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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2807, 25 July 1866, Page 1

TESTIMONIAL TO MR. DE BURGH ADAMS. A MEETING of the Committee was held on sStod»y,2lrt instant, at the Mechanics' Institute^when the following gentlemen proposed and added to the Committee:— Messrs. David Graham , r Samuel Cochrane MarkSomervill* . % . Jerome Cadman ' ? Dr. GoldeW Morton Jones Captain Dintiin Geo. Webster F. H. Lewisson, and M. Lambert (MiHtary Train). The Committee resolved to subdivide the City and Suburbs of Auckland into districts, and appoint Members of the Committee to collect ?^s«nptgn«. It also resolved to form a Sub-Committee at Une hungaand Otahuhu, and that the Hon. Secretary should request Messrs, Daniels and Hallimore of the former place, and Messrs. Thos. Raggon and Gordon^ of the latter place, to take the necessary steps for accomplishing the objects of the Meeting. A vote of &anks to the Chairman terminated the proceedings.

TO THE PUBLIC. AT a MEETING of the Friends of the late Mr. James Fulloon held This Day;, at Te Papa, Tauranga, Capt. Fbaser in the chair, it wa» resolved — That Mr. Simpkins having communicated to this Meeting that the Ancient Order of Freemasons had, throngE the Worshipful Master of St. Andrews Lodge, Auckland, of which the late Mr Ftowoht was a member, intimated their intention to -defray, the whole cost 1 of his interment, &c , the gratelul thanks of this meeting are due to that fraternity, i. . and also to that portion of the public who have so liberally subscribed for the .object in contemplation, but whose subscriptions^-will^at now be called for m consequence of the addon ftalten by the honourable Ord r referred to. „',, . .v « +T, a That the public be informed that the reason tne fellow victims of Mr. FoXLOOn, Messrs. Robinson, l'ringle, and a person name unknown, were not included in the former notice, was simply because their bodies are not recoverable ; and such being tne case a suitable inscription, commemprating tne untimely fate of all who fell at the catastrophe of • tne ■ Kate,' was intended. w . FBASE R, Chairman. Tauranga, July 19, 1866. ________

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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION COURSE OF LECTURES. rriHE FIFTH LECTURE of the above Series JL will be delivered, by the Rev. K. KIDD, LLB., on FRIDAY Evening, July 27; to com* tnence at half-past 7 o'clock Subject : " Prophecy Fulfilled and Fulfilling. Tickets for the course, 3s. each ; double tickets, Is. 6<K Tieketa for single lecture, GJ. May be had it the Rooms, Wellesley-street ; and of Means. Wavte and Batger, Upton and Co., 8. EUguobmitb, Quran-street ; Eaton and Dewolf, Newton ; Brame, Parnell ; nnd of any member of Committ-e. Subscribers of 20s. p 3 r annum admitted on showDg their subscription card.

AUCKLAND CATHOLIC INSTITUTE. ANNIVERSARY SOIREE. THE Anniversary of the opening of the new Hall, in Wellington-street, will be celebrated by a SOIREE, on the 30th inst. The programme will be of a vaped and interesting nature, containing Addresses, Kecitafeons, Songs, md Glees. Tea on the tablo at half-past six p.m. TiVirpf-* 2a 6d./may be obtained of Mr. 0. ' Crist' itorSd.stLt ; Mr. M. H^jg, Queen-street j Mr. T. Waters, Paruell ; Mr. Secretary. July 24, 1866.

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