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TO LET. (Continued from Page 2.) 5 rpo LET, Hobson-st, Shop and Dwelling. - a. —Particulars from F. Jones, 237, Hob-son-st. S3 mo LET, Furnished or Unfurnished Booms, c A best part Grafton-rd.—Apply "Ferns glen," 80, Grafton-rd. j rpo LET. K_r_nga__ape-rd., Good Shop and X. Dwelling; lease 3 years, small goodwill. s —J. A. James, 63, Queen-street. 125 i- rpo LET, a Double with 1 A fireplace; suit m.c.; also. Single Fur--3 ulshed Room.—Apply 42, College Hill. 134 rpO LET, Devonport, new House, 5 rooms, X- bathroom, scullery, h. and c. water; 16/. _ —C-ooke and Buddie, 7<i, Victoria Arcade. 101 ti rpo LET, Gent's 9-roomed Residence, well s a. furnished; on tram line, near Symondse St.; all cony., including 'phone.—Box 2ft-, _ G.P.O. 82 ° rpo LET, high position. Second-avenue, -*- Kingsland. good 4-roomed House, seul- ; lery, washhouse, copper and -tubs, gas.—-W. Ward Baker, So, Queen-st. 90 y TTOUSE of ti rooms and all conveniences to - XJ. Let; large section; small orchard; lmin. f from tram.—E. B. Vaile, Legal Chambers. a t a rp O LET. '" J- ARD.MORE-RD., PONSONBY—Honse, s 6 rooms nnd conveniences; 21/ per week. FURNISHED HOUSE. Mt. Edeu, 9 rooms '• and offices. Rent £3 per week. Apply G. B. OSMOND, Queen-st OBSO.N BUILDINGS, FORT-STREET —SUITE OF OFFICES, at present occupied by Messrs. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. Also, OFFICES, from 7/6 per week. PARTRIDGE'S BLOCK. QUEEN-STREET OFFICES in this Fine Building. W. FLOYD HARROP AND CO., IS, Shortland-st. 66 . AMERICAN BUILDINGS, WELLESLEY-STREET W. OFFICES, SINGLY OR IN SUITES. 5 Apply— ' A. CRAWFORD, CITY CHAMBERS. l • a ECCLESIASTICAL. (Continued from Page 3.) t Q T. T>EN EDICT'S. r I TO-MORROW (SUNDAY. 1 THE ROSARY CONFRATERNITY being ," canonlcally established in this Church, the r GREAT INDULGENCES FOR ROSARY [ SUNDAY can be gained until sunset by : visiting the Rosary Altar, and praying for , the I'ope's intentions. The Rosary will be publicly recited each • half hour from 12.30 to 6.30. '• Rosaries will be blessed and members , enrolled in the Confraternity at 4 p.m. and L after Vespers. Rosary Procession after Vespers. I „ i QT. ENOCH'S PRESBYTERIAN MIS- , O SION, Mornlngslde.—ll aud 7, Rev. R. ' Wylie. Everybody welcome. ( AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF THE NEW CHURCH, Pompallier-terrace. l'onsorrby. Public Worship, 11 a-m.; S.S., 2.45; Reading Circle. 7 to 8.30 p.m. Quotation: ! "The human race on this earth would have perished unless the Lord had come Into the world" (Swedenborg). r —— —— ~ ■ * A__HJS___M__-I-TS. (Continued from Page 10.) i _ QT. JAMES' HALL, WELLINGTON-ST. TUESDAY, 6th Inst., 8 p.m. ', UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLASSES. 1 rj.BAND /^IONCERT. • Programme Including the following, srtists:— - MISS GRACE LAMBOU___-E, MISS C NELLIE BIGGS, DR. KEITH, MB. O. E. ' FAiMROW, MR. ALAN MeELWAIN, THE . LYiKIC QCAiRTETTE, MR. MOODY ~, (Flute), MR. TAYLOR (Trombone). _ ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. 