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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 114, 13 May 1908, Page 12

SPOB.TING. Iγ jrpAKAPUNA . JOCKEY ;Q DTJB I ' w; IXTER M' EETIKG -1908. M ai- 93 akd 95, ACCEPTANCES for all First Day Event' and for Takapuna Steepleehass (Second Day) close on FRIDAY NEXT, May Id, ai 0 p.m. R. WYNYARD, "' Secretary. PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS. E .igEff ZEALAND RAILWAYS. COMBINED MILITARY AND ATHLETIC SPOETS, AT rUKEKOHE. MAY lGth, lOCS. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will he issued to Pukekohe from Auckland, One huuga. Mercer, and intermediate stations, available for return on day of issue only. : - These tickets will not be available by Express trains, or by the train which leaves PukeKohe for Auckland iit 5.53 p.m. Special trains, stopping where required, will leave Auckland for I'ukekohe at V a.m., arriving Pukekohe 10.38 a.m. Return train will leave Pukekohe at 5.10 p.m., arriving Auckland 6.46 n.m. HUNTLY RACING CLUB'S RACE MEETING, AT NC-AiiUAWAHIA. MAY 16th, 100 S. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will bo issued by special trains from Auckland, Onohunpra. Huntly, and intermediate stK- ™ tlons to Horotiu. available for return on day of issue only. Special trains, stopping where required, - will leave Auckland tor Ngaruawahia Racecourse at 7.25 a.m.. Penrose 7.55 arriving Racecourse at 11.30 n.m. Return Spedal will '• leave Ngamawahia Racecourse at 5.30 p.m., Nsni-nnnalila 6 p.m., arriving Auckland at 0.40 p.m. v BY ORDER. L ' .in L. MEETINGS. S T OVAL FOUNTAIN , OF M FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 3920, M.D., Lodge are invited to attend at the FEDERAL HALL on SATURDAY, the 16tii purpose of Entertaining the Officers ana Members of the Loyal liowick, Frenklin, and Manukau Lodges. C. WESTPHAL, Secretary. rfljeju. T OVAL GOOD INTENT «i V$C «» I LODGE. 4369, l§p££§i|9t Members of the above fpMf&fin&Rt. Lodge are invited to attend fisKmSlsißt at tlle FEDERAL HALL on SATURDAY, the 16th -wS'CsSSJ'wb?- inst., at 7.H0 p.m.. for tm* ■ purpose of entertaining the Officers and Members of the Loyal Howick, Franklin, and Manukau Lodge.*. W. DEAN, Secretary. 12 STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. Notice is hereby given that the Ordlnary Generai Meeting of the above Company will be held in the Masonic Hall, Wl.rlcworth, on FRIDAY, 2i!ud May, 100S, at 7.3 L' p.m. 1 BUSINESS: To Receive the Report and Balance-sheet for Twelve Months ending 31st March, 10oS, and to Elect an Auditor. .The Transfer Books of. the Company will :e Closed from the loth to tne irjtn May, JAMES HARRISON, May 4th. TJOS. Manager. ■ -VrOKTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY •** LiMITEb. Ul^i! Cc 'c 11.I 1 ." 011 -"' giVt '" that the Annual s .Meeting ot the !?nureuoiders oi this Company will be held ia the Company : Office t Quay-street, on T-IICRSDAY May -'Ist at 11' noon, for the purpose of Receiviue 'the , Report of the Directors and Balance-sheet , for year ending March Mst last, and for any other business that may bs brou-'ht before the meeting. By Order of the Board of Directors, CHARLES RANSON, Auckland. May 4th; 180 S. Mana SPr. -VfORTHERN STEAMSHIP : -*-* LIMITED. " ' The Transfer Books of the Company will - be closed from SATURDAY. May 16th to MONDAY. May 25th (both days 'inclusive) By Order of the Board of Directors CHARLES RANSON, _Auckiand, May 4th. 100 S. " auagerEDUCATIONAL. "VTEW ZEALAND RESEARCH SCHOLARi -*-* SHIP. T The Scholarship is of the annual value 1 of £100, together with the expenses of the research, and is tenable for two years. The holder will be required to devote his whole time to the work of research on an approved subject. It is proposed to award a Scholarship in connection with the Auckland University ' College early in June. Application for nomination must be received by the Chairman of the Research Scholarship Board at the University College, on or before ' THURSDAY, May 28th. Full details of the conditions of tenure • may be obtained from the Chairman of the Scholarship Board, or from the Registrar of the College. i TTNIVERSITY QOLLEGE INSTRUCTOR IN FREEHAND MECHANICAL DRAWING AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY. ) Applicatious arc invited for the position Freehand Mechanical Drawing at the Uni--1 verslty College School of Mines. Particulars as to the subjects to be taught can be obtained by application to . the Registrar, or the Protestor of Mining Engineering at the College, Eden-street. The hours will be six per week for tue remaining eighteen weeks of the Session, and for 1000 the probable hours will be teu " per week for the Session of 27 weeks. Applicatious must be addressed to the u.udersigucd, aud should be received on or - before May 20th. The Instructor appointed !. will be required to commence work at the '. beginning of the Second Term, on June Ist. Applicants must state salary required, and give particulars as to training in and ex- ~ porience in teaching the above subjects til ,• any), also age and present occupation. t The Instructor will act under the direction of the Professor of Mining Engineering CHAS. M. NELSON, M.A., Registrar. I. Sfh May, 190 S. j; CEc llj TL * LATE OF VICTORIA. VIOLONCELLO AND CLARIONET SOLOIST, 1 TEACHER OF MUSIC, VIOLONCELLO, CONTRA BASS CLARIONET. " Full particulars at English ami Foreign I'iauo Ageucy, or No. i, Shoit-st. Tel. 134 i r B ±- •/•pan: dsvonport girls , college. 2nd TERM commences MONDAY, JliiME 2nd (D.V.). In connection with and under the management of the Liulie.s - College, lieiuuerti Principal, MRS MOORE-JONES, M M M.U.C.1 , ., CM.. S.K.. London. ISS Q. L. BOt-XTON. A.M. (AuidUanS University Coilesoi. teacher of Piauo ! - Violin, Singing and Theory. Homes visited Address, Stanley Point. Dcvon.nort. 'ASK F O U -tt- JOHN HEGG'S WHITE CAPSULE.