THE TWELFTH OF JULY.

Soiree and Concert. vprsarv of the Battle of the •"5-S3 * **-*!? Boy» effaS 'when the hall was crowded. Smith, Bull, Campbell, S -/ 6 J'AG Daniells, 0. Worboys and »?Tpologies were received from f rS E SoServille and several other Ee7, Lmisfc ministers. Mr Paths jfonoonfoimis 6 attendan ce. and dis ,: choir ffas i llent pieces of m us_c «» rsed Sion of those present. The m&mSn opened the meeting Grand f. an address . Ho said: and &*» ! to meet to commemo !i i 3 ffiels. R is a joy .to meet year j_ te noble cieeus d Pr n« ritheyes fixed on Ireland, -irt the gwuf { special commemora- of tho wondrous tto as v,Xn of our gracious and noble 50 jear %Y R commemorate the 12th of July, • Inrv of the Battle of the Boyne, * ea^na S event of the year 1690, which ftffiSrmly in England the Pro 's l3 f S We: remember it not for bloodshed, but for the liberties freedom which it brought to Eng judeivil reea subjects a The principles of are exactly the same were when William 111, "- n f Orange, displayed his banner, *tii Sward, southward, east- Hrl westward-' 1 The Protestant re £&8&11 liberties of England will I S " And to such a proclamation we Bl ™r'allegiance and unitedly and de- W - iifvnsceout, "Nosurrender." The o the Grand Lodge of Ire ,flm MS been frequently re- fl bY the Orange body, and Sains a brief statement of Orange S E?ifcisthis: "We are exclu- S Protestant Association, yet detest- MSm any intolerant spirit we 1 -fJfiv nledEre ourselves to each other lSUSpersecute,injureorupbraid t-lerson on account of his religious nvoviding the same be not hostile &cc Temple are Liberty and Religion. X told by those who cry ''Peace, '!«» that .there is no necessity for Seisin. The institution is denounced Disturber of the peace and an invader IfeHtS'of others. Tins we deny em- Itically. Now, those wno make this; Wkeep conveniently in the back ed the fact-the truth-that its very astern is demanded and vindicated by Mother astern. We have to meet a foe M combines religion and i>ohtics, and m to have supremacy not only i_ religion,-but also m politics. Let ¥ _ 0 ■•&. coquet with Romanism, we mil not. Her principles and her spirß are not to be fathered from the exhibitions mseearound us, held in on the right hand and oh the left by the limitations which Protestant sentiment and Protestant teach- supply. To know her we must study kraiandard of doctrine; we must study her dogmas of faith; we must note her claims and prerogatives, be familiar with her arrogant and intolerant spirit.and mark the mtings of her power when that power is untrammelled and unhindered by aby corrective- influence. from without. A .fwywagoa.Rcnian Catholic, prelate of bid'etiniding in the United. States said, •"''BomeiJ never tolerant of any other reli gion, and she. only tolerates Protestantism in the United States of America because shecanootielpherself." Rome boasts that she never 'changes. Bishop Luck echoed Mb "statement a ; few .months ago in : iiicfiaad, : when, he claimed that Ib churck* . should receive contribu ttefrom all sides and give nothing. .Tie speaker "concluded with an eloquent ,'appeal.to his hearers to hold fast the liber ties which had been so dearly bought for them, and warned them that any departure from the Reforniaiaoh principles would be followed by degeneracy and disaster. He resumed his seat amid loud applause. Mr.D. Goldieshowed by statistics that lie Church of Boihe was not as powerful now as she was forty years ago, that then she was the one-third of Great Britain and lieland,'and now she was only the one seventh* -Everyday the cause of* Protes iainsrd was getting stronger and stronger. He urged urxavthein the duty of watchful nejs,'of kindness to their "Roman' Catholic neighbours, and the cause with which they *ere connected would be held in reverence and treated with respect." * -MrDaniells then delivered an address, in the courae'of which he said he rejoiced to be with them : that evening, and he rejoiced in the victory of the Boyne by William, Ppce of Orange. He believed that that victory was onein which he might rejoice, because it gave him the liberty he enjoyed M day; He wa3 not an Orangeman, but he was prond to meet with them that even ing. | That victory was one in the history of tie world which gave to him jbhe liberty he now enjoyed.\>lt gave to the whole world the Bible] a Protestantism which placed the Bible before the' visible church, which placed maa,on an equality >yith his fellow m, which gave them'the power to worship God according,to the dictates of their own. consciences. .Had.it not been for mh men as William' LTL, of glorious niempry,,. and. ;: the Reformers, Pro testantism would be nowhere. -He then . referred to. the ' gallant ap prentice hoys of 'Deny, the men of inniskillen, . and- ' those who nobly wight ;aod./won upon : the Boyne's » side. Bat, he asked-what was a «stant? The speaker, after defining tie origin of the term, by reference "history, went, on to say that be ween,.Protestantism and the Papacy Mere wag agi-eat gulf, but there were many Miwmen nowadays trying to shake tods across that gulf,and the fact was that ■SW.«f them fall into it. But he could not w would not. (Cheers.) He was not j' ITO ifs law that would oppress «»«.Catholics, but he was strongly op mto any legislation which would give t church the ascendancy. He believed «c emits were the burglars of the world. .«eirmonastnes and nunneiies, and such to if V^ ere onl y fol ' "*e pur, £} A f : the' people of their gj* and ; capturing :i the .unwary, SpL^V ll S° od man y being nomi- S2£^ S, ', his I?^ 16 granted many con ' Ss£> *« men who wei/ only Si t of every Protestant 33 1^^ In reference to ES.!» said he wanted to see »«St% colonklParliament who Cn h! V ° n question, mperanCe question '^ and h « question ■mm fc^ eOll tUo education Ce;tS o r YOU u d up fa y statin S his «S&' !em erea atnight, mmml V? trae % th « Pnnciples T A e - S § eaker was kutlly Brn tv S n " ho,lt his address. !' - V r - B^ then the WHistorv " m m , Pliov "lence and C4od Armada and £' ? fei ;. ed to the S P ani sh ?°%in a W " ndlng °J William afc h picS fchy Speech >: v 'hich was A. J. Smith followed _n a SSseS?' which Mr a I 4 tWaKS Tt votea °f thanks, ?I»SE^? u e,intere3tmg meeting.

