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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11780, 9 October 1901, Page 8

Amusements C»**H A L L ' Every Evening at 8. „ _ . w -cD IX ' S A '______ QOMPA*T. Attracting Crowded House» Nightly S er, Fr^-i"^ Representative Humorous fcmger. bngianu» AUS TIN EUDD. ME. AUSTIN KUDD. ~r.x-r=rr fttT*— Great Baritone ¥#t^^6 E mow Miss d ßeattie Annette Bodin And EverybodyV Favourite, „ FRANK YOBKE. , + f FEANL YOBKE. Look out 01 tttf MARVELLOUS RIO TROUPE. THE MA*\&ig|W td FANNING, and LITTLE ALMA GRAY. Prices as usual. Bos" Plan at Wildman, Lyell, and Arey's. — ~~ZT~ OF WOE K. & 10-DAY ! TO-DAY ! ST JOHNS WESLEYAN SCHOOLROOM. On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9 and 10. On behalf of New Pipe Organ. Opened by C. J. PARR. Esq.. at ! 2.30_p.m. SPLENDID DISPLAY OF PLAIN AND FANCY Vs ORK. Grand Christmas Tree for the Young. Flower. Refreshment. Bachelors' Stalls, Gramouhoi-js, Electric Battery, e^c. Competitions in Hat Trimming. Washing, 801 l Dressing:, etc.. in large tent. - Music, Etc. Open, 2.30 to 10 o'clock. Admission, 6d ; Children. Half-price. VOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. i FRIDAY, 11TH, at 8 p.m. POPULAR LECTURE by REV. H. B. GRAY, M.A. (St. Andrew's Church), Subject: , „_ " AN HOUR WITH CROCKETT'S MEN AND WOMEN." Scotch Songs by Well-known Amateurs. Admission by Course Ticket, or One Shilling at the Door. Sermons, Lecture--, Soiree;, etc pHUBCH OF CHRIST, WEST-STREET. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. Subject: " ALFRED THE ENGLAND'S DARLING." Tins (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. Admission Free. CollectionChildren, unattended, Owe Penny at the Door. To commence at 7.45. C.E. " ANNUAL CONVENTION MEETINGS. TO-NIGHT, Convention Tea in Pitt-street Schoolroom, at 7.30 o'clock. Quiet Hour Meeting in the Tabernacle Schoolroom, at 6.30 o'clock. CONSECRATION SERVICE In the Tabernacle, at 7.3 C o'clock. Induction of New Officers, Greetings, Roll Call, etc., etc. Meetings. ■ fTUIE SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE — INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that the Ordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Head Office oil the Company, Queen-street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of October, 1901, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. BUSINESS : To receive the Report and Balance-sheet for the year ended 31st August, 1901. To elect Two Directors in place of William Scott Wilson, Esq., and John Batger, Esq., who retire in accordance with the Articles of Association, but offer themselves for re-election. To elect Two Auditors in place of W. B. A. Morrison, Esq., and G. S. Kissling, Esq., who offer themselves for re-elec-tion. The Transfer Books of the above Company will be Closed from the 25th September to the 9th October, 1901, both days inclusive. Dated at Auckland this 3rd day of September, 1901. By order of the Board of Directors. JAMES EIRKER, General Manager. rpAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. The Annual General Meeting of Members will be held in the Secretary's Office, Devonport, on FRIDAY, October 18, at 2 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive Committee's Report, Statement, of Accounts, and Elect Members of Committee. Nominations must be made in writing, and lodged with the Secretary seven days prior to date of meeting. R. WYNYARD, Secretary. TNDUSTEIAL UNION OF AUCKLAND i- GROCERS' ASSISTANTS. A Meeting of Grocers' Assistants will be held on THURSDAY NIGHT at the Foresters' Hall, Karangahape Road (Beresford-street entrance), at 8 o'clock sharp. Every Assistant is requested to attend. Business: Election of Members, etc. F. TRESTON, / Secretary. "REUNION OF OLD COLONISTS. THE ANNUAL COMMEMORATION SERVICE Will be held at ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, Corner Alten Road and Symonds-street, On THURSDAY MORNING NEXT. 10th INST., Commencing at 11 o'clock. All Old Colonists, Descendants, and Friends Specially Invited. LIBERAL AND LABOUR FEDERATION OF NEW ZEALAND. AUCKLAND ELECTORAL BRANCH. The Usual Monthly Meeting will be held in the Cook-street Hall THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Business: 1. Election of Council and Secretary. 2. General. A full attendance is requested. HUGH MCLEOD, President. —— m Agricultural Shows. T/yAIKATO A GRICULTURAL AND TJASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW, OCTOBER 23 and 24. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, 12th. Errata in Schedules— 29, Section VII., should read, " Pedigree Hereford-." 41. Butter Exhibits, should read, " On the ground not later than 10 a.m. on Thursday, 24th." Bread and Scones Division, entry fee, 2s 6d. FRANK MARSHALL offers a Prize of £2 28 for the best Yearling by Lord Elderslie. Eatry fee, ss. W. CAMPION. Esq., Manawatu, offers a Prize of £2 for the Best Lady Rider (unmarried), horse, side-saddie, and bridle, and general equipment to be taken into consideration. Post entries. THE WAIXATO HUNT CLUB offers a Prize of £2 2s for the Hunter that jumps in best hunting style, any weights. Post entriesA. KTDD, Esq., Mayor of Auckland, offers a First Prize of £1 la, and Mr. J. H. Upton offers a Second Prize, trophy, value £1 Is for best Fancy Butter made by a settler's daughter. Entry fee. 2s 6d. Entries will be received bv Messrs. McNicol and Co., Hamilton; Mr. O. F. Pilling Te Aroha; Mr Edwin Hall. Secretary Auckland Agricultural Association; Mr. Paterson, Secretary IranHin Agricultural Association; and by „he Secretary, at Cambridge, up to and including SATURDAY. October 12, 1901. MARTIN BUTLER. Secretary. Conveyances. PATERSON ~ AND on 'S -L. ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. nTrT7P 4 \v^ DEVONPO FOR OKURA WADE OREWA. WAIWERA, JfUHOI, ANT) WARKWORTH _____4TB B W-Mre_SSg2-9 a.m. FRIDAYS, at 8 a.rn, through to Wellsford. LEAVES WARKWORTH FOR DEVONPORT: Y SATURDAYS. «i™f« * kui ? : Smgle - 3s ; return, 5s - Wade: retam ft, 1 W Urn ' 7s M : orewa: Single. 5s S sLJ_ ai » Wera: Single. 6s: return, 10s. W?«"in a ; 8s; refc «™. 14 3 . Warkworth : Single. return. i7s 6d. Wellsford: Single 13s; return, 23s 6d. »'«»«», »,. F TO.«_"£, arti calat3 apply at our office or llios. Oook and Sous, Boofei^Aleuts,' 3