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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 610, 23 December 1871, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN, that dTgol^ is prepared to supph all kind. , Timber and other Euildin. MateriS. -°f eluding Sashes, Doors, Moulding TR.lO* Timber, Houseblocks, Posts, RailHardw*? Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and £ a Laths, Shmgle 5 ,&c.,&c., at the lowest mat^ prices, at his Yards Custom-hous^lX WANTED Known that Holdup and Co are compelled to clear oat duriniM* present month their very lar;A stool r Timber and other Building Materials f their Yards in Custom-house street 'a"' early call and cash are necessary to'ohw great bargains. m WANTED, a eituation"lnT~rilt fl u lfl Linen or Woollen Drapery Es* fish n>ent, bj a young man with three v eft « experience.—Address office of this paper. riIHE Treasurer of the Home for Neglected J- and Destitute Children begs to afknoS ledge the receipt of Five Pounds from the Hon James Farmer, and Five Pounds from J. N. Crombie, Esq. being Christmas gifts to the Institute. Prince of Wales Theatre. TO THE CHILDREN.-30 of tha' Naval Cadets of No. 2 Company will appear. TENDERS. npENDERS will be received till Txtb3da.y Jl Noon, Ue2 6fch instant, for the Erection of the Grand Stand in the Albert Barracks ED. MAHONEY, Architect. December 23, 1871 QUEBEC GOLD MING COMPANY (REGISTERED).-Notice is hereby given that unless all Calls due are paid up within three days, the shareswill be advertised for forfeiture. R. HOENE, Manager. December 21, 1871. CHOEAL SOCIETY.^ fTIHE " Messiah" will be performed on the J_ evening of FRIDAY next, the 29th inst, in St Paul's Church. Further particulars will be given hereafter. W. H. CONNEL, Hon. Sec. AUCKLAND ARTILLERY VOLTTtf. TEEES. rTIHE Competitive Firing for Choice of JL Representatives for the Colonial Prizes, will take plice .at the Mount Eden Range on TUESDAY Mornining next, at 6 a.m. sharp. Ranges. 200 and 300 yards. Ammunition on the ground. E. H. FEATON, Capt. Commanding Battery. Prince of Wales Theatre. COME and see the 20 little Girls forming a Boquefc. DISTEICT OEDEES. Militia and Volunteer Office, Auckland, December 22,1871: IT is hereby notified that the Annual Inspection of the several Corps in the Auckland District will be made by the Inspector of Militia and Volunteers during the last week of next month (January), in days to be hereaEer specified. Oflacers commanding Troops and Companies are consequently requested to avail themselves of every opportunity which may offer before that period to prepare their commands for this inspection. Light Infantry Drill is to be specially pmctised. WILLIAM GORDON, Major, j Commanding Auckland District. TO TEE ELECTOES OE THE Clk OF AUCKLAND. X ADIE& AND GENTLEMEa,—At the Jj request of aiumber of Ratepayers, I hare tha honor to offir myself as a Candidate for your suffrages a a Councillor for the ensuing Election; bd, if returned, I will advocate strict ecomay, supporting only expensive improvement when absolutely necessary, and above all, eneavor to keep down additional rates. Yars obediently, EDWARD ISAACS. OREMQRNE. CKEMORNE. jCREMOKNE. j CHE^TMAS HOLIDAYS. BOXINGpAY, DECEMBEE 26, EJTEEPSISE, NO 1, WILL Le/e the Queen-street Wharf EverJHom\ Return Tickets—One Shilling. MOONtCGHT NIGHTS!!! \ XBOULTJ&a. \ P T* T>3 KING DAY. !3ffiZl^ Irties wishing to see the River' eSHßellst hea'\ Railway are reminded that the W .; .EM IN I ' ».. s leaves AucklanJdaily 11 o'clock morning returning at 5 p\. Ret\n Tickets, 33. During the h^days children under ten yearefree' J CASEY-