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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1740, 8 November 1862, Page 2

Wesleyan Missions. THE following Services will be held in connection with the Annual Meeting of the Wesleyn Missionary Society for the Auckland District, On SUNDAY next, Nov. 9th, Preparatory Sermons will be preached in the different Chapels; At High-street, in the morring, a 11, by Rer JOHN WHITELEY from New Plymouth; and in the evening, at 6, by Rev. ALEX. REID from Waipa. At Hobson-street, in the morning, at 11, by Re v T BUDDLE; and in the evening, at 6, by Rev G* STANNARD. At-Parnell, in the morning, at 11, by R ev , J SMITH; and in the evening, at 6, by Rev. KIRK. , At the Wesleyan Chapel, Onehunga, in the morning, at 4-past 10, by Rev. A. REID; and in the evening, at 6, by Rev. J. WARREN. The PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the High Street Chapel on MONDAY EVENING, the loth. The Chair will be taken at 4-past 6 by Dr. BENNETT, and the Meeting addressed by several Ministers and friends. Collections at the close of each service in aid of the above Missions. A MISSIONARY TEA MEETING will be held in the School-room, High-street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING at 6 o’clock. Tickets 2s, each ; may be had at the Stores of Messrs. M. & A. Somerville, Prime, and Mears, Queen-street; and at Mr. French’s, Victoria-street. The Anniversary of the Opening of the Independent Chapel, PRINCES STREET, ONEHUNGA, WILL be commemorated on SABBATH the 9th instant, when two SERMONS will be preached, that in the Morning by the Rev. T. HAMER, And in the Evening by the Rev. J. LONG. Services to commence in the morning at 11 o’clock and in the evening at C o’clock. A Collection will be made at the close of each service. Also in connection with the above, a Tea Meeting will be held in the adjoining School Room on the following WEDNESDAY Evening, at 6 o’clock, tobe succeeded by a Public Meeting in the Chapel, when addresses will be delivered by several friends. The Rev. R. Laishley will preside. Tickets Is. 6d. each, to be had of Messrs. S. Flemming, J. Davis, and J. Spalding, Onehunga; and Mr. Rout, Auckland. Conveyances will be ready between 9 and 10 o’clock, p.m., for the accommodation of those who may wish to return to Auckland. Fare 2s. Gd. Albert-street Sunday School. rpHE Anniversary SERMONS will be preached in I the Independent Chapel, on Sabbath next, November 9th ; in the morning at 11 o’clock by the Rev. R. Laishley; and in the evening at 6 o’clock, by Mr. P. H. Coknford. A collection in aid of the school will he received at the door after each sendee. A BAZAAR OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES WILL be held (D. V.) in he Odd Fellows’ Hall, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th and 19th, to liquidate the debt on the High-street Congregational Sunday School Room. The Committee wi*sh to notify their intention to offer the whole of the goods at fair prices, and that raffles or lotteries will not be permitted. A Band will be in attendance each evening. B3l* Doors open each day at II a m,, and close at 10 p.m. ELECTRO-BIOLOGY. APT. WILSON will deliver his third Lecture, J with Illustrations, in the Mechanics’ Institute, on MONDAY EVENING next. Doors open at halfpast seven, and the Chair will he taken at eight precisely. Reserved Seats, 45.; Back Seats, 2s. * Capt. Wilson may be consulted profe. -'V'rom 10 to 4, dally, at Mrs. Tattersall’s, Official is opposite the “Royal Hotel.” l 7 Auckland Naval Volunteers. MEMBERS of the above Company will muster in Albert Barracks, THIS DAY, at 5 o’clock, p.m., for Cutlass Drill. Members_to muster with cutlass and waist belt only. By order of the Lieutenant commanding, THOMAS- E. GUILDING, Hon. Secretary. A Lecture, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LANCASHIRE RELIEF FUND. M /I R. F. STREET having been requested by many friends to deliver the lecture on “PRINTING: ITS HISTORY AND ITS INFLUENCES,” in Auckland also, be has consented to do so, in the Odd Fellows’ Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 17th, and will apply the proceeds to the above Fund. Syllabus.— Man a progressive being — Early attempts to perpetuate historical facts and astronomical calculations—-Hieroglyphics of the Egyptians and Mexicans —Origin of alphabetical characters and writing—Ancient manuscripts—Monastic institutions of England —The germ-of the art of printing; stamps, brands, anil coins of the ancients —Engraving; monumental brasses and the portraitures "of Varro— Block printing; playing cards, “ liiblia Paupernm,” and printing among the Chinese —Invention of printing from moveable metal types —Gutenberg; <his hfes labour and its results—Faust’s ungenerous spirit; the fatal lawsuit and the ruia of Gutenberg—The malice of the priesthood; their success and their failure Caxton’s inauspicious boyhood; his foreign commerce, and the introduction of printing into England— Gloom of Mcdiieval England dissipated by the press— ane first newspaper—Modern journalism; its political and social influences—The impure press. A fac-simile of the “ Biblia Pauperum,” as well as of illuminated manuscripts and stamps, will be introduced in the course of the lecture. _ . Admission Is. Doors open at 7 o’clock, tnair will be taken at half-past 7. A GENTLEMAN of education is desirous o obtaining clerical employment. Tradesmen books made up, and correspondence of every desenpuo promptly and neatly executed. Address A., office this paper. - __ A DOMESTICATED PERSON wafits a Situation as Housekeeper in New- Zealand; J ear reference. Address ELIZA, 18 Raglpn-street, E®, aid Hill, Melbourne. Reference seen at Office ot paper. CONCERTINAS. &c.. REPAIRED CHEAPLY at E. WAYTES, Queen-street. ANCING.—The Class meet every MONDAY . , EVENING, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall. erms of admission, apply to Mr. McNamara, O u street. - MONEY TO LEND, in sums from f r l0 °J® £I,OOO, at 10 per Cent.— Apply to Wii.ua* Aitken, Land and Estate Agent. D WANTED, £2,300 on Freehold Security for -10 yqirs at 8 per Cent. —Apply to Wi Aitken, Land mid Instate -AgentWANTED,— A MAN who understands garden^. and who can milk. —Apply to H. F. S • Land Agent’, Queen-street. - WANTED— A Respectable Female Servant, es Plain Cook in a small family. Appl} “ New-Zeivlander” Office. WANTED.— A Supply of BUTTER and EGGS, at Mr. OGILVIE’S Store, Victoria-strcet > highest market price given. WANTED— TWO GOOD COMPOSITORS-t Apply at the New-Zealakder Office. WANTED— FIFTEEN SHARES in the ZEALAND INSURANCE- COMPANY. Apply to E., at the New- Zealander “Office. October 29, ISG2. _______ WANTED — Employment by a RcspcctaWoToung Man, aged 24, in a Solicitor’s or ' Office, or in a Store in Town or Country. references can be given.—Address A. B-, D this Paper. ‘ .