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Observer, Volume XXI, Issue 1179, 3 August 1901, Page 9

A UCKLAND RACING CLUB. il The Annual General Meeting of Members will be held at the Office, Durham-street East, on MONDAY, August sth. at 3 p.m. Buanrass : To receive Beport and Balance-sheet, and Bleot Biz Members of Committee, in terms of Rules. , To pass 'That all Members' Tickets must be paid for at time of issue.' WM. PBRCIVAL, Secretary A.B.C. N.B.— Candidates for Election on Committee must be proposed and seconded at least seven clear days before meeting. A UOKLAND T IEDERTAFEL BEOOND CONOERT 1901. CHORAL HALL, FRIDAY AUGUST 2nd. Soloists : Miss Violet Mound, Soprano; Miss Mary Lalng, Contralto ; Mr. Percy Lee, Baritone ; Dr. W. E.Thomas, Organ ; Mr. Percy West, Cornet. BYD. J. HARBUTT, Door Tickets, 2s. Bee. 20 P ER C ENT TIED U C T I 0 N A L E RALE OF PIANOS SALE OF PIANOS SALE OF PIANOS SALE OF PIANOS SALE OF PIANOS TO REDUCE STOCK prior to arrival large shipments, a reduction of 15 to 20 per cent, will be made to all buyers either for cash or easy terms for two weeks only. Small Deposits and Instalments. p I3ICHARDSON & pO. 290 Q UEEN S T - OPPOSITE SMITH & CAUGHEY. 1" 0 C A L BILL Notice is hereby given that for the object and purpose of enabling the Mayor, Councillors ana citizens of the City of Auckland, or the Council thereof, to levy rates to such an amount as may from time to time be rendered necessary by the circumstances and requirements of the City of Auckland, a Local Bill will be introduced into Parliament during the present session thereof under tbe title of The City of Auckland Loans Consolidation and Auckland City Borrowing Acts Amendment Act, 1901. The object of the said Bill is to amend Section 20 of Tbe City of Auckland Loans Consolidation Act, 1879, and Section 9 of The Auckland City Borrowing Act, 1899, by the omission f 10m each of the said sections of all the words of each ofl snob sections after the word ' hereunder,' where such word occurs in snch sections. The above Bill will be introduced Into Parliament by or on behalf of the Mayor, Councillors ana Citizens of the City of Anokland. A Copy of the said Bill has, in accordance with the Standing Orders, been deposited in the Magistrate's Court, Auckland, and is , there open for public Inspection. Dated at Auckland, this 26th day of July, 1901. THOMAS COTTER, Solicitor for the Mayor, Councillors, and Citizens of the City of Auckland. qpHE UNDERSIGNED (having notiJ_ fled the Public re bis temporary absence in Sydney), deFires, whilst thanking his Patrons, to Intimate that, HAVING RETURNED TO AUCKLAND, He is now Prepared to GIVE PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ' THEIR REQUIREMENTS. In doing so he will have pleasure in giving the benefit of his observations in improved styles of work which obtain in the more advanced Sister Colony. He is happy to be able to report having made arrangements by wb.ich tbe delajs in renderIng accounts which in the past he regrets, will in future be avoided. Private Orders, large or small, will, as hitherto, receive prompt and careful attention. See Advertisement. TELEPHONE, 10614 nEOBQB tShODES, GENERAL BUILDER, 14 CUSTOMSTREET. The Auckland Liedertafel give their second conoert of the season In the Choral Hall pn Friday (to-morrow) night. They will be assisted by Miss Violet Mound (fopran*) tsd Miv Mary Lalng (contralto) Means Percy Lee (baritone) and P. West (cornetiit) will alao assist, and Dr Thomas, will play at the organ.