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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 148, 23 June 1908, Page 8

EOTAIi: v": ■;■:,--,-■■ V : LBKBT;:*.vv ■» XT AM* OYAIi - -n-LBEKT , ix ALL. .•pO-NIGHT «(TUESDAY), i-L O : NIGHT (TUESDAY), J-O-NIGHT. Under the Sole Management of Frank Buckingham. . POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERT. POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERT. POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERT. ■■ FAREWELL APPEARANCE ; FAREWELL APPEARANCE FAREWELL APPEARANCE Of KUBELIK, KUBELIK, , - .. KUBELIX, KUBELIK, • - KUBELIK, , The World's Greatest Violinist, KUBELIK, KUBELIK, KUBELIK, KUBELIK, ..:.: KUBELIK, The Greatest Since Paganlnl. Assisting Artists: - MISS ERNA MUELLER, Mezzo-Soprano MISS EMILY DYASON, Solo Pianist HERR LUDWIG SCHWAB, Accompanist TO-NIGHT KUBELIK will playConcerto A Major Sinding Romance Beethoven Haranaise Saint-Saens Scene <Je la Csarda , Hubay Carneval Rnsse Wienlawskl The Box Office at Wildman and Arey's will be OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. 5/ Ticketo at H.M. CAFE. -. _~.. TRAM ARRANGEMENTS. Special Tram will leave Remuera at 7.15. Trams for all Suburbs will be in attendance after each Concert. '- ■ PRICES — 21/ and 10/6 (Reserved), 5/ CUnreserved). ■'<."' Bechstein ■ Grand Piano supplied by the British and Continental Piano Co. (A. Hegnian, Manager). R. B. YOUNG, Local Representative. P -\rO R TH SHORE YACHT /X -»-~' CLUB. ANNUAL PRIZE NIGHT AND •3ES* , - SMOKE CONCEKT. ii UitJESTERS' HALL, NORTH SHORE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24tU. The' Annual Smoke Concert and Distribution of Erizes (97) won during, past Season will be held TO-MORROW EVENING, at 8 o'clock. All Prize Winners are specially requested to attend. Tickets 2/. W. SINTON, Hon. Sec. ECCiLESIASTICAI* ' iiffirssiosr for young people. EVERY EVENING TILL FRIDAY, 7.30. NEWTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Edinburgh-street. Conducted by Mr W. H. Stanes, the Children's Missioner, of the Indian Sunday-school Union. ■5E STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN *5 CHURCH, JERVOIS-RD., PONSONBY. A Special Mission for the deepening of interest iv Religion, and the Church, conducted throughout the week il>y REV. •A. MACAULAY CALDWELL, Minister. Subjects:— TUESDAY,. 23rd inst —. "What. Christ Never Refuses." WEDNESDAY, 24th inst. — "The Working Man and the Church — Is the Church, a Necessity to Social Regeneration." THURSDAY, 25th inst. — "insight Into the Power of Christ." FRIDAY. June 26 — "What is Demanded of Christianity." Services in Church Hall, beginning at » p.m. A Cordial Invitation. Books provided. CT- ANDREWS CHURCH (LOWEK SYMONDS-STREET). THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, 23TH INST. — At S p.m. GRAND ORGAN RECITAL Will be given by Mr Thomas Midgley (Organist, St. Paul's Church), kindly assisted by Mr Wilfred Manning, who will sing Sullivan's "Lost Chord" and "Thou Art Passing Hence." Mr Midgley's recital will include Compositions by Ilnndel, Wagner, Capocci, Batiste, and Lott's famous "Pastoral and Storm." Offertory taken up in aid of the Organ Fun if. W. PFLPAX. Hon. Treas. Organ Fund. <gT. MARYS CATHEDRAL. PARXELL. A THANKSGIVING SERVICE, in connection with the "Pan-Anglican Congress, to synchronise as nearly as possible with the Thankoffering Service at the close of the Congress in st Paul's Cathedral, London." will bp hold TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. June 24th, at 8 o'clock. The Bishop's Commissary will preach the Sermon. . * Clergy and Lay Readers are invited to bring their Robes. ' — l ~—~ l —i CORPORATION NOTICES. j0 I. T X OF AUCKLAND. ABATTOIR LOAN. Public Notice is hereby given that at h Special Meeting held on the IStlr June, 1003 the Auckland City Council made tile following Special Order, viz,:— "That the Auckland City Council doth hereby by Special Resolution intended to operate as a Special Order resolve to borrow an additional sum of not exceeding £9000 sterling (nine thousand pounds) for the erection of additional buildings, additions to railway siding and other additional works necessary for the completion of the Abattoir now being erected at the corner of the Main 'South and Portage roads, near Otahuhu, under provisions of 'The Slaughtering and Inspection Act. 3000,' and the Amendments thereof, being unable to provide the necessary funds for such work out of the ordinary revenue of the City of Auckland." "That the rate of interest upon such loan shall not exceed 4J per cent per annum." "That the loan be repayable in 21 years." "That provision be made for the payment into a Sinking Fund of j per cent per annum." "That there be pledged as security for such' loan the Abattoir lands and buildings and the revenues derivable therefrom subject to the payment out of such revenues of all expenses of i working the Abbatoir, and further i subject to the existing loan chargeable thereon, and the revenues ol the City of Auckland subject to the existing loans charcgable on such revenues, and "That there be paid out of the loan the interest thereupon for the first year." Th» above Special Orrier will come up for Confirmation at the Ordinary Meeting of the Auckland City Council, to be held on the lGth day of July, JOOB. at G. 30 o'clock p.m., In the Council Chambers, Coburg-street. HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. June 22nd. 1908. QITY OF AUCKLAND. "THE AUCTIONEERS , ACT, 1591." Public Notice Is hereby given that GEORGE AUGUSTUS BEATON, whose place of business is within this District, has been duly licensed to sell by auction for nine months, to be computed from the Ist dny of April, 3008. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk June 23rd, 100 S. iJO YOU " J£NOW. MR HOWEY WALKER, Dentist, has MOVED TO LARGER PREMISES, "TIFFIN" BUILDING,' opposite D.S.C. Entrance from Queen-st., also Entrance from Vlctoria-st. JJOWEY v.TvENTIST, TIFFIN CORNER.