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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13692, 7 March 1908, Page 8

3 . Excursions, Picnics, etc. " M°°NL IG " ' r .TjIXC ,; '•' ,s ' °N. If x _ is WEDNESDAY NEXT. ,t _ d The EAGLE or ALBATROSS will leave I, Queen-street Wharf (Dcvonport Ferry) Next l 0 Wednesday, at 8 p.m., lor a CRUISE ROUND HARBOUR. '.V ii Moonlight and Music. Moonlight anil i Elocution, ii Fare. Is. Children, 6d. Uk Southern Comrades attending Methodist is. and W.C.T.U. Conventions cordially invited. W. .1. MACDERMOTT, Alliance Office, Albert-st. .] VI KTHODIS'/- CONFERENCE, 1908, 1- Ai g ARBOUR EXCURSION. rPO-DAY. i. S.S. KESTREL will leave NOItTHCOTF - FERRY TEE at 2 O'CLOCK Sharp, proceeding in LAKE TAKAPt'.N'A, returning to Qmecn-st. Wharf at 6.30. Tickets. Is each. r*.,* XT'AW AC Q TEAMS HIP i pXCURSION TO T7-AWAU ISLAND, SUNDAY, MARCH 8. THE FAVOURITE OK THE GULF, 'fill. » S S pAPIINt, I Will leave for the above place at, 10 a.m., '" I and will leave the Island on the return , I journey at 5 p.m J RETURN FARE, 3m RETURN FARE. 3S. ■ i Weather and other circumstances permitting. Wharf: No. 4 Jetty, opposite the Northern - I EXCURSION TO RIVER HEAD. | The New and Commodious S.S. PITOITOI j will leave Queen-street Wharf, TO.-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 11 am. RETURN FARE, Is. ' j HRADNEY AND BINNB. I> t: T 0 II V. R S' 810 N I C. , DUT OIIISIt «' 1 10 NI C. AT MOTUTAPC (By kind permission of Mm. J. Reid). \ NEXT WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. > THE MOST POPULAR PICNIC OF THE YEAR A Very Interesting Sports Programme has been arranged. BRASS HAND IN ATTENDANCE. Dancing. Toys and Games for the Children. Hot Water Provide'! Free. ' A. COLE, Secretary, j rpilE A NCIENT /~VBDER j "piCNIC J * Will be held AT MOTUTAi'U. On EASTER SATURDAY, APRIL 18. 1908, ■ Tickets—Adults. Is 6d. Children over 12 and under 13 years, half-price. Hot water provided, also .joy and fun for j evervone. W. L. ROWLAND, Hon. Sec. _ f i I T> U T CHER 8' pio N I c, • ' AT MOTCTAPC (By kind permission of Mr*. J. Reid!. - DON FORGET TO COME TO THIS PICNIC, When Yon Are Sure of Having A SPLENDID DAY'S ENJOYMENT. WEDNESDAY NEXT. MARCH 1!. BRASS BAND TN ATTENDANCE. Dancing. Toys and. Games for the Children. Hot Water Provided Free. - A. COLE, Secretary. Pleasure Resorts. T7- A W A U T L A N D. The Sorrento of New Zealand. The World-famous Residence of. the lata Sir George Grey. NOW THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SEASIDE RESORT IN THE DOMINION. ATTRACTIONS: Wallaby. Opossum, a.nd Deer Shooting, Fishing, Yachting, Sea Bathing;, Billiards, Tennis, ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHOUT. Daily communication by steamer and pigeongram. TARIFF: £2 2s peri week; 7a per day. Week-end Tickets, including Steamer Fare, Accommodation at the Island, and breakfast on the steamer, 183. D. COUSINS. WTAIWERA NATURAL HOT SPRINGS !-VV» . HOTEL. (Now lighted by Acetylene Gas.) NATURAL HOT MINERAL SWIMMING AND PRIVATE BATHS. Sea Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Tennis, Croquet, Bowling, Billiards. TARIFF REDUCED TO 7S PER DAY, £2 23 PER WEEK. FEW SPECIAL ROOMS HIGHER RATE. Exclusive of Mineral Baths. FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET. WEEK-END TRIPS, leaving Auckland 2 p.m. SATURDAY'S, and returning to arrive 3.50 I a.m. MONDAYS (including hotel charges and j steamer fare, but exclusive of baths), 18s t>d. j Full particulars, Telephone 192. "■ — .-=3 Publications. ONTO OF THE MOST REMARKABLE ROOKS OF THE DAY." rpilE /CHURCHES AND "fl/TODERN -L \J rpiIOUGHT. IVI AN INQUIRY INTO THE GROUNDS OF UNBELIEF AND AN APPEAL FOR CANDOUR, By pHILIP T7IVIAN. A brilliant and successful endeavour to set forth not only the destructive but also the constructive results of a search for truth— to rind solid ground and to build upon it a reasonable scheme of life. 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BOOKS.-The attention of f book buyers is directed to several recent , purchases lately added to our Stock, viz.: A I Classical Library of about 200 volumes, a, ~ large collection of Modern Theological Works, _ and many other hooks of a general descrip- -. tion, all in good order. We also beg to ! notify Stamp Collectors that we are break- J ing up a choice collection of rare Foreign and Colonial varieties. Inspection invited. THE BOOK EXCHANGE, next, Central Hotel. NX. TABLET, illustrated, containing Cardinal Koran's comprehensive and eloquent address on the Catholic Church.—His•nicks and Sou. Hobson-Bt. 1