Last Sunday afternoon a large number of excursionists, after making their way to the Perry Company's Tee, were considerably disappointed to find that there was no steamer for St. Helier's Bay. In conse quence, the management have arranged that from to-morrow and during the summer months, one of their best steamers will run every Sunday afternoon when the weather is suitable, either to St. Helier'e Bay or Borne other popular place of resort To morrow the Eagle will run to St. Helier's Bay, leaving the ferry tee as advertised at J3.30 p.m., and the Bay at a quarter to five.
The usual Helping Hand Mission service will be held in the Hall at 6.45. The fine brass band will perform at corner of Hob- Bon-street at 6 o'clock.
The ninth anniversary of the Mount Eden Congregational Sunday-School will be cele brated by special services to-morrow. The children's service will be in the afternoon, Tha tea and entertainment is on Tuesday. *

The monthly meeting of St. Sepulchre's Band of Hope was held last evening, and was unusually well attended. A stirring address was given by Mr Ross, pointing out the intimate relationship between Sunday-schools and Bands of Hope, and ehowing the children, by well-chosen anec dotes, how great an influence for good it was in their power to exert. The follow ing was the programme : —Duet, violin and piano, Missee Crickecb and Davis, and Mr Ash ton ; recitation, Miss May Hayhow; song, Mr Cuff; pianoforte duet, Misses Price ; song, " Teddy the Tailor," Band of Hope choir ; song, Mr Williamson ; violin solo, Mr Ashton; recitation, Master Russell; song, Miss Ethel Boulton ; piano duet, Misses Cuff; reading, Mr Tunks : re citation, Mies Florrie Dewea (" Little Jenny," in character); song, Miss Blades.
