MEETINGS & ENTERTAINMENTS

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 136, 8 June 1907, Page 6

MEETINGS & ENTERTAINMENTS

POINT CHEVALIF.R "ROAD EOABD. i The Point Chevalier Road Board met on j Wednesday evening, Mr Thomas Dlgnan I presiding. Messrs Samuel McWilliams ! and Joseph Hoskins were also present. It was decided, on the district health ! officer's rpf-oiamendatlon. to have a house- ! to-hemse inspection made throughout the ] district. In connection with a letter trom the town clerk of Grey I.ynn. Mr Peter Collins (chairman} am] Mr T. Dlgnan were appointed to call on the Mayor of Grey Lynn and discuss matters iv connection with the Arch 13111 deviation and improvement'to the Great North-road. The clerk reported the general fund to he £14 in credit. H was resolved to insert an advertisement in the newspapers warning people against removing stones from Mr Roseraan's fence, and also to e.reet a notire board over the wall bearing a similar warning, KINGSLAND SUNDAY -SCHOOL. A very enthusiastic meeting was held in the Kingsland Sunday-school on Thursday mening. The Rev. A. X. Scotter occupied : ihe chair. j The meeting was called to consider ways ! ,-;_ el means to raise funds to erect a new ! Sunday-school next year, 190.5, and to celeI brate the anniversary of the opening of I the church and school known as the Whaui roacl Wesley Church, which was comI pleted and opened in 1858. j l"r Bridgman, one of the treasurers, reported having about £100 in hand, aud guaranteed to collect, or give the sum of £'>'>. Many other ladies and gentlemen present added their names, and the substantial suai of about £Tv was promised iv tho room. Mrs Tutt proposed that the ladles should meet once a month, and start operations in convection with a sale of work to be held a !L a }-*-.. *. _ Sever '" l other schemes were added, and left rathe hands of the different committees formed, and all present expressed their willingness to assist in the various departments of work. BIRKENHEAD "WESLEY G_l_. The Birkenhead W .ley Guild met last evening in the Methodist Schoolroom., Miss H. Clow presided, and there was a lar _ attendance, several new members bei_<present. Tile evening was devoted to the reaaing of papers dealing with "Modern Idols, contributed by Miss M. Patrick and Messrs. D. Cocker and S. Hadaeld. The -nnSwus articles were, much appreciate)",