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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3396, 10 November 1879, Page 3

Soirees, etc

PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FEIENDLY SOCIETY OP AUSTEALASIA. PRINCE OP WALES LODGE, No. 20. mflE Celebration of the 6lh ANNiVERX SAEY wiil be held in llio ACADEMY OP MU3IC THIS (Monday), EVENING, the 10th inst. Tf-s at 6.30. After which the following programme will be rendered : — Chairman's Addrca?. Song—«« Pulling hard against the stream." Song—" Here's Ciiristmns come again " — Mies Probert. Address —Rev. Mr Wai kin. Song—"Nacy Leo' I —Mr McGregor. Song—" Timid Litllo Thing "—-Miss Ferguson. Address—Rev. S. J. Neill. Duet—"The Swallows" —Mrs Mackay and Miss Day. Reading—Mr G. N. Phillips. Song—" When Sparrows build " —Mrs JPnjne. Reci'.ation—-Sir Wist-nian. GrOD 33X7153 TUB PEINCK 01" "WALLS, v Dancing to commence after the Concert. Mast-ings THAMES LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. A GENERAL MEETING- of Members of X\- the above ASSOCIATION wi!l be held at the Hauraki Club Eooui, Albert street, on TUESDAY, 11th inst., at 7.30 p.m., to take into consideration the following eul.jeots :— 1. To urge upon tho G-overnraenf. the speedy Completion ot the Thames Yullcy Railway. 2. To discuss Iho position of Native aii'uira in the District;. 3. The advisability of altering the Tariff so us to encourage Local Industries. 4. The Saceasion of the four Auckland Members from tho Liberal Party. 5. Lands of the District for Selection. Henet J. Lek, Secretary. Shrimps for Tea. FRESH ETERY AFTERNOON At A. CULLEN'd, Corner of Mary and Pollen streets, fthortlund. OYSTER3.—Reaierr.ber the Close Season eowuiencea on the Ist of DECEMBER, co this is the last month during which they can be obtained, IKJ'J