MEETINGS & ENTERTAINMENTS

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 286, 1 December 1911, Page 2

MEETINGS & ENTERTAINMENTS

AVOSDALE METHODIST school. •'-■'■•,'.-***-;'■ The fchurcl not being Jars* *»»■*'*». il -school were upic to the Attrattk'lS 1 * the K». G. 6. Cxik lor ffl«S«?iSs lag and the Rey. A. X. MMtef the afteraoonjneatine, 6on*a2Jii2r>H* latge r.i: day, tlj, tau the evening service. ThiaxosßAnTffi ■* of tha ckiJireD ana caotr. under^t.TlP'a church choir, and assists*?? „ jl> orchestra, was greatly i«ttielata?% caflafea e eonoert took PlacToa«^»JJ* OSEEESGA SCHOOL COMMITttt. Ihe aontWy meettag of tha >w.'iL mlttee was held last night Mi« iSJ**" resignation was recslvwj irithi**2r!si rbe u*t wisbts at ta* «»nn»sirJ2? accorded to her *a the «oe«sloujrf»«.2? to China. Sir nuances of the acbooi «• IbusSatLg **» account credit balanca, <| £3. Jff*] account debit balance. a^Tlt/B---■ft 0 * from retent school ctmtart. *gT*lC2: credit balance, after bavtnc nisaTi k £35 C/. Tie sum of £7l<^wssra»s«s payment. Mr T. Smith reports* tha^aoJSt children attenainfe the Onshwit kff school from a distance haa b«s«t*fms railway tickets. The Chainaan aUaai th«( children were granted free ran*** *si- l school by the Railway Denutmaat recommendation of the Edooattaa BMIJI Some children misbehaved tbe&sttiaita rtic railway carriages, and reverted their misconduct Jbfctr. tiff Uml were stopped by request of the BtttflTiii (the Chairman) could not Bay lAa* Saa'aaaa" ren mentioned by air Smith hid haa* »jm» of misconduct. It w|s a Eduf itioa JSocjd, aa Tlit rfaailiiaa >«■ ■ ■