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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9086, 21 June 1888, Page 4

The annual social gathering of the mem* bers of St. Sepulchre's Church and their friends will take place this evening in the schoolroom, Symonds-street. Tea will tie provided at half-past six p.m., to be followed at half-past seven by a programme of . se K?j tious of music and readings. The music wui include one or two glees, a quartette by tne members of the Grafton Orpheus Club, song by Miss Bleazard with 'cello obligatory Mr. Edger, with solos and duets by other well-known amateurs. The charge for admission iB one shilling. Messrs. Arthur and Buddie hold a sale of superior household furniture at * ict (? r Avenue, View Road, Mount Eden, toda * In addition to the ordinary articles ot turn • ture. the advertisement includes a super' and handsome American organ and a tricnoru piano in walnut case. The matron of the Upper Refuge desires to thank Mrs. Hunt, sen., of Cambridge, >' ' kato, for five pair hand-knitted socks, for in use of the inmates. . Mr. Joseph Walker, of Mauku, writes to say that he is not the J. Walker ni°n«on in the Papakura R.M. Court in the debt case J. Brown v. J. Walker. A clearing sale of fruit trees, flowering shrubs, etc, will be held at Mr. J. Mas nurseries on Saturday next, at half-p p.m. The Wenham patent gas lamps,'' the per fection of sanitation and illumination, advertised as being for sale at aU rtD . m L 5 J gasfitters, and at tne office of the Auck Gas Company. i , A grand fancy dress carnival is to beJmM at the Eureka Skating Rink, St.()efß Hall, Newton, on the 4th of July. There a a number of prizes for t he best cojtuines, other attractions are provided in the shape 01 a mile race and a polo match*