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f*?EW ZEALAND JiAi: WAYS XAIKATO AGRICVLITRAI. SHOW AT KIBIKIRIKOA. 4th AND sth NOVEMBER, 1908. C v .*-ap Excursion Tickets, available for tieturn up to Decctol-cr Bth ’Till be issued to Kiriklrtrca and Hamilton from any station on 3rd. 4th, and sta November, at the rate of 2d per mile First class and Id ter mile Second class twlnlninm 4 and 2/ respectively). Milease counted one way onTHVKSDAY. Sth NOVEMBER. A Special Train will leave Auckland at 6.45 am.. Newmarket 6-57. Penrose 7.17, Drury £Q. Mercer P.2S. Hnntly 10.30, Ngaruawahia 10-34. arriving Klrikirirca 1135 returning leaving Klriktrlrvn at 5 c Hnntly 6.20, Mercer 7.35. arriving Auclland 9.55 p m. This train will not stop at Westfield cr Runciman. The 8.30 a.m. train from Te Awamutu will ran through to Kiri kin rva. A Special Train wi!l leave Kirikiriroa at t» p.m., Frankton Jk2o, arriving Te Kelt! i" p.m. A Train will leave Kirikiriroa at F p.m.. arriving Cambridge 6.55 p.m. The 7.5 a.m. train from Rotorua to Frankton. and the ILSJ a.m. train from Frankton to Rotorua will nor rr.n. The north and south express trains w ill step at Kkikirlroa to put down passengers. A special train will leave Rotorua at 6.3 J sir... Putarnru 8.45, MorrinsrHle 11.5, Ki-lkirirea arrive 11.50. and Frankton 12.25 p m Return Special will leave Kfrlkirhoa at 4.30 p.m.. Mcrrfnsviitc 5.30, Pmaruru 7.4 U p.m., arriving Rotorua io p.m. A special train will leave Thames at 7.25 *.m.. Paeroa 8.45. Te Aroba 9.30, Morri us ville 10.15, arriving Kfrikirlroa 11.0, and Frankton 11.20 a.m. Return Special will leave Frankton ar 4.50 pun., Kirikiriroa 5-29 p.m., Te Aroha 7.5, Paeroa 7.50, arriving Thames 8.55 p.m. Per further particulars see posters and handbills. BY ORDER.

EXAMINATION FOR MINE MAX- " AGERS' AND BATTERY SUPERINTENDENTS’ CERTIFICATES. Mines Department, Wellington. Ist Oct., 1903. An Examination of Candidates for CerHhcates as First and Second class Mine Managers and Battery Superintendents, under The Mining Act, 1898,” and First £: * second class Mine Managers under * —Jf Coal Mines Act, 1891.” will he held TUESDAY, the 26th January, 1904. and f 11. wlnz days, st places to be hereafter named. Ail applications, with necessary -n cates, and fee of £l. must be adcressel ro -Tne Secretary of the Board of Examiners under the Mining Act Lr Coal Mines Act?. WeTHngton,*’ eul must be received before the December, or they will not with until the Examination -9.0. Forms of applications may be obtt*?ed.a: School of Mines, Thames. Waihi, t oromandel, also from Inspector of fi-ines, Thames, Westport, and Dunedin. o T. H HAMER, Secretary to the Board of Examiners. (NOTE.— No candidate will be permitted t present himself for examination unless . . . an authority from the Secretary, seating that his certificate of service has been accepted by the Board.) C. W. ALLSOP, A.R.1.8.A. (Associate of the Royal Institute of British Architects), ARCHITECT 213. VICTORIA ARCADE. 4 N ° W pVDLISHED. fpilE “ QOUNTESS” yyALTZ. (As performer at Vice-regal & State Balls) Composed by CLARICE BRABAZON. (Late Solo Fianiste, Royal Italian Concert Company.) D's.iated by Special Permission to the Countess of Ranfurly.) Tt ts hi J from all Music Dealers throughcut the Colony. PRICE. 2/