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Observer, Volume XXIII, Issue 32, 25 April 1903, Page 20

- ■** * '. ■ ■ • TW"E\V ZEALAND, RAILWAYS, AVONDALE RACES: SSTH & 29TH APUIL, 1903. On SATURDAY, 25th April, and WEDNESDAY, 29th April, special trains will leave Auckland for Avondale at 10.55 a.m., 11.30 a.m., and 12.20 p.m. ; returning leaving Avondale at 5.20 p.m., 5.40 p.m., and 6 p.m. These trains will .stop at Newmarket and Mount Eden only, with the exception of the 10.55 a.m. special, which will stop where required. Ordinary trains, slopping where required, will leave Auckland for Avondale at 10.30 a. in. and 1.20 p.m. Return fares from Auckland, Newmarket, and Mount Eden, to Avondale, including admission to course, 2s ; rail only, Is. The usual 10.55 a.m. Hclcnsville train will leave Auckland at 10.30 a.m., Newmarket 10.45, Mount Eden 10.55, Avondale 11.20 a.m. The usual 3.15 p.m. Auckland train will leave Helensville at 4^25 p.m., Henderson 5.51, Avondale 6.20, arriving Auckland 6.":< i p.m. BY ORDEU. MITCH ELSON TIM HER COMPANY (LIMITKl)). Notice is hereby «iveu that the Annual Meeting of Shareholders will lie held in the Kegi.xteted Office of the Company, Little Queen-street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 3(lth day of April. 19(13. at, 2.30 p in., to receive the Annual Iteport and Statement of Accounts and to elect a Director and an Auditor. By order of the Board of Directors. THOS. II BAUSTOW, KecreV&rj,. Auckland, April IG, I!HK{. J. J. C UAlti ' L m FL'IINITtJRK REMOVED 1(Y EXPERIENCED MEN. GAS COKE! G*S COKE! USK WITH TAUTIKI COALS. WE 'lave taken over the supply of the Auckland Gas Company's C ke as from the Ist May, and at c prepared to supply this good fuel at very low rates Arrangements are l>eing made that all ti e Coal Dealers in the various sulmrlis will keep a stock always in their jards, so that, the public can depend upon regular suppli'-s in the future. f J « ') . V> LIMITED. Next Bank of New Zc.iland, (,) U K E N - S T R K E T. TONDON. rpAILORINCJ no QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Crey-street Firebell). TWO DOOKS BKLOW HOBBS' BUILDINGS MR G. A. CRAIG, Formerly Cutter at the D.S.C., Desires to intimate that he lias returned to Auckland, and has taken over the management of the above business. Haviug for the past twelve months been engaged as Cutter in one of the leading Tailorng Establishments in Sydney, and having made a study of the latest London fashions, Old Customers and New Patrons can rely on receiving every satisfaction as regards Fit, Style and Workmanship. Ladies' Tailor-made Costumes from £4 48 Od