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FIJI NEWS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ; ** , Suva, July 7. Jubilatory. We are suffering a slow recovery from the unwonted dissipation of our Jubilee week We certainly had high festival while' it lasted/and the lasting was the notable feature of the carnival. On Monday the Governor gave a grand ball at Government House, to which all Fiii was bidden-that is to say, the invita tions were very general, and so generally accept that between 300 and 400 guests wexe present. The ball was a great success and His Excellency proved himself a perfect host and most courteous entertainer On Tuesday he entertained all the juveniles of Suva at Government Houso, and was. personally as attentive to them as he had been to then- elders. The subsequent days were devoted to jubilation of one kind and another. All over the colony the demonstrations have been as hearty, if not so prolonged, and so far as enthusiastic loyalty can effect the purpose, Fiji has endeavoured to give Her Majesty a good start for another Jubilee. A Hit-a PahmMc Hit One good story with respect to the two balls il worth telling. At Government House strict orders were given, •' Ao hard stuff till after eleven. I ill then Her Majesty's lieges had to drink her health in claret-cup, champagne-cup, etc., etc., not foro-etting the exhilarating distilment from the° national "'Pipe.' Mythisticum," alias "Yaoona Vafca vfti. At the Masonic ball, Just to follow the fashion, the same order was given. By a coincidence it happened that the same person, a Govern ment servant, who is also a Mason, superintended the dispensing of the creature comforts to thirsty applicants on both occasions. On the latter, about 10.30, His Excellency to honour his hosts walked into the refreshment room, and in response to a polite invitation to " smile " said, " Yes; I don't mind if I do since you are so very pressing I'll take a little whiskey." " Very sorry" your Excellency," said the inflexible drink dispenser, "but orders are strict. No whiskey till after eleven." Tableau ! Explanations and the prompt production of the '' Royal Blend." Industrial. Crushing has commenced in earnest all round. The big company set the example on the 20th ultimo, and the mills are now at work at Viria, Koronivia, Deuba, Mago, and on the New Zealand Sugar Company's Rarawai Estate, Ba River. Splendid weather has prevailed over the past month, and the density of the cane juice is rising. With it are rising the hopes of the manufac turers, and it is believed, from the way the cane is turning out, that the return will be much better than was expected after the long spell of wet weather during the off season. In connection with this subject, it may be mentioned that an outcry is arising from all parts of the group at tho renewed most mischievous interference be tween employers and labourers, which has marked Immigration Office administration since the return to the colony of the Agent- General. Before the Court counsel Ims denounced the Department as "a curse and a terror to the country." The sub agent has applied to the Court to re strain counsel from inveighing against the Office. .. j - "■ ToHgan Kews. The s.s. Southern Cross is in from Tonga this morning. The news is unimportant, but indicates that in the political cauldron the elements are seething with every pros pect of a boil over at an early date. H.M.S. Rapid was expected in Nukua lofa. The Ha-waiian war vessel Taiuloa was in Samoa, and was to go on to Tonga. The German corvette Adler had left Apia. Gold-Seeking:. Our gold-seekers are not yet satisfied with the result of their prospecting opera tions, and are proposing to make a fresh start with a new company. Heathen Practices. The Legislative Council has approved a regulation whereby the indulgence of the Fijians in heathen practices is to subject them to fine, imprisonment, and public flogging. The enactment has not been entitled " The Cannibals' Conversion Ordin ance: A law to secure the spread of Christi anity, and to regulate religious freedom." The Governor.

