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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5104, 2 August 1877, Page 4

Public Notices fJIE AEO RECLAMATION. ( A MEETING of the Burgesses of the City of Wellington—called by the Mayor, in terms , of Section 141 of the Municipal Corporations ; Act, 1876, for the purpose of considering a proposal for the Reclamation of Te Aro Foreshore, and the propriety of borrowing a sum of £IOO,OOO, by way of special loau, tor carrying out the said reclamation work—having been duly held on Monday, the 23rd day of July instant, and the proposal having received consideration and discussion at the aforesaid meeting— _ . _ The Mayor hereby gives notice that a will be taken for and against the said proposal, in the manner provided by The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876, on MONDAY, the 6th DAY of AUGUST NEXT, of which Foil further particulars will be published in due course by the Returning Officer. WILLIAM HUTCHISON, Mayor. In conformity with the above notice, and as required in writing under the hand of his Worship the Mayor, I hereby intimate, as Returning Officer, that the Poll fixed for MONDAY, the 6th DAY of AUGUST, will heffin at 9 o’clock in the forenoon and close at°C o’clock in the afternoon of that day, and will be taken for the respective Wards at the following polling booths Market Hall, Cuba-street, for Te Aro Ward. Mr. A. Fraser’s Office, Courtenay-place, for Cook Ward. Odd Fellows’ Hall, for Lambtou Ward. Mr. Waters’, near Royal Hotel, for Thorndon Ward. J. B. WALLACE. Returning Officer. July 28. . TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE WELLINGTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Highways Office, Hutt, sth July, 1877. TAKE NOTICE that it is the intention of the Board to levy a rate of Is. in the £ on the Ist day of August next, for the year ending 30th June, 1878, payable in one sum, on and after the 15th September next, and that' the Ratebook will be open for inspection at the following places, on and after Monday, the 13th August ; No. 1 Ward—Residence of Mr. Francis Greer, Tawa Flat. No. 2 Ward —Post Office, Pahautanni. No. 3 Ward—Mr. Henry Robertson’s, opposite Post Office, Hutt. No. 4 Ward —The residence of Mr. Robert Dick, Wainuiomata. No. 5 Ward—Mr. Henry Robertson’s, I opposite Post Office, Hutt. No. 6 Ward—Mr. Wm. Burt’s store, Upper Hutt. Jy order of the Chairman. .. HENRY ASHTON, Clerk. Loyal Britannia lodge, 1.0.0. F., M.U. The members of the above lodge are hereby informed that Dr. Bradford has been elected Medical Attendant ; and the brethren are respectfully requested to apply to that gentleman should they require his assistance. By order of the N.G. ■ C. W. BELL, Per Secretary. JVTOTICE.—AII persons having any claim Iy| against the late Joseph Bartlett, or any person indebted to the same, must send in claims and pay their accounts on or before the 7th day of AUGUST. 1877, to Jas. Taylor, Trustee, Tawa Flat. T O MARINE ENGINEERS. THE NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOR BOARD is desirous to obtain the services of a properly qualified MARINE ENGINEER to act as Resident Engineer during the construction of the proposed Harbor Works, Application to be made on or before the Ist October, 1877. Forms of application and conditions of service can be obtained of Mr. J. O. Lawson, Harbor Board Office, New Plymouth. THOMAS KELLY, Chairman New Plymouth Harbor Board. July 10, 1877Music PIANOFORTES TUNED, REGULATED, AND REPAIRED. C. AND T. RAMSEY, Cottage and Grand Pianofore Makers, from Broadwood and Sons London. Pianofortes re-strung, hammers re-covered, keys restored to original coir*. touch regulated, &0., &c. Dealers in pianofortes, harmoniums, violins, flutes, accordions, concertinas, and all kinds of musical instruments. Also, new and standard music in sheet and book. C. & T. RAMSEY, Lamhton-quay, opposite St. George’s Hall. WO THOUSAND PIANOFORTES AND HARMONIUMS. Since I commenced business in New Zealand I have sold more than Two Thousand Pianos and Harmoniums, all of which have given perfect satisfaction. I have now One Hundred for sale, at prices lower than any other house in the colony, for CASH or on DEFERRED PAYMENTS. In addition to my already very large Stock, I have just landed shipments of Broadwood’s, Brinsmead’s, Kirkman’s, Ohalleu and Hodgson’s, Aucher Freres, and Bord’s Pianos; i Alexandre’s Harmoniums ; Brass Instruments, Music Stools, and an immense variety of Musical Goods. A new shipment of Mason and Hamlin’s American Organs is daily expected. Inquiries through post as to price of instruments on the Deferred Payment system will receive prompt attention. C. BONNINGTON, Pianoforte and Music Warehouse, Lambton-quay. Sole Agent for Mason and Hamlin’s American Organs. -pEICE ONE SHILLING EACH. BOOSEY’S MUSICAL INSTRUCTORS. The success which has attended the publication of Eoosey and Go’s Shilling Tutors, has induced them to add several important works to the series, which now forms the best collection of handy-books of musical instruction published in any country. Du. Callcott’s Grammar of Music. Edited by J. Pittman. Price Is. W. T. Best’s First Organ Book. Price Is. J. W. Elliot’s New Haemoniom Tutor. Price Is. Hennings’ First Book for the Violin, including 162 progressive exercises. Price Is. Case’s Violin Tutor. (Twentieth thousand.) Price Is. Brinley Richards’ First Lessons for the Pianoforte. Price Is. George Mount’s Popular Pianofote Tutor. (Seventy-second thousand.) Price Is. Balfe’s Ballad Tutor. Price Is. Vacoaji’s Singing Method, without Solfeggi. Price Is, Hatton’s Singing Tutor for Ladies’ Voices. New and enlarged edition. Price Is. Hatton’s Singing Tutor for Men’s Voices. New and enlarged edition. Price Is. Kappey’s Clarionet Tutor, including 100 exercises. Price Is. Edward Howell’s First Book for the Violincello. (Adapted from Pvomberg.) E, S. Pbaitbn’s Elute Tutor. New and enlarged edition. Price Is. Stanton Jones’ Cornet Tutor. Price Is. Case’s Concertina Tutor. Price Is. BOOSEY & CO., LONDON; And all Musicsellora in New Zealand.