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Waikato Argus, Volume IV, Issue 278, 23 April 1898, Page 3

Meetings and Amusements. ■A M 1 LT 0 N PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH —To-morrow's Services: Rev. J. M. Mitchell, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ITTESLEYAN SUNDAY SERVICES Hamilton, 11 rurl 7 ( Rev.Dr. Hoskiuß ; Tu hi k a ram ea, 11, Mr J. U. Melville; Whatawhata, 3, Rev. Pr. Hoaking; Marsh Meadows,'2. MrHohbs; Ngaruawahia, 7, Rev. A. Beclutt ; To Kowhai, 3, Rev. A. Beckett ; Te Avvamutu, 11 Rev. IT. Youdv, 7 Mr Bryant; Mangapiko, 3, Rev. H. Young : I'uuwhare, 11, Mr Waite rii E N T E K T I N 0 S, CAMBRIDGE. THIS DAY, 6 p.m.—The Prophecies: • Can \vc understand them ? " SUNDAY, Sls p.m.—Seventh Day Adventists : Their history and work for humanity." CHRYSANTHEMUM QHOW ! CHRYSANTHEMUM kjHOW ! CAMBRIDGE. THIS DAY. The Cambridge Chrysanthemum Society will hold its SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE Queen of Autumn Flowers In the Spacious Marquee, as above. Vase of 25 Show Blooms one variety : The Finest Chrysanthemum Display in the Colony 200 Show Blooms in competition, set up for artistic effect in eight vases ,% Prizes by Mrs W. Thornton. „% «T GRAND ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS each afternoon, 3.30 till 4.30, and each evening, 8 till 9. Director and' Conductor, Mr J. H. Edwards ; Leader, Mr J. Wallett; Mr C. Ward, a musician of repute in Melbourne and Sydney : and old musical friends of tried ability. These will be further assisted by the Hamilton aud Cambridge Orchestras. GALA DAY EXTRAORDINARY ! School Excursion Train, Auckland to Cambridge.—On SATURDAY, the 23rd (St. George's Day), the Railway Department will run a School Excursion, and it is estimated that some 1500 Children, Teachers and Friends will visit the Exhibition. A larger gathering than thit of last year anticipated. Public and Private School Child, ren's Bouquets, Baskets and Designs! The Society prides itself upon the marvellous development of this Section, as a feature not even tried by any other Society in the island north of Auckland. AFTERNOON TEA.-Tea and Light Refreshments each afternoon, 3 to 5, evenings, 8 to 6.30, as in former years. 0- A NEW DEPARTURE : Special Illumination of the Marquee i SUNLIGHT at Night ! —By arrangement with Messrs Wilkinson and Co. the Marquee will he lighted with the new ACETYLENE GAS. Under the rays of this powerful llluminant all colours and shades of the blooms are accurately distinguishable. Doors open each day from 1.30 to 5.30 aud 7 till 10. Olficial opening, 3 p.m. Friday. Admission: Afternoon, Is ; evening, Is ; children, half-price. Season ticket for the two days, 2s 6d. THOS. WELLS, M/4 President.. AIK A T O WILL MEET AT THE KENNELS, BRUNTWOOD, This Day, the 23rd Instant, At 11 a.m. HT, STEPHENS, TAMAHERE. The Ladies' Committee invite the congregation and friends TO A SOCIAL EVENING, To Meet Mr and Mrs Wheeler. Friday, 29th April, 1898, 7.30 p.m. 16/4 OW ON VIEW—NEW DRAPERY. Novelties in every Department, at prices that will compare favourably with Auckland, freight added on. S. HOWARD has determined to sell for cash at the lowest remuneration possible, 5 per cent., that is Is in the pound discount on all cash purchases. He has introduced the Drapery Coupon System, given to every cash buyer. Ladhs and gentlemen are respectfully requested to inspect the Stock, without beiDg pressed to buy, before purchasing from Auckland travellers, thereby supporting their own district and their own interest. Dress Department.—At all prices exclusive dress lengths, all wool Ottoman R>:pps, Coatiug Series, Amazon and Melton Cloths, Cheviot Tweeds, Curl Cloths, Estamane and Habit Serges, Black Silician Alpacca, Is 9d, usual price 2s 9d, bought at a great reduction in the English market at the end of the season. £2OOO Stock Drapery to select from A large assortment of Rugs, Mauds, Blankets, Sheetings, Calicos ; Colonial and English Flannels from Is, all wool ; Linoleums, Oil Cloths. Millinery Department—All the latest novelties in Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces. Underclothing Department Corsets, C.B. and best makes, Thompson's, from 3s lid ; Ladies Night Chemises, Knickers in Flannelette and Long Cloth, Combinations, and every description of Children's Underclothing, Dresses, Wool Goods, etc.. "[TTAVING entered into an arrange* JL merit with Mr SPEDDING to carry on his well-known Kuitting Industry aud Fancy Goods Business in Hamilton, I beg to solicit a continuance of your patronage. I shall make a large variety of goods on the premises, and will supply Mr Spedding'a goods at his usual reasonable prices. Customers may rely on a good variety of the choicest articles in stock in each department, and can have any knitted article made to order, as well as the largest variety of Plain and Fuucy Wools in the Auckland Province. JOHN SCOTT, Next to Home's, Victoria-street, 2/4 Hamilton. H. ROCHE, Land and Estate Agent, OHAUPO, "AS OALE SEVERAL GOOD DAIRY FARMS At Very Low Prices and on Easy «3T MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security at 5 Per Cent. 31/7 X\T ~D TTOLMES, FJ.A.,N.Z. W.R.H (Late Government Auditor), ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR AND TRADE ASSIGNEE. Ofwoe : Fort-steeet, Auckland. P.O Box, 524. 17