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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13263, 23 August 1906, Page 8

Public Notices NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1906. i MINERALS COURT. Mines Department, Wellington, 30th July, 1906. A Gold Medal and Fifty Guineas, a Silver Medal and Twenty-five Guineas, and a Bronze Medal and Ten Guineas will be awarded by the Mines Department for Essays on the present condition and future prospects of the Mineral Resources of New Zealand, and the best means of fostering their development. In judging the merits of the Essays preference will.be given to those which are of a practical character. The Essays must be sent in to the UnderSecretary for Mines. Wellington, signed with a Motto and accompanied by a sealed envelope containing the author's name and address, on or before Ist December, 1906. The Essays will be submitted to a Board of three persons (to be hereafter appointed), on whoso decision the above prizes will be awarded. NOTE.—" Mineral" means any metal or mineral, and includes petroleum and other mineral oils. JAMES MCGOWAN, Minister for Mines. Tenders. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst,, for Alterations to the former Eden Vine Hotel and the Erection of a Block of Shops in conjunction therewith. Plans, etc., at our Offices, Queen-st. j EDW. MAHONEY AND SON, Architects. Electoral. BOROUGH OF MOUNT EDEN ELECTION. No. 2 WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN At the request of large numbers of the Electors in No. 2 Ward, I offer myself as a Candidate for one of the three Boats at the Election on 15th September, 1906, and solicit the favour of your confidence and support. Yours faithfully, F. G. BURNS, Bourne-street. THOROUGH OF MOUNT EDEN. TO THE ERECTORS OF NO. 3 WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I beg to announce myself as a Candidate for election to one of the three seats in your Ward. If honoured with your confidence, no effort shall be spared on my part to promote the best interests of the Borough. Yours faithfully. THOS. E. WHITTON. Grange Road. "MTOUNT EDEN BOROUGH ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS NO. 2 WARD. Ladies and GENTLEMEN,— I desire to inform you that I shall be a Candidate at the forthcoming Election for the above Ward. Should you deem me worthy of your confidence, I shall, endeavour faithfully to further the interest of the district. Yours faithfully. J. W. BRIDGEMAN. : , Mt. Roskill Road. THOROUGH OF MT. EDEN. TO THE ELECTORS OF No. 3 WARD. I beg to announce that I shall be a Candidate for the No. 3 Ward at the forthcoming Election. I shall esteem it ;,n honour if you will grant me your support, ! STANLEY G. CHAMBERS. 1 1 s. '_ —1 Education'l MAXWELL WALK ER, M.A., Lecturer on MODERN LANGUAGES, at Auckland University College, prepares Candidates for the Public Examinations, in CLASS and by CORRESPONDENCE. Special : Classes for Beginners. Note.— Pupils will be taken in German for this year's examinations. . Address,'. 35. RICHMOND ROAD. Auckland. MR. MCDOUGALL, Teacher of Violin and Piano, Organ, Singing, Voice Training, Violin Classes forming. 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