His Excellency the Governor has been visiting the Upper Rewa, and on Monday goes to Vavua Levu and' Taviuni, where the residents are waiting ,to interview him re.labour matters. Miscellaneous. The hulk Ashburton, lying in Suva har bour, caught fire last night, but the flames were extinguished before any serious damage was done. The Arawata was again quarantined on arrival, Saturday, July 2nd, and was released on the Monday morning.',,. . The barque Dr. Metzler arrived from Port Townsend to-day,having left her port of departure on May 25th. The barque Levuka and the brig Neptune arrived in Levuka from Samoa yesterday.

ME AUCKLAND EVENING" STAR, WEDftESftAY, JOLY 13, 1887.

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Business Notices. 0 T? 0 ~i" A T H to HOTEL'S PUBLIC HOT. GOLD AND SHOWER BATHS Victohia-STeket 'Eaht. Charge-ONE SHILLING. Open, all week days from 6 a.m. to "9 p.m. 1 , ani SUNDAY MORNINGS from G till 10 a.m. The bath rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c. Select Bath-rooms (private) for ladies every day at all hours, withfomale attendance, one Shilling and Sixpence, ifleasenoto the Address—Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland. N.B.—Barber in attendance. ITALIAN AND VKIIMONT MARBLES AND ABISKDKEN GRANITE HEAD STONKSIN MARBLE AND STONE Iron Tomb Railings at Modhrate Priced Prices and JJesigns sen t post-free. Countr y orders carefully packed. TAIT BROTHERS, Monumental Works, Corner of Rutland and Lome streets (near Queen-street Junction) Auckland. '' <§ LED H I L L> S CRATED WATER AND CORDIAL FACTORY, VICTORIA-STREET EAST (Late Sharland's). s



EDWIN JONE S ! (Late E. and A. Jones),, . House, Furnishing, and General IRONMONGER, ( ' Ponsonby Road and Pompallier Terraco ' Auckland, N.Z.. ' ' . Agent for the Phoenix Fire Office. Advertisement Agent for Auckland EvEwrvn Star: ■■•& ■ Post Office Savings Bank, Money Order Offlaa Telegraph Station, Telephone Bua.au. I



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There is no medicino to be found to equal B_i_OHAITS PILLS for removing any obstruc tion or irregularity of the system. If taken according to the directions given with each box thov trill soon restore females of all ages to sound and robust health. For a weak stomanh, impaired digestion, and all disorders of tho liver, they act like " MAGIO," and a few doses will be found to work wonders upon the most important organs of the human machine* They strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the long lost oomplexion, bring back tho keen edge of appetite and arouse into action with the ROSEBUD or health the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are "FACTS'" admitted by thousands embracing all classes of society; and one of tho best guarantees to the nervous and debilitated is, Beechain's Pills have' theilargost sale of any patent medicine in the world. 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