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Thames Star, Issue 3666, 28 September 1880, Page 3

Concert j ST. GEORGE'S SUNDAY SCHOOL. ANNUAL SOIBEE and CONCERT This Evening. - TUESDAY SEPT. 28th. Doors open at 6 p.m. Tea at 6.30 sharp. The programme for the evening consists of Songs, Duets, and Glees, by the members of St. George's Choir. Sicglo Tickets, 2s j Double, 3a. 1158 Entertainments ST. GEORGE'S SCHOOLROOM, JBolleston Street. mO-MORROW EVENING, the 29th inst., JL Mr Haywood's PANORAMA of NEW ZEALAND w?". be Exhibited with entirely :new views. ' Doors open at 7, to commence at 7.30. Admission Is j Children 6d. After the exhibition of New Zealand views a number of COMIC SCENES will be shown for the SPECIAL AMUSEMENT OF THE CHILDREN. IiSS \' " Meetings .*. .. : ; — THAMES SINKING CLUB. THIS week's meeting is adjourned until WEDNESDAY EVENING, when the ■eason will be closed. Binking will commence at 8 and Dancing at 9 p.m. All old -members and their friends are invited. J. E. Hawley, Hon. Sec.

PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF AUSTRALASIA. PRINCE OF WALES LODGE No. 20. THE adjourned QUARTERLY MEET % ING- of the above Lodge will be held in Hhe Lodge Room, Rolleston street, on WEDWESDAY EVENING, 29th instant, at 7 30 sharp. . Business—Election of Representatives to New Zealand Grand Ledge; Bolance-sheets and quarterly returns, &c. By order of the W.M. Wh. Smith, Secretary. THANKS. I BEG to return my most sincere THANKS to the Committee of the late Ball for their kind donation of £2 2» on behalf of myself and family. 1160 EIIZABBTH JAVX STTaET.