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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7007, 2 May 1884, Page 1

Sermons. Lectures, Soirees, Sec. -rcr o TIC E. REV: W. B. BAKER win : DELIVER A LECTURE Itf THB WESLEYAK CHAPEL, NORTH SHORE, THIS ffrlday] EVENING, at Hau-sast Sbtbß. All are invited. Admission free. Collection to d-fray expenses. H. H. LAWRY, 1 Tni _ f 0... B. B. SHALDiRS, I Joujt Becst> e ~L d in g s. ; MR. J. J. BOAK Will give stlect Beadings and Recitals-Dramatic. Pathetic and Humourous—in Bt. Jame>' Hall, Wol-lington-ftreet, on TUESDAY EVENING, May 6th, Elpht o'rriock. - Front Beats, 2s: Second Seats, la. LADIES' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. —BIBLE LECTURE For Ladles, by Rev. J. S. Hill, every FRIDAY AFTERNOON, a Three o'clock, in the Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, Albert-street. ' Palis. ' iTiANADIAN GOLD MINING COM\J PANY (LIMITED). Shareholders in arrear with Call are requested to take notlc* that their Shares will be advertised tor Bale on the Bth instant, unless Call be paid before said ' l>. G. MaoDONNELL, Manager. Auckland. May ltt. 1884. . T ORD STANLEY GOLD MINING 1 I ■ COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (of Threepence per Share) has this day been made by the Directors, p yable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY the 14th instant. D. G. MaoDONNELL, Manager. Auckland, lit May, 1884. Personal. DR. WINE wishes to intimate to hia patients that h« will be absent from Auckland from the Ist to the 24th May. . A IX Accounts against the Estate of the John Russell must be rendered to D. B. McDonald. 10 Insurance Buildings, on or belore Tuesday, the 6th instant WANTED— Information regarding one Matthew Dinnet, who was known to be in Auckland in the year 1844, bat has not been hoard of since that date ; or of his wife. Margaret Barbour Dlnaet; or of their son, John Dinnet. Any information relative to the above will be thankfully received by John Fraser, Whangarei.

Lost ana Fotmd. LOST.— A Fat Bullock with a tar brand. —The finder will be rewarded by acquainting Fisher and Co., of his whereabouts. -|- OST—A O»e Five Pound Note and Two I J Ones on the wharf yesterday. The finder will he rewarded by leaving the same with Mr. B. McKeawn, Baiter, gneen-dtreet Wnarf. ■ T OST—A eather Portmanteau containing I 1 lamples of boots and boot uppers, addressed to to G. Rainay, Opo'ikl: supposed to be tak-n by mistake fro'n ».». Wellington. A reward will be paid on returning same to .v.S.S. i.'o., 67, Qaeen-street Board and Residence. THE OLD CLUB, Eden Crescent.— Vacancies for Gentlemen or Ladles. Flange and shower J-ath. Terms, according to requirements. EMPttRANCE BOARDING - HUUSK, Upper Qnee»-street.— Boajrd and Lodging, 18s per week; single rooms, 21b. Piano and Bath.— HonryThoda, Proprietor. - PANAMA HOUSE, Lower Symondsstreet, beautifully situated, overlooking Government House grounds. Mrs. Dalton has now vacancies for families: also, for one or two gentleme». Piano, bath and shower. Terms, moderate. /CAMBRIDGE HOUBE, Lower Vincent \J street—Urs. Richmond begs to inform her friends that she has now opeaed her new premise as a ftrit-class boarding house. Single and double bedrooms and suites of apartments. Plunge and shower baths and every accommodation for visitors, rwo minutes walk bom Opera House.—Terms on appllcation. . GOYERNOR BROWNS HOrEL HOBSON-STBKBT. Beard and Lodging -- Mjeweii do. do. fiinitle rooiml 85s do. WELLE SLEY HOUSE, WILLKSLKY-STRiatT, AUCKLAND (Three Doora west from Hobsou-street). BOARD ANl>-RiSIDENCE A Good Table kept. lefty anil well-ventilated Bedrooms. Plnßge and sUow.r Baths, and every con venience to ensure the Comfort of Boarders and Visitors. Terms, £1 per week. M. MASON (Ute of Wellington), Proprietress.

