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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 365, 11 March 1871, Page 2

The Artillery and Naval Volunteers are to parade on Sunday morning, to attend the Church parade.

The anniversary services in connection with Sfc-James'sTresbyterian Church will Lake place to-morrow. We observe that Mr. J. T. Garlick has z r£, "4- o trorijr niftaful,Jjjt of Jj_u'iii"/J en;nusi.nie3 ab: the Thames, containing all necessary particulars as to Capital, paid up shares, &c. This will be a .very convenient card for office reference, i n A ratlior impudent robbery was committed the other day at the shop of Mr. Alhgren, jeweller, Brown-street. While the man who was in the shop was out for a minute "to post a letter, and while Mr. Alhgren sat with his back towards the shop door, some one walked quietly in, and stole two French time-pieces that were standing on the epnutcr.—Advertiser. The Revds. J. Berry an'cl J. J. Lewis arc advertised to preach in the Weslcyau Highstreet Chapel to-morrow. We are informed that there will be a special service, in St. Paul's Church, to-morrow morning, at 0.30 a-'a-">~'"'en the Eight liev. the Bishop of Aufi.tl'-r* "••■■ ill address the Volunteers. The csfaqgd?^ 'will be devoted to Diocesan purposes^.**