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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9719, 15 January 1895, Page 8

'' Heatings. I VyEDKESDAY HALF-HOLIDAY 1 ALL SHOPKEEPERS IN THE CITY AVr, 1 ADJACENT BOROUGHS. I Affected by the Shop and Shoo Assistant* Rm 1 requested to " DJI .k« , I ATTEND A MEETING, I Which will be hdd § THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, THE 15th L\-t . At eleven o'clock, in the "• LECTURE HALL OF THE Y.M.C.A. EOOMWELLESLET STREET, • To promote WednesUiy as the Statutory b^,. Holiday. ' a *£- Resolutions will be submitted to th» Meetin* the result of the recent canvass given *** The Mayor, J. J. Holland. Esq., win H. W. BATKIN. Chairman of Cornmh^ fJIHE jgATURDAY JjALF. % XTOLIDAY. AD Shopkeepers employing hands who «•&, under the Shops and Shop Assistants Act. and *£. ' signed the Petition in favour of Saturday HaM ! Holiday are earnestly requested to ATTEND THE MEETING Called by those in favour of Wedaesdav, to be held in the Y.M.C.A. THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, At Eleven o'clock, In order to prevent Shopkeepers, who are exempt from the provisions of the Act having any y^ce or Vote in the matter. (Signed) J. s. DICKSON, Hon. Sec. Early Closing Association rriALISMAN GOLD MINING COM A PANY (LIMITED). The First Ordinary G>aieral Meeting of $h*-. holders in the above Compaav -win be b*ld *• th, Company's Office, 22, New" Zealand Irjsuran» Buildings, Auckland, on TUESDAY, lath Jamarv 1635, at 12 noon. ' '■ A. H. GOSSET. Sscrciirv Auckland, January 5, 1895. " " "'■' QT. ANDREW'S LODGE, No. 8. The Monthly Meeting will be held at Freemason? Hall, Princes-street, TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. Visitors cordially invited, W. H. COOPER, P.M. Sec Hot Lakes. Yf A.I E A K E I, • HOT LAKES. THE GRANDEST AND BEST COLLECTIOS OF THERMAL WONDERS IN THE HOT LAKES DISTRICT, Including The Great Tuhnatahi, or Champagne Cauldron; the Great Wairakei Geysers, which play ever* seven minutes without fail; the Lightning Poo!; the Great Steam Hammer; and many other wonders in Geyser Valley; the Great Steam Trumpet; the Beautiful Huka Falls ; the Grand and Magnificent Arateatea Rapids. Competent Guides accompany tourists to the various places of interest. No one has seen the Principal Wonders without visiting WAIRAKEI. Now that the Terminus of the Railway is at Rotorua, Tourists are recommended to visit THE TRUE WONDERLAND OF NEW ZEALAND. Coaches leave Botorua twice weekly, returning twice weekly ; or special arrangements can be rr.a<if by wiring to the "Manager, Wairakei." or to Tho& Cook and Son. Fares most reasonable. Good and Comfortable Accommodation is pro Tided at reasonable charges (good Mineral Baths and Douche Baths inclusive]. Best Wines and Spirits. Saddle Horses and Buggies always on hire. Special arrangements made for Families, or for a lengthened stay. Visitors can make arrangements at Wairakei tc proceed in any direction desirable, either to Napier Hunterville, or WanganuL Under the personal supervision of Mrs. Graham and an able staff of assistants. Post and Telegraph Offices on the premises. MRS. R. GRAHAM, Proprietress. t i DentaL H. C. "W R * G H T SURGEON DENTIST (Successor to A. L. Wright) Notifies that he is continuing the Business of s D< ntist at the Premises, Shortland-street, assisted by Mr. W. H. Wright. The high-class work of the late Mr. A. L Wright will be adhered to. and an* left unfinished by that gentleman will be completed by the new management E. Cox & son, E. COX, L.D.S., ) DENTI3TS . H. Cox. D.D.S. Eng. ( D ENTIST>. cg A A.M.P, Buildings, 148, Queen-street. Telephone 674. V. K E M p T ' SURGEON DENTIST SHORTLAND-STREET (next Post Office}, Has returned to Auckland ana taken over the pni" tke of the late W. H. Skeet, at above address. He will maintain the same scale of fees and respect all contracts entered into by his predecessor. P.O. Box 473. Telephone, 494. H. F. W INDSOB ' SURGEON DENTIST (By Exam.), SHORTLAND-STREET (Opposite General V«> Office). Telephone 377, Wi W. L EATHAM ' SURGEON DENTIST (For two years with the late Mr. W. H. Skeet) May be consulted at his Rooms, adjoining Messrs, Champtaloup and Cooper, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Wyndham-street). BRASS PLATES for House Doors and Garden Gates engraved with Name in black letters, by new machine process, and mounted 03 handsome wooden mount, with bolts, readv for fixing ; can be obtained at the Herald Works, Wyndham-street Pri.-eforan 8-letter plate con.plete, 12a 6d. XTEW ZEALAND HERALD. 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