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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 226, 29 September 1897, Page 5

The Mount Eden Free Methodist Church celebrated its nineteenth anniversary last evening by a tea and public meeting. - A good number sat down to an enjoyable tea, provided and dispensed by the ladies of the congregation. After the tea a public ineetingVas held, at which several addresses were made by friends of the church.

A service of song, entitled "Little Minnie, or the Snnshine of a Sister's Love," was delivered last evening by the Edendale Presbyterian choir, in the Symonds-street Presbyterian schoolroom, iii aid of the funds of the new branch of St. Andrew's Sunday-school in Parnell. There was a fair audience present, and the evening was very pleasantly spent.

Last evening in the Devonport Congregational Church Dr. Wolfenden delivered his interesting lecture on " America." Mr George Fowlds presided, and there was a moderate attendance. The lecture was listened to with deep attention by those present, and was very much enjoyed.

Lace curtains, Is 6d to 255, all tape edge. Special line of guipure from lis 6d at Court Bros.—(Advt.)

Children's pelisses and paletots, a charming variety just unpacked at Wilson, McCullagh and Co.'s.—(Advt.)

Carpet squares from 5s lid (a big lot just opened at Court Bros.') to £6 6s. Perfect goods.—Advt.

Before buying your spring dresses look through Wilson, McCullagh and Co.'s stock. For variety, beauty of design and lowness of price their dress goods are unsurpassed. —(Advt.)

Straw hats will be wanted.—Court Bros, have just opened a grand lot at from Is, for men's, youths', or hoys'.—Advt.

Morley's best English hosiery in cotton Lisle thread and summer cashmere now on sale from Is pair at Wilson, McCullagh and Co.'s.—(Advt.)