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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7786, 4 November 1886, Page 8

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, &c. X7OUNG Tl/f EN'S /><HRI=tTIAN X OUNG IVJ.EN'3 V/HftIBTIAN A SSOCIATION. ASSOCIATION. /"KPENING OF "XTEW -OUILDING. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, GRAND SACKED AND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT GIVEN BY SOME MEMBERS OF THE AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY, Conducted by Herb, Carl Sohmitt. Leader of Orchestra : Mb. Charles Hbmos. Orchestra of Thirty Instrumentalists. Chorus of 40 Voicet. PROGRAMME. i First Part. SBLKCTIONB TROU HAHDEI'S " MeSSIAO." Overture —Orchestra. Solo, But who may abide"—Mr. J. H. Bdmondes Solo, " Rejoice greatly"—Mrs. Dacro Chorus, " For unto —Choir Solo, "I know that my Redeemer liveth"—Miss Culpaa Chorus, " Lift tip your heads"—Choir Solo, " How Beautiful"—Miss Taylor Solo, " Why do *he Nations"—Mr. A. Tayle Address by Right Rev. Bishop of Auckland " Hallelujah Chorus"— Interval of ten minutes. Second Part. MISCELT ANEOCB. Overture, " Die Zaubeiflote" (Mozart)— Orchestra Vocal Quintette, " No tocaran Campan*s"—Misses Fenton and Sharland, and Messrs. Gilmore and Taj lor " Ernanl involami" (Verdi) — Mies Bleazaid (with orchestral accompaniment) String Qu*rtette, " Minuet" (Boccherinl)—Messrs. C. Hemus, J. Bemns, Clougb, and E ger Solo, " The Message" (Blumemhal)-Miss Corbett I Waltz, " Geßchicl:ten aua Sim Wiener Wald" (Strauss)— Orchestra Benediction. ■ Beserved Seats - 6a Unreserved 2s 6d Tickets can be had from, and plane seen at, Upton I and Co.'s, the Booksellers, Sunday-school Union, and , at tin Rooms. Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION GRAND SACRED AND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT. Thi performing Members of the A uckland Choral Society who are assisting at the above < oncert are reonns ed t* meet at the New Buildine, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at half-past seven p. n 4 UCKLAND RUGBY UNION. I A Meetintf of the T)ele?ates of the Auckland Rueby Union will be b»ld in the Club Room, Imperial Hotel , THIS EVENING, at eight o'clock p.m. BnsiNEHS • To consider a letter from th« Wellinr- : ton Union and the leturnof the £20 bonus, at d also the adoption of the revised rules of • the Union. E. L, SKKEN, , Hon. Sec. ', TILLAGE SPECIAL SETTLEMENTS. A Public MpetiD«r will b- he d THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at eigh , o'clock, at the FO> ESTERS' HA i L, Karangaa»pe Road, Newton, at which I will explain the Principle on whl. h tbe Settlements are b-ing founded, and Ascribe th Blocks »bout to be next thrown open for Village Special Settl. meat and give such other nf rmatiin as mav b desired. All desirous of availing themselves of this scheme for giving tomes to the people are invite to attend. JOHN iUNDON ■m/TOUNT EOSKILL HIGHWAY DIS--1 UIL trict. A Special Meeting of the Ratepayers will be held in the Schoolroom, on WtDNEsDAY, November 10, fit h*lf-r>»Bt seven p.m. Businks* : To consider Government Loans to Local Bodies Act. JAMEB W CARR Chairman. "VTEW ZEALAND TYPOGRAPHICAL JLI ASSOCIATION. AUCKLAND BRANCH. A Special General Meeting of Members of the above Asso iation will be Jfeld at I obson'e Rooms, on SATURDAY Evening next, the6th instant, at eight o'cl oV. I he attendance of members of the craft who do not ; belong to the Association is specially invited. ; D. P. iTIsHBE, Secretary j A UCKLAND ATHENAEUM. THE NEXT MEETING Will be held in ROBSON'S ROOMS, ; TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), At half-past seven p.m. Business : Nomination of Officers for the ensuing rear. Paper (Illustrated with Diagrams), "The Sanitary Condition of Auckland," by G. T. Girdler, Esq.. L.R.C.P. andS: pHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A Special General Meeting of Members will be held at the rtooms of the « hamber TO-MORROW (Friday;, the sth intt, at three p.m. Business ; To confirm the resolution passed a> i Quarterly General Meeting held on the 21st etc ober, 1886, re the admission of country members. E. MENZIES, Secretary. Queen-street, Auckland, November 2, 1886. " » MAN'S A MAN FOR A' THAT J•' The Annual Meeting of the Bums Club and I iterary Society will he held in Robson's Dining Rooms, Queen-street, THIS AY (Thursday), the 4th inst., at eight o'clock p.m. Business: To receive report of committee, election of i ffiee-bearers for ensuing year, and to enroll new members. A. number of the members will enliven the proceeding* with .-cottish Sonp and Uecitations. All admirers of Scotland's Bard are kindly nviied to attend. ROBERT PEACC, Secretary. SCOTT GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). An Extraordinary General Meeting of tbe above Company will rw held t th« Company's Offi e. No. 20, , New Zealand Insurance Building ,on TUESDAY, ' 24th November, 18S6. at two o'clock p no,, when the subjoined resolution (which "as passed at the Kxtr - ordinary General Meeting of the Company held on the Ist day of Nov inner 1886), will be submitted for confirmation as a special resolution. That the Company's Pr perty be sold to tlte Iranboe Gold Minln Company, for 4000 Share* in the .sai Company, and that the Scott Company be voluntarily wound up. Tim James Uruce Morpetb be nppoin e Liquioator for the purpose of such winding up. J. B. MORPETH. Manager. November 1,1886. - T>ONSONBY CHORAL SOCIETY. The Meeting called for Friday evening is Postponed until further notice on account of the Auckland Orchestral Society's Concert taking place on chat evening C ROWE. Fducationai. mo PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. Children going: to the High or Grammar School will find a comfortable home in one of the most healthy suburbs of Auckland. Terms and references on application to MRS. DAVIS, P. 0.. Remnera. DOMAIN GRAM SCHOOL, ■*-' SYMONDS-STREET. The following subjects are being taught during each week :— Languages: Latin, French, and German Geography, Grammar, and History of English Literature English History Mathematics Physical Geography (being part of a course embracing Physiology, Chemistry, and Physics) Mental Arithmetic and Drawing Reading: Macmillan'e Series ; Writing. In, the Day School and the Evening Classes Pupils are being prepared for the following Examinations :— Civil Service (junior and senior), General Knowledge (or Solicitors and Barristers), Auckland University Matriculation and Junior Scholarship. Four Boarders only can be received. For terms applv to Mr. C. P. Newcomba. C. BBSKKTH.] IA. AITKEN. | [O. MACLEAN. HESKfc/TH, AITKEN, MACLEAN AND Co., AUCTION LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Regular Sales every Tuesday of Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow." &c, CITY MARKET. "