ECC-ESIASTIOA-. ST. PAUL'S Symonds-street.—B a.in.. H. Com.; 11 n,m.; 3 p.m.. Children's Service; 7 p.m. Antliem: Like as a Father" (Hatton). Offertory: "There is a Green Hill" (Gounod). Preachers: Morning , . Bishop of -Christcliureh; Evening, ,Veu, Archdeacon Wright. "VTOHTHCOTE Presbyterian Church.— 11 a.m.. Mr James Wilson (Methodist City Mission); 7 p.m.. Mr A. Mill. Sabbath School. 2.30. Greenhithe, 3 p.m.. Mr J. Brook. TSaRISTADELPEIAN FiiATERNAL V-- , SYNAGOGUE, Eden Terrace Public Hall. New North-road. —11 a.m.., Breaking of Bread; 7 p.m., Address, "IMPENDING CHANGES IN THE GOVEKNMEKT OF THE WORLD." ■riT. MARY'S CATHEDRAL PARNELL. VO — February 14. Holy Communion. 8 a.m.: Moining Brayer and Sermon 11 a.m.; Bishop WilsoiT. of Melanesia, will preach. Evensong :ind Sermon. 7 p.m. Bishop Mules, of Nelson, will TucKUND BAl^i^T _ TriFY - lli^sToN; -A- Otidellows' Hull. Cook-strept. Pastor. REV. DAVID PARRY. 11 a.m.. Opened." 2.30 p.m.. Cunday !>«-»>ool. 0 p.m.. Open Air Sen-ice. i p.m., fWO Thursday, 7.30 p.m.-HUdreths Bali. Freeman's Bay—Prayer Me.-tiug. able discourse. jfsOXCRtKCB, Parnell - Morning at 11, Kvonina at 7. ■VTEWTO.N OONGREGATIOSAiL CHTJBCH, EDINBIJCGH STREET. Morning, 11—Mr Stone. Eveulug. o.43—Rev. C. Worboyd. Subject: "Christkuiity and Woinau." Second of Series of Special Sermons. T> R E L I M I N A R~Y N OTIC E. AN ALL-DAY CONVENTION For the DEEPENING OF SPIRITUAL LIFE. Will be held on GOOD FRIDAY, At the CENTRAL MISSION HALL. ALBERT AND VICTORIA STREETS. Various Ministers and Laymen will take part. Provision will be made to supply refreshments for those who desire to spend the Christian Frieuds will kindly make a special note of these meting, and endeavour to attend. MEETINGS. ATOUNT ROSKILL SCHOOL. There will be a Meeting of Parents and R<fsidcats on MONDAY. lGth insC, at 7..'W p.nT, in the School. Business: To receive Reports from Deputations, and to consider other matters concerning the school. A. H. WALKER. P. G. ANDREW. Conveners. TUjiISS MeLEOD MEMORIAL. THE UNVEILING OF THE TABLET to the Memory of the late MISS MeLEOD, for many years Infant mistress of the Ponsonby School, will take place at the Infant School, Ponsonby Terrace, on MONDAY NEXT, at 3 p.m. All interested are invited to attend. JOHN CLARK, Hon. Sec. LLERSLIE GUN C L U B. The Annual Meeting will be lx-ld at the Harp of Erin Hotel, February I.lth, T.oO p.m. J. WILLIAMSON, Hon. Sec. A VONDALE ' TRAIN SERVICE. A PUBLIC MEETING. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1904. Residents of Avondale and surrounding Districts are requested to meet in the Avoudale Public Hall at 8 p.m. T. B. CLAY, Convenor. rruiH NEW FOUR-IN-HAND GOLD JL MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. i Notice i* hereby k'iveu that the Annual Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Office. No.s. 11 and 12. New ZpalaiKl Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. Auckland, ou MONDAY, the 22ml day of February, 11)04, at 11 a.m., for the purpose of Receiving the Directors' Report and Statement at Accounts, stud transacting tuo ordinary general business of che Company. J. B. SHEATH, Secretary, Auckland, February l.°»th, 1004. AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL VV, A SSOCI AT lON. FIRST ANNUAL SHOW, VICTORIA PARK, CAMBRIDGE, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 2b AND 24, 1004. Schedules aro now ready and will lie forwarded to any address on application to Mr E. Hall, Q/ueen street, or the Secretary. Cambridge. Entries close March 12. E. VEALE. Secretary. IRKE-NHEAD AND NORT iYcOTH FRUITGROWERS' ASSOCIATION. SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SHOW Of Fruit. Flowers. Vegetables. Dairy Pro ducc. Poultry. Cattle, etc. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1904. In the new Wesley an Hall, and Grounds. Birkenhead. To be opened at noon by Mr E. "W. Alisou, M.H.R.. and followed by addresses by Mr J. H. Witheiord, and Mr J. BolUird, M.H.R.'s. Afternoon Tea. The Show will remain open till ft p.m.. Entries received at the Schoolroom fro.n 6 to S p.m., Monday, 15th. ADMISSION TO HALL, 1/. F. PUGH, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. p 1 T V OF AUCKLAND. HIGH STREET CLOSED. TAKE NOTICE:—High street from Vulcan lane to Short Uind street will be closed ogainat vehicular traffic on SATURDAY, the 13th, aad MONDAY, the 15th instant, durixitf tit; carrying out of drainage works. HENRY W. WILSON, February 12, 190-1. Town Clerk. ■\TISS ELLIS, Dressmaker, PonsonbyA-J., has removed to No. 24 Hepburn-st., and commences business the first week in March. JUST Fancy, there are ten tons of very choice Ceylou Farmings now arriving for John Earle and Co., Direct Tea Importers, Queen-st. piTK O CLKAR ANC E SALE. THOMAS'S Celebrated English Instruments. Thoroughly reliable, will stand up Ito concert pitch in any climate. j HEAVY REDUCTIONS FOR CASH. POLLARD MOUZER, Direct Importer, Top Swaasoii-st., opf. Sbortlaad-st.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 38, 13 February 1904, Page 3
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