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Auckland Star, Volume III, Issue 624, 11 January 1872, Page 3

CALIFORNIAN "NEWS OF THE WOELD." ONLY 50 COPIES LEFT. REED & BEETT, sole agents, Evening- Star Office. Copies can also he "had from Manley, stationer, Queen street Harris, stationer, Shortland Btroet Stretton, stationer, Parncll* Gilman, Post Office, Onehunga Maya, Post Office, North Shore Duder, grocer, North Shore CITY ENDOWMENTS. City Council Office, January 10, 1872, NOTICE is hereby given that tho City Endowments aro now in the management of the City Council. Tenants are therefore requested to pay their Rents to Mr. J. W. Diddajis, the City Collector, till further notice. F. BRODIE, Town Clerk. NO. 6 COMPANY A.R.V. THE General Hnlf-yearly meeting of the above Company will be held at the Orderly Room, Princes street, on Friday evening, the 12th inst., immediately after parade. All members requested to bo present. Business : Election of non-commissioned officer?, and other matters of importance. By order. GEORGE BULLOCK, Hon. See. SPRING VILLA, PONSONBY ROAD.— The duties of Mrs Addey's Boarding and Day School will bo resumed on Monday, January 15. EPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY, ONEHUNGAROAD. M'ES. LEWIS'S Pupils will commence their Studies, MONDAY, January 22nd, 1872. MR. AND MADAME WINTER'S Schools, Melbourne House, Karangahape Road. Tho young ladies and gentlemen will roassemble on MONDAY, January 15th. SHORTLAND HOUSE SEMINARY, Shortland street.—Conducted by Mrs. Harden and Miss Haselden. Studies will ro» commence on Tuesday, January 23rd instant. —January 4, 1872, FA I NT! PAINT!! FOR SALE, 5 cwt. Black Paint at 3d: pel* lb. A. DRUMMOND, Market Place. TUST RECEIVED. —A small quantity of J Silk Grain of choice kinds, and of Mulberry Seeds. —Apply to the Curator, Acclimatisation Gardens, or to the undersigned T.KI RK. TTAUXHALL GARDENS, LAKE V ROAD, NORTH SHORE. William Wells and Son have much pleasure in announcing that Vauxhall Gardens are again open to the public. Tho whole of the grounds have been rearranged, the walks repaid, and every novelty in shrubs, ficwers, and rustic architecture has been introduced. These splendjd gardens will now vie with any in the province for natural beauty of the indegonious trees and shrubs, and the luxuriance, variety,and the abundance of the plants and flowers. To picnic parties imd sohools, Vautahll Gardens will bo found especially attractive and suitable ; and every accommodation will be afforded by the proprietors to visitors of this class. Refreshments of all kinds at very moderate prices. Swings, cricket, and other amusement for young people. The proprietors beg to offer their sincere thanks to the Officers and Brethren of tho A, O.F. and 1.0.0. for their magnificent patronage on Boxing Day, and to the many hundreds of ladies and gentlemen who joined in the Fete Given by the amalgamated Societies. given oy g_^ WELLg & gON> Vauxhall Gardens. /X, T7IOR LONDON DIRECTi /sO§*c\\To sail ou Thursday, 18th Jan. The Composite Clipper Ship CITY OF AUCKLAND, Al at Lloyds 16 years, W. Ashby, Commander. .-,,,■. ■> j n No steerage passengers will be booked altei Saturday, the 13th inst. Steerage faro, £20. For passage apply to Captain Ashbt, or bOftr CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO., Agents. Auckland, January 9, 1872.