| Amnaements. '"'■■[ Under the Patronage of His Excellency th« Governor. > .- -pAREWELL. ■.■ ■'/-/-■ " : '.' -* ' -rpAREWELL. -- "■ ;■ TjVAREWELL. •piXHIBrnON ' QRCHESTRA. /, QRCHESTBA. • > /-ORCHESTRA. '.'■...- ,;- /QRCHESTRA. ; 'TO-NIGHT. - " r rpO-NIGHT, ' pHORAL "CTALL. rpHE QUCCESS OF THE TpXHIBITION. CONDUCTOR: MR. ALFRED HILL, R.C.M.L. LEADER: MR. GEORGE WESTON. ■ "TO-NIGHT. npO- NIGHT. VOCALIST: MR. JOHN PROUSE. .- '. PROGRAMME: THE ORCHESTRA will Play- . Overture, "Masaniello" '"■".-' -. • (Auber) Ballade in A Minor. - - (Coleridge-Taylor) Suite, Language of Flowers" - - (Cowan) Symphony No. 8 (Unfinished) • (Schubert) Overture, " Fingal's Cave" " (Mendelssohn) March, " Pomp and Circumstance" - (Elgar) ME. JOHN PROUSE will Sing (With Orchestral Accompaniment)— "Pilgrim's Song'.' '- - ; - > (Tschaikowski) "Thou'rt Passing Hence" - - (Sullivan) MR. CYRIL MONK (F.C.V.). will play (With Orchestral Accompaniment)Meditation from Thais - - - (Massanet) - ' :•-■■:: PRICES: RESERVED SEATS ... .»" 4s , UNRESERVED SEATS ... ... 3s and 2s ; Plans Open at Wildman and Arey's. • Doors open, 7.15; Concert, at 8. Special Cars. to and from the Hall. QPEOIAL NOTICE. In response to numerous requests, the EXHIBITION ORCHESTRA Will give a MATINEE IN THE CHORAL HALL ■ - On SATURDAY. AFTERNOON NEXT,. ... At 3.30 p.m. ~ •;,-'■ ' Mining Notices ' THE NEW BUNKER'S HILL GOLD MIN- , ; ' ING COMPANY. Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company will be held at the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson-street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 23rd day of May. 1907, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon. , ' " ■ •; BUSINESS: 1. To Receive the- Report of the Directors upon the questions referred to them, by the Annual Meeting, with reference to the future working of the mine. ' ' ,:,/' ..: " ■ 2. To Consider, and, if thought fit, to Approve, a Proposal for Amalgamation with the Old Hauraki G.M. Co., ■. Ltd. ■ . , Dated at Auckland this ninth day of May, 1907. C. A. STUBBS, , „ ': :.■"', : '.; .;..!.■ ;' : " :. Secretary.. COMSTOCK UNITED GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. , All Shares in the above Company on which the Call due and. payable on 3rd April, 1907, has not been paid are forfeited, and will be Sold by Auction by Mr. R. G. Carr, at his Mart, Swanson-street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 23rd May, 1907, at 10.30 a.m., . UNLESS THE SAID CALL BE P ID ON OR BEFORE THE PREVIOUS DAY, AT THE 1 OFFICE OF THE COMPANY. W. R. HOLMES, Secretary. Auckland, 9th May. 1907. . MOUNT ZEEHAN GOLD MINING COM- ■ • PANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR SHARES. Letters .'.of Allotment have been posted. Sixpence per Share (allotment) is now payable to the Secretary, Palmerston Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. ;* ■ / ' »'. ALBERT EDWARD BURCHER, F.N.Z.A.A., • ' ;.- Secretary. Auckland, May 6, 1907. THE WAIHI EXTENDED GOLD MINING COMPANY,. LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Shares in the abovenamed Company forfeited for nonpayment of Call payable on the 18th day of March, 1907, will be Sold by Public Auction by Mr. Joseph Thornes, at his Auction Mart, No. 83, Queen-st., Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 17th day of May. 1907, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, unless the Call and Expenses be paid to the Secretary on or before the previous day..; .j • ■ . , J. W. NICHOL, ' Secretary. Auckland, May 6, 1907. County Councils. T7t7:AITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL. Notice is hereby given that the Waitemata County Council proposes' to engage in . the following undertaking, viz.: The Drainage and Disposal of Sewerage of Nor'thcote Riding, Drainage District No. i, being all that area in the Provincial District of Auckland bounded towards ■ the north by Bradney Road and the Great North Road to the western boundary of original section 51, of the Parish of Takapuna, towards the west by the western - boundary of original section 51 aforesaid to Little Shoal Bay, and -.-. again towards the west and south-west by Little Shoal Bay and the Waitemata Harbour to Stokes' Point, towards the south, south-east, and east by the Waitemata Harbour and Shoal Bay to the place of commencement, and to purchase all material, and engage such labour as the said Council may think requisite or necessary for the purposes '■aforesaid. 2. That the said. Council, ■ being unable to provide the necessary funds for such - work out of the ordinary revenue of the: said district, purposes to borrow, under the provisions of " The Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1901," and Amendments, and : of every other power thereunto enabling, the Bum of £6000, at a rate of interest not exceeding 4J per cent, per annum, and proposes as security for repayment of the said loan a special rate of elevensixteenths of a penny in the £, and a jinking fund of at least one-half per centum per annum, the currency of the loan to be 32 years, and it is proposed to pay out of the loan the costs and charges incurred in connection with the raising of the loan, but not the interest . for the first year. A Meeting of the Ratepayers of the said Drainage District, to consider, the above proposals, will be held at Bay View Hall, Northcote, on MONDAY, the 3rd day of June, 1907, at 8 p.m. Dated this Ist day of May, 1907. By order of the Council. .' " * '-JOHN H. O'NEILL.' ', Chairman. Machinery, etc. " rpHE ORIGINAL STANDARD. :.-'■: THE PREMIER GAS ENGINE OF THB WORLD. Built by the Standard Motor Construction Company, NEW JERSEY CITY. The following is the Chief Engineer's report on the first engine supplied to the Union S.S. Co., in March last: — < . '■' Reporting on Oil Engine. It proved quite a success, towing the 30-ton punts splendidly, and working without a hitch. We worked it continually for eight hours, the engine showing no signs of heating •, "The Traders are quite taken with the design and the apparent ease with which it works.—(Signed), W. CAESON, Chief Engineer, s.B. Navua." So pleased is the company with its first purchase that they have ordered a second engine of same power, viz.. 12-16 8.H., for another launch, now under construction by Mr. Chas. Bailey, junior. These Engines are built in sizes from 8-h.p. to 1500. All engines are guaranteed to develop at least 25 PEE CENT. MORE POWER THAN THAT ■ FOE WHICH THEY ARE RATED. Every Engine has a TEST CARD attached, showing actual power and oil consumption. All Engines aire guaranteed to run CONTINUOUSLY, AT THE MAXIMUM POWER, without HEATING. KNOCKING, OR ILL EFFECTS.—For full particulars apply. AUCKLAND ENGINEERING AND MOTOR AGENCY CO. (WTLLIAM T. J. BELL). King's .Chambers, Queen-street.. Auckland. ————— —■> THAT'S RIGHT - ,|. WE ALL SAID BEGG'S. - ■ FOE SALE—PerfectU3 Damp Course. 25ft rolls, for 9to 35in walls. Cheapest, best, no cutting.—N.Z- Portland Cement Co. 76, Victoria Arcade. THAT'S RIGHT — WE ALL SAID BEGG'S.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13484, 10 May 1907, Page 8
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