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... Crystal Tumblers. Wineglass— at Same t)w - « 'oirneysj^hina Hall, Whit-hall St— et. (v • _Pn»!-_?i PRINTED and GILT DOUBLE ■ Hal' V, g 's>»f SET, with Sponge. At M'Burney's 1 -nt. 'hall Street. ■ M'Hue— ?? Unrivalled Show of Gas Globes. Al'*r h ...
... 15; Evening, G. DUNDEE - TENT MISSION, Alhert Hall, Murraygate.â Address hy Mr W. W. Cowper, Sab- bath Evening, ti.3u. Other Meetings a* nsnal. EVANGELISTKJ~Address by Mr J. H. Martin, in V.M.C.A. Hall To-Morrow Evening, at 6.30. HAWKHILL U.P~ CHURCH ...
... way. ARTYRS' CHURCH HALL.— Rev. John Wylie Lectures on Sabbath Evening. Subject — The Supremacy of the Bible. \f EETING in Rcsseix ?? Schoolroom ITA To-Night, at 8. Address by Mr C. C. Maxwell. Songs and Bsadtngr. - MED WYND HALL.— Mr D. M'Lachlas win ...
... Line. JAMES THOMPSON, General Manager. Cla=gow, February 1889. Meetings and Lectures. CRAIG'S HALL, 76 HIGH STREET. A DISCOURSE win be Delivered in the above Hall on Sunday Eveni.vg, 17th February, at Half- Past Six o'clock, by MR JAS. DRYSDALE, Evangelist ...
... Education. SSEMISLY.— NEW PUBLIC HALL.— Mr CiM- MlNo's Pupils' Assembly on Friday First, 30th Nov. Tickets 2s each. White Hart Hall, Nov. 2:>d. DANCING, Exercises, and Deportment. —Mr Tosh's Classes Reopen in the White Hart Hall, Arbroath, on Monday, 2oth curt ...
... ADJOURNED MEETING on SCIENTIFIC TEMPERANCE TEACHING in V.M.C.A. Upper Hall, on Wednesday Evening, at 8.15. CHOOL BOARD ELECTION.— Rev. Dr Connel's Candidature. Meeting of Electors, Weaver's Hall, To-Night, at 6. Meetings and Lectures. SH STREET SCHO'OLrLocHEi ...
... Church Hall on Tues- day Evening First at the Usual Houn RITISH ORDER ANCIENT FREE GAR- DEN «-RS.— Pine Apple Lodge Meets, Cutlers' Hall, Murraygate, Wednesday, 7th, 8 r.u. Business Im- portant. 10. G.T.— City Pioneer Open Meeting, Trinity • Hall, Monday ...
... VIKOINIA FRANCi'S. N. C. BOSTOCK, NELLIE OLI 'EKE, THE 3 HIGKLEYS, JOE EDMUNDS, and MORRIS ani> MORRIS. Time and l'rices as Usual. THIS EVENING, AT 8. KINNAIRD HALL. >. TABLEAUX~VIVANTS OK SCOTTISH SONGS AND SCENES. DUNDEE ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. Mr A. M ...
... 1 M'l'uriiet s China Hall. Whitehall Street. ?? f%/l* —FLUTED GOLD-EDGE CHINA TEA SET 1/W'y^ in Eaucy Shapes Al .M'Bumey's China Hall, Whitehall Street. 01 / EXCELLENT DINNER SET of 60 Pieces to ?? Dine 12. M'Burney'* China Hall, WhitehaU St reet . 41 ...
... will Conduct the usual Forenoon Sendee To-MoRROW in the Hall, Hill Street. WEST PORT CHURCH, 38 South Tay Street, Rev. J. Taylor, To-Jlorrow Evening, o.3o.—Sub- ject— 'John, the Apostle. 1 GRADES' HALL, ViCTOBL. Road, Sunday Even- in— i>.3o, Mr George Malcolm ...
... Street U.P. Hall; Admission, 2d. 10. G.T.— Dundee District Lodge— 2oth Anni- o versary Festival, V.M.C.A. Hall, Friday First, 7.30. Tickets, 9d. Grand Programme. LABOUR FEDERATION. -Scavengers Meet To-Night (Saturday), March 21st, Tally Street Hall, at 6 o'clock ...
... programme. Y~ OUNG MEN'S PRAYER MEETING in the Association Hall This Evening at, 8 o'clock. All young men cordially invited. AfcONIC.— LODGE CALEDONIAN (254).— Meeting on Tuesday First, in Hall, S Bank Street, at 830 p.m. Business — L, P., and R. SCOTTISH ...