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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 133, 7 June 1910, Page 10

EBUCATIOWAIi, T~pN-1V E S.S 111 COLLEGE. THOMSON WILSON LEYS, Esquire, having been duly nominated for the Office of Member of the Council of Auckland University College, to be Elected by Members of the General Assembly resident in the Provincial District of Auckland, and no other ' Candidate having been nominated I hereby declare ttmt Thomson Wilson Leys has been duly elected. CHAS. M. NELSON, M.A., Returning Officer, June 7. 1910. Q TOHN'S /COLLEGIATE OCHOOIi, "THE PAH," AUCKLAND. i BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB 1 BOYS. HEADMASTER: THE REV. P. S. SMALLFIELD. • Assisted by an Efficient Staff of Resident ' and Visiting Masters. ■' Postal Address: "The Pah," Anckland. • Telegraphic Address: Auckland. Telephone 729. Copies of Prospectus may be had from , Messrs Upton and Co. or Messrs Champtaloup and Cooper. Tl/TISS FREDA MARSDEN, 4 years teacher 1U of Violin at the Girls' College and Boys' : Collegiate School, Wanganui, afterwards Member of First Violins N.Z. International • Exhibition Orchestra, receives pupils for • Violin, 'Cello, and Piano, on MONDAYS ■ AND FRIDAYS, in Mutual Life Buildings • (top floor). Private Address: Bella Vista, ■ Waterloo Quadrant. Tekyuone 723. ' • BOROtTG-g NOTICES. ; gOROUGH OF BIRKE-NHEAD. PROPOSED BY-LAWS. ' • NOTICE' OF SPECIAL ORDER. '■ -VfE^ iCe *5 J, ereb 3" eiven that at a Special Meeting of the Birkenhead Borough Conn- ■ cil. held on the 2nd day of June, 1910, the ■ following Resolution was passed, and will • be submitted for confirmation at a Special ■Meeting of the Council, to be held on the , day of June, iojo. at 7.15 p.m., at the , Council Chambers, Birkeuhead:— RESOLUTION: In exercisp of the powers conferred on it by Part XLIL, of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1003," the Birkenhead Borough Council hereby by way of Special Order revokes absolutely as from the coming into force of the By-laws to be submitted thereiov. the whole of the By-laws heretofore from time to time made by it. and substitutes therefor By-laws under 'The Municipal Corporations Act, 100S," and "The Public Health Act, 1905." The objpet nnd purport of the by-laws ■to i>e so .substituted is as follows:— (a) The good rule and government of the Borough. (b) Conserving public health, safety, and convenience, ajid preventing aad nbutlnK nuisances. (c) Regulating and controlling exceptional and heavy Traffic on streets. Mild prescribing payments in respect of such traffic. (d) Concerning etreets and the uso thereof, and the construction of anything upon, over, or under a street. <c) Oftiicr>rning th* construction and. repair of buildings, (ft Regulating drainage and sanitation. tg) Regulating and licensing the keeping in the Borough of any animals or birds, the keeping of which is like to become a nuisance or injurious to health. (h) Regulating or prohibiting the orertiou of buildings not having a frontasc to a public or private street, aud preventing the over-crowding of .-and with buildings. (i) .De-fining licensing and controlling billiard and bagatelle rooms, bowling and skittle alleys, and shooting galleries. CD Ro-mlating the licensing of buildings used for public meetings, and the like, and the maintenance aud use of the same. (k) Regulating and controlling the use of vehicles plying, used or kept for hire, and the licensing thereof, and of the drivers thereof, and the fares and charges in connection therewith. (I) Regulating any of the subject matters of 'The Municipal Corporations Act, 3008." (m) Regulating, controlling, or prohibiting any act, matter, or thing usually the subject of the municipal regulation, control or prohibition. A. L. WHITiE, Town Clerk. Dated this 6th day of June, 1910. BTTTCHERS. GRACIOUS, GOOD GOODNESS. DON'T BE A PENNY WISE AND A POUND FOOLISH. Luck and chance do not make prosperous families. Economy is the father of success. BUY BAXTER'S I'RlMliriT MEAT, at his present LOW PRICES for Cash, a:id that is true economy. THE QUALITY IS HIOWU AMD THE PRICES LOW. LOOK! Roast Beef, from 2d per lb; Boiling Beef, lid per lb; Steak, id, or 41b for 1/; Mince Beef, 3d, or 51b lor 1/; Stewius Beef, 3d, or 51b for 1/; Mutton, from l!d; Chops, 4d and 5d per lb; Dairy-fed Pork, from od.; Veal, from 2d; Corn Hound, 4d per lb; Top Side, by the piece, 3d per lb; Flank Beef, lbd per lb; Lamb, from 4d per lb; Ox Tongue, 4d per lb; Tripe, 4d; in fact, prices which defy competition. My motto always is: Cleanliness, Civility, and Attention. All meat killed under Government inspection, and no connection with any other firm. The Business is solely conducted under my own personal supervision. Country orders accompanied by postal notes delivered on boat or rail. GREEN BONE, the Ideal Poultry Food, and the best Egg-producing Feed on the martet. Once tried, always used, and can be had in large or small quantities and cut fresh daily. 'Phone 1114. Trams stop at the door, ONE ADDRESS ONL.Y— rp "DASTKB, AUCKLAND'S POPULAB, CASH BUTCHER, 137, PONSONBY-RD. LEGAL NOTICES. E G A L NOTICE. . TIT JOHNSTON, j BARISTER AND SOLICITOR (For the past 21 years practising j.t Hlgh< ". et., Auckland), 1 HAS REMOVED TO OFFICES AT f)-J QtHORTLAND QT. OPPOSITE "STAR" OFFICE. M X - J." H. G KEGaEnr ' BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, ' (For many years with ilr, T. Cotter, City Solicitor), 15, EMPIRE BUILDINGS (first floor), SWANSON-ST., AUCKLAND. Telephone 2971. Money to Lend on Approved Securities. /-vIL TpNGINES. THE LAST OF OUR LARGE STOCK: 1 DAY ENGINE. 2A h.p., £25. 1 HANDYMAN, 5 h.p., £40. 1 PETTEE, 5 h.p., £45. 2 WILSON, 3 h.p., £83. 1 WILSON, 4 h.p., £45. BRAND NEW, AND FULLY GUARAN- , TEED. TRIAL GIVEN. Mr. J. S. Clark, of Whitford Park, writes: "I would like to get another ' Wilson.' The 3 one I have now driving the milking plant, jsawius wood, etc., gives every satisfaction, ; the running being simplicity itself, aud the consumption of oil verj small." s "OAKER AND flO., TT TD., CUSTOMS-SI , . WEST, f..