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Observer, Volume XVI, Issue 950, 13 March 1897, Page 8

The Central Mission, which is to be commenced in the Oddfellows' Hall, Cookstreet, on Sunday night, is to be of an unaectarian character, and will endeavour to reach, by various means, the great unreached majority, foi whose spiritual wellbeing the churches do not cater. Mr Jno. Donglaas, Mr W. H. Smith, and others well-known -in the community, are to direct operations. Mr Smith, we have been informed, resigned his connection with the Helping Hand Mission, which he commenced and conducted for many years, in order to take an active part in the new mission, and leaves his old associates on the very best of terms. There is abundant scope for agencies of the character contemplated, and its unsectarian basis will commend it to a much wider sympathy than a denominational organisation. All the Ladies op Auckland get their Music Books tastefully, neatly, and cheaply bound at Mr Leys', the well-known Book binder of Wyndham-street (two doors below the Gas office).— Advt.

TRANCING DEPORTMENT PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MISS C. KNIGHT will resume her Juvenile and Adult Classes for Dancing from April. Latest Melbourne Method of teaching Waltz and reverse. LATEST FANCY DANCING. Schools and Families visited. Private Lessons. 125, HOBSON-STREET. T)ASSOVER /^IAKES MESSRS AULSEBROOK & CO. Beg to notify that they are prepared to supply PASSOVER CAKES MEAL AND SWEET CAKES for the coming Passover. The Cakes are made under the direction of Rev. Vanstavern, of Wellington. Orders to be sent as soon as possible to JOHN C. MORRIN, Agent, Victoria-street East.

Sterling Stainless Hosiery M&SsiEv TJWHHnHfi BEST BEARS OUR TRADE HARK J&^ "Sterling Stainless." 1 TO BE HAD OF ALL DRAPERS.