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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3120, 17 February 1879, Page 3

' Auctions TO-MOBKOVV, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th. At 11 o'clock. JOHN L E V D O N Has received instructions from Mr" John Stitohbubt to sell on the Premises, Karaka Tramway (opposite the Una Battery), Hi* Substantially built THREE-ROOMED COTTAGE (held under Minor's Bight), with a Large Garden well-stocked with Vegetables and Fruit Treeß, together with 400 Gallon Tank (nearly new). 176 Notices STATEMENT of tee Receipts and KJ ExPENDITUBE OF COUBT PfilDE OF Pabnell, No. 4409, Ancient Obpeb of fobestebs, auckland dlstbict, FOB THE YEAB ENDED 318T DeCEMBEB, 1878. Dr. £ s d To balance in Bank of New Zealand, 31stDec, 1877... 28 12 9 „ Initiation and other Fees... 13 19 6 „ Contributions of. Members 638 15 6 „ Interest on Capital ... 84 13 0 „ Contributions from Members of other Courts ... 6 6 3 „ Befunded by Auckland District 40 0 0 „ Foreign Medical Fees ... 2 10 „ Goods ... 9 3 8 Total ... ... £823 11 8 Ob. £ a d „ By Sick Benefits 163 10 0 „ Funeral Benefit 20 0 0 „ District Levies 84 1 5 ; , Sick Benefits to Members of other Courts 7 0 0 „ Contributions of Members of other Courts remitted 4 19 0 -„ Trustees for Investment as fixed Deposits ... ... 210 0 0 „ Benevolent Gifts 24 13 10 „ Surgeon's Salaries 157 1 8 „ Secretary's Salary 35 0 0 „ Advertising, Printing and .Stationery 14 6 6 „ Miscellaneous Expenditure 6 12 2 „ Delegates' Travelling Expenses 11 6 0 „ Woodward's Fees 6 0 0 „ Goods, &c 2 5 1 „ Eent 20 0 0 ,i Balance in Bank of New Zealand, 31st Dec, 1878 56 16 0 Total ... ... £823 11 8 Capital, 31st December, 1878— £ s d Balance in Bank of New Zealand 56 16 0 Bank Deposits... . ... 1730 0 0 * 1786 16 0 Capital, 31stDecember, 1877... 1548 12 9 Increase during the year „... £238 3 3 CHABLE3 AHIEB, Secretary. Examined and found correct— ■ , Geoegob Wilson, P.C.R.,) James Smith, D.S., [Auditors. R. J. Stone, ) 2nd January, 1879. NOTICE. TTAVING disposed of my business to Mr XJL Ghas. Pyne, I respectfully solicit for him a continuance of the favors so long bestowed on me. W. AVENELL. WITH reference to the above I beg to state that I hope, by cleanlinesi, civilty, strict attention to business, and keeping only the BEST MEAT obtainable, to secure the same liberal support as accorded to my predecessor. CHAS. S. PYNE. J ■, ; j IToar Getting Crowded Out 1 IMPORTANT TELEGRAM. TO the Inhabitants of 810ck27, Shortland, and Parawai.—Be united, ard join together. Bust up the little Ring that is now ruling you and frittering away your looal revenue. Advice to the friends of Grahamstown : Don't pile on the agony too much! the last,straw broke the Camel's back. Public, draw you own conclusions. fgT Abote All Things, PATRONISE THE CHEAP BOOT- - SELLER add MAKER, E. 0. MORGAN. By deing to you will cave you money, get a Good Fit, and have real Value in Workmanship and Material. Try Morgan's Men's E.S Boots ... 12s 6d Try Morgan's Ladies' Patent Shoes ... 12s 9d Try Morgan's Men's and Boys' Bluchers from ... 6§ 9d Try Morgan's Ladies' and Children's BOOTS and SHOES of- all Descriptions, Cheaper than any other house in town. Country Orders, accompanied with Cash or reference, forwarded to any of the Up-river Settlements. Don't look for the addres, but OALL or SEND to— E. C. MORGAN, BOOTMAKER, POLLEN STREET, SHORTLAND. Oriental Lounge and Nevada Hotel, OENTBE OF QUEEN AND DURHAM STREETS, AtJCELAM). H. C . R rO~H MOID, Pbopkietob. mHE Proprietor of "the above EstablishX ment, ever alive to the comforts of hit PATRONS, has for some time seen and felt tbat there was a want of some place of Resort of a more private nature, and at the game time, more Elegantly appointed LOUNGE, where Professional Gentlemen, Business Men and others, after the fatigues of the day, could while away an hour in pleasant converse. To this object THE PROPRIETOR has addressed himself diligently, and has now much pleasure in being able to announce the completion of one of the most ELEGANT SALOONS to be found in this part of the world, which will be known from this lime forward as the ORIENTAL LOUNGE. To those heretofore unacquainted with any ! thing ORIENT, a rare chance now present* itself for viewing the interior of the famous EASTERN DIVAN Grand Entrance from Queen street. Doors open from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Durham Street Bur and Luncheon Bar opea daily. 168