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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8632, 30 July 1891, Page 8

Sermons, -Lectures, Soirees, &c. * ! " ST. JAMES' r • HALL, WELLINGTON-STREET. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. - I-;/- ■&■■■'■. — . r, . . J THE ROUND rpOWEBS OF JRELAND, Are . they Relics of a; Primeval Baal Worship,' or ig£i& can they be proved to be of Post-Heathen 1 ; erection ? .fi' ■; LECTURE. BY THE REV. C. JORDAN, OP TAURANGA, •• • With Limelight Illustrations. from Transparencies specially prepared by, Mr: Josiali Martin. ; ' Admission—Front Scats, 2s ; Back Seats, Is. t, Tickets may be obtained of Wililman and Lyell, Shortiand-street; • Upton and Co., Queen-street; ' Dickson, Wellesley-street; Hiscocks, Hotisonstreet; also, from any member of the CommitteeMr. Connolly, Mr. Speight, Mr. ; J..T010, Mr. R. Farrel), Mr. J. Mitchell, Mr. feJßoylan, Mr. W. Beehan. ' - ♦ ,\-M. SHEAHAN, \ Hon gec _ . W. JENNINGS, ;/ on - teec - s - Young men's christian X ASSOCIATION. v • CONCERT, -■ . : THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, • Commencing at 7.45. - . ' ; ▼OCALMisses Warren and Harrison and Mr. R. S. Abel. «: = 1 , - ■. ■ PIANO—Miss Cotegrove and Mr. A. Bartley. '¥i VIOLIN— Harrison and Mr. Cooke. 'C'KIiLOSoIo, Miss K. Chow.J- . ZITH Solo, Mr. Winkleman. ' RECITATION—Mr."' L. St. Kekwick.. WHISTLING SOLO—Mr. Michael Lewis. • f; Admission by Course Ticket, or 6d at the door. Young men's christian ' JL • ■ ASSOCIATION,v< , , . ,v, , Corner Wf.lleslky and albert Streets. WINTER COURSE OF ENTERTAINMENTS, &C. *■ in Lecture Hall, , Commencing each Evening at 7.45k . v. : • - , ... PROGRAMME:.. „• '"i Thursday, July SO—Concert *' - ; Friday, August, Public Debate between Six ' Selected Members of Combined Literary Societies. ' Friday, August 23 .. . ........ Concert.' Thursday, September. 10 v; .. .. Lecture. 1 Subject: " Why Flowers are Beautiful." • 'i ■ • PROP.A. P. W. THOMAS.''"/i Friday, September 25—Literary Competition be- , • ' tween Members of United Societies. i.-.. ' Date to be announced... .. .. Concert. ' 5 CONDUCTED BY PROF. CARL SCHMITT. | Single Admittance, 6d. Tickets for the Course, to admit Lady and .Gentleman, 3s fid. To admit liearer only, 2s 6d., ; May be obtained at the Rooms : < or from any Member of Committee. THOMAS BUDDLE, Hon. Sec. WILLIAM BRAKENRIG, Gen. Sec. To-night BERESFORD . STREET JL HALL, Eight p.m. t UNITED DEBATE, " Is it desirable for New Zealand to join the Australian Commonwealth? By Members of the Mount Eden and Beresfordstreet Mutual Improvement Association. 4 v. Visitors cordially invited..J-, r 1 -= ; ; i Exhibitions. : , JDOULTRY CjHOW, • AT AITKIN'S AUCTION MART (LATE COLUMBIA RINK), THIS DAY (Thursday), TO-MORROW • ; (Friday), and SATURDAY, JULY 30th and 31st and AUGUST 1. : , ; —* Admission—One Shilling. W. H. COOPER, '<1 i } ; Secretary. •• , Insurance Companies. -Jtf-ORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE ■ COMPANY. . "Hie North German Fire Insurance Company, during the several years it has been' established in this * Colony, has paid Looses to Policy-holders exceeding' £30,000, and has not disputed-a single legitimate claim.' ', >• " . , . Its distinguishing features are : UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS, PREMIUMS RETAINED IN THE COLONY i . ; FOR INVESTMENT, CLAIMS SETTLED PROMPTLY AT ALL ITS* NEW ZEALAND AGENCIES WITHOUT REFERENCE WHERE; For which purpose a REVOLVING CREDIT for £10,000 has been established with the NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, AFFORDING ABSOLUTE SECURITY TO POLICY-HOLDERS. Rates of Premiums and every other information to be had on application to GEO. JOHNSTON, City Agent, next Bank of New Zealand; ' .Or to ' = H. BEES GEORGE, • District Agent, Fort-street. JJ-ORTHERN QOMPANY. /j Head Offices : Aberdeen and London. ' Established 1836. CAPITAL > - . M , £3,000,000 ACCUMULATED FUNDS.. £3,780,000 FIRE PREMIUMS - .. £626,000 INSURANCE EFFECTED ON BUILD.; INGS AND CONTENTS, ; AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. , | LOSSES PROMPTLY SETTLED. l - • THOMAS MACK'S, >. .. ] FORT STREET, j CHIEF. AGENT FOE AUCKLAND. V. i ' j •: i MR. ARTHUR HEATHER, Custom-street, has been appointed an Agent for this Company. ; Sub-agents have been appointed as follows :— j THAMES .. ~ MR. JAMES McGOWAN WHANGAREI _ REV. J. M. KILLEN ONEHUNGA .. MR. DAVID BROWN j PONSONBY, V NEWTON, " I" SUBURBS, and V MR. GEO. W. JONES ; PROVINCIAL J DISTRICT J • r _ r ,~ Auckland, October 28, 1890. THE NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY TRANSACTS ORDINARY FIDELITY GUARANTEE BUSINESS. " GUARANTEEING THE FIDELITY Of Persons in positions of Trust. Office: 109, Victoria Arcade. > : P. A. KDMISTON, General Manager. , Musical- ' piANOS! JgJ ARMONIUMSI QRGANSI ■ 1 ■ ' AtSO, ■ • ■ V HARPS, VIOLINS VIOLONCELLOS, GUITARS, BANJOES, ' AND SMALLER INSTRUMENTS TOO NUMEROUS TO PARTICULARISE. TTOFFMANN .AND g ONS » QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND THE LARGEST IMPORTERS OF ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND. ALL KlNbs OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ' T .fl ■, TUNED AND BEFAIIiED. : O'. '