PUBLIC MEETING of tie Auckland Provincial Protestant Defence Asso ciation will be held ill the FORESTERS HALL, on THURSDAY, 25th. Inaugural Address by MR C. WATT subject, "THE PROTESTANT IDEAL." Chairman—REV. J. WILSON, President Musical Items during the Evening. Orchestra and Band In attendanceDoors open at 7.15 p.m. Lecture at i n'c.lock. Collection to defray expenses. roHURCH OF CHRIST, - WEST-STI — LANTERN LECTURE TO-NIGHT.-"The Netherlands Reformation: The Wai CJoud." — Admiesion Free. Collection, - To commence at 7.45. "PROPOSED~CONFERENCE OF NEW J- ZEALAND MANUFACTURERS ANE THE EXTENSION OF COMMERCE COMMITTEE. Manufacturers or thoir Representatives desirous of atteoding the proposed Confer ence with the Extension of Commerce Committee -will kindly communicate with the undersigned, who is anxious to advance industrial prosperity and place New Zealand Manufacturers od a more prosperous basis. J. H. WITHEFORD. Parliament Buildings. Wellington. pARISH HALL, BURLEIGH-ST. miIURSDAY "jV"EXT. ST. SEPULCHRES PARISH TEA. Admission 1/. Tea 6.30 p. m . A A UCKLAND r BAND~ -*- 1 - OF HOPE. UNION JfjJA SEPTEMBER Ist. — &£C£~M'\ ? T ' JAMES ' HALL. — Great Tc, a and Lantern Entertainment by Mr took part in the Annual Gathering will be admitted Free on producing Special Tickets. THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. NOTICE is hereby given that a GENERAL MEETING of the Society will be hc!d at St. James' Hall. Welllngton-st.. Auckland, on TUESDAY. 30th Aug., 1904. at 7.30 p.m., wheu APPROPRIATIONS, aa undrr, will be allotted:— FIRST GROUP: 132 nd and 133 rd, hy Sale £400 0 0 FOURTH GROUP: 67th and (iSth, by Ballot £400 0 0 FIFTH GROUP; 65th and 06th, by Sale £400 0 0 SIXTH GROUP: 53th and 36th, by Sale £400 0 0 Total £1600 0 0 UNDER RULE 96, Members desiring to be "FinauciaT'lor the above Appropriations must pay all Subscriptions, etc., due before 5.3n p.m. on MONDAY. 29th Inst. Moneys received on TUESDAY, the day of the Meeting will T>e too late to bo entered up in time for the APPROPRIATIONS. By order of the Jloarcl. J. C. UKIKESOS. Secretary. .*.« A TOYAL FRANKLIN Plaja j. LODGE. No. 6433, versary Social will bo fflKpmiCT held iii the Otahuhn Pub-Vietoria-st. Corner at 6.43— W. G. CUNNOLD, Secretary. GAZETTE xN BANKRUPTCY. TN BANKRUPTCY. ESTATE OF MAXWELL WRIGHT AND SANDERS, trading together under the style of Q.C.E. STOKES, of Cambridge. TENDERS will b<? received at my Office. Customs-st., Auckland, up to noon of WhiDNEbDAV. th.- 31st day of August. IUO4. for the uutlerineutioued:— 1. Contents of No. 1 Store, at Cambridge, cousisting of Grocery, Crockery, Ironmongery, and Business Plant, valued together at about £3.000. 2. The Goodwill of the Business and the Equity of Redemption of a Lease expir ing February, 1908, of the Property known as No. 1 Store, valued at £150. 3. Contents of No. 2 Store at Cambridge, consisting of Drapery. Boots, etc., including the Business Plant, valued together at about £1500. 4. Timber and Joinery on the Premises adjoining the Drapery Store, valued at about £450. Intending purchasers must make their offers separate for each of the above four Lots, even though they desire to secure two or more lots together, and in such cases it should be clearly stated, whether in the event of failure to secure all the Lots wanted, the Tender will stand for any portion of the items. A Deposit in cash, or a marked cheque, equal to ten per centum on the amount tendered shall accompany each tender. The balance is payable iv cash ou delivery, or by promissory notes, terms and endorsement of same being subject to the approval of the f Assigneed. Stock Sheets "and conditions of Tender ran bf seen at my office. Customs-st.. Auckland: at the Q.C.E Stores, Cambridge: at the Office of the Official Assignee. Wellington; and at the Offices of the Deputy Official Assignees at New Plymouth and Hawera. If not specially stated that accommodation is required, tenders will be accepted as being cash and treated accordingly. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. GERARD. c Official Assignee. Auckland, loth Aug., 1904. HARBOUR BOARD NOTICES. T O C A L BILL. Notice is hereby given that the Aucklaud Harbour Board intCDd to introduce during the current session of Parliament a local Bill, intended to effect the following objects:— (1) To enable the Auckland Harbour Board to Borrow by the issue of Debentures a sum of £40<i.OO(> at a rate of interest not exceeding 44 per centum per ann'im for the fo.lowing purposes. (1) Western Breakwater CiWesteru Reclamation (3) Firry Jetty, Shed, and Offices (4) Portion Queen-st. Wharf?, Sheds, and Railways (5) Railway Wharf, Sheds, and Railways (G) Rock Excavation (Ti Northern Jetty and Shed (8) Cranes, Mains, and Capstans (O)Renewal and Filling in of Breastworks (io> Lighthouse (11) Alteration of Gas and Water Mains, Supply and Fixing of Bollards (12) The Dismantling of Jpttlcs and Sheds and Rc-e-rectiou of Sheds (13) Floating Derrick and Suction Dredger (14/ Completion of Equipment of Calliope Dock (15) Surplus for Contingencies in above Works (2) Sulij c-t to the existing charges thpreon to provide that the moneys raised shall be a charge upon the Hnrbour Fund and Endowments of the Tonrd. A cony of the Bill and I'lan of the Proposed Harbour Works have bpen d posited at the Office of the Magistrate's Court, Auckland, for public inspection. Dated this 24th day of August, 1904. RUSSELL AND CAMPBELL, Solicitors of The Auckland Harbour Board.