ABT - SES—SITTS. jEjAKBISOX .T3ECITALS. QT. ANDREW'S QALL, LOWER SYMONDS-3TREET. TirS-KBS-AX, AFKIL OTH AT 5.15. ;V\ ■ ■?*- v PROGRAMME. jjSCrrSE lillu-tratpu by Lantern Picturesi Trhy right breathing is essential. The Breathing Apparatus describ- "' cd. Risht and wrung ways of s breathing. Tee Soft Palate in relation m breathing. MR ICABF.R HARRISON'. Interval of Seveu Minntes. Solo. Rahpsodie. No. 1 tßrahamsi __s MILLICENT HETWOOD. Borneo and Juliet. A-r iv.. &-.-ne :; i.Potion Scenei (Suake^nearv) — MRS KABER HAKRISOX. Socgs. a. "0 hell.i Irali:!. Addio!" b. "Waldtrants Soag" liiona Mf-Burnevi. MX JOHN CARTER. TI9 Bishop aud the (Anoni MR KABEi: HAREISOX. Similar Cases (Charlotte Stetson) MRS SABER HAKRISOX. p_no Snlo. a. Kleiu llaakon iGreis'l. b ■sraldesrauscii»n 1 Liszt). MISS MILLICENT HEYWnOD. Hocoicime Modern Improvement^ MRS KABEB HARRISON. Xae doors vrill be .-losed dnriug each item. Xickets —2, 6: Season t four Lecture All StcriPiirs at Special Rare?. AH'Tickets at Wildman's, and Eady's. GO BOSOtJGH HOTICSS. jgOBOCSH oT GREY LYNN. PBaEOSED DRAINAGE SCHEME FOR CITY A>"D SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. A ileeriag of the Electors of the Soroush of Grey Lynn will be held in St. George's BsSL Great North-road, on TEUitSDAW 2nd April uext. at s o'clock p.m. sharp, to discuss tie Drainage Scheme for City and Sabnrhs as it affects Grey Lynn The City Engineer (W. E. Bnsh. Esq.. A.i1.1.C.E.>. Trii! be prwenu witn plans, etc., outlining the scheme. Electors s&o_<3 come and hear this comprehensive system explained. ---:-; :, GEO. SATEES. ■*. ii-: i-. *" - Mayor ?- (On behalf of f. Can nril Chambers. 2Sth ilarch, IPOS. ,T«ROrGH OF *" NORTHCOTE. 12-pnrsnance of the "Municipal Corpora-tions-Act. 1900," :".nd Ameudments. and the "Loc_ Election Acts. lfaM." notice is hereby girec of the Result of a Poll taken on WEDNESDAY, the first day of April. 19OS, &r the Election of Nine Councillors for the Nonlicote Borough Council. No. of Votes received. Couu- North- - Na_e of Candidate cil cote Office. Hall Tl. Broaiiy, Jotm _ l>l 200 330 lunar. John Byrne 74 200 274 Bcsharook. Wai. Nathaniel 77 Ib 7 2H4 Fmsta:. Ueorge !M I(>4 25S Etmt. Horace Henry .... 72 li>7 -X) I)jits-. James 7J I4ti 2lLi Gray. Ehiniel Aiexa_der . ltd 211 Bclland. i'crcy Wm 72 _y 2UI Greearfade. Arthur Edwin 52 138 ISO ■\Voottrotfe. Alfred a) 121 ISO Tyer. Alfred V.lilliam .. 42 131 17:; BoTd, Thoniiis 41 117 lob ■ffiterworth, Albert .".2 03 147 Shepherd. Josseph Henry, ."'-■> 1":; i:i6 -Limt&and. Rnssell Martin s>> 7'J 120 Smith. Willia_i Jones .. 21 G4 So v Informal..— o I therefore declare Messrs. John Broady, John Byrne Tcmar. AVm. Nathaniel Rushbrook. George Fraser. Horace Henry Hunt, james Dykes. Daniel Alexander Gray. Percy Sffiiani Bollacd. ajjd Arthur Edwin GreenE!aSe. duly elected as Councillors of the \orthcote Borough Council. V.. A. CAVVKWE-LL, Returning Officer, ' April 1. l?0S. jT>OEOUGE" OF NORTHCOTE. In pursuance of the "Mmicipal Corporatiens Act. WOO." and Amendments, and the "LccaJ Eiei-rions Act. 1504," notice is hereby given of the Result of a Poll taken on the first day of April. 190 S. for the Election of Mayor for the No-th-tote Borong-h Council. No. of Votes received, i Conn- NorthName of-Candidate. cil. cote TtL I Office. Hail. ALEXANDER BR.UCE .J. - ! VM 243 EE-EBERT CADNESS.. o£> i:'-> 2U4 j •%: "_b I;• Majority for Alexander Bruce, 30. ' I therefore declare Alexander Bruce duly •elected as Mayor ol the Northcote Borough Council. C. A. CAWKWELL, Returning Officer. April 1. I3QS. JJffOaTHCOXE MAYORALTY ELECTION. I beg to return sincere thanks to those' ■ 20i electors who cast their Vote in vi 7 favour at the above Poll, recognising my efforts to secure a pure water supply tor tae district, aud the general advancement ; of Sorthcote. while your Representative ou I£ie V/aiteinara Couuty Couucii. igaiu tcanking you for the courtesy eitiihited towards ine in eudtravouriug to scenre my continuance as you" represemalire. Yours fnithfullv. HERBERT CADNESS. 2nd April. 1!)QS. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH ;J - Of NORTHCOTE. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— . I desire to return thaaks to ail those I who voted lor mc, aad assisted in my return. Yours faithfully. PERCY WM. HOLLAND.. 52 ffO ELECTORS BOROUGH OF NORTH- I i~ COTE. I r ■ I sincerely thank aii the Ratepayers and ' householders who voted for mc yesterday. ! J. B. TONAR. Oii borough election, to the electors. INDIES AND GENTLEMEN, —I beg to] tevdm you my sincere thanks for placing I mc at the top 01 the Poll 0.1 the Election ot Cormcillura fur ihc Borough of Nortnpote. I will endeavour durinir mv tenure of office to merit ihe coniiueuce reposed in mc. i'ours faithfully. J-OIIN 3ROADY. S2 BOROUGH ELECTION, ' ~'. K. RUSHBROOK thanks Electors -or the verj' pronounced espreesidn of their gnjdence tfi PoiUng Day. JPO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOR- ■>** OCGII OF NORTHCOTE. HADrSS AND GENTLEMEN.— S-y we talk about the Council? Why. of course: -"= Northcote Borough Council? Yes. ol coarse; <" Xiianks to those who placed mc near, 1 shall stand again next yea*- '* Wß in vaiu, try yes, of course. * Yours faithfully, ?___ A. W. TVER. 30 JgOaOUGH OB" NOK.THCOTE. n-E? 3^011 n - HHST presents his eomnli-♦•.-.rr , sectors, and desires to -.„ we - for taeir very" jrenerons snp■port at the Poll yesterday." which he hopes services win justify _p-rnal." Northcote, 2nd April, lflOS. i!_°? 1 Ola styie Felt Hat Re-iOocfced. sr-'jj-*? s * Costs Hat Fiß—ory,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 80, 2 April 1908, Page 3
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