PERTH VILLA, 1, Hobson-»treet, Auck-land.-Mrs. Loverock receives Boarders for Temporary or Permanent Residence, and eadearours, br eersonal superintendence, to secure for her gutsts the comfort deiivtd from polite alteni ion. scrupulous cUanlines-, »«d ptompt »tten<lance The Table ia j liberally kept, .he cooking particularly cared for, and the meals are ounctually served, re.th Villa stands I upon the cliff at the corner o( Hobson-street »nil j Moore-itreet, command ni{ afnll view of the harbour, i Stoke's Point, and the North shore. Hi aspect is j north and west. It is near the Star Hotel, only three minutes' walk from Queen-street. Parties arriving by steamer will flttd in Perth Villa the comfort and quiet of "home." TernH from Vw-nty-nve Shillings, dependent upon indlTJdnal rtqairement To Let. ~~ OFFICE to Let, containing two ronme a n are place ; rent ltw to good permanent —Apply to C. J Hiitahinson, Ciißtom»-»tre»t. TO LET, in Custnms-street West A Large Yard, 40 feet frooUge to deep water.—Apply toJ. Morr ion, AsphaltKr. Newten-ro*d. TO LET—An < >ffioe. fir«t floor, froDtint Uueen-street; good position. — Apply Mutual Life Association of Anstralaaia, No. 81, Qneen-street. TO LET A large Warehouse of three flats, lately occupied by Mr. A. H. Nathan, 33 Ctueea-itre-t.— Apply to John Lamb, 39, Queen-street LET on Lease — centrally 8 ,h1 uated in Queen-street, for three or five years, with or without cellar.- Apply to J. E. Kanderson, ,____ TO LET, with immediate possesnon (Aβ a rroau)—The Stone Building in Fortatrtet known as Lamb's MllL—Apply to J. Lamb, or to W. Aitken, Land Agent. TO LET.—New Shop, corner of Wellesley and Elliott-streets. L»rge upstairs room, suit able for a dentist or »n architect. Concrete cellar, gas aad water laid on.-Apply to J. a G. Buchanan, WeUesler-streefEast. TO LET, Desirable Business Premises, situate in Wyndh*m-str«et, next Herald Office, now in the occupatiou of Messrs. Schmidt and Co. Tbese desirable premises are centrally situated, very convenient. »nd well »dapted for an importer or wholesale merchant.—Full particulars, D. P Kvane. Land Agent, Queen-stieet.

TO LET o> LEASK —Brown slsland, containing about 200 acres, all volcanic soil, planted with English grasses, permanent water The residence i» new, Urge, and eommodioua.wlth suitable outbnildings, splendid shelter for ao»t» in all we«tber, and «QiUblß either for a /entiem&n's residence or - dairy farm; iltnated within five mi.es of the North Shore and ono mile from the main land, iteamers no-s the island -everal times daily.—Address, Mr. Leigh White, Scherffa Building, Fort-otreet. rno LET—A LARGE STORE in Little Queon-atreet; two floors, 100 x 30; suitable for Gum, Grain, or Produce. / A frontage to Queen-street, If desired, can bear ranged for. Kent low. Apply to AETHTTE H. NATHAN, Customs-street. YY7-AREHOUSE TO LET OR LEASE. Warehouse of two storeys, with excellentcellar. in Albert aad Uttle Queen-.treets. . g QQ OFFICES TO /LET IN WYNDHaM-STREET.; Suite of three Booms, suitable for/solicitors or others. Apply WILLIAM JUTKEN, / -Agent Auckland. January 11.188*- / ■ mo LET IMMEDIATELY—Four-roomed ; HOUSE and SHOP, wifli double window, ' situate in ■WeUeslej-atreet, adjoining Mr. B. Bew'a, Grocer. Eirst-class business oositlon. Apply eittier to STEVE y & BEo 6kfield, / House Agents . ./ (over T. McMaster'a); Or « / Mr. R. EEW, : , ■'-' / Creeer, .■yVflUesleystreet. ' , ■ ■ ( . - . '■ .