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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 46, 23 February 1901, Page 2

ECCLESIASTICAI*. VK7 0.T.U.-NOTICB.-TUe usual Meeting VV.at the Central Mission Hall, Albertsiivol, Wednesday, the :17th Inst., tit 6 p.m. j liM-cutivu Meeting at 2.i>o p.m. I T7-KEJ3 McUiodist Church, Mount Eden.— i X Morning U a.m., Rev. S. Polts; JflvenI ing 6.45, Rev. J. Banning. 1 _ . fIUURCH OF CHRIST, Lj PONSONBY ROAD. • i TO-MORROW. i 11 a.m.—Christian Worship. | jj.45 p.m.—iiible School. 6.45 p.ni.-MK THOS J. BULL will Preuch. Subject: "TH_ CHURCH: ITS WORSHIP." Seals all Free. Hearty Welcome to all Visitors. 7"1 ii DX CII O> ~C HRI ST, !V> WEST STREET. Morning at 11—Breaking of Bread. I Evening at G.4s—Preacher, LAURIE WILI COCK. Subject: "Elijah. The Tishbite." BIBLE CLASS-WEDNESDAY, as usual. CJAIiVATTo'N A"X M Y. £5- albert stret barracks, great temperance meeting every saturday night. Also. SPECIAL MEETINGS on SUN DAYS, with Song and Music up to dace. ADJUTANT and MRS TYLER, Commanding Ofhcers. riOME'AND WELCOME! - HELPING HAND MlSSlON.—Freeman's Bay Hall: 1 to 8 a.m., Prayer: 10 to 11 a.m., Outdoor Meeting-; 11 to 12, Hearty Family I Service, Children's Address and .Bible ! Heading- by C.E. "Lookout" Committee: > 2.45 to 4 p.m., Sunday-school; G to 6.40, Outdoor Service; 7 to 8, Cheery Service for the People. Speaker, Mr J. Smythe; Soloist, Mr Scott. Foresters' Hall, Newton: !G. 15 to 7 p.m., Meeting for Prayer; . to 8. I Mission Service; Address by Miss Hughes, Solos. A Cordial Welcome. i rmiE CENTRAL MISSION SERVICES. .L. _To-moiTOw: 11 a.m.. Rev. H. J. Walker; Evening at 0.30. Ha!/\ h°"£ *£"/ i Service- 7 p.m., Mr FRANCIS MURPHY, ! the famous Gospel Temperance Lecturer, from America, will speak. Solos by Mrs J.H. Wood and Miss Hankin. Everyone made welcome. pHU RC H OF" GO D. WHAT TIME DOES THE SABBATH BEGIN? MR SPEDDING ANSWERED (D.V.) WHARF, 3 P.M. DIVINE HEALING, NO DOCTORS, NO DRUGS, NO FEES, VICTORIA-STREET, 7 P.M. W. B. JAMES. A UCKLAND UNITARIAN CHUUCH. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, COOK St. TO-MOIiIIOW (SUNDAY), The REV. W. JELLIE, 8.A., Will preach. Morning at 11; Evening at 7. Sunday School at 3 p.m. UALVATION ARMY BARRACKS, NEWTON. Special Services all day TO-MORROW, led by Brass Band lads. New music, new journals. H. ELOOMFIELD, Ensign. ZION. — The Christian Catholic Church and Divine Healing Mission meets every Sunday Afternoon at 8 p.m., and Wednesday .Night at 7.30 p.m.. 11l the Tailoressos' Hall, Cook-street. Wm. Johnson, Deacon in charge. Mark xvl., 15 to 18, our belief and practice. Christ ta all and In all. TtIIRISTADELPHIANS Commemorate \J Christ's Death and K«»urrecUon, Masonic Hall, Karangahap* Road- Morning at 11. Evening Address at 6.45. ••The ramble of Dives and Lazarus." -vTjjTw Church Services, Pompallier JM Terrace, Ponsonby—Morning at 11; Sunday School, 2.45. TJKOTESTANT HALL, KARANGAHAPE jL' RD.— Sunday, 7 p.m., Gospel Address; Wednesday, 7.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting; Friday, 7.30 p.m., Bible Lecture. All Welcome. r^ I T V H A L I* v> Sunday Evening Service—Evang-elistic Address. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 o'clock. Strangers, YVmng Men, Cordially Invited. rnHEOSOI'HICAL" SOCJETY, MUTUAL iX LIFE BUILDINGS. PUBLIC MEETING, TO-MORROW EVENING at 7.30 o'clock. Musical Item. Heading, MRS DHAFPIN. Solo, "Andante Pastorale Semplice," B. CRUBSEL. Clarlonette, Mr HOOPER. Lecture, "Dreams," Dr. 0. W. SANDERS. Musical Item. Questions, Collection. GOLD MINING NOTICES. TTAURAKI MINES (LIMITED). The time for applying for Shares in the above Company has been Extended tp MONDAY, March 4th, at 4 p.m. J, H. PORTER, gepretary. 103, Queen-street. ' mHE JUNO GOLD MINING COMPANY^ -Li N.L. Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary Meeting of this Company will Ire held on MONDAY, the 25th day of February next, at 11 o'clock in the iorenoon, at Mr D. G. Macdonnell's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auck- • land, for the purpose of submitting to the 1 Company, #-nd if it is thought proper, of passing, the following resolutions:— That it is advisable to wind up the Company, and that accordingly the Company be wound up voluntarily, ' under the provisions, of The Mining Companies Act, 1894. That the Directors with all reasonable speed sell such part of.the property [ of the Company as shall not be money by public auction or private contract, together or in parcels, as shall be most prudent 1 That the surplus of the proceeds of the sale of the Company's Property and the moneys of the Company remaining after the completion of the winding up be paid and divided rateably to and between the Sharehold- ■ ers That on the completion of the wlnd- ; ing up the I}ooks and Documents of the Company be destroyed. Dated this 29th day of January, 1901. : D. G. MacDONNELIi, i Manager. BOROUGH NOTICES. THOROUGH OP PARNELL. . VALUATION LIST FOR YEAR 1901-2. Notice Is hereby given that the Valuation List for year 1901-2 now lies ■i'or inspection at the Borough Council Office. All objections thereto must be left at the Borough Council Office, addressed to the Assessment Court, on or before the 15th day of March proximo, and a~ copy of every such objection must be left at the Borough Council Office not less than 10 days before the sitting of the_ said Court. BE-NJ. GILMER, Town Clerk. Parnell. 16th February, 1901. Owing to the severity of the weather the Premier picnic arranged for to-day has been postponed till March 9. Notwithstanding the unfavourable indications about a hundred people came down from Paeroa to attend the picnic. Our Thames correspondent telegraphs: "The Wakatere left at 9.15 this morning' for Motutapu, carrying* about 400 excursionists to the Oddfellows' picnic. An hour after she left a tejegTam was received from Auckland stating that the picnic had been postponed. The weather here, thoug-h overcast, is fairly fine, the wind having- gone down."