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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7513, 17 December 1885, Page 8

__ \ ~" """""" _____Amusements. "" g T. TTmjjT^ The Sacred Cantata "UNDER THE p. To .. CONDUCTOR: MR. J. ,r. EDMONDES Admission: One SMling ' .— _ . T. Macky^ Q.ARDEN PARTyW~^__^ CHELTENHAM BEACH IN MR. EDSON'S GROUNDS, TO-MOREq-(FRIDAY), FROM TWOXO NINE P.M. SATURDAY PROM Te/a.M. TO NINE P.M PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS, AMUSEMENTS, INCLUDING TEMKIs BOWra QUOITS, LADIES CRICKET, AND BOATS * ON THE WATER. SPLENDID REFRESHMENT STALL. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS : SIXPENCE. QHRISTMAS TORE a^alT(7p A S&LE OF WORK BY THE LADIES OP S T ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' Will be opened TO-DAY (THURSDAY), Urn I SWA i~ AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M., ' in large shop lately occupied by Fi,h w » nd Co Butchers, and adjoining the Hank of New Zealand ' A Refreshment Stall will be open in connection with the Hale. Proceede in aid of Church funds Friends desirous of assisting will please leave thei _ contributions at St. Andrew's Manse, Wynwa d »t reet. Admission, Is ; children, half-price. Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, &c. TO RNE-STREET HALL. THIS (THURSDAY) AND FRIDAY EVENIVo MR. THOMAS WALKER'S VKOSKUUTED LECTURES To Adult Men Only. ' SUBJECTS: This (Tiil'rsdav) Fvf.n ko "PHALLIC WORSHIP, or THE ORIGIN OFTRP CHRISTIAN CROSS." E Friday. '■THE POPULATION QUESTION, or THE FRl'lTa OF PHILOSOPHY." £,rKur « Doors open at half-past seven, Lecture at eight. / ADMISSION: ONE SHILLING. JjIOUR N I r_ D¥BT^; LORNE-SIREET HALL. I Between Mr. Heo. At.dridoe, Minister of fTin.«». of Christ, and Ml.. Thom4 Walk. renre^n,. the Auckland Rationalistic Association. , repre,entln * MONDAY «ND TUESDAY, DEC, 21 and 22. Subject: "The Divine Origin of Christianity" Mr. Aldiidge affirms; Mr. Walker denies. '" MONDAY AND TUESDAY, DEC. 28 and 29. x, Subject: "Atheism the Best Gospel for the World." Mr. Walker affirms ; Mr. Aldridge denies. aUig™ o'B! half ' pa,t SeVCn, Chalr to be tsl »° Admission, Is Tickets for the course (reserved) 3s. Tickets can be procured at J. M Lennox's R™k S e o r n : -s^r pbell ' 8> *****l^ rW. D C IB De B oS V O ?S& MEN ' CHRISTJANASSOCIAJ. TION. — Temporary Rooms, Od Baptist Church, corner of Wellesley and Uh.p.l-rtreeu-. Evangelistic Services every RSDAY EVENING invited A are invited - New BrriTals are cordially Meetings. THE Regular Monthly Meeting of the Prince of Wales Lodge, No. 1335, will be held at the freemasons' Hall, Princes-ntreet, THIS (Thursday) EVENING at half-past oeven. Visitors we invited. By order of the W.M.—M. J. Leen PM Secretary. " ' REMUERA SCHOOL NEEDS-THIS i> (Thursday) EVENING at half-past se'en a Meeting will re held, at the Remuera Hall, top of Orakoi Road, to cnujidor what steps shall be taken to as to obtain better better School Accommodttion for the rising district of Kerauera. Working men and women attend and support your own rights. DEVON GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Annual General Meeting of the abovenimed Company will be held at the Company's Office, Brown-street, Thames, on December 28th, at two p.m. Business: Report, Balance-sheet, and Election of Dimeters. GEO. HARCOURT, Manager. Brown-street, December 14,1555. \TORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY m (LIMITED). The Annnal General Meeting of the Members of th» above Company will he held in the Mount Albert Public Hall on FRIDAY, the 18th inst., at eight p.m. JOHN BOLLARD. Chairman of Directors. DecomberlO, 1885. __ Volunteer Notices. A UCKLAND VETERAN RIFLE <_\. VOLUNTEERS. Special Paride at Drill-shed at half-past seven p.m. THIS DAY (Thursday). 17th inst. Double tine for non-attendance strictly enforced. By order. ROBERT M. MITCHELL, Hon. Sec. TpONSONBY NAVAL ARTILLERY, A Government Inspection Parade of the above Corps will be held at th- Drill-died TO-MORKOW (Friday) BVESING, 18th December, at eight o'clock. Members are specially warned to be present, It being the last Government parade available for this year. J. B. MORPETH, Captain. S. C. H A L L , HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURER, SKIRTMAKER, HOSIER, AND GENTLEMEN'S MERCEK. HATS AND CAPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER. KARAKGAHAPE ROAD, Auckland. S.C.H., having mudo arrangements with MesinFenton and Co., of Queen-street, for the manufacture aDd supply of tho whole of his stoclr, i« enabled to adduce the name cl that well-known firm »• GUARANTEE for the excellence and quality of hl« goods. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Newton, Auckland. '•npHE NEW ZEALAND HERALD'! IB X GAZETTE For the publication of all NOTICES In relation to BOROUGn COUNCILS, COUNTY COUNCILS, HIGHWAY BOARDS, fto. _ "VTEW ZEALAND HERALD. bUBBCRiPTioN: 9d per week, delivered in town ""J suburbs ; or 13s 6d per quarter, in advance, posieu »" any part of the colony. , hr Advertisers in the country can remit payment ui Money Orders or Postage Stamps. , of Instructions as to the insertion or wthdra u«» advertisements in the Herald must be in »r "*. Advertisements received without such 'nstrocuou will be inserted till countermanded, and cava accordingly. . .„,,,, due While every c»re is exercised in regard to the due insertion of advertisements, the propria *L" ° b hold themselves responsible for non- nwrtlon^ throuiß accident or from other cau.es; and the P'OP' 1 * 1 ,"" reserve to themselves the right of omitting rt ««'« ments that they may deem o although such advertisements may have been remand paid for in the usual course of business. For the convenient* of advertisers, re, «'* b H,j uo g tisemeuts may be sent to the "wuij ,™Son Office; but the proprietors do not accept sny reijw sibility in this respect. ««..i.~, „ ed e»ch Births, Is; Deaths and Marries. J w insertion. These announcements are »iso » in the Auckland Wcmlv N«we ana H«»» Monthly Suiimarv without extr* «-h»rge. —————— ' " . \V I T.T.I AM