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Services EVANGELISTIC SERVICES. The Rev. Dr. SOMERVILLE Wtt.'- HOtD A FINAL EVANGELISTIC SEEVIOE THIS EVENING, in the THEATEE ROYAL, Commonoing nt half-past Seven o'clock. Mr W. F. SOMERVILLE, assisted by the Choir, will conduct the Service ol Song. The Committee invite Subscriptions and Dotations to defray the expenses of Dr. SoarEBVIMJE's visit. The Ret. Messrs HIHTON, Btlim, Neill, and NiXOK will recede subscriptiona. JofliAH T. HnrioK, Hon. Sec. John Hudbok, Treasurer. Amusements a CADEMY OF MUSIC. TO-MOKUOW, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29th. CLIFFORD'S MISEOE OF THE WOULD. Pronounced by the Press, and over 100,000 persons who hare seen if, to be the most „- truthful and beautiful collection of Views ever placed before the Public. THE MIRROR COMPRI9E9 NEAELY 2 000 VIEWS of the most striking and wonderful scenery in the World, THE UNITED KINGDOM, INCLUDING LONDON, AS IT NOW IS. Railways, Docks, Tower of London, Houses of Parliament, Tho Parks, Westminster Abbey, Poet*' Corner, Thames Embankment, Albert Memorial, Crystal Palace, Zoological Gardens and Animals, Kew Gardens, Oremorne, Gardens, Magnificent Buildings and Bridges, &c, 4c. SCOTLAND. Edinburgh, Glasgow, Jedburgh Abbey, Abbotsford, Melroso Abbey, Hoslin Chapel, Stirling, Dunkeld, The Trosaacbs, Loch Katrine, Loch Lomond, Balmoral Castle, the Land of Burns and Sir Walter Scott. Grand Mountain Scenery; and Lovely Waterfalls,io., Ac, • THE RIVER THAMES From its source to London. Beautiful scenery of the Thames. Historical City of Oxford. The Magnificent Castle of Windsor, and the . grandeur of London. FRANCE before and after the War. Italy, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Russia, Spain, Holland) Egypt and Nubia; STUPENDOUS AMERICAN SCENERY, And tbe most EXQUISITE BTATU&HY from the Principal Galleries of Europe, , Shown by the strongest form of Limelight, with the aid of the latest improvements in optics. Portraits 'of Notable People. Comicalities amusing and instructire. A REAL SNOW STORM. VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION. The Great Optical Delusion, THE DAWCXNG SKELETON. Change of Programme every night. 800 daily papers. Million Prices. Chairs, 3s ; Gallery, 2s; Pit, 1. , 2002 Educational THAMES SUPEBIOR SCHOOL. CONDUCTED BY R. J. MOORE, M.C.P., Loitseir.—First-dais Certificate, Auckland. (Assisted bt Mb 0, Gbibbix) p LASSES will ASSEMBLE on THURS\j DAY, January 24th, 1878. Subjects :—Latin, French, Algebra, Men* auration, Euclid, Book-keeping,and Drawing. Terms : v 5s per Quarter. Singing Clacs, in cha ge of Mr T. A. BxuLj on TUESDAY asd THURSDAY, at 4 p.m. Terms: 3s per Quarter. R. J. MOOBB, 1975 . Head Master. Meetings I. O. O. F./jg[ M.U.,A.D. LOYAL WAIKATO LODGE, No. 6444. THE Regular Fortnightly MEETIN(J of tho nbove Lodge will be held at tbe Odd Fellows' Hall, Richmond street, on TUESDAY next, 29th inst., at 7.30 o'clock p.m. Ohabxss Ahixb, Secretary. . Soirees, etc INDEPENDENT OBDEE OF EECHABITES. THE Eighth Anniversary of the Star of ' Hauraki Tent will be celebrated by a SOIREE, at the Templar Hall, on TUBSDAY, 12th February. E. HoNias, 2008 . Secretary. T EFT in the Stalls of the Academy of JLj Muiio last night, a BLACK SILK UMBRELLA (Lady's), White Lining. Finding would oblige by tearing same at Star Office. - DR PERSION has RESUMED PRACTICE. 26th January, 1878. 2004