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Amus ©raonts. QT. BENEDICT'S • HALL, NEWTON. k" MONDAY, AUGUST Bth. 1893. EIGHTH FORTNIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT. Orchestral Selections, Vocal and Instrumental Items, Character Songs and Dances, Ventriloquism, and a SideSplitting Farce. Chairs Is Body of Hall. 6d. Chairs, is. p DRUM, Hon. Sec. 125, Symonds-street. ' P^^ANNuf^C^FRT. SCH° o o^ U&SF&t^nSil 1 o_ S: teniber Gth. . , The leading lady and gentlemen singers ana performers of Auckland will assist. A fir.st-class programme is assured, tuu particulars in future issues. Proceeds in aid of the annual picnic, etc. Sec. P.S. Committee. Q.RESTERS1 HALL, NEWTON. Don't Fokget BENEFIT CONCERT AND DANCE IN ABOVE HALL, ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10TH., In Aid of the Widow and Children of the Late Wm. Dethmer. EXTRAORDINARY PROGRAMME. See local this issue. Concert only Is, children half-price. Concert and dance, 2?, Double ticket, 3s. J. McNAMARA, Hon. Sec. W. FOLLAS, Manager. pRAF T0 N "A T H0 M E." CHORAL HALL. The Eight Dance of the Season will be held on FRIDAY NEXT, August 12th. A. HARRISON, Sec. Please present membership ticket at, door. Sportipg. A VONDALE ~ JOCKEY CLUB. -"- SPRING MEETING. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1898. PROGRAM ME: FIRST DAY. MAIDEN PLATE of SOsovs; 6 furlongs HANDICAP HURDLES of 50sovs; 12 mile JUVENILE STAKES of 60sovs; 4 furlOflffS AVONDALE CUP of lOOsovs; 11 mile HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE of 30 soys; 3 miles PONY HANDICAP of 30sovs; 6 furlongs FLYING HANDICAP of 50sovs; 5 furlongs SECOND DAY. HANDICAP HURDLES of 40sovs; 1£ mile ELECTRIC HANDICAP of 50sovs; 4 furNURSERY HANDICAP of 50sovs; 4 furlongs PONY HANDICAP of 30sovs; 5 furlongs PLUMPTON HANDICAP of 75sovs; 1 HUNT 9 CLUB HURDLE HANDICAP of 25sovs; 2 miles MOUNT ALBERT HANDICAP of 50sovs; 5 furlongs. Nominations: Avondale Cup, Hunt Cltfb Steeples, Plumpton Handicap, and Hunt Club Hurdles, will close on FRIDAY, August 26, at 9 p.m. General Entries: FRIDAY, September 2, at 9 p.m. Full particulars in future issue. HARRY H. HAYR, Hon. Secretary. Lectures, Etc. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. COOK-STREET. W. W. C O~L LI N S Delivers his final Lecture TO-MORROW. Subject: "Some Ancient Myths and Theii Relation to Modern Beliefs." Doors open at 7. Lecture/7.30. Admission, 6d and Is. ~T~UCKLiAND CATHOLIC LITERARY Z_- . SOCIETY. OPEN NIGHT, AUGUST 9th, IS9B. A LECTURE on 'Spain and the Spaniards,' by Rev. FATHER MAHONEY, After which will be produced by members a new and original Absurdity, entitled, THE WRECK OF THE SAUCY PUSS. Admission by invitation only. P. FOLEY, Secretary. Educational. "F o. R__. _E..._ N.. G. J. ,*L E E P-1- -ff-G EXAMINATIONS. MARINE, WINDING, Etc. AND ALL BRANCHES OP TECHNICAL DRAWING AND APPLIED MECHANICS, Etc., Etc. Wollesley-streot Public School, TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS, AT 7 P.M. Instructor: W. I. ROBINSON, authorised by Government. ■ Correspondence Pupils : Address, Mt. Roskil! Heatings. T IBERAL ASSOCIATION. JU A Meeting of Council of the above Association will be held in the Wesley Hall Committee Rooms on MONDAY, August S, at 8 p.m. A full attendance is requested. Business of importance. S. REID. Secretary. ~T FINAL MEETING of the Ladies' •^- Committee of the Greenwood Benefit Entertainment will be held at Mrs Sowerby's Hall on MONDAY, at 3 p.m. By order. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A MASS MEETING OF WORKERS will be held under the auspices of the Trades and Labour Council on N"EXT SATURDAY^ NIGHT, 13th inst, at the Firebell, foot of Grey-street. Subject— RAILWAY EXTENSION TO TARANAKI. W. C. FRASER, Vice President Trades and Labour Council. Late Adveptissaaesttts. FOR SALE, Photographer's Enlarging Lamp, by Laytor, 6 Condensers with developing trays, etc., etc.—Apply Peter Smith, Engineer and Cycle Maker, 14, Albert-street. WANTED, MAN WITH SMATjj CAP^ ITAL To Buy into General Store in a Rising Country District. BUSINESS BEEN ESTABLISHED SOME YEARS. Owner will sell Freeholds and Stock at Valuation, and on exceptionally easy terms. We can safely recommend this to a man with limited capital. Inspection of books offered to bona fide purchaser. Full information on application to BARR BROWN & CO., __* Victoria Arcade. \yyANTED, Generals, Taranaki, good " place for respectable country girl, and passage paid and met at stationKuaotunu 13/, Remuera 12/, Mount Roskill and town; Housekeeper, Cooks, Farm Hands, Baker's Improver 15/; Manager for flaxmill, good Gardener, Hotel Man 15/; Youth milk and drive: Cabinet Maker's Improver 12/ to 30/, Wl) elwiight Boy for factory 8/ to 15/; wanted to sell, Saloon Ticket for Napier; wanted to Buy, Ticket for Sydney.—McLeod, 24, Queen-street. Telephone BS4. OR SALE, Rocky Nook, 6-roomed Residence, with bath, gas. oity water ; large allotment.—Baker Bros., Auctioneer. WANTED, Two Smart Boys, apply ready to start work Monday morning 9 a.m.— Noton Bros., Smith and Caughey's Buildings. TO LET, House, in Gundry-street.— Apply Mrs Galbraith, Gundry-street. FOR SALE, a good Milking Cow; very quiet; suit a family ; price £3.—Mrs McIver, Commercial Road, Arch Bill. OR SALE. Mount Eden, Residence of 6 rooms, with every convenience ; fine view. Large Allotment.—Baker Bros., Auctioneers,