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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5399, 7 March 1879, Page 3

Electoral Notices. a- - - E lection notice. declaration of the poll. a * I hereby give notice that the Declaration of the e Poll for the Electoral District of Auckland City West ■- for the House of Representatives will take place at ° 12 o'clock noon TO-DAY (Friday), 7th instant, at the Polling-plice, YouDg Men's Christian Association a Baildings, V»'e!lesley-street. - THOMAS WAYTH GUDGEON", Betaraing Officer. e Auckland, March 7,1879. ) Public Notices. t gUBSCRITTIONS RECEIVED. l KAITANGATA COLLIERY EXPLOSION' " BELIEF FCTND. Amount previously acknowledged .. £107 2 0 J. C. Stovin 0 10 o 3. Percy Smith.« .. .. 2*o W.S.Laurie "* oo n Dr. Day.. JJ |g J Pupils of Girls' High School .. .. 11 611 John Gardiner.. i a n j. M. A ;; fij J City Council Officers— P. A. Phillips., .. ~ £0 10 0 I. YT. Harrop 2 0 0 F. Brodie 0 10 0 G. Aloken 0 10 0 G. GoltHe .. .. .. 0 5 0 E WooJfleld .. .. 0 5 0 J. Henderson.. .. .. 0 2 6 W. Carlaw, sen • 10 0 H. Kohn ~ ~ o James Harris 050 Kllis A Caffdry * 010 e H. Atkins * 2 0 - 0 10 0 Dr. Aickin 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 i 0 0 2 6 Fri-nd 0 5 0 Employees J. Cosgrave &Co 3 3 6 Kmployees H. Kobn 2 7 0 Ireland Brothers l l n J. Ford ;; iiQ Q •• °i° « I. Phillips 0 10 0 D. Geary 050 J. &T. Mason *" oio n Thomas Harris ** 0 5 0 R. Came on .. .. .. .. 110 Charles Forder., .. .. ** 010 0 Sympathy '* io 0 0 5 9 1 ?• 2- u 010 0 r- V 0 2 0 Linabury &Co 0 10 0 L CouplandAt C 0... .... l l o P. W. Stretton // 0 5 0 py • io o Friend 0 2 6 Milne fc Choyce _ .. .. " 2o n ?-£- c i! •io o J. D. •• .. .. .. ~ . 10 0 w. B ; Sio o »• M- 7. - 010 0 "■ .. e io o Richard lUdfera a 10 o J. D. BourUe " X 5 X Hollowty, Garlick, & Cr»nwell .. .. 20 0 0 5 0 £10S 9 11 HT . „ J. M. CL4RK, Treasurer. March 6,1879. Relief op 100 widows and ORPHANS. Tho Committee appointed is Auckland to obtain means for the relief of the sufferers throughthe Colliery Explosion at Kaitaogata, invite Subscriptions from all persons desirous of mitigating their distress. J. M. CLARK, Treasurer. F. G. EWINGTON-. Hon. Sea £JAMBRIDGE FARMERS' CLUB. In consequence of the late long-contlaued dry weather, aud in consequence of the impossibility of obtaining sufficient exhibits, it his been decided to Postpone, sine die, the Cambridge Horticultural Show proposed to have been held under the auspices of the above Club, on the 19th instant. WALTER SCOTT, Secretary Cambridge Farmers' Club. OTICE OP REMOVAL. DOCTOR AICKIN Has Removed from Grafton Road to Cook-street Corner of Nelson-street. IVT OTICE OF REMOVAL.— GEORGE BRUCE, Coachbuilder, begs to thank bis numerous friends for their kind patronage to him during the last six years at his Factory in uppsr Quoffn-Street, ftnd to inform thorn that Ub Lm VO7T removed to more commodious premises in Wakefleld-street and Lome-street, next to the Charlemont Hotel, where he will bo happy to receive a continuance of their favonrs. EMo va L -Notice, G. W. HARD WICK, GROCER, SHOKTLAND STREET, In returning thanks to his patrons for the support so liberally bestowed on him for many years past beza to inform them that he has Removed to those'cominodions premises lately occupied by Mr. Hoehea chemist, where he resolves to still merit tho conH« dence reposed in him. TO COLLIER Y AND MINERAL LAND PROPRIETORS, MI SING AND RAILWAY SPECULATORS, AND THE MINING COMMUNITY GENERALLY. Mr. E. W. Moody, Mining, Civil, and Mechanical EDgineer, having just retired from the management of the Waratah Coal Company's Extensive Collieries in New South Wales (where he has boen Chief Mining Engineer for the last 12 years), is prepared to inspect and report on Mineral