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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 24, 28 January 1911, Page 9

The Customs receipts at the Auckland Customs: House during the past -week amounted* to £28,610 0/7, including £27,278-6/8 customs <d«tyi. The receipts, for to-day ajnoonted to £JS6B. .11/4, ia-.. eluding #1604 6/4, customs duty. A special general meeting of fche I Citixene#League >will ibe held. „in the ' Chanfter pf Commerce on Monday week,, to select a candidate for the Mayoralty. : A dividend of 10 pet xent.. per annum has 'been declared by the directors of 'the. Frank Harris Company payable on the 31st of this month. This company jhas now opened branches at Pabneratan iforth and Giaborne: The directore are Messrs. F. Jagger, F. Harris, W. Thomas, J. R efceates, and W. Heath. Bishop Cleaary was entertained l at a social by the members, .of the Marisfr Bros.' Old Boys. gsb, a* the dub rooms, Pitt-street, laet night. JHrring *he evening *he Bishop wae presented -with tbc B«m of £670, the proceeds of a bazaar arranged last year to establish, a new home for the Maiist Bios. The Bishop was also presented "with a jhand some seal of the Auckland diocese toy the Rev. Fγ. Holbnook. Steamers will ton at frequent interrate to-morrow to the German, warshig Condor. Tenders for erecting , a bridge over the Waikato Biver, about 12 miles above Cambridge, acording to plans prepared by Mr. F. W. Butler, engineer, were received by the chairman of the Matamata County Council to-day, telegraphs our Calmbridge correspondent. Kennedy and Taylor, of WaSdno, were suoseasful at £t373, the other tenderers toeing IT. Macky, Opehunga, IF. Pptts, 4u. Care, and Dixon, Cambridge. The EOYAIj "WCffiCEKTER ana BOtN TON COBSETS; noh-rustable and perfect fitting.—Smith and Caughey, Ltd, eolo agenie.-vT-<Ad.) EJaiapoi all-wool saddle (tweed trousers, 9/11 pajrj all-wool ordinary tweed, 6/11 pail. Wonderful value— Smith and Oaughey, Ltd.—(Ad.) Our Eoslyn writing pad la meeting with brisk demand. The design and quality 'are responsible for its quick sale. Price 6d. Smith and Caughey, Ltd, —(Ad.) Sale now on—Ladies' ready-made 'blouses, thousands to choose from. Reduced to 2/11, 3/11, and 4/11 each, half price,-rJ. A! Bradstreet, Draper, Xaran-gahape-xd.- . Warner'e Corsets are rust-proof, and can be washed as safely as the famous " Koslyn" ■anahxinkaWe flannel "Delta" finish. —(Ad.) Brett's Almanac for 1911, an invaluable handbook of local, and other information, price 1/, posted 1/4; sold by all stationers and at the " Star" Office.—£ Ad.)