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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7983, 29 September 1887, Page 3

1.T.N.0.T.G.A.0.T.U. NGAMOTU LODGE, 2053, E.O. T>BETHREN are requested to meet at JD the Lodge Boom, Robe-street, This (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30, to attend tLe Lodge of Sorrow which will be held in memory of the late Brother John Newland, P.M., P.S.D.G.W. By command of the W.M. F. P. OOBKILL, a 382 829 . Secretary. MOUNT EGMONT LODGE, No. 670. E.O. A LODGE OF SOBBOW in memory of the la«e P.M. John NewiiAND, P.D.G.S.W., will be held in tbe Masonic Lodge, Eohe-street, This (Thursday) Evening. Lodge tyled at 7.30 p.m. *harp. Sister Lodges and Visiting Brethren cordially invited to attend. .Collection at close for benevolence. By order of the W.M, O. E. BELLRINGER, a 384 529 Secretary. MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. MEETING This Evening, at 7.30. Mr. E. Vbalh will deliver a PAPEE on " Colonial Industries and th<3 Besources of the Colony." Members may introduce their friends. JAMES O. GEOKGJS, a3 43 529 Hon. Fee. rpHTB Annual Meeting of the Te Henui I Lawn Tennis Club is Postponed till farther notice. — Chables B. Douglas, Hon. Sec. a 389 529 TO THE TEACHERS OF THE .STATE SCHOOLS OF NEW ZEALAND. IN view 'of the kindly response made by Teachers and Children throughout New Zealand to our appeal on behalf of the Starving Little Ones at Home, we purpose to ask the Teachers to make an effort Annually to Collect a Few Pence in their Fchools for the same purpose. The £51 6ent Home was acknowledged by the London School Board in the following manner :-*- "At a meeting of the Board, April " 28th, Mr. Diggle (Chairman) proposed " that the Chairman make it known, " through the Lord Mayor, the pleasure " with which the Board have heard of " the kindly and generous interest which " tbe Schools in New Zealand have tnken "in tha welfare of the pooiest of the " children in London, and in thanking " them for the same, to express the hope " that scch acts of sympathy on the part " of the children in the Colonies towards "children at Home may strengthen "those tie 3of common interest and " mutual good will which are binding " into closer union the distant Colonies " and the Mother Country t Dr. Glad- " stone seconded the motion, and it was " agreed to unanimously." We have £18 on hand from tho subscriptions of last year. Any Teachers desiring circulars could receive them by applying by post card. We would ask those Teachers of large schools who do not quite agree with our purpose, to kindly abstain from influencing advetßely their subordinates. We only ask ONE PENNY from each child. May our united efforts succeed this year in giving dinners to even more than 12,000 CHILDREN (the nnmbar fed last year) during the coming winter. J. G. WILSON, M.H.U. OIEMENT Wm. LEE. P.S. — Pleaeo send send Bmall snms by postal notes to fl. W. Leb, Otaki, Wellington, who will acknowledge subscriptions in tbe Bohculmastor. a 387 629 b ol GOLDWATER, BROS., Whc lesale Grocers and Wine and Spirit $r Merchants, ju TSOTTLBBS of Joel'B Prize DUNEDIN D ALE. and BTOOr. JAGENOIBS J. and T, MSF.K MILLERS. PHOTO JN6UB.&N.OE eOQIHTy,