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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8668, 10 September 1891, Page 8

Exhibitions. Auckland PROVINCIAL agri- ±%.. -CULTURAL ASSOCIATION. • THE FIRST SHOW OF THE ABOVE ASSOCIATION Will be held AT POTTER'S PADDOCK, EPSOM, , " Oil FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, The 6th and 7th November. Agriculturists and others are cordially invited to co-operate. Schedules and all particulars obtainable from the Secretary, at the Office of the Association, 155, Queen-street. • W. F. MASSEV, President. EWMARKET CAMELLIA SHOW. Committee ; W. Mclndoe, J. W. Tibbs, C. W. Sanders. lion. Sec., Box 327. Entries will be received by either or the above, or at Hesketh and Aitken's, Queen-street; and Mr. Hogg, Newmarket, up till five p.m. This Day. Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, &c. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Corner Wellissley and albert Streets. WINTER COURSE OF ENTERTAINMENTS, Ac. In Lecture Hall, 1 Commencing each Evening at 7.45. PROGRAMME: THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Slvl'TK.Mlli' 10 lecture. Subject: " Why Flowers are Beautiful." PROF. A. P. W. THOMAS. Friday, September 25—Literary Competition between Members of United'Soeieties. Date to be announced Concert. CONDUCTED BY PROF. CARL SCHMITT. Single Admittance, Od. Tickets for the Course, to admit l.ady and Gentleman, 3s Od. To admit bearer only, 2s Od. May ba obtained at the Rooms or from any Member of Committee. THOMAS BUDDLE, Hon. Sec. WILLIAM BRAKENRIG, Gen. Sec. Meetings. V JL LODGE ATLA, N.Z.U. (under (lispensa- , H I tion from the Grand Lodge of N.Z.) An Emergency Meeting will be held in the Lodgeroom, Freemasons' Hall, Princes-street, THIS (Thursday) EVICNING, at 8. All M.M.'s cordially invited. By command of W.M. G. W. BASLEY, P.M., Secretary. QTAR OF AUCK-i "m&L ML, o LAND LODGE, No - 20, 1.0.0. F., - C - ! Members are invited to bring their Friends to. the Harmony Meeting THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at ! eight o'clock. JOHN BURCIIELL, Secretary. - POVERTY SOCIETY. THIS (Thursday)'EVENlNG, at WESLEY HALL (Pitt-street), ADDRESS by Mr. F. G, E WING TON, on Poverty Problems and Socialistic Solutions (with Musical interludes). Dr. Laishley will take the Chair at eight o'clock. Anmission free Ladies specially invited. Questions at close Collection to defray expenses. Business Cards. S&iiir QH.ARLE S E M U S, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER, HAS REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES, Four doors above Auckland Savings Bank, See future advertisements. Note the Address: CHARLES HEMUS, EDSON'S BUILDINGS, '201, -STREET. Henry g. wade, a. r. i. b. a., ARCHITECT, BUILDING SURVEYOR, AND ARBITRATOR, COUNCIL CHAMBER S, High-stubi;t, Auckland. JAMES sTicH Bur y, HOTEL AND ESTATE VALUATOR, AGENT, Ac,, Thirty Years' Auckland Auction Experience. Stichbury's Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. |1 1) WA R D gA R LE Y, ARCHITECT, STICHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET JJIITZGIBBON AND gON, CIVIL ENGINEERS & ARCHITECTS, N.Z. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS 91, Queen-street, Auckland. Telephone No. 020. pATENT S. HENRY HUGHES, M.1.M.E., PATENT AGENT, AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND OFFICE Si, Queen-street, W. E. HUGHES.] [E. S. BALDWIN. Specifications and Drawings accurately prepared W PHILLIPS AND SON, O OIL, -COLOUR, AND GLASS MICRCHANTS, Importers of Paperhangings, Scrim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes; Plate, Sheet, Crown Ornamental, and Photographic j Glass; Picture Frames and Tapesty Mouldings, Clock and Compass Glasses Glass cut to size, and carefully packed. | 149, and 161, QUEEN-STREET. A. M. F. V. K ELLY AUTHORISED, LICENSED, AND ' MINING SURVEYORS. No. 9, COO JIBES' ARCADE, QUEEN-STREET. rjl OBA CC 0 QUL TU R 11. SEED, SEED, Supplied by AUSTIN WALSH & CO., BONDED TOBACCO FACTORY,' AUCKLAND. Full information on Tobacco Culture forwarded free upoii application. A.W. & Co. ARE CASH BUYERS OF LEAF TOBACCO. jg ROW N & J> OLSON'S QORNFLOUR IS A DELICACY NEVER OUT OF SEASON' Brewers. JQ OJIAIH gREWERY. T>URE T>fiEß. J_ URE jL>EER. THIS BEER, AS SUPPLIED TO OUR CUSTOMERS, IS THE SAME QUALITY BEER WHICH TOOK THE m FIRST AWARD TO AT the MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL INTER. NATIONAL EXHIBITION, AND IS GUARANTEED AS "THE FIRST.' 6ST SPECIAL BREWS for Bottling or other purposes can be procured at an advanced price upon order. BROWN, CAMPBELL, & CO., j PROPRIETORS tmm _ . ■■■■ II i in——aw ~jJ3ENSHAW'S GINGER WINE has proved itself to be a first-class beverage for summer and winter use. It is warming, soothing, and invigorating to the whole system—acting as a mild and gentle stimulant without the evil effects of alcohol. Largely diluted with water it forms a most refreshing drink. It is unfermented and nonintoxicating, and may be hail from all storekeepers.