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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3608, 20 July 1880, Page 3

Services THAMES Sunday School Centetenary Celebration. mHIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, July 20. PUBLIC MEETING Commencing at 7.30, in the Academy of Music Chair to be taken by the Rev. Joseph Bates, at 7.30, in the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Opening Prayer Introduction by the Chairman Anthem—l Will Arise (Dr Leslie) ... ... Choir Add reas—Life of Robert Raikes, with some of the Lessons suggested by it Bey. R. Laishley Anthem with Sol#—Zion (W. Mathews) ... «• Mise Gribble and Choir AddreßS ~ The Children's . Friend ... Mr Jaynes Address—Some of the results of a Century of Sunday Schools... ... Rev. T. L. Davies Anthem, with Solo & DuetRuth (W. Gribble) ...MissGribbleand Mr R. Rowe Collection Address—Sunday Schools and Home Influence ... Re*. S. J. Neill Address—Jubilee of 1830 ... Mr Fuljames Anthem with Solo —Holy Lord (Mozart)... ... Mrs James Gribble and Choir. Address—What may be the . anticipated results of * Sabbath Schools in the future ... ... Rev. W. J. Watkin Anthem —"Trumpet" (W. Dixon) ... ... ... Choir Address—The Sabbath School 1 Teacher's Reward Rev. T. W. Adamson Anthem, with Duet and Solo —I will lift up mine eyes, . (J. Clarke Whitfield) ...Misses Gribble^ and Bmitherham, Mr Tine, and Choir (Cornet and flute accompaniments by Messrs W. Hunter and Vivian) Leader—Mr W. Gribble. : TTT ED N ESDAY EVENIN G CENTENARY SERVICE OF SONG IB THB ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BY THB MEMBERS OF THE THAMES CHOIRS UNITED. Conductor ... Mr JOHN GRIGG. Harmoninm ... Mr HY. MEACHEM. Readings by Messrs Renshiw, Gbbbikg, and J. A. MIII/BE. Admission—ls each ; Children, Half-price? mHURSDAY EVENING, UNITED PRAYER MEETING 1 IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Commencing at 7.30 p.m. QUNDAY EVENING— UNITED COMMUNION SERVICE i ' * ,IH' TOT -„"'',' I CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, at B.^> p.m. John Hotmoh, President. Sianrcitf T., Whitehoihw, Seoretary. Lectures, etc ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 26, The Yankee Skipper's Yam Will be related by MR NEWELL PHILLIPS, In the course of his SECOND LECTURE In aid of the WaioUhi School Fund, 11 AN EVENING AT THE GARRICE CLUB." Dr Kilgotjb will take the Chair at Eight o'clock. 874 Volunteer Notices DISTRICT ORDERS. Militia and Volunteer Office, Thames, July 20th, 1880, mßfi Inspection of the several Volunteer JL and Uadet Corps in tbe' district will take place as follows :— . Thames Rifle Rangers on THURSDAY, ' " 22nd inst., at 7.30 pm., at the Vs-iimiecr HalL Eaa«i>^4 75»«v«cer* on FRIDAY, 23rd ' in»i^ji#3o put., at their Hall. Native WE&en on SATURDAY, 24th IBlflb^V, 2.30 p.m. ThamaiSooltjish Battalion on MONDAY, 26th ihsf., at 7 p.m. Thames Naval brigade on MONDAY, 26th fast, at 8 p.m. Thames Scottish and Naval Cadets on WEDNESDAY, 28th inst., at 7.30 p.m., at the Shortland He' . > * T. L. MtJBBAY Major. Meetings PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF AUSTRALASIA. PRINCE OF WALES LODGE, No. 20. THE Usual Fortnightly MEETING o< the above Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room, Rolleston street, on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, the 21st inst.;at 730 sharp. By order of the W.M. Wk. Smith, Secretary. Wanted WANTED COLUMN. AdVEBTISKMEKTS not. exceeding FOTTBIiBJ WoBDS in this column will in future h charged One SHILMNa per insertion ij prepaid' ,^~~~ •> XT ANTED to Sell from 1 to 10,000 Tom V V of Raw Hematite; do., from Ito 1W Tons of Dressed Hem»tit*,-^F. Behhbtt anc Co., Thames. Thr difference between a Gent and a Gentle man .—Tbe Gent turns up what.he has for i nose and iay«, Oh, Ah. Tbe Gentl«mai walks into McGowah's and says, Mac give m a pound of jour Tea, and send for order I every week.