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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 900, 2 October 1866, Page 1

BRUNSWICK HALL. CO X C E R T. I'™ f'O.YOKRT of VOCAL and INSTRIJn 1 ,V' '"AL MU 10, lately -five,, in hid of the Urphan Home, will he repeated by particular desire m aid oi tl-,-. Funds of the Auckland Ladies benevolent fcocic-ty, on THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, OCTOBER 2nji, 1 8 6 6. STEWARDS : A. Abraham, Esq. I Major "Broolce. J. O. Haadey, l£eq. | G. Da.ere, Jisq. SOLO PIANISTE. Miss Beale. LEADERS Of THE BAND. Colonel Ualneavis and J\ H. Beale, Eeq. ACCOMPANIST. H. Livingstone, Esq. SOLO VOCALIST. J. Austin, Esq. Many other ladies and gentlemeu will alio ageist on the occasion. j CONDUCTOR. Joseph Bkown, Esq, Particulars of the Programme, which will be slightly varied, and Books of Words will' be issued"" previous to tho Concert. Admission:—"Reserved Scats, Ss,; body of the Hall, 45.; Gallery, .'is.; Pit, 2s". Tickets may be obtained of Messrs. Wayte and Batger; and also, except for Reset ved Seats, of Mr. Harri->, ShorUand-street j and of the Ladies Committee of tho Bf.novo.lent Society, Plan oi the Reserved Seats, limited in number, can bo seen at Messrß. Wavte and Batger's, Queenstreet. BAPTIST CHAPEL, WELLESLRY-STREKT, rpBE ANNUA!/ ROIREE will bo held THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, when the usual Report will bo presented, and Addressos delivered by various Ministers and Friends. Tea will be provided at half-past 6 o'clock. Ticiets, 2s each ; may be obtained of Messrs. Maim and Son, Queen-street ; J&r. baker, Victoria-street ; Messrs. Eaton and Dewolf, Newton; Mr. Mutniord, Hobson street; and also at the Doors. PUBLIC NOTICE. Trial of sir timothy traffic v. PUBLIC GOOD, will bo heard on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, Srd Octobcr, IN AIR. DEWAR'S ACADEMY,. Karangahape, Road, Newton. The attendance of all acn respectfully invitod. His Lordship the Chief Justice ticarall -will open the Court at 7 p.m. Admittance Sixponce. Reserved Seats One Shilling-. Proceeds in aid of funds of tho Newton Total Abstinence society. J. GEAKAM, Secretary Newton Total Abstinence Society. LOYAL FOUNTAIN OP FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 3920, 1.0.0.F.,81.U.,A.1X 'pHE Members of tho above Lodge are requested I to meet in the Odd Fellows' Hall, on WI£!)NESDAY at half-past 2 o'clock, p.m, for the purpose of attending tho Funeral of our late Brother JOHN BENNETT. Members of the other Lodges aro respectfully invited to attend. By order of the N.G. W. 5\ Pr., G.M., Secretary. Regalia—Black Poai;£s, Aprons covered -with black crape and white gloves. BANK OP NEW ZEALAND, NOTICE is herabv gives thufc the HALFYEARLY GENERAL MEETING of tho Proprietors of this Bank wilt be held in the Bankinghouse in, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of OCTOBER next, at NOON, for tho purpose of receiving the Ueport of tho Directors for the Half-year ending 30th instant, the election of TWO Directors, in the room of the retiring Director, and of Mr. Thomas K«k»v11, disqualified by six months' absence from the Colony ;—ai d for any other business thatmay be brought before the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. A. KENNF]>,Y V General Manager. CANDIDATES for the oificeofDirectorniust e ive notice in writing to. the Board of Directors,— such notice to be la/t nt the Banking-hruse, Auckland, THIRTY days at least before tlio day of elootipn. Auckland, 19th September, 1566 PAPAKURA ASSOCIATION. THE regular Monthly Meeting of this Association will be held at the l'apakura Hotel, Papakura, on NEXT WEDNESDAY, immediately after the cattle saleH. JOHN KING, Honorary Secretary. September 2S, 186i5. MOUNT WELLINGTON DISTRICT. A MEETING of the 'ELECTORS will Wheld at tho Panmure Inn, THIS DAY, (Tuesday), at 6 p.m., for tho purpose o£ l evying a Rate and appointing Trustees for the- ensuing vear. ROBERT N. RYBOURNE, Panmure, September 28, IB6fj. NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. rnHE MONTHLY MEETING of the Society will JL be held THIS DAY, 2nd October, at 3 p.m. JOHN GORDON, Secretary.