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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 70, 21 March 1908, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. jgPLENDO ARRIVES THIS WEEK. STEY ORGANS LEAD THE WOHIJX ' — Parlour, Church, and School. £10 upwards. — E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd.— S. Coldicntt Manager. ,/TVHB Brand New Zealand Dairy i tion, Limited, is guaranteed of the Finest Quality of Table Butter. "I7;ESTO" CUSTARD POWDER, Mb tinsT £-* 6d. Of all Groceis. ' AND F. PIANO AGENCY, LTD — Most Varied Stock, Best Value and terms. — S. Coldicutt, Manager near Theatre. igPLENDO ARRIVES THIS WEEK. A BSOLUTELY Cheapest Creamery Bntter for the table all the year round.— New Zealand Dairy Association, Ltd. "yOUR Friends will be delighted to get -*■ a copy of the "Illustrated Guide to Auckland," obtainable at the "Star" Office and all Stationers. Price 2/. ALL who aifc interested in Fancy WortCome to SHAKESPEAR'S SALE commencing Thursday, March 19, His MajesESTO" BLANC MANGE POWDER jib tins, 6d. Of all Grocers. UVVl " ! ' tt ; AND F. PIANO AGENCY, LTD — * Most Varied Stock, Best Value, and terms. — S. Coldicutt, Manager near Theatre. /yVING UP BUSlNESS.—Customers :, ~» please call for Repairs by March 28 r W - H » Car i e,: ' Wa tchmaker, Selling off. Great Reductions. 12 pHOTO GOODS—That means everything J- Photographic. Darkroom. Free lessona daily.—Next Railway Station, Queen-st. Auckland. 57 "DHEUMATISM; Gout, Sciatica, ~Jm"-J-V bago are positively cured by c.orla Tonic. Ask vmir chemist. TONicTthe Klng~oF RHeuioatic Cures; drives out rheumatism and nil uric acid ailments.

/-jfHEAP BOOKS AND MUSIC V- , At the BOOK EXCHANGE, 10 VIC-TORIA-ST., Next Central Hotel. Bibles Dictionaries, Novels, Magazines. School Books, Technical Books, Gift Books Picture Books. All kinds of Books and Music at Bargain Prices. Cheapest In Anckland. Inspection Invited. Books, Music and Postage Stamps Bought or Exchanged. Open till 8 p.m. , TTAVING sold my Grocery Business, Pon-sonby-rd., corner Anglesea-st, to Morton and Alusworth, I take the opportunity of thanking my many customers who have Iso liberally patronized mc in the past, and I now thoroughly recommend them to the new firm, knowing they will be well awl faithfully catered for, as MORTON AND AINSWORTH Intend offering first-class articles at the lowest possible prices for Cash. 27 QONTINENTAI, /JITBBS. QYCLE AND jyrOTOB, And RUBBER GOODS OF ALI, DESCRIPTIONS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, -y JOHANSEN & QO, AXBHET-ST.

H. M 1 Wilson, CONSULTING ENGINEER, LICENSED SURVEYOR, PALMERSTON BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. 'Phone 1464. TOVELY mßEia 22 IV ' £3 3/ " 17/6 \ Opposite Yates.'. BOOTS AND SHOES. gJEASOirS ;TJ.OOD3 NOW SHOWING. NEW MODELS. NEW MODELS. OLD PRICES. OLD PRICES. A thing wanted Iβ half got When you know where to get it WHAT YOU WANT I'VE GOT. -pOOT TMPORTER, 155. SYMONDS-ST. B ° ° T s - Get your Boots made to Order and Repaired at a DONALDSON'S BOOT EMPORIUM. KHYBBB PASS. NEWMABJOJI. COKPOB.ATIOM ITOTIGES. rpHB CITY OF AUCKLAND COUNCIL. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. In pursuance of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1900," "The Local Electiona Act, HtO4," and the amendments thereof. Public Notice is hereby given that an Election of one duly qualified Councillor for the City of Auckland Council, to ail the extraordinary vacancy caused by resignation of Councillor Robert Stonford, will take place on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of APRIL, 1908. Nomination Papers will be received, if signed by two duly qualified Electors of the District and by a qualified Candidate, In token of his assent to such nomination, addressed to the Returning Officer, and delivered on or before Noon of FRIDAY, the 27th day of MARCH 1908, at the City of Auckland Council Office, Coburg-street, in the said City, or by the Returning Officer, if the sum of Three Pounds sterling is deposited with such nomination. Nomination Papers may be procured nt the said Office or from the Returning Officer. T. USSHER, Returning Officer. 192 Qne«n-street, March 14th, 1908. M7 1 iQ^ 01 riEEGOKI, Of QUEEN-ST. and PONSONBY, Begs to announce to Electors that he has accepted nomination for the vacancy on the City Council caused by the resignation of Dr. Stopford, at the hands of the following gentlemen, namely: Messrs C. J. Parr, Russell, 3. W. Rees, and -G. B. Osmozid, and will be pleased to recelre the vboifrfcesrted support of Voters on Election Das. n