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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11951, 28 April 1902, Page 8

I ElectoralEducation Department, > * Wellington, April 22, 1902. Ipi pursuance of Sub-section 5 of Section 5 of the Auckland Grammar School Act, law, His Excellency the Governor has appointed WEDNESDAY. April 30, 1902, to be the day for the Election of a Governor of the School by the Auckland Education Board. W. C. WALKER, Minister for Education. mO THE MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALIAN X MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. Your Directors having decided not to give you the opportunity of saying whether the By-laws should be altered or not, and thereby sti.l retaining the power to spring a surprise on us any clay— which you emphatically repudiated about eighteen months ago by a large majority, I have decided to offer myself ~ > a Candidate to fill one of the vacancies as Director, at the annual meeting, so that you will ho able to say by my election or rejection whether you wish the By-laws revised or not. With many of you, I think the By-law alluded to (36) should bo altered so that the Directors could not spring a second surprise; also that one of the annual rotiring Directors should not be eligible for re-election for twelve months. And further, to alter the rule by which the Directors can 1111 vacancies between one annual meeting and another. The law might bo to leave the seat vacant, or give the position to the candidate having the greatest number of votes after the election of the two Directors at the previous election, till the next annual meeting. That could be done without any expense to the Society, and be moro satisfactory than the present system. Thinking with a considerable number of you that these amendments are required, I give you the opportunity of recording your opinion, as by my election or rejection your Directors will be able to see whether they decided right in saying no amendments in these directions are necessary. Yours faithfully, WILLIAM AFFLECK. Parliament House, N.B.W. Tenders. niTT OP AUCKLAND. TENDERS. Tenders will be received in the Town Clerk's Office nil to 4 o'clock p.m. of THURSDAY, the Ist May, 1902, for KERBING AND CHANNELLING BEACH ROAD. Plans and specifications may be seen in the Office of the City Engineer, Coburg-street. HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. 25th April. 1902. pAMBRIDGE BOROUGH WATER SUPPLY. TO CONTRACTORS. Tenders addressed to tho Town Clerk. Cambridge, Waikato, will be received until noon of FRIDAY, May 2, for the Construction of a 20,000-gallon Water Tower, ?sit high, in brick and iron. Plans and specifications at my Office, 26, Shortland-street, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ASHLEY HUNTER, C.E. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received until noon of TUESDAY. May 6th, for Addition and Alterations to the CAPTAIN COOK BREWERY. ED. HARTLEY, Architect. EducationalA UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. The Annual Examination of Pupil-teachers and of Candidates for employment will be held on TUESDAY, July Ist. 1902, and three following days, at Auckland, Thames, Hamilton, and VVlmngarei. Entries of Candidates for employment, who wish to be examined, will be received by the Board on or before MONDAY, June 2, 1902. Printed forms of application to bo examined may bo obtained from the undersigned. No Candidate will bo admitted to examination who does not comply with all the requirements of the form of application. The Board does rot promise employment to any Candidate upon passing tho Examination. There is already a supply of Qualified Candidates sufficient to meet probable requirements for tome time to come. VINCENT E. RICE, | Secretary. /~1 ILLS' pOLLEGE, LOWER SYMONDS-STREET, AUCKLAND. DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Principal: MR. T. HAELE GILES. Assisted by a Competent Staff of Resident and Visiting Masters. Thorough Preparation lor Commercial Pursuits, also lor Matriculation. Civil Service and other Public Examinations. LIST OF SUCCESSES FOR 1901. Examination Side: Passed. Pupil Teachers' Examination 2 Pharmacy Examination 1 Matriculation Examination 2 Junior Civil Scrvieo Examination ... 4 Senior Civil Servico Examination ... 1 Teachers' D and E Certificates 5 (Coached by Correspondence) Shorthand Pitman's Certificates ... 18 Tho Subjects in which Students passed include Latin, French, German, Maori, English, History, Geography, Euclid. Algebra, Arithmetic, School Management, etc. Tho College is now Open. The Quarter begins from date of entry. Now Pupils enrolled on application at the College. Prospectuses on application. EVENING CLASSES AS USUAL. TUITION BY CORRESPONDENCE. To Let. HPO LET, in Ayr-street, Parnell—7-roomed JL House, with conveniences: rent, 18s.—W. Frater and Son. TO LET, at Devonport—Very desirable 7X roomed Family Residence; gas. every comfort. Kent, 15s.— A. Nairn, Devonport. TO LET, Furnished—Largo Bedroom; suit JL two lady friends engaged in business.— E. J. Goldsmith, Ponsonby Road, opposite Franklin Road. npo LET.—Devonport— Furnished House, 8 JL rooms, every convenience; 255. Lake Beach— room?, nicely fitted; 15s.—Neville Neweomb, Mercantile Chambers. I*lo LET—II-roomcd Boardinsrhouse. at GisJ. borne, either with or without Furniture; first-class situation; rent of house, 30s; owner giving up owing ill-health. — Apply •' Promptly," HERALD Office. m O L E T--7-ROOMED HOUSE, IN LONDON-STREET, With sea frontage; first-class locality; 30 minutes' walk from Queen-street ; every conveni'Jiice. Only 14s per week. J. M. MCLACHLAN; Or SAME. VAILE AND SONS. m O L E T. T O L E T. QAMPL £ T> OO M 8 ft In ±X ALBERT BUILDINGS, CLOSE TO QUEENSTREET. Apply BUTTLE BUGS.. Stock Exchange. T mHORNES' mo TET T IST. SHELLY BEACH ROAD— 7 rooms, bath, pantry, scullery, range, gas and water, wash-house, copper, and every convenience. Rent, 20s per week. GRAFTON ROAD— IO rooms, bath, scullery, range, hot and cold water, wash-house, copper, etc. Rent, 25s per week and rates. BEREBFORD-STREET—Furnished, 7 rooms. bath, and every convenience. Rent, 27s 6d per week. UNION-STREET— S rooms, Orion range, bath, sink, coalhouse, etc. Rent, lis per week. CORNER CUHRAN-BTREET AND SARSFIELDSTREET, PONSONBY—4 rooms and scullery. range, city water, large section ground in grass. Kent, lis per week. ELDON-STREET (Mount Roskill)—6 rooms; stable, coach-house, wash-house, bath, lawn; largo section good land, laid out in garden, etc.; rent, 10s per week. QUEEN-STREET, Richmond— rooms, workshop, good well and tank, oven, etc. Rent, 7s per week. YVAITEMATA-STREET—I2 rooms; gas, city water, bath, range, and every convenience; nice harbour view. Rent, 30s per week. WALLACE-STREET— rooms, bath, scullery, gas, pantry, wash-house, asphalted yard, garden, etc. Rent, 18s per week. LAKE TAKAPUNA (Furnished)— Six rooms, largo paddock; nicely furnished. Rent, las per week. it, mHOENES, 91* Queen-street,