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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3153, 27 March 1879, Page 3

A teet interesting ceremony, that of receiving Miss Minetti and Miss Ealph as novices in St. Mary's Convent, iii other words, investing them with the wbite veil, took place at the convent, Ponsonby, in the presence of a large number of people who had assembled for the occasion. The Very Eev. Father Fynes, V.G., officiated and presided; and the other clergymen present were the Revs. Walter Macdbnald, O'Hara, Eiordan, and O'Dwyer. The latter preached an impressive sermon on religious perfection, and how to obtain it, ?iz., by constant prayer. After which the ceremony of investing the novices was performed by the Very Eev. Father Fynes. After the ceremony tha friends present were hospitably entertained by the Lady Superioress and Sisters of tbe Convent.—Herald.

v Lectures, etc " THE EASTEKN QDiISTION NOT YET SETTLED: THE FUTUitE OF EtTROPE." A LECTURE, on tbe above subject, will ; be delivered by the REV. S. EDGIER, 8.A., In tbe P/esbyterian Churcii, Pollen street, for the Harmonium Fund, on FRIDAY EVENING, 28th March. . Admission, Is. Doors open at 7.30 321 -^H ■ — 1 [ -^t Meeting A. 0. F. COURT PRIDE 0? PARNELL, 4409. mHE Quarterly MEET/^S^fjm^, -L ING- of the above i <fP%&|l|y|P|p Court will De held-at the ' iU - SEifiitsil/ kg freemasons' Hall, Owen -J^ &^ml^^^C=' s'reet, Grabamsfown, m&PSnm^fc THIS (Thursday) EVEN&ks££&Jtp ING-, March-27tb,at7.30 (iihtiti>t»i)i»oiitwi mmiwauL) Business—Usual quarterly. Chas, Ahieb, Secretary. KUEANUI HILL UNITED GOLD MINING- COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE. mHE Annual General MEETING- of the X Shareholders in the above-named Company will be held at the Office of the Company, Shortland street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 28th March, 1879. Chabebs Tothih,, Seoretary. Auckland, March 18,1879. 306 LOST. T OST, This Morning, between Mary street JLj and the Bank of New Zealand corner, an ENVELOPE containing a CHEQUE for £1 Is, drawn in favor of tho Thames Ladies Benevolent Society, and some Receipted Accounts. Payment cf the Chcquo has been stopped at the Bank. Any one leaving the same at "the- Office of this paper will oblige the Thames Ladies Benevolent Society.