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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume IV, Issue 529, 15 May 1882, Page 3

New Advertisements. EWART’S HALL. THE STORY OF THE EARTH, AS revealed in tlie rocks, and rented by the well-known Geologist and eloquent Popular Lecturer, WILLIAM DENTON Author of “Our Planet,” who for 25 years has Lectured to large and delighted Audiences in the principal cities of the United States and Canada. Geology—lts Science and its Poetry, in a course of Six Lectures, Commencing on Tuesday 16th May. These lectures will be illustrated by hundreds of inaenificent paintings and photographs, illuminated by tho Oxy-hydrogeu light, forming a grand panorama of Creation. If you wish to loarn how tho world was made, how old it is. how long it is likoly to last, what causes Earthquakes, how the Mountains are formed, what the beings that have successively appeared on our Planet were like, how Coal, Petroleum, Asphaltum, and Salt were formed and deposited, and the order in which animals and Plants appeared upon the earth—attend these interesting and instructive Lectures. If you wish to travel over the Earth with your eyes open,- understanding the olumc in which the Infinite Spirit has written the Story of our Planctand its inhabitants; if you want to learn to read the Scriptures of the Earth, and understand their significance, neglect not this opportunity to hear these eloquent and philosophic Lectures. First Lecture —TUESDAY, 1 6th MAY. The Fiery Beginning of-our Planet. Second Lecture WEDNESDA\. 17tii. The World before Life,' and the Ocean that once covered Australia. Third Lecture—THURSDAY, IStii MAY. The Coal ami Salt Periods. Fourth Lecture—FßlDAY, 10th MAY. The. Age of Reptiles. This lecture has exceptionally fine illustrations. Fifth Lecture—SATURDAY, ,20th. MAY. Age of Beasts and Advent of Man, Sixth Lecture—MONDAY, 22nd MAY. Glacial Period and Age of Man. Reserved Seats for course of six Lectures, 12s; Front Scats for course of six Lectures, 10s ; Back Seats for course of six Lectures, Ss. Single Tickets- Front, 6s ; Back, 2s. To be had at the Club Hotel, whore Plan of Hall may be.seen. 127

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