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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9489, 19 April 1894, Page 8

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, &c. TJEV. T EONARD Tt/T JSITT, .' ■ ' IN REPLY TO ?' T\R. T>AKEWELL, CITY HALL, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING. Chairman: His Worship the Mayor (J. J. Holland, Esq.). Admission :—Dress Circle (by ticket), 6d. Body of Hall, Free. Collection in all parts. Commence 7.30 p.m. Tickets obtainable—Messrs. Hill and Co., Vic toria-street; Messrs. Wildman and Lyell, Short-land-street; Mr. R. French, Karanganape Road; and the Committee. -vr O T I C E. All Persons in favour of advancing the Temperance Movement in Auckland are respectfully requested to attend the Conference to be held in Lecture Hall, back of Pitt-street Church, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, April 19, at 7.30." The Rev. L. M. Isitt is expected, and it is hoped that every Abstainer will make an effort '. to attend, as important proposals will be submitted. ■ , /jTNTI- INFIDEL CRUSADE. "SECULARISM (So Called) UNMASKED," LECTURE BY MR. PICTON, Lecturer of the N.S.W. Christian Evidence Society, AT ST. JAMES' HALL, TONIGHT, at 7.30. Chairman—Bev. R. F. Macnicol. Admission by Silver Coin. Relevant Questions at Close of Lecture. •VT W.C.A., WELLESLEY-STREET. THE BIBLE READING FOB LADIES Will be RESUMED TO-MORROW FRIDAY), At three p.m. Rev. Scott West will conduct the Meeting. All Ladies are cordially invited. EVANGELISTIC SERVICE EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in the Y.M.C.A. Rooms, at half-past seven. Open to aIL Strangers welcomed. Meetings. «D 4 UCKLAND CALEDONIAN ClaiJ\. SOCIETY. The Half-yearly Meeting of this Society will be held THI" (Thursday) EVENING in the Foresters' Hill, Newton, at 8 o'clock. (For Mcmbeia only ; tickets to be shown), BUSINESS: Balance-sheet, Reports, and Election of Officers. The usual Dance will be held. JOHN EWAN, Acting Secretary. HISTORY IN NATIONAL SCHOOLS. —All interested are invited to meet Mrs. Charles Dunlop, at No. 304, Victoria Arcade, at lour o'clock, THIS DAY (Thursday). Educational. RINGING, PIANO, VIOLIN, 'CELLO, IO &c— Heir L. Tutschka, Hobson-street. MR. W. FORBES FORBES, TEACHER OF PIANO. SINGING, AND VOICE PRODUCTION. ORGAN AND HARMONIUM. Kyber Pass Road (Corner Claremont-street). MR. JOHN McDOUGALL, Nu?enfc_LvJL street Kyber Pass, Teacher of Violin, Pianoforte, American Organ. Singing and Voice Cultivation. Late Violin Master in four of the Largest Schools in Glasgow; and Organist and Choir-master of BrownSelu Church.

LOWER OLENBIDE, TJPPKR SYMONDS-STRERT. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal, Mrs. Young; assisted by an efficient Staff. For special subjects best masters are engaged Prospectuses on application Mrs. Youug will be at home from February Ist. First term began on Monday, February 12. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, TAMAKI. Telephone 729. Principals : Rev. P. S. Smallfield and Ma. Graham Bruce, 8.A., with Honors, London. Resident Masters : Mr. E. H. Barber and Mr C. T. Major, M.A., sometime Senior Mathematical Scholar, N.Z. University. Music : Herr Louis Tutschka. Gymnastic* : Professor Carrollo. Pupils prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Service, and other examinations.A 'Bus is provided for day pupils at a nominal charge. ' DIANOFOKTB LESSONS. MR. JOHN HART WELL, ORGANIST OF ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL Teaching Boom at Messrs. Hoffmann's Queen street. Terms on application} M E. Tl pONNELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC. SINGING (VOICE PRODUCTION, &C), PIANOFORTE. Residence and Studio : "GLENFERN," KYBER PASS ROAD, Opposite St. Sepulchre's Church. Term commences from first lesson. Piano Quartette Classes. Terms : 10s per quarter. COOKERY CLASSES. GIRLS' COLLEGE, PORTLAND ROAD, REMUEBA. MRS. kidd; (First-class Diplomee of West End Training School of Cookery, Glasgow) Will give the Third Lesson of the Course on W EDNESDA Y, 18th April, at 2 p.m. Course of Six Lessons, 10s 6d; Single Lesson, 2s. Practice Classes on SATURDAYS, from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. Six Lea ons, £1 Is; Single Lesson, as. Syllabus : Pancake Fritters, Canary Puddings and Lemon Sauce, Apples in Paste, Almond Fingers. MRS. SOWE RB Y, Certificated Pupil of Professor WEST. Sydney, Is now forming Classes for TEACHING BALL ROOM DANCING. Also, the New Waltz, French Cotillion, Minuet de la Cour, etc Quarter commences on 14th instant. Adult Classes : Elementary, Advanced. Children's Classes: Saturdays, 10.30 a.m. and 2 p.m. at CHORAL HALL. Private Classes for the fashionable Fancy Dances. Private Address: WOODVILLB HuUSE, PAR-LIAMENT-STREET. THE "EXCELSIOR" SYSTEM OF DRESSCUTTING AND DRESSMAKING. NO FITTING REQUIRED. •MISS FORBES (late of Edinburgh), having studied four systems of Dress-cutting by Measurement, is prepared to give lessons in the above, which is the latest and most improved system. Wherever introduced the " Excelsior" has superseded all other methods by its simplicity and accuracy. It is easily learned in six or seven lessons. Proficiency guaranteed. Each pupil can make a dress for herself during the course of lessons. Terms moderate.

Ladies invited to call and see demonstration of system at Temple Chambers, Queen-street, opposite New Herald Office, between two and fire. Classes commence TUESDAY, 20th March; hours, two till five. Saturday Mornings between 10 and 1; Evening by arrangement. Ladies Dresses Cut and Fitted. Fancy Goods. "ITEW /"NOODS! "ftJEW /^OODSI TyEW ROODS'. AT ri OODSON'S" T ONDON A RCADES AND •:; JAPANESE BAZAARS, QUEEN-STREET and KARANG,AHAPE ROAD. THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM, AND AT THE MO.ST REASONABLE PRICES. Having just completed a very successful stocktaking sale, we are now daily opening New Goods; the very latest novelties from England, the Continent, and America, as well as the pick of the Sydney Market, personally selected during a recent visit. Being a large purchaser of Messrs. McArthur's Fancy Goods Stock, prior to the disposal of it, and subsequently of Messrs. Partridge and Co., we are in a position to offer great facilities to purchasers in selecting from the largest and best assorted Stock in Auckland and the largest Japanese Stock in the Colony, which are being constantly increased by New Goods. C. W. Goodson earnestly solicits an inspection. An occasional visit is GOOD. A frequent visit is SETTER. Continual visits are the BEST To GOQDSON'S LONDON ARCADES AND JAPANESE BAZAARS, QUEEN STREET and KARAN6AHAPE ROAD.