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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 87, 13 April 1894, Page 3

A SURPRISE. ON SATURDAY, 7th April, at 9 a.m., the Great Sale of Bargain Lots, bought last week in Auckland at Messrs. Sargood, Son & Ewen's Sale of M"Aithur & Co.'s Stock, will be opened at TE ARO HOUSE. 1 adies will find BARGAINS to their hearts content displayed at every counter. RIBBONS, GLOVES, and LACES, At Cost Price. UMBRELLAB, APRONS, FURS, At Salo Price. HOSIERY. SHAWLS, and HANDKERCHIEFS, Wonderfully Cheap. CASH BONUf OF 2/- I-N THE Jg Will bo returned on all CRsh Purchases of our new imports. NEW SEASON'S DRESSES, MILLINERY AND MANTLKS AT TE ARO HOUSE. GENUINE DOTJLTON WARE AT THH D.I.C. CROCKERY DEPARTMENT. THE D.I.C. invite inspection of a select assortment of High-class Art Pottery, from the renowned Doulton Works, Burslem, in the following variety : — FLOWER BOWLS CLARET JUGS BISCUIT JARS CAMP KETTLES FERN BOWLS PEDESTAL VASES TOBACCO JARS FILTERS & VASES AFTERNOON TEA SERVICES, &c. D.T.C. CROCKERY DEPARTMENT. TjiXTRACrS FKOM THK LETTERS OF COUNTRY CLIENTS RECEIVED MARCH, 1894 :— Prom PICTONWe are pleased with the piano. „ TUTAEKARA— I received the Weaver organ, and I am pleased to say that we are fully satisfied. „ LEVINWo are perfectly satisfied with the piano. „ KOPOTUROA— The piano gives every satisfaction. „ NAPIER— Your selection of a piano has given great satisfaction. Please send me a catalogue of the Woaver orgaus. PIANOS— Visitors are specially invited to inspect our exhibits of English pianos, notably Broadwood, Collard and Collard, Erard. riME PAYMENTS— From 20a monthly. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, [iAMBTON • QUAY AND BRANDON • BTREKT, WELLINGTON. M. J. BROOKES, Manager. WELLINGTON OITY CORPORATION. PHE PUBLIC LIBRARY BY-LAW, 1894. \TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a 131 Special Meeting of the Wellington 2ity Council held on Monday, the 9th day )f April, 1594, at 7.30 p.m., the following eeolution was passed : — Whereas the Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the City of Wellington (in the undermentioned proviuions referred to as " The Corporation ") have in pursuance of " The Publio Libraries Act. 1869," and "The Municipal Corporations Act, 188' i," established a Public Library known as "The Wellington Publio Library," the building whereof is situate at the corners of Victoria and Mercer streets in the said City. Now the Counoil of the City of Wellington doth hereby resolve (by way of speoial order) that the undermentioned provisions be, and the same hereby are, adopted and passed under and in pursuance of ''The Pnblie Libraries Act, 1869," and " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1886," and every other power or authority in anywise enabling the said Counoil in that behalf as, and to form, By-laws, Rules, and Regulations, respecting the use and management of, .and otherwise with regard to the said Library. And further, that the said By-laws, Rules, and Regulations do coma into force on the Ist day of June 1894. A oony of the said By-law is deposited for publio inspection at the office of the City Counoil, Brandon-street, and the objeot and purport of the said By-law are shown below. The object and purport of the By-law is to provide for the proper management of the Library, and for the preservation of order within the building. Kules are laid down which are to be observed by all persons making use of tho Library, and penalties provided in all cases where breaches of the By-law are committed. Regulations are also provided for persona making use of the Lending Department, with form of agreement to be signed. Notice is hereby further givon that the said Resolution will be submitted for confirmation at the Ordinary Meeting of the Connoil, to be held at the City Council Chamber on Thursday, the 10th of May, 18U4, at 7.30 p.m. J. E. PAGV, Town Clerk. 13th April, 1891. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE THORNDON WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -1 have tendered my resignation *s Councillor for your Ward in the City Counoil, aa I feel that my bneiness arrangements prevent my being prosont at the freqnent moetings, and attending to the various duties involved in the office, as closely as I should wish. In vacating my seat in the Council, I desire to express my thanks for the honour you did me in electing me, and I hope that at some future timo I may be entrusted once again with a seat in the Conncil I have the hononr to be Your obedient Servant. HARRY B. VOGEL. 9th Aptil, 1894. COUNTY OF HUTT. THE following resolution was passed by the Hntt Connty Conncil on the 11th April, 1894, viz. ;— " That, owing to some misconception on the part of owners of Dogs within the County, it be an instruction to the Clerk to publicly notify that, in compliance with the provisions of 1 The Dog Registration Act, 1880,' and amendments, the Ragistration Fee for the yoar ending 31st December, 1894, has been fixed at 10s per Dog, except in tho ca*e of Rabbit Dogs or Dogs kept solely for the pnrposos of herding or driving live stock, the fee for which has been fixed at 2s 6d per Dog. H. D. ATKINSON, Clerk. Hutt Connty Council Office, Wellington, 13th April, 1894. ILBEY'S O. E. DRY gTn Certified valuable far kidney affeotiona Vide speoial report of Sir Charlos Cameron l M.D. Obtainable Eybrywhkbk.