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Evening Star, Issue 7831, 12 February 1889, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. . TTRACTIONS FOR OLD AND YOUNG AT THE GROCERS' PICNIC, en WEDNOSDAY, 13th, AT AYRSHIRE PARtf. Sports and Prizes. Music and Mirth/ Go to thin Popular Picnic. T. M. BAXTER, Hon. Sec. HTTNKDIN CYCLING CLUP.. INTERPROVINCIAL RACE MEETING, CARISBROOK GROUND, On SATURDAY, Kith FEBRUARY, 188!), At 2 p.m. THIRTEEN RACi'.S, Including FlVff-MILE CHAMPIONsniP OF NEW ZK ALAND. Kaikorai Band in attcndaucc, Ad.mjs.sion: ONE SHILLING. JOHN STONE, Jun. Hon. See. 11 OWN, EWING, AND CO. Cup Costumes Ex Kaikoura : Cup Costumes ONE CASE Cup Costumes Cup Costumos COMPOSITE Cup CoBtumw MODEL ROBESi Cup Costumes Aulumto, ISSO Autumn, 1889 Autumn, 1889 Autumn, 1889 Autumn, 1889 Autumn, 1889 BROWN, EWING, AND CO. Have pleasure in announcing the arrival of a Special .Shipment of UNMADE ROBES, cxprofsly adapted for the coming Race Carnival. Each Costume is different in Style, and the Colorings and Trimmings are works of art. To prevent disappoint ment LadieH will kindly place their orders at once, as we anticipate receiving a great many orders in our Diessmaking Department for the Races. Cup Costumes Cup Costumes Cup Costumes Cup Costumes Cup Costumes Cup Costumes Cup Costumes SPECIAL Autumn, 1889 ■www patt Autumn, 1889 NEW LALL Aut u mni ißß9 COSTUMES. Autumn, 1889 Autumn, 1889 Late-t London Autumn, 1889 Sty Ks. Autumn, 1889 LECTURES. TO-NIGHT! PROFESSOR LIOKINSON (the Favorite American Lecturer) In his Brilliant Art Lecture, BEAUTIFUL PARIS GAY, LIVELY PARIS ARTISTI© PARIS, And the Great Exhibition of the FRENCH SALON. Superb Pictures—Tragic, Humorous, Pathetic. Popular Prici.s—3», 2s, Is. Lecture at 8. MEETINGS. jT 0 N JO will be pleased to MEET THE ELECTORS OF TAIERI AT THE VOLUNTEER HALL, MOSGIEL, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, At 780 p.m. A future advertisement will intimate the dates on which Mr Fulton will meet the Ejectors in other parts of the < loctorate. ROSLYN LICENSING! ELECTION. TN RESPONSE to a Requisitioe addressed to me by a hvge number of Katcpaycrs, I hereby convene a PUBLIC MEETING for THURSDAY, the Mth inst., at 7.30 p.m., at Roslyn Council Hall, to hear the views of the Gentlemen nominated as Candidates for the Licensing Committee. ALEX. C. BEGG, Mayor. ROSLYN LICENSING C MMITTEE ELECTION, 1889. MODERATE CANDIDATES. HE ELECTORS OF ROSLYN are invited j to attend a Publh Meeting, wbieh will be held at St. John's Hall, Roslyn, on THURSDAY Next, 14th inst., at eight o'c'ock p.m., when Candidates of the Moderate Patty will alve Addresses stating their Vicwa on the Licensing Question. Chair to be taken bv A. Mnllinon, Esq. O'RMOND BUTLEI!, Hon. Score 1 ary. PUNEDIN LICENSING ELECITON. mHE MODERATE CANDIDATES' COMMITTEE will meet at the Rooms, Octagon, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th hist., at 7.30 p.m. Friends of the Moderate Cause invited. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. AN EVANGELISTIC MEETING will be conducted by MISS FAULKNER, from London, in Old Knox Church, on Wednesday Night, .it 8 p.m. Youug Women specially invited to attend, t-ankcy's Hymns used nf E N E R * L SYNOD ■CJ" Will meet in ST, MATTHEW'S SCHOOLROOM, WEDNESDAY, at 1 p.m. ST. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL SRRViCEP, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. Firet Celebration, 8 a.m ; Second Celebration, 11 a.m. EVENING SERVICE at 7.30. Precentor : Rkv. A. R. Fitchktt. Preacher : The Bishop ok Neison. Offertory in aid of General Synod expenses. During the Session of Synod there will be Daily Celebration at 8 a.m., and Morning Prayer at 10. ARRANGEMENTS : Admission to the Evening Service will be by ticket, which ran bo obtained from the Churchwardens of tho City and Suburbs. Soats will he roserved for the Clergy (not being members of Synod) and for the Lay Members of Synod. Tho Bishops, the Dean of Christshurch, and the Archdeacons (who are members of Synod) are invited to meet at the Parsonage at 7 p.m. The other Clergy (who are members of Syfiod) and the Choir are requested to meet at tho same time, in Mr Robin's Building, opposite the tower enbnnce of the Church. The Congregation will bu admitted only by the south-east door. PERSONAL. XF this should Meet the Eye of RICHARD SWKETMAN, last seen about 23 or 24 years ago in Sydney (left Sydney for Dunedin, New Zealand), please Write to your sister Mary Ann, now married. I Address: . „ „ j MRS OHLEN3CHLAOER, I No. 7 Maclean Terrace, Maclean street, Darling Point, SYDNEY. BOARD AND RBSIDBNOK EAOHOLIFF, ST. OLAlß.—Circular Hi* Terms posted on application rlghton house, Brighton; Under Mr and Mrs Johnston's management. Strict Tomperaaco Principles, The Proprietors beg to notify tho General Public they have taken the abowj, and tnißt thoy will receive a share of public support. Terms strictly moderate. . Brighton House, as the Hotel is now called, is ftonnccted discotlj by Telephone. A Coaon is run from and to AM* tsford at a moderate charge for the convenience of Intending visitors to Brighton. . . Spocial Notice.—Thore is aHaM in connection dth Brighton Houso capablo of holding 100 persons, which will bo found a great convenience I to picnic parties. MR AND MRS JOHNSTON, Proprietors