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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 273, 17 November 1910, Page 10

gPOHTTHO. ("VTAHUHU mBOTTING /"^LTJB. SPRING MEETING. ALEXANDRA PASS. SECOND DAY; SATURDAY JJOV. FIRST RACE BTAB.TS AT 1.15 P.M. ADMISSION, 1/. F. D. YONGE, Secretary. QTAHUHU TROTTING CLUB. SPBJNG MEETING. ACCEPTANCES for all Events, Second Day, CLOSE TO-NIGHT (Thursday), at 9 o'clock. F. D. YONGE, Secretary. ECCLESIASTICAL. rtHUiECH OF ENGLAND OHOPB \J FESTIVAL. ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL, PARNELL, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), at 8. SPECIAL ITEMS BY CHOIR. Garrett's Evening Service in D. Stainer's Anthem, "O, Clap Your Hands." "Hallelujah Chorus." Organist and Conductor: Dr. W. E. Thomas. Hon. Secretary. W. OWEN GARLAND. BUTCHERS. TJUTCHEB S. Just break the news to mother, And tell her there is no other BUTCHEB that can give the Same Satisfaction in Quality ami .Prices as BASriJU, Ponsonby-rd. Look—Big Reductions in the Price of Genuine Spring Lamb:—Hind<marter, 6d per lb; forequiuter, 5d per lb; l»oin Lamb, <>d; Lamb Cutlets, 7d per lb; Itoatu: Beef, now 2d per lb; Corn b%ef, iroin -<1 lb; Steak, 4d or 41b for 1/; fctewing Beef, bd, or alua for 1/; Minced Beef, bd or 51bs lor l/;i Sausage Meat, 3d, or 51bs for 1/; Boilingl Beef, 2d per lb; Tripe, -id; Chops, 4d andi 5d per lb; Veal, from 2d; Fillet Veal, sd; ! Pork, from sd; Top Side, by the piece, bd per lb. Absolutely the Primest Meat that Money can bay. Quality its the True Test of Cheapness. Try Our Famous GREEN CUT BONE for your Poultry, the Best Egg-producing Feea ever discovered. ■ Country Orders accompanied by Postal Notes delivered on boat or rail. No connection with any other firm. ONLY ONE ADDRESS— m TJASTER, AUCKLAND'S CHEAP CASH BUTCHEB, 137, PONSONBY-RD. 'Phone 1114. Trams Stop at the Door. LEGAL NOTICES. TEGAL NOTICE. MB. W. P. ENDEAN desires to intimate that he has taken into Partnership with him MH. J. A. HOLLOWAY (who was recently Manager to 'Mr. William Coleinan, Solicitor, of this City). Mr. Endean aid Mr. Holloway are practising their profes6lon at Whitaker Chambc.ro, 6, Wynduam-' St., under the style of Endean and Holloway (late F. E. Banme, K.C.), Banisters and SoUdtors. Auckland, October 31st. 1910. GOIuD MINING NOTICES. "VTISSOUBI 'MINES, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given .that the Shares in the above-named Company, forfeited for non-payment of Call, payable on the 26th day of September, 1910, will be offered for sale by Public Auction by MR R, C. CARR, at his Auction Mart, Swanson-st., Auckland, on the 18th day of November, 1910, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, unless tlie amount of the said Call is paid to mc at the Company's Office, 2, Swanson-st, Auckland, on or before the day previous to such. sale. H. D. ABBOTT, Secretary. Aoekland, 21st October, 1910. "VTBW WAITAIA GOLD MINING COMi> PANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that a Call (fifth) of One Penny per share on the Contributing Snares has this day been made by the Directors, payable to the Secretary at the Office of the Company : "Herald" Buildings, Queenst., Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 18th November, 1910. W. R. HOLMES, Secretary. Auckland. 4th. November, 1910. CORPORATION NOTICES. QITY OF AUCKLAND. STREET TEMPORARILY CLOSED. Public Notice is hereby given that BUR-GOYNE-ST. is dosed, against Traffic during the progress of formation works. HENRY W. WILSON, . Town Clerk. November 16th, 1910. rjITY O~F AUCKLAND. STREET TEMPORARILY CLOSED. Public Notice is hereby given that PAK-LIAMENT-ST. is Closed against traffic during the progress of formation works. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk, November 16th, 1910. BOROUGH NOTICES. TtfORTHOOTE BOROUGH COUNCIL. Ratepayers aTe requested to note that all Outstanding Rates must be paid forthwith, and that after the end of the present month, Ten Per Cent Penalty must be added to unpaid Bates. C. A. CAWKWELL, Town Clerk. November 17th, 1910. PODtTHY. XXTSY DO YOU KEEP YARDS FULL OF W FOWLS AND BUY EGGS ? Because they are not built for laying. Try a few of "IRVINE'S" STRAIN LAYING MACHINES. I guarantee you will not nave to buy eggs the year round. American Utility-bred Birds, White Leghorns, W.W. Wyandottes, and Langshans, bred to lay, and they do. Eggs, 10/6 for'l3. Chicks, 1/ each. Ducklings, 1/ each. Write for Illustrated Catalogue. IRVINE, American Leeiorn Specialist, LINFIELD POULTRY FARM, I PAH-RD.. EPSOM, AUCKLAND. "EILOUNDEBS! FLOUNDERS! FLOUN- -*- DERS! —Fresh Supply Thames Flounders by every steamer. Fish all packed in tee on Thames wharf. Wholesale and Retail at Sanford's Fi*h Market, opposite Customs House. 'Phone 653. O FAMOUS TEAS— Farmings at V «- and 1/3, and Golden-tipped Ceylon at 1/6. Imported directly and blended by esperts.—John Earle and Co., Queen-st. 77| AND F. PIANO AGENCY, LTD. — ■*-*• Most Varied Stock, Best Value and Terms. — S. Coldicutt, Manasen near Theatre.