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New Zealander, Volume 6, Issue 451, 10 August 1850, Page 2

AUCKLAND" MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

THE Committee of Management of this Institution desire to call the attention of fthe public to the advantages of Membership thereof, and to express a hope that as the commencement of a new (the 3rd) QuaiL-r affords a good opportunity for joining Institute, many will, on becoming acquainted with those advantages, send in their names for nomination. . .. The Library (which has recently received, by donation and purchase, some very valuable additions) is open on two evenings in the week for the circulation of Books. It is expected that airangemente will be effected for the delivery of the Lecturls (a list of which has been already published) at intervals of about a fortnight. Members, on piesentation of their card, are admitted free. N6n-member? pay Is. to each Lecture. The Drawing and Discussion classes (f.o which Members only are admissible) are now in full operation. The Subscription is 2s. 6d. per quarter. Entrance Fee, 2s. 6d. By order of the Committee, A. W. Hansard, Hon. Sec

AUCKLAND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.

THE COMMITTEE of Management of this Institution have the pleasure to announce that, on their lequest, DR. BENNETT, has kindly consented to follow up his Lecture on "Spectral Illusions and Natural Magic" by a LectuLe on POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS, Which will be delivered on Monday Evening, the 12th of August, at Eight o'clock. Tickets (for adults Is., children 6d.) may he obtained of Mr. Mansard, Hon. Sec, Lower Queen-street; and at Mr. Williamsons Short-land-street. N.B. — Members are reminded that the door keeper will require the production of their cards.

AUCKLAND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.

npHE Committee of Management of this § Institute hereby notify that they will, on Wednesday evening next (the 14th instant), proceed to the election of a Librarian. Particulars of the duties of the office and the salary attached thereto, may be learnt from the Hon. Secretary, to whom the applications of candidates must be forwarded in writing, by four o'clock, on the day above named. A. W. Hansard, Hon. Secretary. August Bth, 1850.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

MR. Wm. GLAISTER has removed his Warehouse to Princes Street, opposite the Masonic Hotel. Auckland, 9th August, 1850.

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN can be accommodated with Board and Lodgings. Apply at the New Zealandpr office. July 19th, 1850.