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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13783, 23 June 1908, Page 8

Amusements. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. 11 Lessee. Mr. C. R. Bailey. Business Manager, Geo. Hume. • : V Monday next, June 29, - -;. - • •■■ And' for. ,"■' 3>OSITIVELY SIX nights only; The Australasian Musical Society's First Production, - > THE TEA-GIRL, THE TEA-GIRL, THE TEA-GIRL, An Anglo-Japanese Musical Comedy, to Two Acts Libretto and Lyrics by G. D. Gfahame. Music by Thos. Humphreys. Under the esteemed and distinguished patronage of Sir Joseph and Lady Ward, Arthur M. Myers, Esq., and Mrs. Myers, and the Hon. J. A. Tole. K.C., and Mrs. Tole. Come and See the " Ning-Nang." THE TEA-GIRL The Beautiful THE TEA-GIRL THE TEA-GIRL Costumes. THE TEA-GIRL THE TEA-GIRL The Lovely THE TEA-GIRL the TEA-GIRL Scenery. THE TEA-GIRL THE TEA-GIRL Come and THE TEA-GIRL THE TEA-GIRL Hear THE TEA-GIRL THE TEA-GIRL the Haunting THETEA-BIEL THE TEA-GIRL - Melodies. THE TEA-GIRL THE TEA-GIRL The Charming THE TEA-GIRL THE TEA-GIRL Love Lyrics. THE TEA-GIRL THE TEA-GIRL The Stirring THE TEA-GIRL THE TEA-GIRL Marches. THE TEA-GIRL SCOTT COLVILLE, Stage Manager. GEO. HUME, Business Manager. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT WILDMAN AND AREY'S. Prices of Admission—Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 49; fetalis, 2s 6d; Family Circle Is. Early Doors, 6d extra Day Sales H.M. Cafe. No extra charge for booking. . Public Notices. VISIT OF THE UNITED STATES FLEET. V ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS. Proprietors of Hotels. Boardinghouses, and PRIVATE CITIZENS WILLING TO TAKE PAYING GUESTS, are invited to send in to the Secretary of the Reception Committee, details of the number of persons they can accommodate, and rates charged, during visit of the Fleet. . • , . , APPLICATION FORMS can be obtained from the Secretary, and it is necessary that these forms be used by those wishing to register their available accommodation. Classified Lists will" be prepared later for distribution to inquirers,- so that it will be necessary to send in details before the oOth June. NO BOOKING" UNDERTAKEN. NO FEE CHARGED. 11. G. PALETHORPE, Secretary, Fleet Reception Committee, Ist floor Strand Arcade, Queen-st. VISIT OF UNITED STATES FLEET TO AUCKLAND. DECORATION AND ILLUMINATION OF THE CITY. On the occasion of the Visit of the United States' Fleet in August next, I beg to invite the Citizens of Auckland to Decorate their Private Houses with a liberal display of Bunting, especially those on the route of main thoroughfares. All Warehouses, Shopkeepers, etc.. are asked to co-operate with the Reception Committee by seeing that their Premises are Decorated and illuminated, so that our Guests and Visitors will be impressed with the City's desire to extend to them a cordial and hearty welcome. I ARTHUR _. MYERS, Mayor, President of the Reception Committee. Corporation Notices. pIT Y. .OF AUCKL AN D. ABATTOIR LOAN. Public Notice is hereby given that at a Special Meeting held oh the 18th June, 1908, the Auckland City Council made the following Special Order, viz. : — "That the Auckland City Council* doth hereby ir.y Special Resolution intended to operate as a Special Order resolve to borrow an additional sum of not exceeding £9000 sterling (nine thousand pounds) for the erection of additional buildings, additions to railway siding ■ and other additional works necessary for Hie completion of the Abattoir now being erected at the corner of the Main South and Portage Roads, near Otahuhu, under provisions of 'The' Slaughtering and Inspection Act, 1500,' and the Amendments thereof, being unable to provide the necessary funds for such work out of the ordinary revenue of the City of Auckland." " That Hie rate of interest upon such loan shall not exceed 4i per cent, per annum." " 'That the loan be repayable in 21 years." " That provision be fhado for the payment into a- Sinking Fund of -J per cent, per annum." i \ ■ " That there be pledged as security for such loan the Abattoir lands and buildings and the revenues derivable therefrom subject to the payment out of such revenues of all expenses of working the Abattoir, and further (•abject to- the existing loan chargeable thereon, ami the revenues of the City of Auckland subject to the existing loans chargeable on such revenue-, and • . "That there be paid out of the loan the interest thereupon for the first year." ' - { Tile above Special Order will come up for j Confirmation at the Ordinary Meeting of the I Auckland City Council, to be held on the ! 16th day of July. 1908, at 6.30 o'clock p.m., in j the Council Chambers, Cobnrg-street, I . HENRY W. WILSON, !■''■•■ : Town Clerk. j Juno 22nd, 1908. I . • .''.'. Tenders. I j AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY, LTD. j TO BOILERMAKERS. The Auckland Gas Company, Ltd.. is prepared to receive Tenders for the Construction and Erection of One Mild Steel Circular Tar Tank, 35ft ill diameter, at Beaumontstreet, Gasworks. ~..,..-•. Specification and drawings may be obtained 011 application to Mr; James Lowe, Gas Engineer, Beaumont-street. Forms of Tender (which must not be detached from Specification) properly filled in and endorsed "Tender for Tar Tank" to be returned to the undersigned on or before SATURDAY', 4th July. By Order of the Board of Directors. E. B. PARSONS, Secretary. Auckland, June 17. 1908. rp 0 BUILD E R S. Tenders will be received up to Noon of MONDAY, July 6th, for the Erection of a Convent and School at Te Aroha. Plans and specifications can be seen at our Offices, Qucen-st., up to Noon of MONDAY, the 22nd inst, EDW. MAHONEY AND SON,' Architects. mo OWNERS HORSE TEAMS. Tenders are invited until June 20, for Carting Five Million Feet Sawn Timber, distance about five miles, on hard beach; good road winter or summer. W. J. STOKES, Ararua, May 26, 1908. T. W. M A *' ARCHITECT, 33. TOP FLOOR. H.M. ARCADE. AUCKLAND. rpo • CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. We are the Agents for— DORM AN LONG AND CO S GIRDERS, EXPANDED METAL, KAHN BARS- t We shall be pleased to supply Books. Plans, and Prices for all classes of REINFORCED CONCRETE. JOHN BURNS AND CO., LTD., Auckland. T N D E N T E D Q T EEL DAES FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION. ESTIMATES AND DRAWINGS FURNISHED FREE BY THE AGENTS, JOHN JJUTHIE AND QO., JJTD., WELLINGTON. -r T> . H £ L PS, " PLASTERER AND CONTRACTOR, CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, LOWER VINCENT-STREET, AUCKLAND. Estimates given. Letters attended to. , rjIARPAU LI NB. . T All PAU L I NS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT IN STOCK. ANY SIZE MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE. a yOUNG AND (JO., * 39. FORT-STREET. Telephone No. £57. .. T'LL HAVE A BOTTLE OF J- " DOMINION" ALE. . 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