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ECCLESIASTICAL. A UCKLAND /-IEHTRAI. Tl/fISSION. \ ■Auckland Central -»-'-«-ission. j Motto: " Have Faith in. God." | BRIGHT. HELPFUL SERVICES wUI be " held TO-MORROW as follpurs:— 11 a.m.—Central Mission. Miss R. Begble, who is leaving for China, will tell the story : of God's leading to the mission field. 2.45 p.m.—Sunday 'School and Bible ' Classes. HJS .MAJBSTZ'S THEATRE. 6;45 p.m.—The Service of Song. Orches- i tra, Choir, and Band will take part. Soloist, Mr Vaughan. 7 ip.in.—SPECIAL FORWARD MOTEMENT SERVICE. Preacher. Mr John Bissett, CMissioner: Subject. "THE LAST MESSAGE TO THE CHURCH OF LAOa«SO Free Seats. Hymn Books provided. United Open-air Service on SUNDAY NIGCHT, at the foot of Wyndham Street. Led by the Band. Christian Endearenr Missionary Meeting en MONDAY NIGHT in the Central Mission at 7.30. Speaker. Miss Begbie. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. — Fellowship Meeting at 7.30. Mr Bissett, Misswner. ■will begin a series of talks on Prophecy and the Lord's Coming. . City and country friends are heartily invited' to all the above services. AUCKDAffI) SOCIETY OF THE NEW CHURCH, NEWTON ROAI> (Near Top of Symonds Street). Sunday-echool in Vacation. ( 7 j,.n- —"WAR IN HKAVEN." Preacher, MR H. R. HYATT.

nrstJHAircE. mHE QCEAN AND p UARANTEE pORPORATION, J\TDA CeiBENT AN© eiCKNESS TNStrKANCE ■808 YyOMJIX THE CORPORATION HATIXCF DECIDED TO ADD THIS CLASS OF INSURANCE TO THEIR BUSINESS, POLICIES ARE NOW BEING ISStTED. THE PREMIUMS ARE VERY LOW AND THE BENEFITS MANY. FULL PARTICULARS on application at the Corporation's Offices, QTREET, A UCKLAND. CHAS. E. PALMER, District Manager. LADY AGENTS AND CANVASSERS WANTED. LIBERAL TERMS. 033

MISCELLANEOUS. BOWLERS, DON'T BE SHORT of a Panama. Special Sale this week. See windows. —Tutt'e, Symonds St. TRAM Conductors nnd Others.—See Our Large Selection of Celluloid Collars. Cuffs, etc.—Twiname and Baker, H -*JArcade. ~ NEW ZEALASD'e OAiRY ASSOCIATION'S BOTTKB VAN Dellw* Bntt»r In- City and Snfrnrin D«IIy. OTEL MANAGERS The delicious MILITARY MCK-LE on yonr tables represents high-class catering. Bay a caee to-day from; your grocer. Price reasonable. , Hγ —B SAX Iβ THE MOST SUITABLE BRAND OF TEA TO USE ATTHE WEiDDI'NG BREAKFAST? WHY, "ORANGE BLOSSOM." A Perfect Blend. AH Grocers. C i~IRASS SEED SEASON, 191T.—Farmers, VT let us quote you- We are Seedsmen. O'LEA.RY BROS. AND DOWNS, LTD., Al Seed Stores, Auckland. B rpHE tiroes demand tnat you lay ont every A shilling to the- best advantage. YOU CAN GET A PACKET OF "STAG'S HEAD" TEA FOR lid.At all Grocers. Well worth 1/. O XV. B It T A N T, . Successor to P. Bryant, OOAL MERCHANT AND CARRIER. 2, Waltemata to Customs Bids*., and J?rvois Rd., Ponsonby. Covered Vans for Furniture Removal. U "TJETTER THAN EVER , ' IX QUALITY, "STA-G'S- HEAD" PURE CEYLON TEA. One meal -will convince. All , Grocers. C LADIES!— MILITARY PICKLE stands for a delioione appetiser, that pleases all palates, and is sold by all grocers at a reasonable price. Bny a bottle to-duy. It—» "VTEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIAo> , TION'S BUTTER VAN Delivers Butter In City nnd Suburbs Daily. REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING By using HEiAD" TEA. More cups to tho packet than any other Brand. C WON'T you ne persuaded to try a Packet OF " STAG'S HEAD" PURE CEYLON TEA. British grown Tea. Packed by Auckland Labour. All Grocers. C "PERFECTION Razor I"aete beats all *- others, or machines, in sharpening razors. One shilling all retailers. 51)1 LADIES , SINGLETS from 7Jd cneh. BLOUSES, from 2/14 each. VOILES from .6d yard. Big Variety, Big Values, at ALLINGHAM'S DRAPERY EMPORIUM. Kingsland. B FWILL COST YOU NOTHING to drop in and have your measure registered, and you can depend on getting an accurate nt wherever you' are.— Cash Tailor. Custumier and Outfitter, 11-tt3, Vtetoria St. HFS "XK7V- HARDLY SELL ANYTHING ELSE W : But the ' STAG'S HEAD ' BRAND, TIM Most Popular Tea In this District." All Grac«rs. C TJEAUTIFULLY Clean Clothes Without J-» Rubbing—"Easy Monday" Laundry Help does it. Packets- 1/. Does eight weeks* washing: R—D rriHE POPULAR TASTE HAS BEEN ± Struck by THE " STAG'S HEIAD " BRAND OP PURE CEYLON TBABi AU Grocers Stock it. C ■VTEW ZEALAND DAIKY ASSOCIAJ> TION'S BUTTBR VAN' Delivers Butter tn City and Suburbs ' Dally. YOU WILL FIND OUR STOCK OF GENT.'S' .MiEROERT AND OUTFITTING REPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL. Nothing but the best quality, at Bedrocb Prices. Inspection ftiTlted. — McBRIIXE, Caeb Tailor, Costumier and Outfitter, 11-13, Viotorta St. HFS LADIES! When "you are asked to pass the mustard For some appetite to tickle. Don't forget to remind your friend Of the delicious MILITARY I TCKU3. . R-β .BASS SEED SEASON, 1917.—Fanners, Write Uβ for Quotations; We Specialise in Seeas.—OLEARY BROS. AND DOWNS, I LTD.. Al Seed Stores, Auckland. B ABSOLiJtEL* cnolcest Creamery Buttel New Zealand Dairy Asaoclatfon. Lj^t^!^ -,,,,6 P<««B«slng of the delicious MILITARY PICKLE indicates wisdom Every grocer sells it. Every particulai person eats it. K_ E IMPLT .Steep, 8011, Rinse. Don't rub. . Uee "Easy Monday" Laundry Help. Clothes Spotless. 1/ packet lasts eight weeks. Grocers. R—~E GKASS SEE& SEASON, 1917.—Farmers • >Ye Quote Special Prices for Lare< A L e S B -^'^F6 R ' li: BROS. AND DOWNS LTD., Seea , Merchants, Auckland. 1

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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 36, 10 February 1917, Page 2

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