IDPUEBA ROAD BOARD TENDERS will be received pu till noon on Saturday, June 13th, for the following:— Reinforced Concrete Culvert, Green-lane. Formation, Bell Boad. ... Drawings and Specifications may lie seen at the Board's OBLce, Remuera-road, and Mr. H. 'Munro Wilson's Office, Palmerston Buildings. WM. J. DINNISON, Clerk. May 30, 1908. ■ TREACHER'S RESIDENCE, PUKEKOHE ■*-' WEST. TENDERS will be received at the Education Board's Office. 201, Victoria Arcade, Auckland, until Noon on TUESDAY, June 9, 1908. Plans, etc., at 216. Victoria Arcade, and with the chairman of the School Committee, Pukekohe. JOHN FARRELL, Architect. TTAUTAPU DRAINAGE BOARD. DRAIN CONTRACTS NOS. 1 AND 2. Separate or Joint Tenders (endorsed) for above Contracts (comprising a total length of about 5i miles of Formation on "A" and "B" Drains) will be received up till 5 p.m. oa FRIDAY, June 5, by the Secretary, at the Board's 7 Office, Cambridge. Specifications may be seen at the office of this paper, and plans at Cambridge on and after Friday, the 22nd May. EDWIN J. FAIRBURN, Engineer. ELECTORAL. JTX7AITEMA.TA ELECTOBATE. TO W. J. NAPIEB, Esq. Dear Sir, — We, the undersigned Electors of the Electoral District of Waitemata, beg to request that you will allow yourself to be nominated at the next General Election as a Candidate to represent our District in Parliament. The conspicuous ability you displayed in the House of Representatives, when Member of Parliament for Auckland City some years ago, your long services on Local Governing Bodies, and your continuous residence in Waitemata for twenty-five ytars, preeminently qualify you to worthily represent our constituency. If you consent to comply with our request, we undertake to do our utmost to secure your return. We are, dear elr. Yours faithfully, (Here follow the signatures) ! BEPLY. TO MESSRS J. B. GILFILLAN, REID, BOND, COCHRANE, HALL. J. VV. SINTON, BODY, MARTIN, JACKSON, and the 2013 requisitlonists. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I beg to return you my sincere thanks for your kind invitation to mc to become a candidate for the representation of Waitemata in Parliament. It gives mc great pleasure to comply with your request. If elected as your member. I shall spare no pains to prove worthy of your confidence, and to adequately discharge the responsibilities of the office. Questions of Imperial importance, as well as many closely affecting the well-being of the people of the Dominion, are likely to engage the attention of the Legislature during the nest few years, and as a student of, and participant in, Imperial and Colonial politics for thirty years, I may, perhaps, be not entirely unfitted to assist in the solution of such problems as may arise. The local wants of Waitemata are In urgent need of attention, and the roads ana bridges of the back country are in a deplorable state. By incessant activity ana constant attendance in Parliament, I hope, if elected, to speedily redress the grievances of our settlers in this connection. I will take an early opportunity of addressing the electors throughout the district. I am. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, W. J. NAPIER. HOTELS. FREE HOUSE FREE HOUSE. mUISILE piOTEL, QTj EEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. MR 808 NOTON desires to intimate to his large circle of friends that he is now In full possession of the above JJOUSE, And is prepared to extend a hearty welcome to old Customers and new. Finest TT\UNEDIN TJEERS Will always be on tap, and only the choicest brands of Wines, Spirits, and Cigars stocked. All the local Ales and Stout, including "IMPERIAL," "LION," and CAMPBELLEHRENFKIED, are now to hand, and customers' requirements will receive prompt attention. Country orders, accompanied by cheque or money order, will be executed with dispatch. BOOTS AKD SHOES. •FOOTBALL. TOQOTBALL. FOOTBALL. J „ FOOTBALL , — FOOTBALL — FOOTBALL FOOTBALL — FOOTBALL. — FOOTBALL FOOTBALL — FOOTBALL — FOOTBALL BOOTS — BOOTS — BOOTS BOOTS — BOOTS — BOOTS BOOTS — BOOTS — BOOTS BUGBY — SOCKER — RUGBY RUGBY — SOCKtiK — RUGBY RUGBY — SOCKEfa — liUUBY "SUBE SCOBEBS" — "SURE SCORERS" "SURE SCOItEBS" — "SURE SCOBEBS , * "SURE SCORERS" — "SUBE SCU.»»iiBS" PBICES: 8/6. 10/6, 11/6, 12/6, 12/9. ONLY 'FROM THE MAKBEA J 153, UPPER SIMONDS-ST. !B ° _JL T * Get your Boots made to Order and Repaired at S. DONALDSON'S BOOT EMPORIUM, KHYBEE PASS, NEWMARKET. YOUR Friends will be delighted to get a copy of the "Illustrated Guide to Auckland," otitainable at the "Star" Office Psind all Stationers. Price 2/. PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES — English and Foreign Piano • -c"»- ■ T -** — S. Coldicutt, Manager.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 129, 30 May 1908, Page 3
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