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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12401, 24 October 1903, Page 5

Mr. Horace Hunt presided at the usual fortnightly meeting of the Northcote AthenKura, held in the Bay View Hall on Thursday night. The evening was devoted to a debate on "Is the age of chivalry passed," Mr. H. W. Wilding taking the' affirmative, and Mr. Arnold Harrison the negative. Messrs. E. M. Harrison, Bruce Lloyd, A. Waterworth, B. Herapnth, Evans, E. W. Page, and E. Hardie also took part in the discussion. A vote resulted in a majority for the affirmative side. Miss Straughan played a pianoforte solo. The Dramatic Committee have decided to tender a benefit entertainment to Mr. J. Matthie, who sustained a loss this week by his 'bus being blown over the cliff. News of the new!! Have you purchased your Panama or straw hat yet? The best stock is at Geo. Fowlds'. The fortieth anniversary of the Newton Congregational Sunday-school will be celebrated by special services to-morrow morning, afternoon, and evening. The annual soiree and public meeting take place in the church, Edinburgh-street,' on Tuesday evening next. News of the new!! Have you seen the pretty boys' blouses at Geo. Fowlds'? The Rev. W. Gray Dixon, M.A., will deliver his popular lecture on "The Scot at Home and Abroad" in St. David's Parish Hall, on Thursday evening next. WONDERFUL VALUE IN CLOTHING. Good tweed suits, worth 30s, selling at 17s 6d each; our 21s colonial tweed suit, liningquilted and padded and perfect lit, is a " marvel."Rttshbrook and Bridgman. TUSSORE SILKS, Plain and figured washing silks, direct from Japan, exceptionally good value, at Rushbrook and Bridgnian's.