NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

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NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Entries for the principal for the Temuka Caledonian Society s Boxing Day sports close on Friday. -41 Prof. Shtfley will give a lecture recital to-nisfht on "Bernard Sha.w, the jester, the Trades' Hall. ... A flower show and garden fete w » held to-day in the grounds o! St. David Church and Manse, Colombo street, Syden ta The Mackenzie Caledonian Society's 40th annual gathering will take pla*e at Fairko ° n plantation manager for the Papuan Products Co., Ltd., will deliver a conversational address orl Monday at 8 p.m., in Boom 81. Boyal Exchange build- ™ A Christmas pantomime,, entitled of the Ocean," will be given on Thursday uigilt in St. Matthew's schoolroom, Colombo St Layaf o Cit'y of Christchurch Lotfge, No. 46027m.1T., will meet on Monday. A concert will • given. in the Halswell Hall on "Wednesday evening by the J.ai Tnpu Musical Society. Electrical powor will be cut off to-morrow in the districts of Spreydon, Caehmero, S . Martins, Woolston, Sumner, Heathcote, and Lvttolton, to enable lines to bo overhauled. 'In St. Michael's Hall. Durham street, to-, night, a concert will bo given by the J |"RMiden^ e S y: interested in thb holding of a gala at that suburb, aie invited to attenl a meeting to be held m tho Council Chambers on Saturday, DecembSA list "of winners of the recent "Woolston Feto appears in another column. Competitors for the "Ward" and Wood Hfe-eaving Cups will be held to-day at the North B'Wclii f ~ Tb® annual regatta of the Akaxoa Iv©g'atta» Club will be held on Anniversary Day. Large entires have been reoeived for the rowing and sailing events. To-morrow, in the Durham street Methodist Church the Eev. W. Baumber preaches in the morning, and in the evening- tho Rev W. H. Laws, principal of the Theological College, and former minister, will preach. . Tho Sunday School anniversary oernoeft in, connexion with the • Rugby 6treet Methodist Church will bo held to-morrow. Ihe preachers will be at 11 a.m., Eev. E. P. Blamires, 2.45 p.m. Rev. A. H. Fowles, and evening service, 6.30, Rev. A. C. Lawry. A special feature at all the services will be the singing by the children,, assisted by the choir.