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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9616, 14 September 1894, Page 8

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees. &c. ST.' LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, RKMUKRA. SABBATH-SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.Tlie Annual Soiree will be held in the Hall, TONIG lir (Friday), at 7 o'clock. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Recitations, etc., during the evening. Refreshments provided. Tickets : Adults, Is; Children, 6d. Young men's christian ASSOCIATION, ; \ , Corner of Wollesley and Albert-streets. PROGRAMME OF WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, Ac. » Commencing each evening at 7.45. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. - , ? Lecture Piiofessor C. W. Egerxon, M.A " Prose Fiction." , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. Concert.........Conducted by Mr. J. P. Hooton 5 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19. Lecture.. .hev. R. ScOtt West _ "J. M. Barrie" (Author of "A Window in Thrums," / ~ . . &c.) . ~ ....... ... .j ' ■ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2—SOCIAi, GAtHEHING. - " ' : ' Tickets for the Course—To admit Two. Foi:r Shillings ; single Tickets, Two shillings • and' Sixpence single Admission, One shilB LINO. May be obtained from the Booksellers, the-Monday-school Union Depot, Members of the Committee, or in the i.ibraiy at the Rooms. THOMAS BIU'DLE, Hon. Hoc. WM. BHAKENRIG, Gen. Sec. * ( Meetings. . a UCKLAND UNION parliament ' Jt\. MEETS THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, At the Y.M.C.A. Hall, at 7.30. Debate : Legislative Council Reform and Elective Cabinet. Visitors cordially invited. By order. H. T. MACLEAN, Clerk. Brewers. l ~ . ' J]HEENFItI!CD jgROS., BREWERS, B ALBERT BREWERY, i, QUEEN-'STREET, AUCKLAND, . WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, BOTTLERS AND IMPORTERS, 3 43, QUEEN-STREET WHARF. 1 ; PRIZE MEDAL AND AWARDS At following Exhibitions for our Well-known Bulk i • and Bottled .. .. .. • f ' 1 ■ ALE AND STOUT : 1 Sydney International Exhibition, 1879. , Melbourne International Exhibition, 1880-81. " New Zealand Industrial Exhibition, Wellington, *; 1885. , New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin, S 1889-90. ' in addition to above have lately been awarded a-j Tasmanian Exhibition, Launceston, 1891-92. 3 FIVE FIRST AWARDS ' FOR BULK BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT. Also, "CHAMPIONSHIP" 5 GOLD MEDAL OF AUSTRALASIA i Against All-coiners for BULK AND BOTTLED ALE. , l — > r — ! Having a Large Stock of [ , ALE AND STOUT, I i Bottled in quart and pint bottles, specially brewed for the summer trade in September and October, ' which are now thoroughly matured, can with every confidence recommend same to connoisseurs as second to none in the colony. gECCOMBE & CON, • Jo >3 ' GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY, ' ■ AUCKLAND . 5 BREWERS AND BOTTLERS ! • • :. J:'.: OF ;. ." India Pale, Light Bitter, Mild and Strong ; ALES AND STOUT. Brewers by SPECIAL APPOINTMENT to tha | Earl of Onslow. - . tar We claim to brew the best Stout in Australasia, and challenge competition. ' Our XXXX STOUT and LIGHT SUMMER ALES we make A SPECIALTY. We are enabled to do so as THE WATER WE USE IS THE PUREST IN THE WORLD, Coming as it does direct from the '•ock itself. Oil and Colourmen. 1 yy JpHILLIPPS & gON, 149 AND 161, QUEEN-STKKKT, Havejust opened up a Large Assortment of CHEAP PAPERHANGINGS, SCRIMS, I POLISHED, SILVERED, AND ROUGH PL AT It SHEET, AND ORNAMENTAL WINDOW.GLASS WHITE LEAD, OILS, TURPS. VARNISHES V 1 ' ■: And all kinds of _. PAINTERS' MATERIALS) , PICTURE FRAME, MOULDINGS, GLASS SHADES. ARTISTS' REQUISITES OF EVERY DESCRIF 1 TION FOR OIL AND WATER-COLOUR PAINTING. ,J, H E person (Established 1860), PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPERHANGER, SIGNWRITER, DECORATOR, &C., HIGH-STREET. Manufacturer Wire Blinds, Lead Lights, Glass Signs, etc. MIXED PAINTS for House &nd Ship use. SPECIAL BLACK FOR SCHOOL BOARDS N.B.—The above executed at very MODERATE CHARGES. Estimates Furnished. Notices of Removal. JjJ-EW 2] eala^d JJERALD AND v JJEWS. ; REMOVAL OP PUBLISHING AND ; ! ADVERTISING OFFICES. / PENDING THE ERECTION.OF THE], » NEW PREMISES, THE PUBLISHING and ADVERTISING OFFICES > 1 : OF THE ABOVE NEWSPAPERS HAVE BEIN " , : „ REMOVED ® TO OSM OP OUT AN QHAMBERS, , CORNER OF QUEEN AND ANSON STREETS I (Adjoining the Colonial Bank). 1 The EDITORIAL and PRINTING OFFICES | remain as heretofore in WYNDHAM STREET. ,