Lands, Collieries, and Engineering Works generally, io any pirt of the Colonics, and to negotiate the Sal* or Purchase of Collieries, Mineral Lands, Machinery, &c., and will also arbitrate in all matters of dispute conc-rning the same, and would treat with Companies for periodical inspections as Consulting Engineer. Mr. Moody believes that the 40 years' practical experience which he has h*l in the Colonies, and in some of the largest establishments in England in Mining and Railway Engineering, will enable him to give satisfaction to anyone rcquiriag his services. Rutland Road, Farnell. Auckland, Janu%ry 1,1579. J_! OG S T 0 THE AIILLS! The undersigned having completed arrangements for a constant supply of Logs to the Onehun,*a Sawmills, by means of tramways aod steamer, begs to inform Contractors and iiuilders that, from this da'e, he will bo ooabled to supply upwards of 70 logs weekly to the above mills, so that customers can depend upon their orders being executed on the shortest notice. Seasoned Timber, Matched Flooring, Rusticated i vYeathor Boards, Dressed and Beaded Lining, Wide Boards, and Cabinetmakers' Timber will have our special attention. BuiWing Timber at the lowest market rates . « a ~ M. IT. ROK, Proprietor Kauri Point Saw-mills, Onehunga. Dscemberlß, 1375. S Land Transfer Notices. TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice is hereby given that the several parcels ol Land hereinafter described will be brought under tho provisions of " Tho Laud Transfer Act, 1870," unless caveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same in each case on or before the S'h day of April neit:— FRANCIS SINCLAIR—AII that parcel of Land situated at Kopa, Wairua. near the North Capo, County of "Wynyard, containing 852 ■ acres. In the occapatioa of rfatnuei Yates. J 1220 | JOIIN RIORDAN"—Lots 13, 14, 15, 4, and part of 5, of a Subdivision into Lots of Allotments 1. 2, 7, 8, 9.10, 23, 24, 25. 20. and 27. of Section 40, City of Auckland. Part occupied by applicant and part by William Hawke and Thomas Henry Webb. 1352 JAMES DENIS K*L r jY—Lots 30 and 31, of a Subdivision into Lots cf pan of Allotment 5 of Section 7. Suburbs of Auckland. In the occupation of applicant. 1333 JAMES RES*SFTA"W and THOMAS TRE\VHEELL\R—Eastern portion of Allotment 4, Parish of Matakohe, County of Marsden. containing 140 acres. In the occupation of * John Martin. 1384 Diagrams may be Inspected at this office. Bated this twenty-fifth day of February, IS7O, at he Lands Registry Otlice, Auckland. TIIEO. KISSIING. District Land Re^atrar. Meetings. Auckland sunday - school i UNION. The Monthly United Prajer Meeting for Teachers will be held THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock, in the Wesleyan School-room, Pitl-street. The Rev. A. V. Wobb will deliver an address. The attendancß of all interestsd in Sunday-School work is earnestly invited. 1 1 Miscellaneous. , HOT ROLLS every morning at 7 o'clock, i —Charles Burton, Charcoal Biscuit Baker, < Queen-street, next Arthur's. < KAURI GUM.—The undersigned are Cash Buyers.—BßOWN. Campbell 4 Co. March 4. 1879. OUSES SAVED FROM FIRE by u'ing Rerbert 11. Smith's New Zealand Eclipse Cottage Stove, made expressly for burning tho New Zsaland coal and coke, and require no setting. OUNl), on Mondas, the 3rd instant, in PrlQcor-strcet—A Bay Geld ng, abont 14 hand*. 2ln. high; no visible brandt. The owner c.n him at the Masonic Hotel upon payment of expenses. If not claimed within fourteen days will be sold to pay expenses. T OST—A Bag, from the Wharf Hotel, XJI Coromandel, about a fortnight sines, containlog papers of no use to anyone except the owner. The party taking the same n ill be good enough to return it at once to the foregoing address, otherwise legal measures will be adopted.