A meeting of tho trustees of tho Auckland Savings Bank will bo held on Wednesday next, at three p.m. . Men's strong tweed suits, 12s lid; navy vicuna suits, 29s 6d; colonial tweed suit, in a very heavy cloth, at 25s.—Court Bros. An important meeting of the sawmill proprietors in the Auckland provincial district, will be held in the R&nfurly Toa Rooms, on Tuesday evening, at half-past seven o'clock, to consider various matters. A lecture will be given by Miss SherrifTBain, in the Foresters' Hal], Karangahape Road, on Moutday evening, at eight o'clock; subject, "Hitman Betterment." All humanitarians are specially invited. Mr. D. Goldio will preside. Men's heavy tweed trousers, dark patterns, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5a lid, &a 6d; best make denim trousers, 2s lid, 3s 9d.—Court Bros. The eighth pleasant evening at Boresfordstreet Church will ba held on Thursday next, when the address will be given by the Rev. G. H. Barrett. _ Mr. W. Astley will sing two solos, and a violin solo will be given by Eerr Kreutzer. Tho annual church tea meeting at the Church of Christ, WesA-street,. will ■be held oil Wednesday evening. At the Mount Eden Free Methodist Church, on Wednesday, the Rev. J. Bonding will lecture on "The Story of My life: Or,, From the Skelp Furnace to the Pulpit."-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11692, 29 June 1901, Page 5
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