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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 146, 2 May 1864, Page 1

AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. NEW BUILDING IN DURHAMSTREET » Will be opened by a SOCIAL TEA AND PUBLIC MEETING, NKXT THURSDAY EVENING. A Y 3TH. THE HONORABLE WILLIAM FOX will preside. S'uitaMo Addresses will he delivered. Jeaon T able at half-past (i o'clock. Tickets, 2s. eaeh. may he obuiined from any of the workers, and at the Mission llou.se. N. 8.--Whoever will, are welcome to visit the Miseion House. Workers for every branch of t.lu work are wanted; also money lo carry on the work. We pray the Lord to move the hearts of the reader to give to His eause here. The need of such a workmay be seen by the Report now published, and sold by all Uooksellers in Town and at the Mission House. I have (o request that all letters, subscriptions, donations, itc., (as your heart may be moved by tho Lord) be sent lo me at :lie .Mission House. BENJ AM IN CUNNINGHAM. April 27, ISti't. Pit]NCE OF WALES THEATItE. BKUNSWIC K II A L L. PRODUCTION OF THK GRKAT SENSATION DRAMA OF THK Tlclv K T 0L? LI3A V K MA N ! T(.)-N IGIIT (MONDAY). MAV 2. THE TICKET OE LEAVE ]NJ AN. TO CONCLUDE WITH A LAUCHAHI.E FARCE. Stalls os. ; Back Scats, 2s. lid. CJ3S" Doors open at half-pant 7 ; curtain rises at 8 precisely. ODD FELLOWS' 11ALL. • •* TO-NIGHT, (MON DAY). .M.w 2. ISUI, RE-AIT EA RAN CE OF T H A T C II E 11. NEW LOCAL SONGS, INCLUDING Til A TCII EE'S VISIT TO DEUET. SMALL IN IEISH SONGS!!! MADAM IS YITELLI IN CHARMING BALLADS!!! TO-MORROW EVENING The performance will be under the distinguished patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY SIR GEORGE GREY, On which occasion THATCHER will deliver

A NEW RECITATION. THE ROYAL ANATOMICAL MUSEUM containing 2 0 0 BEAUTIFULLY EXECUTED WAX MODELS, illustrating every part of the Human Frame, IS NOW OPEN nt Mr. "Webb's Music Saloon, Fort-street, from 10 a.m. till ti p.m., and from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., for gentlemen adults only. Descriptive Lectures during the day. ''Seek to know tin self. How beautifully and wonderfully we are made." Admission 2s. M ® ❖ LODGK ST. ANDKKW, No. 118, S.C. Auckland, May 2nd. ISG4. JN conscijuenee of the lamented death ol the Most WoiU'll 1V 1 rJ. HIS Ci H\C'K GKOKOK At'GCSTt'S J')i"K>:ot* Ariioi.. M.astkk Mason oi* ricoTi.vni>, a J'uni'i'al will behold in (he jjodtie K-'iom, i'tirt:*>livet. (TLKSDAS > KVIiNINU, the ord day of May, at, halfpast 7 o'clock. Tho lirethren will appear in full Masonic Mourning Costume, iilack Dress, with White Gloves. liv order of the K.W.M. ❖ X MASONIC LODGE ARA, 345. HE AIOXTHLY r MKF.TING of tho above Lodge will bo held THIS E\ENIXG, at hullpast 7 p.m. By order of the W.M. NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. IHIR Meeting of this Society will be held at the " Cliterion" Hotel, Otahuhu, on TUESDAY', May 3rd, at 3 o'-lock p.m. A paper will be read by a gentlemen from Victoria on the subject of Pleuro Pnenmonia. THOMAS SPENCER, Hon. Sec. TIMBER! TIMBER! TIMBER! THE Undersigned begs to inform his friends and the public generally that, having obtained a quantity of LOGS, he is now prepared to supply any orders entrusted to bis care without delav. THOMAS CRAIG, -hct'o'i-of veeii *A-vii «P■