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Taranaki Herald, Volume LV, Issue 13948, 1 May 1909, Page 3

LOST AND FOUND. TOST Gold Cable Bangle, with mi J tials "A.L." on locket.— Reward at Hy. Brown and Co.'s, Morley St. b 403 r"7V)rND in Devon Street, April 27— i A (Jold Brooch.— Apply Herald (^o. Bfl IT^OUND at West's, Devon. Street. * opp. Jury's. Stables— Satisfaction in PictiM-e-framing, Painting, Paper-han-inR. Large stock in all above linos. WANTED, *c^ WANTED Capable General Ser\.uit , small family, no children, „,,„., homo.— Address Herald O f f"£j 01 TvfKT) Work hy tho day, by widow with two children.— Applj by li'ttcr to "[Trgent," Herald Ot-fu'-o. " ~ 5*5 W— "~~ANT ED^-Furnished Apartments for Married Couple.— Address particulars to "D.," Herald Offlce £ 297 WXNTEl^WindowsW XNTEl^Windows to clean, shop or office.-Apply "Windows/ Herald Office. b 293 4 FT. 6in. Kapoc Beds, 24s.— Riddles and Johnson. W** C><OLF BOOTS for Men, 17s 6d, just JT landed.— M'Ewen Bros. b 398 WANTED— A Good General; sleep home preferred.— Apply ' 'Mac ' Herald Office. p283 HIGH-GRADE Evening Shoes— Our lat* shipment of Quality Evening Wear arrived to-day.— M'Bw.n Br^ g USINBBS SeRIMLIWG BLOUJUJ at Catran's, 100 pae«s, M e*ch. Try them for your office table. Rough scribblfag paper in » handy form. A^TED KUOWN.— GoIf dubs, left with Mr. J. Avery, repaired. Promptness and quality of work guaranteed. __ jl »^? m O-NIGHT at The Busy Cash Store, X opposite Carnegie Library, King Street — Hundreds of la Belts. b 399 WANTED — Beehive Knitting Machine Company (New Zealand) want people to make Hosiery for them, whole or spare time, in their own homes; make £1 a Week; previous cxi perience not neceßsary; constant em1 ployment all the year round. — Write at once, Box 734, G.P.O.', Wellington. aooo O-NIGHT at The Busy Cash Store, King Street— Kid Gloves Is lid, lovely Belts Is, Stocking Is, 42-inch Chiffon lid yard, Hatpins 3d, Bloom* crs 2s lid. 3s lid, 4s lid- Hemstitched Handkerchiefs Is 8d dozen. b 399 FRESH OYSTERS, fc 6d bottle, 3d tbzen in shell Hot Fish and Cfeips to take away; also, Freak Smoked Schsapper. — Star Safe, oppefcite Avery's. »714 \TISITORS to Waitara oan obtain a V first-clasc Shave or Haircut at Sampson and Hellier's Sajoon, West Quay. ' b9O FOR SALE. FOR SALE— Two Farms of 61 acres each, King Road; 6-roomed House and bathroom on one; good land. — Apply R. Paddison, King Road. b 404 OR SALE, Fitzroy, central^-Good 5-room House, garden and shed, nearly J-acre; £325 cash. — Apply W. Sands. b 402 ANTED TO SELL, cheap— Good second-hand Piano. — Apply at Herald Office. b 397 FOR SALE— Splendid Building Site, Devon Street West, between Messrs. Coad and Free's; easy terms. — B. Enroth, The Grange. b 348 00 1 ACRES Suburban Land', beantifuliy situated; mosthr level: well adapted for sub-dmsion; cheap.— E. J. Cttrthew A Co. ' TO LET. TO LUX— The premises in Brougham Street lately occupied by the Union Bank of Australasia. — Weston it Weston. j *787 TO LET— Lease of Farm, 210 acres, hand to town ; nine years to' run. —Apply "Farm," Herald .Office. 1)359 ANTED TO LET— 6-roomed Furnished House for six weeks from middle of May.— Apply "House," P.O. Box 144, 'J_ h4OO TO LET OR SELL--Shop and Dwelling; owner giving up om account of bad health.— Apply Herald Office. b 332 TO LET— Two large Front Rooms, oentral. — Apply Mrs. WopUer, Courtenay Street, near Wbiteley Church. b 292 LODGE NOTICE. GRAND LODQE SESSION. COMMUNICATIONS are invited \_y from residents willing to receive paying guests, with or without board, during first week in May. b 302 Fj P. CORBILL. GRAND LODGE OF NEW ZEALAND. THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION is published fox the benefit of Brethren proposing to attend the several functions in connection with thcfAnnual Communication of* Grand Lodge: — ' " " ' The Temporary Office of Grand Lodge will be open in the Coffee Palace Buildings, Egmont St., on and after TUESDAY, May 4. All Visiting Brethren from outside the Taranaki District are invited to call at the Office, of Wor. Bro. Medley (Medley and Rundle), Devon St., as soon as convenient after arrival, to receive cards of invitation to the various gatherings which have been arranged for their entertainment. Bro. E. W. Garner is acting as Convener of the Accommodation Committee- and any Visiting Brethren who have not already secured beds ate recommended to call at his office (W. J. Shaw and Co.), Brougham Street, opposite National Bank Chambers. \ , Master Masons of all Constitutions are cordially invited to !>e present at the sessions of Grand Lodge. Every Brother Bhould bring his M.M. Certificate and bei provided with> Masonic clothing. Evening dress is not worn at the day sessions. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. Grand Lodge opens in the v Theatre Royal at 2 p.m. Note. — Admission will be by the door in Devon St., next the State Fire Agency. Clothing, Insignia and Jewels worn must be in accordance with Rules 194 and 195 B of C. Installation in the Theatre Royal in the Evening. All Brethren are expected to be in their places before the M.W. The Pro. Grand Master enters at 7.30. Taranaki Brethren of any Constitution who proposa to remain after the Ceremony of Installation must provide themselves with cards of invitation which can only be obtained from Bro. J. E. Wilson (Wilson and Grey, Brougham Street). THURSDAY, MAY 6. Grand Lodge resumes at 10 a.m. In the afternoon Grand Lodge will partake of the hospitality of the De Burgh Adams Lodge, 446 1.C., at a Garden Party to be held s at "Aotoa," the property of the Bros. Sole, on the Avenue Road. This is a private function to which admittance is obtainable only by card of invitation. A Social Gathering will be held in the Theatre Royal in the Evening. All guests are expected to be seated before 7.45. Admittance by note of invitation only. A dispensation has been granted for the wearing of Masonic clothing and jewels. AH Officers of Craft Lodges may wear their collars. FRIDAY, MAY t Grand Lodge resumes at 10 a.m. if the business of the Communication has not been completed on Thursday. His Excellency the M.W. Grand Master will, at 2.30, unveil the Monument erected on the summit of Marsland Hill in memory of those who fell in the Taranaki War. The Memorial Committee has invited all visiting Masons to be present on this interesting occasion. NOTE.— The New Plymouth Bowling Club will be pleased to welcome Bre- . thren on their Greens, Brougham St., about three minutes' walk from National Bank. F. P. CORKILL, Provincial Grand Master, Taranaki/ National Bank Chambers.