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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 147, 22 June 1901, Page 2

ECCLESIASTICAL. /CHURCH uF CHRIST, PONSONBY ROAD. TO-MORROW (LORD'S DAY). 11 a.m., "To Break Bread" (Acts xx. 7). 2.J5 ij.m., Bible School. 6.45, Mr Thos. J. Bull will preach. Subject, "God's bpirit in Man's Conversion." All Souls Free. Everybody Welcome. /CHURCH OF CHRIST, WEST-STREET. \j I Morning at 11—For Fellowship and the Breaking o£ Bread. Evening at 6.46. GEORGE AI-DUIDGE will preach. Subject, "A Soldier's Death." On WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7.43Lantern Lecture, Subject, "Klisha and the Sliunamite." A UCKLAND UNITARIAN CHURCH. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, COOK-ST. TO-MUKKOW t SUN DA if), Services: Morning, U-"Debtor to Greek and Barbarian, Roman and Jew" Evening, 7—"The Story of Unitarianism —No. 15. Unitarianism in England" Children at 3 Minister-REV. W. JELLIE, B.A. TUCKLAND £BNTUAL jyjlSBlON. UNSECTARIAN. SUNDAY SERVICES FOIt THE PEOPU3. 11 a.ni.--Bcv. H. J. Walker will give an Address. G. 30 to 7—Half-hour Snared Souk Service. 7 p.m.—A Testimony Meeting. C p.m.—Open-air, Customs and Quoon nts. Strangers find Nnn-Chnrefcsroers Invited. COME EARLY. "FpiTK ONENESS '"' OK SCRIPTURE J- TRUTH" (Continued) will be Mr ('. R. Button's Subject at the V.M.C.A. Rooms To-morrow Afternoon, at ?. p.m. All are Invited. \X7 C.T.U.—Usual Meeting, Central Mis>V. s-jon Hall, Albert-at., Wednesday, 2Gth June, 3 p.m. Executive 2.30. VrITY HALL "SUNDAY KVENING j V^ EVANGELISTIC SERVICE, from, 8 till !> p.m. Doors open at 7.:». Young Men, Visitors, Strangers, Com«. __ -\TEW Church Services, Pompallier Ter1N race. Ponsonby—Morning at v, Sunday School 2.45. SALVATION T ARMY, 'PONSONDY f") ROAD. HOMELY MEETINGS ALL DAY SUNDAY. MONDAY-GREAT SOCIAL MEETING. Mr J. H. Witheford, M.H.K., in the Chair. Short Addresses by leading gentlemen and social officers. Musical Hems during Iho evening by Miss Alien Rimmcr, Mrs ;ind Miss Sutherland (of Onehunga), and others. WEDNESDAY-GREAT ANNIVERSARY. TEA. Musical Programme by Auckland Band and Officers at 8 p.m. Mrs Major Bennett will be present. _^____ CJALVATION ~ARMY BARRACKS. ALBERT ST., AUCKLAND. Great Temperance Meeting Every Saturday Night; also Special Meetings on Sundays, with Songs and Music up to date.—Adjutant f.nd Mrs Tyler, Commanding Officers. __ T\~O N' T MISS IT. The Maori Songstress aud Charming Speaker, CAPTAIN STIRLING, Will Speak and Sing, Foresters' Hall, Newton, 7 p.m. SUXUAY. A HAKE TREAT. SPIRITUAL C U U It C 11, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PITT St. SUNDAY EVENING, 7 o'clock. Subject: "Spiritual Phenomena, Table Raps, and -Slate Writing."' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON", l'liblic Class ut Rooms, opposite St. Matthew's, Hobson-strcct, at 3 p.m. Mr liushby at home daily, 2 till 4.30; Thursday lOvening, 7.a0 to 8.30. lON.