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Observer, Volume XXIX, Issue 27, 20 March 1909, Page 9

•' APE RA IT O U S E Xj EVERY XI NIGHT. Lessees - • . John Fuller and Sons FULLER'S WIDE WORLD PICTURES ULLER'S VV IDE VV ORLD JTICTURES NEW PROGRAMME EVERY WEEK MATINEB EVERY SATURDAY AT 230 CHANGB OF PROGRAMME AT MATINEE CHILDREN, SIXPENCE TO ALL PARTS. ADULTS "'REDUCED PRICES. ABSOLUTKLY THE FINEST PICTURE SHOW IN NEW ZEALAND. NO FLICKER. Pictures Supplied by all the GREATEST FILM-MaKEKS IN EUROPE. FRED STOKES' FULL ORCHESTRA. Prices : Is 6d, Is, and 6d. Children, Halfprice, except Family Circle Reserves at Wildman's Booking Fee, 6d. THE CITY OF AUCKLAND COUNCIL. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. FXTRAOI DINARY VACANCY. In pursuance of " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908," " The local Elections and Polls Act 19 8 " and amendments thereof, Public Notice is hereby given that the undermentioned (an lidates having been duly nominated for the office of Councillor, and the number of candidates exceeding the vacancy to be filled^ viz. one ; a Poll win be taken for the Election of One Councillor for the City of Auckland Council, to fill the vacancy caused by the Election of Charles D urey, Esq ,to the office of Mayor of tbe City of Auckland, at the undermentioned polling booths on WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of March, 1909, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 pm.;— DAVIS, GEORGE NERHENY, PATRICK JOSEPH THOMPSON, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS POLLING BOOTHS. The Hospital and Charitable Aid Board Office, Chancery-street The Choral Hall, Lower Symonds-street • Pt. David's School, Madrid Terrace, off Khyber Pass Road The Federal Club Room. Wellesley street * St. James's Hall, Wellington street Th<s Foresters' Hall, Kdinburgh stieet The Ponsonby Hall, Jervois Koad T. USSHEB. Returning Officer. 28, H. M. Arcade. Queen-street, March 18, 1909. WEDNESDAY, Tl/TARCH O1 AT 2.30 P.M 9 ORAKEI RD., FREEHOLD ESTATE, REMUERA. rp ly/TANDENO TACKSON Will Sell by Public Auction, at thei r Mart, Custom-st. E., FORTY-EIGHT MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SECTIONS AND TWO HOUSES. This property has been roaded and sub divided, and will be offered by Public Auction as above. POSITION— Right-hand side of Orakei Rd., close to electric car line. SECTIONS slope to E. and N.E., and are entirely sheltered from the cold winds. Many command fine water views. SOIL is the very best loam and volcanic. WATER AND GAS have been laid in the new streets. ■Residence, Tracing /^vrakei-bd 7 Rooms and offices, up-to-date in every respect, and commanding splendid view of harbour ; built 2 years ago by Messrs Goldsbro' and Wade, Architects ; material and everything the very best. Five fireplaces ; diningroom 24ft by 15, with large bay window, tiled hearth, etc. ; drawingroom 19 by 16, bay window and 3 casements to verandah, carved mantel, tiled hearth, etc. Best bedroom, 18 6 by 12.6, with large square bay window. Ga<», hot and cold water bervice ; onon ran^e, high pressure boiler, storeroom ; dairy, stable, coach-house and necessary outbuildings. HAi F-AN-ACRE or greater area can be had with the house. /COTTAGE, TRACING fiXFOiDST., Recently papered and painted ; five rooms ; Orion range ; good water view. TERMS ARE EASY. SECTIONS— IO per cent, cash, 10 ncr cent, in four months, 18J in twelve months, balanoe in 8 years from date of sale. HOUSES, as per arrangement. 'TITLE, Land Transfer. PLANS, on application. The estate is close to the oar line, on sea slope,- entirely sheltered from cold winds, and soil is of the very best. NOTE. This is ABSOLUTELY THE EiABT BLOCK with these advantages available for subdivision in Bemuera. The Auctioneers can conscientiously recommend this property to the publio, either as an investment or for occupation. PROPERTY IS FLAGGED. rp&ANSFER FORMS and Every DeJ. sorlption of Oommeroial Printing exeovted in the best style at a few boors' notice at tbe OBgsjtYiß Office,