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New Zealander, Volume XIX, Issue 1995, 17 October 1863, Page 1

Wesleyan Chapel, Hooson-street. ANNIVERSARY SERMONS. SERMONS will I>o preached in the above Chapel, on SUNDAY NEXT. October 18th. and collections made in aid of the Trust Funds ; in the Morning at 11, and in the Evening at 6 o'clock, by Rev. ALEX. REID. A Public Tea Meeting Will also be held in the same place in furtherance of thee same objects on TUESDAY EVENING, 20th instant, at 6 o'clock, when Addresses will be delivered by several Ministers and friends. Tickets, 2s. each, may be had of Messrs. A. SOMERVILLE, Junction Store ; and W. MEARS, Queen-street. Unitarian Christianity, THE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL will be opened for DIVINE SERVICE every SUNDAY. Morning service to commence at 11; evening at half-past 6 o'clock. 1.0.0. F., M U., N.Z. THE Annual Festival of the Loyal Parnell (No. 4750), and the Loyal Good Intent (No. 4369) Lodges, will be celebrated by a DINNER and BALL to be held in the Odd Fellow’s Hall, on THURSDAY, the sth day of November, 1863. Tickets, 15s. To be had from the following Stewards. PROV. G.M. T. COLE, P.G. H. STEELE. P.G. W. JAMIESON, P.G. J. MULLINS, P.G. T. GIBBONS. N.G. J. GASKIN,' BRO. J. LEVY, BRO. 11. LEWIS, BRO. W. B. WALTON, Secretary. Dinner on the table at half-past 6 o’clock, dancing to commence at 9 o’clock. St. Matthew’s Bazaar. A BAZAAR will he held in Brunswick Hall, Queen Street, on the 18th and 19th days of November, ensuing, towards liquidating the debt on St. Matthew’s New Church. Contributions in Fancy Work and other saleable Articles, will be thankfully received by the following members of the Ladies Committee Mrs. Cadman, Mrs. Glcnny, Mrs. Horne, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. James Henderson, Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. Maude, Mrs. O’Neill. October, 12th, 1863. BAZAAR IN AID OF REBUILDING THE ROOMS OF THE Young Men’s Christian Association. THE Friends who have kindly undertaken to contribute to this Bazaar, are respectfully requested to send such Contributions as are now ready to any of the Members of the Ladies’ Committee, preparatory to a meeting of the Committee, to be held immediately, to report progress, and make further arrangement for the accomplishment of the object. 11. M. BENNETT, Secretary. October 10th, 1863. New Musical Society. AT a MEETING of Gentlemen interested in the formation of a now MUSICAL SOCIETY, held yesterday, it was resolved, — r Ist. That this Meeting is of opinion that a Society ■£««-• the Study and Practice of Vocal and Instru- ’ mental Music, of a high class, such as Oratorios, &c., is needed at the present time, and would be sufficiently supported by the Public of Auckland. , 2nd. That Messrs. Allan, Baker, Beale, Brown, Cochrane, Crawford, Fenton, Lusk, Osborn, Parsons, Reid, and Sanderson, be a Committee to ascertain I the amount of support, and Members likely to ho f obtained for such Society. The Committee toreport progress on Thursday, 22nd inst. 3rd. That one of the fundamental Rules of the proposed 1 Society shall be, that no Public Concerts shall ho given by the Society, hut that its Meetings shall he open to Honorary Members and their friends, on such nights as shall hereafter be fixed upon, i 4th. That the Subscription for Honorary Members bo £1 Is., to admit self and friend. Working Members —Gentlemen 10s. 6d., Ladies ss. F Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to join the proposed Society are respectfully requested to communicate with the • Hon. Sec., either at Mr. Wayte’s, Queen-street; or at Wol-lesley-street. By order of the Committee, CHAS. SANDERSON, Hon. Sec. 16th October, 1863. WESLEY COLLEGE, PRINCIPAL, MR. JOHN FLETCHER. rp ER M S PER QUAR TE R 1. Senior School £2 2 0 Junior ditto 11l 6 Drawing or Singing (extra) 0 5 0 Board 10 10 0 Weekly ditto SOO BIBLE SOCIETY’S DEPOT, adjoining the 1 Savings’ Bank. IMIE REV. C. H. SPURGEON’S SERMON’S and other WORKS may be obtained at Mr. T. MAN’S, Queenstreet. Also the Rev. 0. 11. Spurgeon’s Portraits, Is. 6d. each. NOTICE. TW. LEWIS takes this opportunity of thanking his • friends and customers for their kind patronage during the time lie has been in business, and to inform them that his father (who lias recently arrived from England per Ida Ziegler,) has now joined him in partnership. The Business will, therefore, in future, be carried on under the F.rm of LEWIS & SO N, Importers, Tea Dealers, and General Grocers, Queen-street, Auckland. LEWIS & SON beg to notify to their friends and the public generally that, having received shipments of well selected goods per War Spirit, Telegraph, and Ida Ziegler, they have now to offer at reasonable prices, First class Congou, Souchong, Pekoe, Caper, Gunpowder. and Young Hyson Teas Best Loaf, English Crushed, Company’s No. 1, and other Sugars Together with a largo assortment of General Grocery Goods. L. & S. would call the attention of connoisseurs to Hayward & Co’s. Gloucester Sauce, an article not hitherto introduced in Auckland, equal if not superior to Lea & Perrin’s, and hut two-third’s the price. JONES’ CELEBRATED WATERPROOF COMPOSITION, the only article ever discovered that will waterproof, soften, and preserve Boots, and all kinds of Leather. Sole Agents in Auckland;—LEWlS & SON, Queenstreet. The Trade, Coasters, and all purchasers in large quantities will he liberally dealt with. Goods delivered free of expense within a radius of five miles of the city. Best price given for Butter and £gg«s # LEWIS AND SON, IMPORTERS, TEA DEALERS AND GENERAL GROCERS, Queen-Street, (Near the junction Wakefield and Grey-streets, Auckland.) Grass Seed. FOR SALE, 300 BUSHELS RYE GRASS SEED warranted pcrenniel, free from dock, thistle, or sorrel seeds, at the farm of R. A. WIGHT, East Tamaki,