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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11538, 24 November 1900, Page 5

, Mr. W. M. Oatts, from Glasgow, will arrive shortly and hold a mission in the Y.M.O.A. Mrs, Oatts will sing at ill his meetings. Pears' Annual now on sale at Wildman and Lyell'B. By advertisement in this issue it is notified that Friday next, November 30th, is the last day for receiving entries of candidate- for the Education Board junior and senior district scholarships, for which the examination will be held in December. Teachers and parents are reminded that the evidence of age required by the regulations must be supplied at the time of entry. The Rev. E. Tremayne Dunstan, of Sydney, who is advertised to lecture next Monday evening at the Y.M.C.A., comes to us With glowing testimonials from the sister colonies. Mr. Dunstan is a gifted Cornishman, and as such his lecture-entertainments are unique, and illustrate Cornish life and character in a racy and eloquent manner. The Auckland Banjo, Guitar, and Mando lin Club announce their next grand concert to be held in the Opera House on Monday,, December 10. With a view to augmenting the rands oil the Auckland Presbyterian City Mission, a grand concert of vocal and instrumental music will be given next Thursday evening, in St. James' Hall, Wellington-street. The following ladies and gentlemen will contribute to an excellent programme:—Mesdames J. W. Stewart and Geo. Reid, Misses Annie Taylor, Laing, M. Peak, Miles, Entrican, Messrs. J W. Ryan, Geo. Warren, W. Steel, Geo. fiiggott, James, A. Walton, and others. Snob a laudable object should ensure a largo attendance, t