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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5043, 23 May 1877, Page 3

Funeral Notice THE OFFICERS and BBETHERN of the LOYAL BRITANNIA LODGE are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of the late Brother WILLIAM LONGHURST, which will leave his late residence, Makara, on THURSDAY, the 24th instant. The procession will leave his residence at 3 o’clock p.m., and proceed to the place of interment at Makara. Visiting members are also invited to attend. Regalia—Aprons trimmed with black and black gloves. C. W. BELL, Secretary. Public Notices jpEATHERSTON MEMORIAL. Subscribers are requested to note the following arrangements for the 24th inst.: — The doors of the Museum will be opened at half-past two, but entrance by the eastern door (in Museum-street) will only be given until a quarter to three, after which admission will be by the south door only, the entrance in Museum-street being reserved from that time for members of the Government, the Memorial Committee, and those who have special cards of admission. Should any gentleman who is a subscriber fail to receive a card of admission, he will be supplied on application to the undersigned. J. WOODWARD, Chairman of Committee. Wellington, May 19, 1877. The port nicholson mining INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. A CALL of ss. per share, made by the Directors of this Company, is due and payable on or before MONDAY, the 4th June next, at the office of the Company, Public Hall, John-ston-street, Wellington. By order of the Board of Directors. CHAS. HILLSDEN, Secretary. Wellington, Hay 5, 1577. Note. —All shares upon which calls have remained unpaid for a period of three months will be forfeited after the 4th day of June next, unless such calls, together with fines, be paid with the present call on or before that date. WELLINGTON PUBLIC HALL COMPANY (LIMITED.) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND. A Dividend in the above Company, at the rate of 10 per cent, on the capital up to 31st March, 1877, was made payable at the annual meeting on May 7, and will be paid on aud after this day, May 8. CHARLES HILLSDEN, Secretary. Wellington, May 8, 1877. Brunner coal-mining and STEAM-SHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). COALS, COKE, FIREBRICKS, &o„ &c. The above Company, hitherto exporting upwards of 20,000 tons of coal annually, hereby intimate, now the local railway is completed and open for traffic, the Company can supply upwards of 2000 tons weekly, at REDUCED RATES, r. 0.8. Coke, superior to best English, in any quantity. Firebricks, fireclay, gas retorts and fire goods of every description always on hand, in quantities to suit purchasers, at lowest rates. Vessels can obtain coal charters to any port of the colony. Further particulars on application to the Company's office, Greymouth. M. KENNEDY, Manager. COKE, FIREBRICKS, &c., &C. BRUNNER COAL-MINING & STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED.) On and after Ist MAY next, Greymouth Coals, of superior quality, may be obtained at the Company’s Yards, in any quantity, at REDUCED RATES. Also, Coke, Fireclay, Firebricks, Tiles, and every description of fire goods, at reasonable prices. Coal delivered in any part of the town when required. F. FRANKLYN, Local Agent. Wellington, April 13. fjl O ARCHITECTS. DESIGNS are hereby invited for a new CHURCH at the Lower Hutt. A premium of per cent, will be given for the design most approved of (such design to remain the property of the Building Committee) ; and a bonus of £lO for the one next approved of. For particulars apply to Mr. R, Cleland, Hutt Bridge, or Mr. G. Dutton, Lambtonqnay. All designs must be delivered to Mr. Ransom, Lower Hutt, on or before the 30th JUNE, 1877. MELBOURNE HARBOR TRUST RESIDENT ENGINEER. Applications for the position of Resident Engineer to the Trust are invited from dulyqualified professional men up to the 14th JUNE, 1877. Applications to be addressed to the Chairman, and marked “Application for Engineer.” OKITIKA STATE SCHOOL. Applications, accompanied by Testimonials, for the appointment of a First-class Assistant Male Teacher tor the above school, will be received up to the 12th JU jY, 1877. Salary, £2OO per annum. D. W. VIRTUE, Chairman Local Committee. ]'N THE PRESS, and will shortly appear, Price, 7s. 6d., THE STATUS OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND IN NEW ZEALAND. A pamphlet containing all the important decisions of the English Courts pronounced during the last twenty years- bearing upon the status of the Church in the colonies. Together with a number of articles aud letters contributed during a recent newspaper controversy upon the same subject; an Introduction by James Macassey, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, Dunedin ; and a Preface by George Cook, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, aud Chancellor of the Diocese of Dunedin. To he had of R. T. WHEELER, Staffordstreet, Dunedin, piIEMIUMS FOR CLOSET PAN. A premium of £2O is offered by the Christchurch City Council aud the Local Board of Health conjointly for the best sample of closet pan or tub. The pan to he of wood or iron, round or oval, flat bottom (if of wood, must be hooped with strong iron bands), provided with removable lid, a perforated false bottom, also removable, to be inserted at a height of 4in. above the real bottom. Dimensions. The exterior of the pan or tub not to exceed 15iu. in height, nor 15in. in diameter if round; it oval, the diameter to be larger. The approved pau to be the property of the Sanitary Committee. Samples to ho delivered at the office of the Local Board of Health, Hereford-street, Christchurch, on or before SATURDAY, the 30th day of JUNE NEXT. JAMES GAPES, | rh „ irmen FREDK. HOBBS, j chalrmen -