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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11544, 1 December 1900, Page 5

There were in the lockup last evening, two prisoners, Robert Sutherland, en route fox Wellington, on a charge of disobeying an order of the Court; and John Joseph Callanan, on a charge of being on>licensed premises during the currency 01 a prohibition order.

The Infantry Battalion and the "A" Battery, now. in camp in the Domain, will attend a church parade in St. Mary's Cathedral on Sunday at eleven a.m. The full programme in connection with the complimentary concert which takes place in the Opera House next Tuesday evening, appears in our advertising columns to-day. The programme, which is a most attractive one, includes several original items of special interest, notably those by Mr. Frank M. Clark, Mr. Henr> Gray, and the Rev. Dr. Egan himself. A special announcement is made regarding booking of seats, which intending patrons would do well to note. The Presbyterian children in Auckland, city and suburbs hold a united demonstration on Iriday first in St. James' Hall, when the Sabbath-school prizes will be presented. The programme is an unusually attractive one, being contributed to by representatives from the various schools. A sacred solo will be sung by Mrs. W. M. Oatts, niece of Dr. Horatius Bouar, the famous hymn-writer. It is to be hoped that tho Presbyterian public will loyally support their young people'e gathering. Extensive range of curtains just opened; low on view, and selling, from 3a 6d pair.— Tonfon Garlick Coy. '

The Auckland Banjo Club's grand concert will be held in the Opera House on Monday, Dcccmbei 10. A first-class programme has been arranged foi the occasion, the club having several new pieces in active preparation. The box plan opens at Wildman and Lyell's on Monday, Decembei 3. Novelties in table-covers, table centres, cosies, and cushions, just to hand.Tonsou Garlick Coy. *» , The Newmarket Fishing Club will make then fishing excursion by the p.s. Tougarirc to-day at half-past one sharp. The s.s. Vivid will leave Queen-street Wharf to-day at half-past one p.m. for Riverhead, and on Sunday at eleven a.m. < A Christmas tree and sale of work in aid of St. Thomas' Church will be held on Wednesday afternoon and evening next, and oil Thursday evening. _ Mr. Rosser, veterinary surgeon, certifies that the Iresh Food Supply Company's cows are free from —Queen-street depot, Parkinson, provision dealer. The arrangements of the railway authorities re trains and for cheap excursion tickets for the Morcer Regatta will be found in out! advertising columns.