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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10019, 4 January 1896, Page 8

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees. &c.' T rjNITED T>EVIVAL CERVICES. 4 CONDUCTED BY' M'C.H.Y AIMiS - , EVANGELIST FROM HEW YORK. pi —— il [EETINGS FOE WEEK COMMENCING «M D JANUARY. - HAI.F-nOUR ADDRESSED TO BUSINESS MEN, in th« National Society's Room, 123, Qnnen street, from 12 30 till 1.30. rrERNOON ADDRESSES, in the LECTURE HALL, Y.M.CI.A. ROOMS. 3.30 till 4.30. CITY HAIL, EVENING, at 7.45. A AUi ARE INVITED. Collections to Defray Expenses. \VM. BRAKF.NRIG, Hon. Sec. rHE REV. C. H. YATMAN, p Evangelist from New York, Will preach at the AUCKLAND TABERNACLE ON SUNDAY EVENING, > At 6.45 o'clock. [VTEW YEAR SUNDAY EVENING Ll SERVICE. CITY HALL. MR. YATMAN, From Njw York, will preach. Doors open 7.:J0. Commence at 8 o'clock. Collection. tranters, Visitors, Non-churchgoers, and all aw invited. ("TNITED REVIVAL SERVICES. MEETING FOR MEN. MR. YATMAN, -i Ev&ngollst, of New York, Will (Mirer an J ADDRESS. TO YOUNG MEN In the Lecture Hall, V.M.C.A. Rooms, On SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 p.m. — ===== : » Meetings. NT. JAMES' HALL lON. EDWARD BLAKE, M.P., Q.C., " Will (Mirer an Address on the "IRISH MOVEMENT," on fRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10th. Admission to all parts of tho Hall, One Shilling. , . ■.' ('. ; ; Tickets at Messrs. Wildman and Lyell ; Upton and | !o.; Glover and « illismson, tobacconists; Higglns, ioot Warehouse, Queen-street; Hiscotks, Wynd-larc-Rireet; Fiyin, grocer, Freeman's Bay; Kane nd Huichinson, grocers, Hobson-street fColgan, ebacconlst, Newton. ftTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. Notice is hereby given that the ORDINARY JENERAL MEETING of the New Zealand nsurance Company will be held at the Registered )ftice of the Company, Queen-street, Auckland, on VEDNESDAY, the Bth day of January, 1898, all o'clock p.m., for the purpose of receiving the Direcors} Report and Balance-sheet for the twelve months . mde.l 8 th November, 1885, for the Election of hree Directors in room of Messrs. J. Logan Camp, lell, A. H. Nathan, and J. L. Wilson, who retire ty rotation, bnt are eligible for re-election, and for be election of two Auditors. The Transfer Books of this Company will ba . dosed from the !6th instant to the Bth proximo, joth days inclusive, preparatory to payment of l livtdend. By order of the Board, EDGAR W. WALKER, Acting General Manager. Auckland, 21st December, 1693. OUBLIC NOTICE. In accordance with the provisions of "The < education Act, 1377," "The Education Act, 1877, I Intendment Act, 1585," and "The School Cum- '• nittees Election Act? 1891," tho Education 3oard of the District of Auckland directs it to he i mblicly notified that Meetings of Householders or the Election ot School Committees in the j leveral School Districts named in the Schedule I tercunder will be held on SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1899. it the times and places respectively set forth In the iaid Schedule. And, in accordance with Section 69 of" The Eduction Act, 1877," the Board has also appointed that -he Committees of the several School Districts lerennder named shall hold their First Meeting mmediately after election, at the places respecavelyreet forth in the said Schedule. ' VINCENT E. RICE, • Secretary. SCHEDULE. Aoroa, 7.30 p.m., at tho School *ratapu, 7.30 p.m., at the School • Slevedon, 7.30 p.m., at the Schoo' 31en Murray, 7.30 p.m., at the school Hamilton East, 7.3n p.m., at the School Marsh Meadows, 7,30 p.m., at the School Mokau, 7.30 p.m., at the School Dtumoetai, 7.30 p.m., at the School raupo, 7.30 p.m., at the School rmiranga, 7.30 p.m., at the ILirington-street School Fe Puna, 7.30 p.ra, at the School Dtakura Valley, 7,' ii p.m., at the School Wairoa South, 7.30 p.m., at the No. 2 School I■—' ' i » Athletics. AUCKLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION. INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET MATCH. NEW SOUTH WALES V. AUCKLAND. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7th and Bth. Admission-One Shilling. E.J.a.F.GREVILLE, Hon. See. EDEN AND EPSOM LAWN TENNIS CLUB. OPEN TOURNAMENT. Continuation of Matches~THlS AFTERNOON. Progressive Tennis Matches will be played, entries for which will ba received by Mr. Chapman, or by the Hun. Sec , on the ground. Admission to ground .. .. „ Sixpence. . No Free Tickets. Eg . ii .I--.. ,i l'„ U I '1-3 • Taney Goods, "OAINBOW HI ME 51 The RAINBOW Fancy Goods Arcades," Well known In Auckland town For handsome presents of all kinds Still has a &teat renown. The Toy Fairs are the child's delight, So Uncle Jack declares, For quantity and quality They are the Fair of Fairs. And Baskets I such variety I It puzzles one to choose - While Ornaments— Also the mind confuse, While Combs and Brushes, Soaps and Scents, X'Mas Cards and Booklets rare, Pocket Book* and Purses good, » Make one and all declare. The things you either wish or want, ' Are almciit sure to be Found Somewhere at these famed Arcades, . bo please call in and see. . » Now, the propel'way to find them, j And the place of their abode,. Is next to D. Macphefson's InKarangahapeßoad, - J "' And at , '" • COOMBKS' ARCADE, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite HERALD Office), , - HALE PRICE-All New Goods-China Silk Dusli Cloaks, 8s lid; English Trimmed Hats, 8s lid: White Costumes (Drill), 13s 6d; Feather?; and Flowers, Clan Tartan Belts. ./ ; J. M.McLACHLAN, i . ' i ,,. . 222, Queen-itreel. COOL, COMFORTABLE^> Healthful, ' Unshrinkable, ' Summer ! Gauze >■ Undervests, for Men and Women," Silk and Wool, All Wool, Union, Is Ud, 2s 3d, & lid yard; prevent chill. t- -l * -.' ~ J.'M. MCLACHLAN, , ■ '/ i'/: : .-, .'■ •■•.''!■■' '..■> /' ;.■•■. -182, Queen-street. SUN-GLARE AVOIDED, \By USING COLOURED SPECTACLES. '. ■, Every variety to be had from ■„■■ ..';:' •?'::> V C : •! -SY, t.T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-street., U C THE 14 YES separately and efficiently tested anil Spectacles of bent 'patterns accurately fitted to the wearer, In steal, silver, and gold. : ••.,. I : tST The correction of, astigmatic and other dQfecl »specialty, Artificial Eyes in all colours, ■ <~ -• ' v..,. , ' Opposite the Post Office. ' ' 111 I 1 BUS