123 . /"VNEHUNGA T IBERAL AND X ABOUB \ TpEDERAT-ON. - /"*-___ND d-jOVCEKT AND TRANCE 2 THTRRSDAY, OCT. Bth, 1908. , Vocalists: 8 MRS. ABEL ROWiE,' M_JS. __A__BT c NORTHERN. MISS D'ARCY HAMILTON, c MR. ATKINSON, MR. H. T. KING, MjR. , ABBL ROWE, illß. GEO. MURRAY, MiK. G. N. CARLSON. j 1 Elocutionists: _ MR CARBINES, MR RANDOLPH 1 EAGLETON. Instrumentalists: '; MISS PULMAN AND PUPILS, MR. CANe HAM, MR DCSREE. MR HODSON. Stage Manager, MR, F. A. F. BURNE__T. Admission 1/; Children 6d. ■ T. H. HORN, Sec. . rnABEBNACLB BAPTIST SUNDAY ; ■+■ SCHOOL f LADIES' PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASS. ' OPEN EVENINGS. .-_-..;,•; ' NEXT MONDAY, 7.30, LADIES ONLY. _ Admission, Silver Coin. MRS HAMILTON HODGES WILL SING.i ( Special Item by the Junior Class. r— _____* »— — ——————————————— ____ s ' " — =- ,— f LOST AltD FOUND. T OST fawn Bulldog; reward—Ellesmere. _x Prlnces-st., Auckland. 10 3 - Tj°SF' deposit - Book, National ißank — '- £ to * r PJease deliver VV. E. Anderson, wharf, Auckland. __ ■ C ! ream I>ony Mare, black mane and . tr.,*}'' i? mc on fore foot.—Mrs Sullivan. • Milford, Takapuna. i T OST, 2 £1 Notes: workingman's wages; in •- 77 ,or I? 0 "* Klng-st., Arch Hill; reward.— !. I 1 inlay, Baker, Great North-rd. T OST. in or about Epsom Hall, Friday i a* evening, Plain Gold (Band Bracelet — Reward at Hay's [Nurseries or Star Office. - TOST, Gold Bracelet, at Ponsonby, be-j xx twecn Shelly Beach-rd. and Heme Bay! terminus. Reward.—Apply Star Offlce. 24 - T .GST. hy eM Id, some time ago, In or near _ a* town, Gold Bar Brooch, set with one _ stone apply Star Of- • nee - 34 - T, OST . Wednesday, between Shortland-st. I >AX a nd Wellesley-st.. Gold Kruger Soy. - Brooch; reward.—A. Hallett, c/o J. Miller, , Victoria-st. o ) ■ j • T .OST, Mt, Eden-rd., Green Peggy Bag, Ax containing pair spectacles and money; . reward.—Apply J. W. Bridgman, Storekeeper. Dominion-rd. i TOST, Thursday evening, between AlbertXX st. and College Hill, a Lody'B Long Fur | and a Gold Cameo Brooch. Reward.—Truro j House, College Hill. 153 T OST, yesterday, 'between Grey Lynn and XX Oper* House, Gold Brooch, set with . diamonds and sapphire.—Reward at Mrs. La-tins' Store, Grey Lynn. 140 OST, on Ist September, white, rouudbottomed Dinghy, between Portuguese Bay and Brown's Bay; length 9ft: oars and ' rowlocks.—Apply 62, Wellington-st, J. McDonald. , 149 i >WA'_nrHU (PUBLIC BOUND.—l_nj>_nnd- *—* ed by ranger for trespass. Otahuhu, one . Pony Mare, bay, white star on face, white .on nose, no shoes on, no visible brand. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold on October 17, at 12 o'clock. STRAYED, from my farm. Rlchardson-rd., Mt. Albert. Dark Brown Mare, white star on forehead; reward.—A. Moreland. GOLD Spectacles Found. Owner wanted by describing same.—Apply 6.30 p.m., -1 r*tan_fc_y, _t 7, Scotia Place, Qneea-st. 121