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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 169, 19 July 1910, Page 10

MEETINGS. ? -,-»»\ TOOYAIi iSCH 5 /&§JB!H •"'CHAPTER, U.A.O.D. 1" •*■ Lofee of Instruction will d 0* meet a* Druids' Hall, y North-st, on THURSDAY, n July, at 8 p.m. 'l x w - J - GOODALL, -mo FRUITGROWERS. A PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION of Emulsifying and Spraying with Red Oil (8 will be given by Wm. C. Thompson, Govern- -- ment Orchard Instructor, at the following >• places:— j, HENDERSON.—'Mr. Bnscombe,, Wednesday, 3 July 20, 2.30 p.m. 5, BIE.KENHEAD.—Messrs. Hawkins and Son, d Thursday, 21st, 2.30 p.m. il AVONDALE.—Mr. -E. X Cairn, Saturday. y 23rd, 2.30 p.m. , n "WAIKUMETOE.—Mr. John Parr, Tuesday, ' 26th, 2.30 p.m. n fJTHE CO-OPERATIVE HOME PROCURA ING SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. NOTICE OF BALLOT. The NEXT BALLOT will take place at - 27, SHORTLAMD-ST., on THURSDAY July 21st., at 8 p.m. New members Joining by JOOx will parHe cipate in this Ballot. !l WALTER TAYLOR, 1 27, Shortland-St. Secretary. - gTANLEY BOWLING CLUB. d Tie Annual Meeting will be held in the 2 Mission Hall, Calliope-rd., on WEDNES- - DAY, the 27th July, at S p.m. • BUSINESS: To receive Secretary's Re- ' port and Treasurer's Balance-sheet and •: Report; Election of Officers for Season 6 1910-11, and General; Reconstruction of, 7 and Additions to, By-laws. All Intending members cordially invited. c W. FRANCIS STEVENSON, Hon. Sec. o t i c c. ... 'AUCKLAND WORKINGMEN'S CLUB -. AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. 3 A Special General Meeting of Members will be held in the Club Hall, Coburg-st., y on FRIDAY, July 29th. 1010, at 7.30 p.m. 1 BUSINESS: c Ratißcation of the Registrar's and RevisJ ing Barrister's Alterations and Additions' " to the complete amendment of the Rules, as passed by the Members at a Special General ] Meeting held on Friday, December 17th, 5 1900, and consideration of a recommenda- • tion of the Committee to alter Rule 20 of the foregoing amendment, relating to the disability of trustees to sit on sub-committees; ' the particulars of which alterations and ad- ; ditions and recommendation are now posted 1 on the Clnb notice board. ; By order of the President. : GEORGE FLEMING, ? ___ Secretary. 30 j O T I C B. ' AUCKLAND WORKINGMEN'S CLUB f AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. ' The Ordinary Half-yearly General Meeti ing of Members will be held in the Club > Hall, Coburg-st., on FRIDAY, July 29th, ) 1910, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: '. Adoption of the Half-yearly Report and . Balance-sheet; Election of four (4) Commit- , teemen and one (1) Auditor; and General. - The ballot for the election of four com- ' mttteemeii will takp place between the ' hours of 12 noon and 7.30 p.m. on the. above - date. As only one nomination has been re- • celved in respect of the office of Auditor, no 3 ballot will be required. By Order of the President. I GEORGE FLEMING, . Secretary. 29 >I ■ ; ■ BUTCHERS. 1 ri RACIOUS, GOOD GOODNESS. DON'T 1 BE A PENNY WISE AND A POUND FOOLISH. Luck and chance do not make prosperous , families. Economy is the father of sue- . oss. BUY UASTER'S PRIMEST MEAT, , at his present LOW PRICES for Cash, \ and that Is true economy. I THE QUALITY IS HIG-H AND THE PRICES LOW. LOOK! Roast Beef, from 2d per lb; Boiling Beef, lid per lb; Steak, 4d, or 41b for 1/; Mince . licet, 3d, or 51b for 1/; Stewing Beef, 3d, . or 31b lor 1/; Mutton, from 2d; Chops, 4d i and od per lb; Dairy-led Pork, from sd; r Veal, from 2d; Corn Hound, 4d per lb; Top , Side, by the piece, 3d per lb; Flank Beef, i Hd per lb; Lamb, from 4d per lb; Ox Tou- • gue, 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 c witn any other nrru. The Business is i solely conducted under my own personal supervision. Country orders accompanied ■ by postal notes delivered on boat or rail. , GRKEN BONE, the Ideal Poultry Food, ■ and the best Kgg-produclng Feed on the > market. Once trieu, always used, and can ; be had in large or small quantities and cut I fresh dally. I 'Phone 1114. Trams stop at the door. , ONE ADDRESS ONLX^ 1 m TDASXEE, AUCKLAND'S POPULAK CASH - BUTCHER, i 137, PONSONBY-R.D. BOOTS AND SHOES. : rp A V L O K'S BOOT BAL H. ■ No Boots so reliable as the Celebrated lAYLOK-MADE BRAND. s TKY THEM. 1 TAYLOR. Newton. l ———^— 1 *" ————— r— —————— —• ? EDUCATIONAL . XECHNICAIj CO3XEGE. COURSE IN SANITARY SCIENCE FOR CERTIFICATE OF ROYAL SANIT- \ AliY INSTITUTE, LONDON. A Special Course of Lectures to preT pare Students for the Examination in Sanitary Science of the Itoya.l Sanitary Institute, - London, will be conducted at the College c by Mr C. T. Uayues, M.R,San.L, on '-> THURSDAY (EVENINGS, from 8 to .9 "i p.m. \ 8 The First Examination of the Institute' will take place in Auckland in December next. Fee for the Course, including Lectures. ■on Building Construction on WEDNESDAYS, £1 10/. Class commences on THURSDAY . NEXT July 21st. s GEORGE GEORGE, I- Director, s Auckland, July 18th, 1910. r TjTXAMINATION FOR PLUMBERS' i JCi LICENSES. r The Next Examination for Plumbers' t Licenses, under the Auckland City Council . Bye-laws, will take place at the Technical College on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN- _ INGS, July 26th and 29th, at 7 p.m., and on SATURDAY, August 6th, at 9 a.m. Entries close at the College, Rutland-st., on SATURDAY NEXT, July 23rd. GEOR43B GEORGE, Director. Technical College, July 18th, 1910. Q JOHN'S /COLLEGIATE OCHOOIi, "THE PAH," . AUCKLAND. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB BOYS. HEADMASTER: THE REV. P. S. ' SMALLFIELD. Assisted by an Efficient Staff of Resident and Visiting Masters. Postal Address: "The Pah," Auckland, Telegraphic Address: Auckland. Telephone 729. Copies of Prospectus may be had from . Messrs Upton and Co. or Messrs Champtaloup and Cooper. NEXT TERM BEGINS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. - CJTAMMERING and Stuttering Permanr ►o ently Cured. Splendid results; flrsty class references. — Mr. McDougall 27, Khyber Pass, aear Grafton-road. ua