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VK/ANTf-. I> Good Geoerats. all parts. 10/ :▼« to* IB . excellent places, maall families ; to an try girl preferred; Hoiweuiaidti, 12/; L. fl el pa, douiesxicated. 10/; W. country hotel. — Mru Arthur, Strand Arcade. IFUEBE IS THE MUSICAL IMPORT- ;▼> ING COMPANY? ,WIIY. UPON THE WRONG SIDE OF QUEEN-ST. 135. QUESSN-ST., Next Bank of New Zealand. BUT AS THEY ARE EXPERTS IN THE BUSINESS, <T IS THE RIGHT SIDE FOR ALL MUSICAL PATRONS. -The first IBijgjfßJfafglil] {Essential for the preservation of I the Teeth is to keep them clean by constant attention at least every morning and evening. CALVERT’S Carbolic Tooth Powder makes the work of your toothbrush so much, more complete and satisfactory, because it I>erfect3 the cleansing and also supplies the necessary antiseptic properties. Delightfully flavoured and refreshing to use. Sold by local Chemists and Stores. F. C. Calvbbt ft Co., Manchester. Eng. Auckland horticultural society. THE ANNUAL CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW Will be held in I. THE CHORAL HALL , On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, iftth and COtli APRIL. Official by Hi s Worship the Mayor THURSDAY*. l»th. at p.m. •Band in Atteailaace. Refreshments, 't CONCERT IN THE EVENING. Admission, 1/, or j,j- Members’ Ticket. W. W. BRUCE, Secretary. Swatmon-st.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. GILLIES SCnOLARSHir. One Gillies Scholarship of £7O a year, tenable for three years, is offered few competition in October next. This Scholarship fs open to all persons, male or female, born in the Colony of New Zealand, who, at the time of examination, shall be between the of 16 and 20 years, and who have not kept terms, or attended lectures, or held a Scholarship in any University or College, and who shall satisfy the Council of the College that neither they nor their parents or guardians can obtain for thgn a University Education wiQiobt pecuniary aid. The bolder of this Scholarship will not be allowed to hold concurrently a Junior University Scholarship. Candidates will be examined in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, and will be .required to write an English Essay on a subject selected by the Examiners. The standard of the Examination will bo the same as that for the Junior Scholarships of the University of New Zealand. Special weight will be given to attainments and capacity in Physics and in Chemistry. Candidates are required to give in their names on or before October 1. 1906. to the Registrar, from whom further information can he obtained. The Examination •will be held about the end of October at ’Auckland, Wellington. Christchurch, and. Dunedin. D. W. It UNCI MAN, Registrar. 9th April. 1906.

ggiANK OF yy-ALES. Established 1817. Head Office: <. EO R< rE-BT., SYDNEY. Paid-up Capital £2.000,000 Iteserve Fund £1.425,000 Deserve Littbiliry of Proprietors £2.000,000 £">.425,000 I >1 RECTORS: THE HON. CHARLES K MACKELLAR. M.L.C.. President THE HON. REGINALD JAMES BLACK, sir’ JAMES It FAIRFAX. Kt. ItIi’IIAIIIt BINSIE. Esq. HON. SIR NORMAND MACIAURIN Kt M■ SENATOR THE HON. JAMES THOMAS WALKER AUDITORS: • Htrrimrton Palmer. Esq. ‘ Frederick W. Usher. Esq. „ Loudon Office: OLD BROAD-ST. With Branch s in all the Australian States, £ ew Zealand and Fiji: and Agencies and Correspondents throughout Tasmania, the United Kingdom. Europe. India, China, and the East, Africa. Canada, the United States. South America, Honolulu Bud the West Indies. The Bank allows interest <>n Fixed Deposits. Collects for its Customqrs Dividends on Shares in Public Companies, and Interest on Debentures: undertakes the Agency of other Banks; and conducts ail customary Banking Business. Also, issues Letters of Credit and Circular .Notes, negotiable throughout the World. J. RUSSELL FRENCH. General Manager.