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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 682, 2 April 1903, Page 16

nns A • nr tl ~ intend to issue a Series of The American I obacco to* 12 different plates of 1 1/"I Coloured to Nature NOTE v v 11 lil M 11 v v - n thg b est style o f Modern . Chromo Litho. Art, printed on Write iu name Papei . ( form a unique collection> If you want these 1 and address Beautiful Wild Flowers, nlainiv and' pos “°' ' ' The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND Enclose with s<> Qi d Judge cigarette Boxes Label ?.’and Three Penny Stamps 3 Penny Stamps) and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand

TT WENSIN J DISTRICT OF CITY OF Ak DECLARATION OF POLL. Public Notice is hereby given that atthe Election held on the 25th day of March, 1903, for the return of Five Qualified Persons to serve as Members of the Licensing Committee for the District of the City of Auckland, the following is the result of the Poll : — Votes. AICKIN, GRAVES 4,674 CASEY, MAURICE 4,794 CHEAL, PETER EDWARD 4,801 CRAIG, JOSEPH JAMES ... 5,034 RICHARDSON, WILLIAM ... 1,828 ROSSER, ARTHUR 4,682 I, the undersigned, Henry Hawthorne Grant Ralfe, Returning Officer for the said District, therefore declare the said GRAVES AICKIN MAURICE CASEY PETER EDWARD CHEAL JOSEPH JAMES CRAIG, and ARTHUR ROSSER to be duly elected as Members of the Licensing Committee for the Licensing District of the City of Auckland, they, the said Graves Aickin, Maurice Casey, Peter Edward Cheal, Joseph James Craig, and Arthur Rosser having received in the aggregate at all the Polling places the greatest number of votes. And in pursuance of the Alcoholic Liquors Sale Control Act, 1893, I do appoint the first Tuesday in the months of June, September, December, and March in each year as the time, and the Magistrate’s Court at Auckland as the place, for the holding of Licensing Meetings of the said Committee. Dated this 28th day of March, 1903. r EN Y H. G. ’• AmFR. t'efurnine Officer AMUSEMENTS jpi Z ERALD 01., CUM aM> ME NIG ERIE THE REIGNING ATTRACTION. CROWDED NIGHTLY WI I H ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES. SATURDAY, IR 4tw, MATINEE G«AN’> MATINEH. Doors opening 2 o’clock Perforn anee 3 o’clock *»harp When a’l Children will be admitted f>t &■ 6 , 6d, 6 , 61. I AST THREH NIGHT . Our Season ositive’y Closes SATURDAY, ft PR IL 4th op O-N I G H T. jjp O-N I G H T. the; MARVEDDOUB’’ lON AND ELEPHANT ACT. SENSATIONAL CYCI E WHIRL, MADAME MEI lA. THE FAMOUS LEON FAMILY, MASTER BE TIE, THE GRACEFUL TYLERS. HADJI I'ABAR THEWAR HORSE ST. JUST. THE HUNG RIAN HORSES, THE NONPAREIL COMMODORE, THE HIGH JUMPING HORSE. REMEMBER ONLY THREE NIGHTS. D N'T FORGEj LOiA'ION: FREEMAN’S BAY. Trams take you right to the Entrance. PRICES OF ADMISSION : Reserved Platform Chairs, 4s; Stalls, Bs. Family Circle, 2s ; Fit, Is Bale of Tickets commences at 7 o dock. Be in Time. . FRED. O P- RKER, Agent. £JIB | HEATRK MO DAY Nt XL GRAND TESTIMONIAL PERFORMANCE tendered by THE CITIZENS OF AUCKLAND To MB P. R DIX. A G’gantic Programme will be presented, in which all the Leading Singers and Entertainers in Auckland will take part. Tickets may be purchased at H. E. Partridge and Co., Queen-street, and at Wildman, Lyell ■and. Arey’s. Box Plan now Open.