Shows. yy INTER y pXHIBITION. RAILWAY HAI!F ' M 24 10 29. open daily; FROM "£Q A.M. TO P.M. ADMISSION. Is. Season Tickets. ss. EDWIN HALL, Sec. Telephone. 1523. : . p.REASURES REVEALED. Country Customers and Friends visiting Town during the yyi.NTER CHOWAre invited to Call at Our QUSTOM-ST. Ty EST J^EPOT. And assist in making Our pEA AND OF FEE jQEMONSTEATION A HUGE SUCCESS. 2 to 5 p.m. Each Day This Week, At '■ JJUTCHIXSOS JJUOS.. L m. THE UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. , V CUSTOM-ST. WEST. A Hearty Welc'6ine Awaits You. Public Notices. j\T OTIC E. TO CARTERS. A Circular is being sent round putting a •wrong construction on the Preference Clause as given in the last Carters' Award. We consider it our duty to inform ' nonunion Carters who are now in the same employ as they were when the Award was given, namely. May 10. that they are not compelled to join the Union. On behalf of the Auckland and Suburban General Carriers' Industrial 1 Union Employers. .CHARLES GROSVENOR. Secretary.' riIHE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. X LIMITED. Established, 1337. Incorporated, 1"80. Paid-up Capital £1,500,000 Reserve Funds, of' which £750.000 invested in consols: £250X90 in Local Loans (Imperial Government Stock); balance employed 111 the business of the Bank ... 1.250.000 Together - ... ... . 2,750.000 Reserve liability of proprietors ... 3.000.000 ' ' , " £5.750.000 A BRANCH of this BANK is NOW OPEN at'lE KUITI in the PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. . - G. E. TOLHURST. Inspector. WELLINGTON..26th April. 1939. t* ~ REWARD to anyone that will give information to lead to a conviction cf the person that maliciously tampered with my ■ camera at the Winter Show, between 8.15 and 8.45 of the morning of May 25.—A. G. TIBBUTT. Photographer to Agricultural Department's Exhibit. }Tii'ATE~o"f" HENRY GEORGE TAYLOR, II otherwise called GEORGE TAYLOR, late of Perth. Western Australia, formerly of Mt. Eden. Auckland. Blacksmith, . deceased. All Claims against this Estate must he furnished to John Emery Taylor, administrator of said estate, not later than Ist July, 1909. -and all debts or other moneys owinor to the estate must lie paid forthwith.—GEO. M. JOHN--0 i j.\ r , Solicitor for the Administrator. Highst,. Auckland, May 22. 1909. rpHE Whola Tribes under the leadership I of Tupu Taingakawa' Te . Waharoa have a considerable area held by us (Ngatihaua), and we aroused to enthusiasm for farming operations, and during the past few years we cleared 2293 acres, and laid in grass ■ • — -- TE KpWHTTI. Inspector. Boots and Shoes. \ DADLEY AND SON'S BOOTS AND SHOES are always kept * tin to the very highest standard of Shoemuking. and you will find them in the iront rank of Footwear. Our Well-designed Roots or Shoes Odd ton and charactcr to any wearer's feet and they are the best advertisement we can ha vi. ' New Shipments of Winter Goods have just arrived. DADLEY AND SON. * Security Buildings ' . Queen-street. ' • Wine, Spirits, Etc. T M P O R A N T NOTICE. 1 : ' -yyiNES AND OPIRITS. WINES AND SPIRITS WINES AND SPIRITS y * or BEST QUALITY, BEST QUALITY, AT ' y: i WHOLESALE PRICES' ' WHOLESALE PRICES. * Private Buyers and Families supplied tin Quantities of not less than one dozen quarts) with Choicest Brands of Ales. Stout. •Whiskies. Brandies. Rum. Claret, Port, Sherry. Champagne. Geneva. Sctinapps, Australian Wines. Liqueurs, etc. Special arrangements for HOSPITALS. ASYLUMS, and other institutions INVALIDS' requirements a speciality. SHIPS' STORi-i aim Mi.DiCAL SUPPLIES, of Superior Quality, have careful attention and prompt despatch . DELIVERY Fiu'.E in Town afed Suburbs; f.o.b. Rail or' Steamer. PRICES ON APPLICATION. J.J JVJATHAN. J^TD.. Wholesale Wins and Spirit Merchants. AUCKLAND •yy. - • 'Coal.'V j J .QRAIG, piMITED. QUEEN-ST.. AUCKLAND. /^CALS— Tauplri. Newcastle. - Westport, O Hlkurangi. Kiripaka. and Greymouth Ccai3 PIREWOOD— Wood, cut or uncut. COKE— Ordinary Coke and Coke especially screened for gas-producers BRICKS— Craig's Dry Pressed or any other make at ordinary market rates. LIME— Celebrated Hydraulic, also White and Brown Roche anil Shell Lime. SAND— Classes of Sand, suitable for all purposes. gHINGLE— Unsurpassed for Concrete Work gCORIA— We can supply alt sizes. ~ ROAD METAL—We keep a Stock of all AV grades, '•'''-.y ..v * ... '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14071, 27 May 1909, Page 8
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