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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15175, 14 December 1912, Page 4

Sermons', Lectures, Soirees, etc. CJEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS' OTURCH, 0 MACKELVIE-ST., PONSONBY. SUNDA.Y, AT 7 P.M. Pastor Cole speaks. Subject—"SATAN'S GOSPEL." Everyone Welcome. TTNITARIAN CHURCH. PONSONBY ROAD \J (Near. Reservoir). • REV. R- J. HALL, M.A. _ Sunday Evenine Lectures: "Who and What was Jesus of Nazareth? Dec. 15. at 7 P-m* — Results of Criticisms as, "they affect the Life of Jeans-" . . . All seat? free and unappropriated. Auckland theosophical societi, ItAYNER'S BUILDINGS. 'WELLSaLEY- , STREET WEST. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15, AT 7 P.M. Public Lecture: «' A Parting of the Waya in the Search for 1 Truth." By Mrs. Davidson. Musia Reading. Discussion. ■' ■ — — ——-jf THEOSOPHICAL society. H.P.B, LODGE, 351, QUEEN-ST. SUNDAY, 7 O'clock. PUBLIC LECTURE: "GOD WITH US." Mr- H. W. Young. IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL (Swanson-st.), OFF QUEEN-ST., opp. Shortland-street. Questions, invited at close of Lecture. TUESDAY, 8 Fellowship Meeting (members only), "nieosophical Hall, 351, Queen-6treet. PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT.— Tuesday Evening Lectures will be discontinued until January 7th. Sunday Lectures resume December 22nd. riHRISTIAN GREETING CARDS for Xmas or New Year, with Scripture Texts and Verses, by F. E. Havergal, Charlotte Murray, R. C. Chapman, etc. Prices from Id; also Calenders. Motto Cards, and very choice selection of Bibles and daintily-bound Books for Presentation, at THE AUCKLAND BIBLE HOUSE. 135, Upper Symonds-street. H. L. Thatcher. . ) Meetings. CACHED HEART PARISH, PONSONBY. The FOUNDATION-STONE of the New School in Vermont-street will lie laid TO-MORROW at 3 p.m. All kind friends and past parishionere cordially invited. JUBILEE CELEBRATION. SHIPS " DEVONSHIRE" AND " GERTRUDE." It is proposed to conjointly celebrate the jubilee of the arrival in Auckland Harbour of the aOovenamed ships the 7th and 9th February. 1363, respectively— holding a social gathering in Auckland next February. Surviving passengers, and descendant* of passengers who have passed away, are invited to attend a meeting to be held in the Lower Hall of the Chamber of Commerce, No. 17, Swanson-street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 19th Deoember instant, at 3 p.m„ for the purpose of setting up a committee to make all necessary arrangements. Supporters of the movement who may be nnsible to attend personally would oblige by expressing their views in writing— dressed to " The Chairman of the meeting," at the aborementioned address. (" Devonshire ") (11. DUNBAR JOHNSON. (SAMUEL HESKETH. (" Gertrude iWILLIAM BLOOMFTELD. (THEOPHILUS COOPER-, J. Conveners. -pSPEEANTO. ESPERANTO. i i Tiw Annual Meeting of the Auckland Esperanto Socity will take place on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7.45, at Church of Christ. West-street, Karargahape Road. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. The Annual Distribution of Prizes will take place in the Choral Hall, Syraondsstreet, on THURSDAY NEXT, 19th Inst., at 7.30 p.m. Parents of the pupils, former pupils, and all interested in Education are cordially invited to be present. W. WALLACE KIDD, Secretary. A MEETING of the Householders of the City of Auckland will be held in St. James's Hall. Wellington-street, on MONDAY NEXT. December 16. at 0 p.m., to protest against Chapel-street School being closed in defiance of the unanimous de*\re of the Committee and of the Parents whose children attend that School. The Old Boys and Girln of Albert and Chapel Streets Schools are cordially invited to attend. F. E. N. GAUDIN, Chairman of Auck. City Schools Committee.. "OONSONBY LODGE, No. 17, EtfA L U.A.O.D. Members are hereby sum* moiu-d to attend Lodge Meeting on MONDAY. December 16, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Continuation of Special Summoned Meeting, dealing with Insurance Scheme, adjourned from December 2. J. B. BELL, Secretary. ; Children's Christmas Tree THURSDAY, December 19. Get Tickets from Secretary. "MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a GENERAL MEETING of the Society will he held at ST. JAMES'S HALL. WEL-LINGTON-STREET. AUCKLAND, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1912, at 7.30 p.m., when APPROPRIATIONS as under will be alloted : —' Groun 1: 355 th and 356 th Appropriations, by Ballot £400 Groun 2: z94th and 295 th Appropriations, by Ballot £400 Groun 5: 217t1i and 218 th Appropriations, by Ballot ii4CO Groun 6: 203 rd and 204 th Appropriations, by Ballot £403 Grom> 7: 113 th and 114 th Appropria- " tiong, by Sale . ... £400 Group 12: 101«t and 102 nd Appropriations, by Hale £400 Group 16: 69th and 70th Appropriations, by Kale £400 Group 37: SBth and 69th Appropriations. by Ballot £400 Group 18: 63rd and 64th Appropriations, by Sale £400 Groun 19: 50th and 51st Appropria^ tions, by Sala £400 Group 20: 48th and 49th Appropriations, by Sale £400 Group 21: 25th and 26th Appropriations. by Ballot £400 Group 23: Bth and 9th Appropriations, by Sale • ... £400 Group 24: sth and 6th Appropriations, by Ballot £400 Total £5600 UNDER RULE 95 Members desiring to he FINANCIAL for the above Appropriations must pay all Subscriptions, etc.. due. before 5 p.m. on MONDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1912. Moneys received on TUESDAY, 17th inst., or on WEDNESDAY, the day of the meeting, will be TOO LATE to be entered up in time for the Appropriations. • SPECIAL ATTENTION is drawn to the CHANGE OF DATE, the Meeting being a week earlier than usual to avoid the Christmas Holidays. By Order of the Board. J. C. GRIERSON. Secretary. .= = "i Educational. TIJ-ECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMEN WANTED. iVJL The demand is always in excess of the supply. We qualify young men at small expense to take Well Paid Positions as Draughtsmen. All that is needed is the abi'ity to read and write, and willingness to study We Successfully Teach by lostMechanical Drawing. Architectural Drawing. Perspective Drawing. Sheet Metal Drawins Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Wireless Telegraphy, Painting. We have students in England.Africa. India, and America. Free Illustrated Handbook, Sydney School of Mechanical Drawing, 25-1 and 286, Castlereagh-street, Sydney. The largest and most up-to-date Classrooms in Sydney. TELFORD S. MARTIN, Consulting Engineer, Principal.