Page 3 Advertisements Column 8

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 129, 30 May 1908, Page 3

BCKLAND tfAENTKAir ."M"lSstoJS UCKLAND MENTEAi^jM,I^ffiN 11 a.m. r— {Fellowship Meeting in the CM. . Hall. ~" ■■"■■-: - - . - , I N H lB fpHEATBB 6.40 p.m. — Orehestraf Grand' Selection • V, _. from "Elijah." Intermezzo, "CavaUerla Rnsticana." 'Cello Solo, "Saint- Dn Amon,". by. Mr, Whitier. Duet, "Theißest Friend," Miss Macky and Mr Lem- . . mon. Choir: Anthems, "Jesus of !»»• • saretb," "Speak to My Soul." 7 p.m. — HAROLD ; G. HERCDS. Subject. "GOD'S WAY OF SALVATION." All Heartily "Welcome. C! A L V A~T lON A BUY. ° ■" NEWTON. A. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES, 7 a.m., 11 3 p.m., 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 3rd, MUSICAL MEETING AND HOT PIE SUPPER. .Donations; thankfully received for the ■Army s social work. £300 needed at once. f_ le \?e address to Adjutant, J. H. Powick l<, Newton-road, Auckland. ' ■' SS P~e"o"p-iTb 7 ' s jjj-1 sai o X OPERA (Fuller's) HOUSE. 11 a.m. Sun. Next.—Fellowship Meeting. Leader and Preacher, Mr. Charteris, th* Scotch. Preacher. . 3 p.m.—MR. WILLIAM RICHARDSON at the OPHRA BOUSE. Subject, "AM I MY BROTHER'S KEEPERS " Solo, Mlsi ' Gallaway. PEOPLES POPULAR EVENING SEEVICE, 7 p.m.—Preacher, C. H. POOLE. ESQ., M.P. Orchestral Selections. Mrs . Black, solo; "Crossing the Bar." Sacred • Choral Items, Miss Willis and Master Caisley. ■ ' Friends and Workers for the Temperance Cause are asked.to assist thjs Evening. Open Air,,S p.m. ; DARBY-ST., CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. OUNG MEN'S. OHBISTIAN ASSO- • CIATION. •MEN TO : MOBRQW AT 4. COME REV. J. M. SIMiPSON,' M.A. ' ALONG (Knox Church.) STRANGERS PARTICULARLY INVITED. TIGHT • BIBLE ~ READERS^ '■M ■ . Pamphlets Free., ,; ■~ T^ BOX 377,/G,P.O. '""'"' ' ALV A T lON ■ £R M Y. A L V AT lON A B MY, ALBERT-ST., 'AUCKLAND CITY.. gs. Bed-hot Meetings AH Day. . ~ Adjutant Gunn leading on, assisted by Mm. Staff-Captain Goldfinch and Capt. Bmuaeft- -- «.m;—Knee Drill. . . . . . 10 ajn.—Open-air,- ■ Greyest. 11 a.m.—-Holiness Meeting. .' ' 3 Meeting. Special features. 3 p.m.—Service of Sons, "Leafe of tie Lueber Camp:!' •.-.-.. . .-■■:,■ 7 p.m.—Salvation Meeting. :...."." MONDAY, JUNE PICTURES Entirely New Programme. '" Prices, 6d and 3d. Reserves, 1/. ■ ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS JUNE 6to 10. ■ ''.'■" ' D. A. GUNJt, Ccnunanding Officer. 68 UCKLASD ASSOCIATION " O~l> SPIRITUALISTS (Registered). • ■ ODDFEfcLOWS' HALL, PITT-STREET. SUNDAY, 7 P.M. An Address will be given by-the' President, subject, "From Agnosticism to Spiritualism." All Welcome. ■, ." . Z. SOCIALIST" PARTY. ***■'..•■».