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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 19

LECTURES. __»-_»_. A UCKLAND CITY MISSION. /3S\ Auckland city mission. (>___?') TTIPPODROME rpHEATRE. -d-IPPO DROME J-HEATRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING. Doors Open 6.30. 7 p.m.—Orchestra, under direction of Mr. Burnnand; 7.30, Service Begins. Preacher : REV. JASPER pALDER. EV. "ASPER Subject : "mHE T-\OOR T3ELL." " i-HE -T RONT •i-'OOR -^ELL." Offertory Solo : •'Aye Maria" (Gounod). MISS TTAZEL \T7EST. ISS »» EST. Holy Communion, Every THURSDAY. 11 a.m., at St. Matthew's. N.B.—We are in urgent need of LEFTOFF CLOTHING, nnd will gladly collect Parcels if informed. Phonos: 43-045 and 40-595. HELP! Our Car is under overhaul. Would some Motorist please help us to collect Clothing? 1 mO-MORROW (SUNDAY) "JTIGHT, At S p.m. GRAND rpHEATRE. rand j-iieatre. public t ecture. üblic -Lecture. NORMAN JEFFERY, from Australia, Will Speak on "PROBLEMS OF THE PACIFIC AND THE WORKING CLASS." QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION. QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION. "Glasgow ships come sailing in. Come sailing in." popular qunday j ectures. opular Sunday -"ectures. the princess theatre, to-morrow (sunday) evening. Doors open C.15. Lecture 7 p.m. sharp. A GREAT SCOTCH NIGHT. THE ROMANCE OF "riLASGOW AND THE pLYDE."* "VJLASGOW AND THE V^LYDE. ,w How a Shallow Salmon Stream becam« the Shipbuilding Centre of the World, and Glasgow the Second City of the Empire. Dumharton, Paisley, Greenock, Arran, Ailsa Craig, etc. Country of Wallace, Robert the, Bruce, Burns' Highland Mary, and our Great Modern Engineers, Napier, Dennys, Laird, Ingiis, etc. Lecturer: J. S. K. MACLENNAN, LL.B. of Australia. ADMISSION BY SILVER COIN. 164 AN ADDRESS will be given In SCOTS HALL, Symonds Street, on SUNDAY. : June 20, 3 p.m., subject, "The Science of Life and Commerce." by MRS. ROSELIA CLARK. Metaphysician. All Students of I Truth Welcome. '-•'» AUCKLAND INSTITUTE AND MUSEUM (Anthropology and Maori Race Section). A Lecture will he given in the BiologT ! Theatre, University College, Symonds Street, ctn MONDAY. June 21, at 8 p.m.. br . MR. GEO. GRAHAM. Subject: "MAORI i PROJECTILE WEAPONS." Tbe Public are -, invited to attend. V. F. FISHER, £ Hon. Secretary. t ri R E V LYNN LIBRARY. ] WINTER COURSE. AN EVENING OF SCOTTISH WIT AND HUMOUR 7 Will be. Provided by the REV. J. LAMB HARVEY. Assisted by MRS. D. McLARIN, Vocalist, . MISS GRASSIE, Vocalist, MRS. F. HUTCHINSON, Accompanist. r WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, AT S P.M. ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, AT S P.M. Admission: 6d, or by Course Ticket. Piano kindly supplied by Meaßrs. Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. 35 WORKERS' Educational Association.— Owlnar to unexpected duties at rhe Winter Show, Mr. Roche will be unable - to give his Horticulture Lecture To-night i at the Old Grammar School.—L. A. Mander, Director Tutorial Classes. 254 ELECTORAL. C AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. PUKEKOHE TECHNICAL SCHOOI. BOARD. ; ELECTION OF MANAGERS. Pursuant to the regulations for rh« election nnd appointment of Mnnagers of Technical Schools, notice is hereby given that an Election will be licLd on WEDNESDAY, September 22, 1020, to appoint Four (4) Managers, two of whom shall represent the parents of scholars attending th* school, one of whom shall represent the Education Board, and one of whom shall j represent employees in local industry of - the Franklin district. The names of the retiring members are. S MR. J. CHOSBIE (Parents), I' MR. F. MORROW (Parents), MR. J. ROULSTON (Education Board), MR. W. WYATT (Employees). The retiring managers arc all eligible for re-election. E. C. PURDIE, ' l> Secretary to the Controlling " 289 Authority. HOCKEY. I. — JNTERNATIONAL — SEE THE VICTORIOUS INDIAN ARMY TEAM '• INDIAN ARMY TEAM V. AUCKLAND. v AUCKLAND. \- DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, • SATURDAY. JULY 3. >4 Keep This Day Free. - 10 E. J. HEWITT, Hon. Sec. v _ i. C PARADES. J O.L. No. 70. d Sisters and Brethren tiro '« CHURCH PARADE, - *_vf<CC_M_a '• Methodist Church. h Franklin lid.. Sunday, v JUNE -O. AT 0.-15 P.M. Speaker: Rev J. Olpliort, P.M. 1 140 W, MAXWELL, W.M. ix .. _ J _ f. CHURCH NOTICES. C ■ #C! T. PATItI CX ' * ►J CVTIII'MtAI,. "• liiUTiiutiniin! Eucharist ie st 11 a.m.—Solemn High Mass. \i 7 p.m.—Vespers. Sermon: "The Euchur- - Ist and the Christian Family," and I'rocess- sion of the Blessed Sncratuant. "j- His Lordship I lie Bishop will Preside. UiG LEATHER GOODSB — (1 "CIOOTBALLS. Rugby and Soccer, solid a A" leather; Rugby from 8/6, Soccer from 12 12/6. —Nairns, 85, Karangahape Rd. B