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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13667, 7 February 1908, Page 8

Sporting. _^ 'ryrAHUHU npfiomso QLUB. SUMMER MELTING. , ALEXANDRA PARK. FIRST DATs rpO-MORHOW, rpO-MOEBOW, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 3. FIRST RACE STARTS AT ils P.M. Admission, Is. ■;;.';..-;., ' F. d. YONGE, Secretary. i~\TAHUHU , - TROTTING CLUB. ! Bookmakers must make application for Licenses by 5 p.m. TODAY: (Friday). February 7. . . F. D. YONGE, Secretary. ' F. D. YONGE, Secretary. Dnrham-3t. East. Corporation Notices. prTY OF v AUCKLAND. ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER. i The Ceremony of Switching on the Electric ■ Current will be performed on MONDAY. 10th i inst.. at 3-o'clock p.m.. in the City Power House. Patteeon-street, by the Lady Mayoress (Mrs. A. 51. Myers). • The Citizens are invitea to be present. HENRY W. WILSON. February 4, 1908... Town Clerk. -rv EB EN TUBES, BOROUGH OF DEVONPOBT. —-— ! WATERWORKS AND DRAINAGE LOAN. ; OFFER OF £7000 STERLING 4J PER CENT. DEBENTURES OF £100 EACH. REDEEMABLE 31ST MARCH, 1937. Interest will be paid oh 31st March and 30th September in each year at the National Bank of New Zealand, Limited. Debentures are for £100 each ' Tenders for above Close at the National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd., Auckland, at 3 p.m. on the Ist March. 1908, apd must be accompanied by marked cheque for 10 per cent, of amount of tender. Further particulars can be obtained from the above Bank. Poblic Notices. \ UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. The Library will be Closed for the purpose of Stocktaking, from * FRIDAY, January 31, to February 13. It is requested that ALL BOOKS In circulation be returned forthwith. -,:.',-■, CHAS. M. NELSON, , January' 31. 1908. Registrar., E AGNES MARTIN, LATE OF HOBSONSTREET, WIDOW, DECEASED. All Persons having Claims against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased are requested to forward particulars of the same, in duplicate, to the undersigned, on or before the 28th day of February, 1903. CALDER AND GOLDWATER, r Victoria Arcade, Solicitors for the Exeoator. -r\ IS SOLUTION. ■ ■- ;■ :•, I The Partnership previously existing'between HENRY GEORGE ROSE and FRANCIS ROSE, Junr., of Tirau, trading as Rose Bros., Storekeepers, has been dissolved as from 9th January, 1908, by mutual consent. The business will in future be carried :on by : FRANCIS ROSE, -Junr., under the old name of Rose Bros. ■/£ ■ • ■'~■■'■■'■■ ___vT> "D B Ii I O NOT IO B. •Hie Business so successfully carried on bv Mr. R. L. H. Murray, under the name or stylo of ■■.':•.-•..• THE NEW ZEALAND ACETYLENE AND WATER GAS SYNDICATE • Has been ',','." AMALGAMATED' ■.' '. ' '■; ■':'■ With tha NEW ZEALAND ACK" ■NE GAS LIGHT- ■; ;.:';■;ING CO., LIMITED, And will in future bo carried on by Mr. Murray as Local Manager, at the premises of 'the Company, . 251, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. As from the Ist January, 1903. 'Phone, 1759. In connection with the above, while thanking my numerous Friends and Customers for their support during the past eight years, I take this opportunity of soliciting a continuance of their confidence for the new Company. . Prospective Clients can rest assured that any orders for lighting installations that they may be pleased to place with us will receive my personal attention and supervision. ■■■ All Accounts due to or owing by the New Zealand Acetylene and Water Ga3 Syndicatewill be received and' paid by me. .\ . R. L. H. MURRAY,. ' 43, Wood-street, Ponsonby. 'Phone. 2408. , ... , "OAPAROA COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. ' ' CAPITA].'/, £175,000. ISSUE OF BALANCE, 23,565 ORDINARY ■■;'■: SHARES OF £1 EACH. Directors: J.R. BLAIR, Wellington. H. F. NEES, Dunedin. . JOHN DUNCAN, Wellington. JOHN STUDHOLME, Hinds. HON. C J. JOHNSTON, Wellington. WILLIAM WATSON, Wellington. J. P. MAXWELL, Wellington. Prospectus and Pamphlets on application. ' Auckland Broker, J. M. LENNOX, 64, Queen-st. 'pHE GOLDEN BAY CEMENT WORKS, LTD PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION. '.-. Auckland Broker: '■', J. M. LENNOX 64, QUEEN-STREET. N■ ' P. '£_ 10 E. i TO THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. I Notwithstanding the advertisements lately ; inserted by Leah Roberts, of Timaris, the IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF DRESSCUTTING ! In .all its branches will be carried on as ! heretofore by the undersigned, and legal i proceedings are now being instituted I against Leah Roberts to recover damages. 1 ; CLASSES DAILY AND ON WEDNESDAY 1 EVENING as usual at ! 21, H.M. ABCADE, QUEEN-ST. Principals, E. A. ROBIN, A. HOLMES. IRRIGATED LANDS OF CANADIANPACIFIC RAILWAY. We have been appointed Agents in Auckland for the CANADIAN-PACIFIC IRRIGATION COLONIZATION COMPANY, And will be glad to furnish fall information regarding the Company's Irrigated Lands now offered for Sale. pOOKE AND -DUDDLE, 76. VICTORIA ARCADE. DC <p THE Revolutionary Sale at the • O.w. D.S.C. has resulted in an accumulation of Short Lengths of Dress Materials and Silks. Bumping Bargain in Remnants 011 Monday. . Don t miss this chance.—D.S.C. « . " v MANNING'S - t CHRISTCHURCH ALE JOHN REID AND CO, Win© Department Established 1869. 43. FORT-STREET. Telephones, va or 1331. :;