—The Christian Catholic Church and Divine Healing Mission meet 3 j every Sunday Afternoon at 3 p.m., and \ Wednesday Night at 7.30 p.m., in the Tailoresses' Hall, Cook - street. Wm. Johnson, Deacon In charge. Mark xvl., 15 to 18, our belief and practice. Christ {nail and in all. f~iHRISTADELPHIANS Commemorate v^ Christ's Death and Resurrection, Masonic Hall, Karangahape Road. Morning at 11. Evening Address at 6.45. m H EOSOPHI ( ! aE SOCIETY, MUTUAL -i- LIFE ASSOCIATION. PUBLIC MIiKXINU, TO-MORROW EVENING at 7.30 o'clock. Musical Item. Reading-. I "Nocturne, pour Pianoforte et Violin, par de Berlot." Op. 90." ' LECTURE by MISS AGNES E. DAVID- ; SON, on "The Strait and Narrow Path of Occultism." Musical Item. Questions. Collection. ROAD BOARD NOTICES. IyrOUNT EDEN WATER SUPPLY. Water Consumers are hereby notified that the Rates for the ensuing Half-year are due on June 30th Instant, and are required to be paid at the Office of the Board on or before that date, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 12 noon. Dated June 21, 1901. JOSEPH WEBLEY, Collector. HILL ROAD BOARD! I hereby give notice that a Poll of the Ratepayers wil be taken on SATURDAY' June 29, 1901, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., at the P'lre Brigade Station, Great North Road, upon the proposal to' Borrow £1500 under the Loans to Local ' Bodies Act, 1886. and Section 2, Sob-Sec. •3, of the Government Loan to Local i Bodies Act Amendment Act. ISM, for Drainage Works In the District. GEO. BAILDON, Chairman. 'June 22, 1901. PLAID DRESS MATERIAL,S-Dress Lengths of 10 yards for 3/9, 4/3, & 4/ti the piece; great bargain.—Rushbrook and Bridgman's Sale. mHE~~SALE— White a nd Pink Flannel- -*- ette, 4/11 dozen yards; good Cotton Shirting, 4/11 dozen; very special value.— Rushbrook and Bridgman. REAT~CASH~SALE NOW ON.—Bargains in Dress Stuffs, Skirt and Blouse Lengths, and all Remnants clearing at extremely low prices.—Rushbrook and Bridgman. GREAT Clearance Sale of Winter Stock now on at Rushbrook and BTidgman's. Premises Open on Saturday until 10 p.m. -pUSHBROOK AND BRIDGMAN'S -tw SALE—A Grand Chance for Buyers of Blankets, Sheeting, Table Linen and Furnishing Drapery. Everything Reduced. * T ADIEJS' and Children's Mackintoshes— -LJ Our Grand Stock all reduced for the Sale. Ladles' (new shapes) from 15/11; Children's ditto, 8/11 each.—Rushbrook and Bridgman. OYS~ and Youths' Regatta Shirts— Regular ' price 3/6 each, clearing at 1/11; all Shirts reduced for the sale.— Rushbrook and Bridgman.Queen-street. THE SALE—Ladies' Underskirts, choice /new goods, 3/9, 4/Hi 5/3; immense value; great reductions in Fur Boas and Muffs.—Rushbrook and Bridgman. BARGAINS in the Clothing Department —Heavy Tweed Trousers, 5/9 pair; Boys' Kaiapoi K.B. Suits, from 5/11 each; everything reduced for the sale.—Rushbrook and^Bridgman. /CLEARANCE SALE — Bargains in VJ Manufacturers' Sample Shirts, Woollen Pants, Vests and Underwear; also, Cardigans and Sweaters.—Rushbrook and Bridgrman. /GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE of VT Winter Stock.—Great Reductions In all departments. Sale now on.—Rushbrook and Bridgman. Open on Saturday until 10 p.m. M' ACKrNTOSHES AND OVERCOATS. AH reduced In price. Covert Coats ■ from 21/ each. Oilskins at sale prices.— Rushbrook and Bridgmaa'a.