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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9479, 7 April 1894, Page 6

A special meeting of the New Zealand Educational Institute (Auckland branch) will be held in the Wellesley-street Schoolroom, at half-past ten a.m. to-day, the business being to consider the report of the late Conference of Inspectors.

A meeting of the Auckland Women's Political League will be held in the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms on Tuesday afternoon.

Special value in men's and boys'suits, hats, shirts, hosiery, dress material, and millinery bargains from McArthur'a stock, at J. H. Hannau's, Victoria-street. We are requested to oall attention to Messrs. Baker Brothers' announcement that the auction of Messrs. Rothwell and Co. fancy got ids stock, toys, and aluminium goods will be continued at the Rainbow Arcade, JJueen-strcet, ' opposite Messrs. Smith and Caughey's, this clay, at noon. Messrs. Court Brothers, drapers, announce in our advertising columns chat the safe which was broken into in their Newton shop will be on view to-night at the Queen-street shop. The matron ot the Jubilee Kindergarten returns thanks for the following donations Meat: Messrs. Fenton and Salmon, Queenstreet ; Kiltrour and Lumpkin, Newmarket; Hellaby, Shortland-street; and Hedger, Kyber Pass ; Mrs. McNaughton, Victoriastreet. Buns: Mr. Buchanan, Wakefieldstreet ; Mrs. Dallen, Queen-street. Vegetables: Mrs. Kemble, Queen-street. Milk: From Loudon Dairy daily. A bags of potatoes and a case of apples from Mr. Can ham, High-street bananas from, Mrs. Kemble, Queen-street; three bags of potatoes and one bag of carrots from Mr. Hall, One-tree Hill; pumpkins and jam from Mrs. Wall, Penrose; 501b of flour from Mr. Row, grocer.