Meetings. - ' ■ — —; ■—* ■■!••• ■» ; VONDALE ROAI) DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will be held , In the Public Ball THIS DAY (Thursday), Vthinst., , at 8 p.m. v I JOHN BOLLARD, Chairman. I Sermons, L=etures. Soirees, &c. Auckland diocesan chukch CONGUHSS. THIRD DAY. • TUTS AFTFRNUON, at V. M.C.A. ROOMS, 3.30 P.M. : Tho Hon. I'.. MITCH KLSON, M.U.R., preaiihiiL' ' "THECHURCH IN HEI.ATION TO NAIIONAL LIFE," Ten Minute Papers. (A) Tho Church anil Politics—Mr. H. 0. SKTHSMITH, M.A., Dr. J. GiI,US, J.P. (D) The Church and Commerce - Mr. A. BOARDMAN, J.l'., "lid another. (C) The Clmrcli anil Social Life - Rev. F. G. EVANS, Dr. R. BEDFORD, J.P. EVENING MEHiINO, 8 P.M., AT V.M.C.A. ROOMS. ■ THE MOST REV. THE PRIMATE presiding, "NKQLICCr OF PQISI.IC WORSHIP." Tun Minute Papers. How far due to : „ .. . (A) Inferior Preaching— J. \V. TIBBS, SI. A. (It) Our Present Mode, 1 ) of Worship— Her. «. EDWARD l.t'Sil, M.A., Mr. A. EDWARDS. (C) Shortcomings of Clergy and Laity — Rev. , PHILLIP WALSH, Veil. Archdeacon WILLIS. 1 Five minute speeches allowed upon all these 1 tickets: Single, Is. To he' had of all Vicars of ' P,lrishes, the Principal Booksellers, and at tho , Doors. , , j Stewards requested to attend half an hour before I Ihe lime of opening. Holders of tickets for sale are requested to make early returns to either of the Secretarial. AUCKLAND TABERNACLE A SCHOOLROOM. i THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, MAY 7, At 7.30 p.m. 1 THE REV. ALBERT AGER. 1 POPULAR LECTURE, " BATTLEFIELD OF SEDAN/' ■ And other Incident* of the Franco-Gorman » ar. Mr. After wa' at tliat time an Artillery Officer, ' ft"d wa* in the Prussian lines at one of the sieges. Syllabus: Hide to Sedan-Street Scene, Martial Law-The baling of the Barrack Dill-Park of 1 French Artillery— Italian in Ruins—The Hospi ai--1 111 the Prussi'n Lines at the storming of MczzicrsBismarck and Napoleon at Dow-herry—night from i Sedan-Vl«it to the Famous Field of Waterloo en i route Home. ADMISSION .. .. ONE SHILLING. 1 Proceeds towards the Erection of the New Tabernacle, Ashburton. ! EducationalpßlNCE I.BERT £JOLLE<iK, AUCKLAND. Headmaster (Resident). THOMAS JACKSON'. M.A. (London University) ■ For six years Classical ftiul English Master of Kingswonii School, and lately Headmaster of Truro College. • . ' Assisted by an efficient staff of Resident and Visiting .Winters. ' Half Terra began MONDAY, March 30. BOARDERS receive every possible care and attention, the object being to infuse as much as possible of tho comforts of homeinto school life. i Copies of the Prospectus, with any further infori mation, may be obtained on applying to the Headmaster at the College. Boarding and da? school for BOYS. ! ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, TAMAKI. Headmaster . ..Ituv. P. S. SMALLHEI.D , Assistant Masters (Resident): Mr. I!. H. IIARHKIt (New Zealand University) and Mr. M. HcniNQ, 1 8.A., with HonoL-s, Queen's College, Oxford ; University. 1 Visiting Matters for Music, Drawing, and Carpentry. Pupils prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Sen ice, ! and other Examinations. Prospectuses may be hud at the Diocesan Office, Victoria Arcade. Special 'Bus for Day Pupils. Telephone 729. Term began MONDAY, February 10. COLLEGE, REMUERA. Principal, Mrs. 8. A MOORE-JONES, M.C.P. M.M.; C.M.I. ; S.K.D. Staff consisting of three resident Governesses ' (certificated), and Piano and violin, liERR SCHMITT. Singing, HERR SCHMITT. French, MON.H. BRIFFAULT' Painting, MR. PAYTON. Dancing, MRS. SOWKRBY. German and Riding, Shorthand, and Typewriting by Professors. This school provides high-class modern education based on religious but unsectarian principles. , Pure iiuglish spoken, and maternal care exercised. Healthy and refined home. References to PArents. inclusive terms. LOWER GleNs id E, UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, principal, MRS. Young; assisted by an efficient Staff. i For special subjects best master* are engaged i Prospectuses on application. Half term began on MONDAY, March 23. I jyj* ISS A ,DREY pLAYER, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. Open for Engagements as Pianist and Accompanist at CONCERTS OR IN PRIVATE. VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING OFFICE. A.M.P. BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, Conducted by Misses Tabart and Murray-Aynsley (of Christclmrch). Assisted by Miss V. A. Mills, M.P.S. Typewriting: every description done. Lectures, a Sortnons, etc., reported; Shorthand Writers anil ryplsts provided for casual vork. Shorthand (Pitman's and Light Line) and Typewriting Taught. Speed Classes a speciality. ', JJ A N C I N G. ' MRS. SOWERBY will re-open her Classes for Ballroom and Fancy Dancing on SATURDAY, 18th instant, at her Hall, Lower Symond-street. Juveniles, Elementary—Saturday, 10,30 a.m. Advanced, ? p.m. Skirt and Fancy Dances, 3.45 p.m. Thursday, 4.15 p.m. (Deportment a speciality). Adults— f.30 p.m.; Friday, Ist May, - 7.30 p.m. Private Lessons and Classes per arrangement. > For Torms, etc., apply Woouville House, Parlia. lnent-stre^. s i ' Hotels. » . ROYAL JfAIL FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL „ HOTEL, d AUCKLAND, 8 ROBERT fiCOTT, Proprietor. II j, PhotographyQ.EORGE Q^REGORY, AETIST AND PHOTOGRAPH BR, 46, Corner op Queen and wellesley-streets g ENAMELLED CABINETS gS " IVORYTYPES, 3 FOR AS. > One 6by 12 Opal Enlargement and One Dozen Cabinets enamelled or mat) for 15s. * PROMPT DELIVERY. Dairy Produce. ■\TE W ZEALAND DAIRY, JLI ASSOCIATIONS Choice Creamery r » TABLE BUTTER May be had of ALL GROCERS ALL THE YEAR ROUND, 'And always of finest quality. - Eaeh pat bears the Trade Mark, J DAIRY (- In the centre, surrounded by NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION Wholesale Depot, S GITY FLOUR MILLS, SiiOETLAND-STREET, . NEW ZEALAND ' DAIRY ASSOCIA HON.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10125, 7 May 1896, Page 8
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