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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1837, 21 November 1874, Page 2

SubSCßlßebs to the Thames Mechanics' Institute Library are requested (by advertisement which appears elsewhere) to return all books in their possession on or before the 30th of the present month, from which date the library will be closed for one week in order to complete a new catalogue (which will include 180 volumes of new books)'for issue to »üb•cribers.

Thb Naval Brigade and Band are warned to attend a parade at seven o'clock this evening, prepared for a march out.

Thb D. 8. Cross Bays:—" A meeting of a number of the leading "citizens has been convened by his Worship the Mayor, to be held this afternoon, to take into consideration the propriety of entertaining at a citizens' ball, the Marquis nnd Marchioness of ETormanby on their arrival here, and also to Sir James Fergusson on hia departure from the colony."

Mb Hugh Habt Lush: will delivers lecture this evening, in the Auckland Mechanics' Institute, on " Why should the Provincial •ystem bo abolished." The lecture is to be dtlivered under the auspices of 'the New Zealand Reform League. v

Wb learn that Mr Wm. McOullough 3 one of the proprietors of this journal and at, present. B.W.M. of the Sir Walter Scott Lodge and M.E.Z. of the Abbotsford Royal Arch Chapter, has been offered and has accepted the position of Deputy Provincial Grand Master, Scottish Constitution, for New Zealand.