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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9091, 27 June 1888, Page 8

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, &c. Young men's christian association (NEW Building), CORNER OF WELLESLEY AND ALBERT STREETS. WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES. FRIDAY, JUNE 29. AT HOME, Music, &c. Gymnastic Display. FRIDAY, JULY 0. . "An Evening with the Poets," with Musical Illustrations. .Rev. W. Tedbs, M.A. FRIDAY, JULY 20. Lecture " Brain and Mind' ..Dr. Giles, R.M. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. Lecture: "Boiling". .Professor F. D. BROWN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17. Lecture : " Character". .Rev. C. H. GARLAND. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31. . "An Evening with Tennyson, with Musical Illustrations. .Dr. J. MURRAY-MOORE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. Lecture: "A Recent Tour in Palestine Mr. W. C. W. McDowell, B.A. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Lecture (Subject to be announced)..^. — — Itov. R. Scott West. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12. Lecture (Subject to be announced).. Rev. J. S. Hill. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26. Entertainment and Concert Burns CLUB. Commencing Each Evening at Half-past Seven. Tickets for the Course : To admit Bearer and Lady, 4s ; Bearer only, 2s 6d; Single Lecture, Is; can be obtained from the Booksellers, from any Member of Committee, or from the Librarian at the Rooms. Seats Reservod for Ticketholders till twenty minutes past seven. THOMAS BUDDIE, 1 „ on Secg A. KNIGHT, I uon ' ftecsW. BRAKENRIG, Gen. Sec. g ALVATION R M Y, INDIAN MEETING IN THE BARRACKS, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, At a Quarter to Eight, led by COLONEL AND MRS. TAYLOR, IN INDIAN COSTUME. Evangelistic service every THURSDAY EVENING at half-past seven p.m. in the Lecture Hall, Young Men's Christian Association, corner of Wellosley and Albert Streets. New arrivals cordially invited. TO-NIGHT, St. James' Hall.-Mr. W. H. Webbe will give a brief Lecture on Pianoforte Playing and Musical Expression. Exhibitions. Auckland poultry, pigeon, CANARY, AND DOG ASSOCIATION. FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW. The Fifth Annual Show of the above Association will be held on July 26th, 27tli. and 2Stb. Entries will be received by the Secretary, at the office of Messrs. W.J. Hurst and Co., on TIIURS DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, June 28th, 29th, and 30th, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on the first two days, and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on the last day. Post Entries (at double rates) will be received up to the following WEDNESDAY, July 4th. Full particulars may be had upon application to EDWD. S. V. MOWBRAY, Secretary. Hotels. JJOT JQAILY, From 11 till 2 o'Clock. CONDUCTED ON THE AMERICAN PRINCIPLE, Consisting of SOUPS, PRIME ROAST JOINTS, ENTREES AND SALADS, WITH TANKARD OF ALE For (|D. Mr. H. Bennett of the PIER HOTEL, ALBERT STREET, is determined that his AMERICAN LUNCHEON shall be served in first-class style, and second to Hone in the colony Tourists to the hot lakes AND WONDERLAND OF ROTORUA THE PALACE HOTEL, OHINEMUTU. Contains 40 rooms and is repl»to with every convsmiftßce for the comfort of Tourists visiting th» district. Private suites of apartments if required. Hie cuisine has special attention, and has secured express commendation from all those who have patronised the Hotel. ' The Win em and Spirits provided are of the choicest quality only. Buggies, Coaches, Saddle-horses, and Guides always ready for the convenience of Tourists. Every attention Trill be personally given, so as to conduce to a pleasant and enjoyable visit. Natural hot bath in connection with the Hotel. Free to Residents. Telegrams have prompt attention. JOSEPH McRAE, Proprietor, F. WATKINSON, Town Agent, 12, Queen-street, WAIWERA CELEBRATED HOT SPRINGS, within 25 miles of Auckland.— To the Invalid seeking health and the Tourist on pleasure, these world-renowned Natural Medicinal Springs offers great attractions. Miss Graham having leased the above property, visitors will find a most comfortable and well-appointed Family Hotel, with all the advantages of a hrst-class sanatorium. Communication daily by steamer and coach alternately. Terms, 8s 6d per day, £2 10s per week ;£9 four weeks (including bath and towels). Letters or telegrams addressed to the Manager, Waiwera Hotel; or H. H. Hayr & Co., Agents, 13, Lower Queenstreet, Auckland, will receive prompt attention. Glass and Earthenware. QHINA, L A S S, AND JgARTHENWARE JOHN L. WILSON, IMPORTER, 267, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Tuttle s Photograpic Studio). AN IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS Now on hand, embracing THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND PATTERNS. INSPECTION INVITED. NOVELTIES In every department, imported direct from manu facturers, are being ottered at prices which must command rapid sale. CHRISTMAS, BIRTHDAY, AND WEDDING PRESENTS. In great variety, useful and ornamental. THE ASSORTMENT of DINNER SERVICES, TEA SERVICES, TOILET SEVICES, and GENERAL GOODS IS VERY LARGE, ANW PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN AUCKLAND. SPECIAL ATrENTION Is directed to a shipment of TABLE GLASS Juat received, of entirely New Patterns, and at rates hitherto UN APPROACHED FOR CHEAPNESS. JOHN L. WILSON, 887, QUEEN - STREET. QLASS "^Y'ORRS! QLASS ! Our Leading Articles this week are : Confectioners Jars, Is per lb.; three Glass Jugs for 2s 6d ; Lamp Chimneys, three for 6d; Glass Balls for shooting at, in quantities to suit purchasers; Garden Shades, all sizes ; Fish Globes and Gold Fish, very cheap. M. COOK & SONS, FREEMAN S BAY. TO-NIGHT, Sb. James' Hall.— Stephenson will sing " II Bacio" and " Waiting." POUNDKEEPERS' BOOKS (under the new Act), 25 and 60 pages, with the Schedule of Fines lor Trespass and Impounding Fees inserted in coKun. ."■ement, on Sale at the Herald Publishing Office, Queen-street.