% (AUCKLAND BRANCH;):: ;R SUNDAY EVENING, AT f.30 P.M. ■ ■ ■ . —. \ TYRONE BUILDINGS, CUBTOMB-ST. ' : Speaker: A DUNEDIN STUDENT. " "SOME OBJECTIONS TO SOCIALISM." Singing. Questions. '... Discussion. 138 iQJOCIETY FOR SPIRITUAIi PROGRESS l« (Registered). . - X ' ■ " • "■ •" - ■'- -X "?..■- .-. .' • KEW DRUIDS' HALLV'NOBTH-ST.. ' NEWTON. " Lyceum Session. 3 p.m. Evening Service, \ 7 o'clock. • • ■-...; Miß H. M. BOUCHER, "Being Born Again, ,, It's true-meaning, both occult and iiteral. clearly explained. Magical Tibetan Man- ■ '"■" ;: > -:tra channted. ' --■''•- .'■ AUCKLAND THEOSOPHICAIi - ■''" "_'. •■" -', SOCIETY. [' ~'. .._'_■ ~; ,"'.. .■ .TbrMQRROW.. (SUNDAY), at T KPk' i" MUTUAL UFE BUILDINGS. QUEEN-ST, ■'-Oppoisite Smeeton'a.•:■' - ... :, ; PUBLIC LECTURE: ,;•.>,.',:■; "The Higher Self and Its Mask: The Per. • :' - eonality.".. ■ : - >'-■:■%' By Miss A. E. Davidson. P.T.S. ] Music. Beading. Questions. ' ' TOIEOSOPHICAI.' : - ''■ BOCIETX. A; H.P3. BBANCH, 38, H.M. AECADbI TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at I p.m», )'' ■ . . . - Public Lecture. V --<'■' "Many Forms but One Life" (Illustrated). -' ;-••'■ Discussion Invited; ■ _ . Elerator, 6:30-7-.' • '"-.•'- " Lotos Class for Children at 3 p.m. . Iwadlng Boom 'and iabraty open Dally, PIAHOS, OBOAHS, .tc J-X//J . frame, check acOon. —. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., 19L Queen. et. — S.. Coldlcutt Manager. EE. ADAMS AND CO., Pianetorte Tun- ' • era and Experts.— tj. E. ADAMij from Collard and CoUaid (London), four years with Paling and Co., Sydney; two Tears with Nicholson and Co., Sydney; bnmsfet to New Zealand by H. G. Brinsmaad. JPlanoa Tnned and Thoroughly Renovated. ti*aafactlpn gnaranteed. Eittmitm toe. Instruments ' for Sale. Instrument iclected. —Address 25, Kanngahape-rd. Telephoa% 2013. ■ ■ ■ T* I A N 6 ~&7 : <Qr-:jn ■- T B a.. HAS A. X.ABGE SELECTION BI BRITIS9 AND FOBEIGN MAKER! AT BABGAIN PRICES, INSPECTION INVITED AT SHOIft J ROOMS. 7, LIVERPOOL-ST., OFJ KABANGA- .-'.■■... .HAPB-BD.> K'O_. •Phone 851.., i--'.'_'■ ,"\y- , - teaej' •. ■ "' '.OBGANB. ' ijHiiTlfl LOWEST PBICES FOR CASH. EASIEST TEEMS ON HIBB STSTESL s ~ •. We are showing upwards of ' •' irtrt INSTRUMENTS. : Importefl Direct from the Factories of the s WORLD'S LEADING MAKERS. Price* Marked In Plain Figures. ' Send for Catalogues. ' ' rgNGLISH AND qC'OKEItf: piANO V GfekcY, T ID: S. COLDICUTT, Manager. 191, QCEEN-ST., near H.M. Theatre. " Teler>»one 1359. Tf; AND F. PIANO AGENCY, LTD. — -*-'• Most, Varied .Stock, Best. Value, aud terms. —. S. 'CoWicutt, Manager, near Theatre. ' -. - - - PIANOS, Horizontal ahd Upright; Broad- -*- wood, Bluthner, Erord, Pleyel Xlpp, Allison.—E. ;•"** .F- Pian* Agency. Ltd. -s J -