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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17140, 21 April 1919, Page 10

V /Amnscsneats. v--V < " "l. r I ' !■■ MI ' ' v "■ _ « |s^;|)^l^«^ :^ ONVEYSV.-g0NVEYSV.-gi 8 THAKXB. • ! .<*vV •«'* ■.' ' : 3)«M'''Town3e»,--, 1 , / 2 ' ~ P*' •' Tk» vrajr you rushed to see Mum wo me <t and - all the .hunch; v not forgetting l-ansy. ; from .the /ole (arm, did our ole arts good. h•' ■ I don't mind telling you either that Mum. and me had an extra drop, just a wee one, ' on Saturday night, to celebrate the occasion. flt did us all good to 'ear Uughm * 'early at the dam-fool antics that pitcherman put us all through. You'll all be elad to 'ear *» 'ad a good ■ma on Uncle Ned on Saturday. Yer eee they buys 'is oats from 1 Black Plains, an that was pood enough .for Mum Mid me. We 'ojea to get out to the meeting to-day, so keep yer we open, HAYSEED. DON'T FAIL TO SEE DON'T PAIL TO SEE THE jjayseeds. rpHE JJAYffEEDS. rjIHE JJAYSEEDS. rpHE JJAYSEEDS. rpHE JJAYSEEDS. rpHE JJAYSEEDS. THE BIGGEST LAUGHING SUCCESS IN YEARS. 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I ——— 1 Corporation Notices. £IITY OF AUCKLAND. ANZAC DAY. At' the request of the Acting-Prime Minister, I have pleasure in inviting the Citizens of Auckland to observe FRIDAY. 25th April (Anzao Day) as a Publio Holiday. J. H. GUNSON. Mayor. April IS, 1919. OITY OP AUCKLAND. ANZAC DAY. . A CoramemoiaUvo Service will be held ia fee Remain Cricket Ground, on FRIDAY, tba 25tli of April, 1919. at 3 o'clock p.m. The publio are cordially invited to be present. TT?« Worship &e Mayor will preside, and the speakers will be the Right Rev. Bishop Averili, D.D., the Rev. J. Y7, Shaw, and Chaplain-Captain K. L. Gamer. In the event of the feather being tret the function tail take place in the Town Hall. HENRY. W. WILSON. , Town Clerk. April 15, m Holiday Announcements. iQITY £ OP AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY, ART GALLERY, AND OLD COLONISTS' MUSEUM. EASTER HOLIDAY. The Art Gallery and, Old Colonists' Museum will be open during tbe usual hours' on SATURDAY. SUNDAY, and MONDAY. ■ " 4 „ lT _ . The Central Library and Branch Libraries will be open on SATURDAY during the usual hours. On MONDAY. 21st April, the Central Lending Department and Children s Department, and the Branch Libraries will be Closed. The Central Reference Department will observe Sunday hoars, viz.. 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. April 19. 1919. OUR Premises will bo Closed from 9 p.m. Thursday evening, 17th inst., till the following Tuesday moraine (Easter Hondays)-— Garlick Co.. Ltd. Tenders. rpO BUSHMEN.] Applications are invited, from Experienced Buihmea only:— A—For Felling, Crosscuttmg, and Delivering at Mill. Delivering and Milling of from 15 to 20 million feet of rimu, matai, etc. Tramway running through new bush, practioally level; first-class log-hauler and bullocks. LONG, ORHISTON AND CO., Timber Brokers, £3, Customs St, IJI 0 BUILDERS. Tenders for the Erection of a School Building and Teacher's Residence (in wood) at Te Miro (Soldiers' Settlement near Cambridge, will bo received at tho Office oi the Auckland Education Board until Noon or: TUESDAY, April 29. Plans, eto., may be inspected ,at the Post Offices at Hamilton and Cambridge, and at the Office of the Board. JOHN FARRELL, Architect. TENDERS, to close at noon on Saturday. J. April 26, are invited for tho Removal of Westcourt Boardinghouse, Hamilton, and for Alterations and Additions. Plans and specifications may bo seen at our Office, Times Building, Hamilton. DANIELL AND CRAY, Architects. AND |£ELLY. LTD., Enainwrs. Iron and Brass Founders, Blacksmiths and Steel Structural Engineers, Makers of Concrete Mixers, Friction and Hand Winches, Garden Rollers, Fir« Escapes. and all classes of Wrought Aid Cast Iron Work. WORKS FEDERAL STREET. J'honea, 1141 and 1865. pAIRTBKH AND DECORATORS. 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