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\ RELK.IOUS SERVICES. CATHEDRAL*-Bttnday, : • November 3-th.— ,» a.u_, Holy Oommuniun; 11 a.m., Prese-er, Dean Harpir; 7 p.m.. Preacher, Dean Harper. Offertory, Maori 4533 «f., MIC-JAKL'S~~AJ, ; b ALL' ANGELS.— O Advent liundtiv. lloly Communion. 7, • A (Choml) and 12.13; Matins 11, preacher, 'The Bishop; 6.C0, Evewtong, preacher, The Vk«r. Offertory for Maori Mission. 4G>3 CT. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHUIKH\ O Cdkhrl street.—Services will bo conducted To-morrnw at 11 a.m. arid 6.30 p.m. by ■iter. Thos.JTait, M.A.,_B.D. _ .«" B" '"aPTIST CHURCH,""Oxford tcrrace-ll a.m. and 8.30 p.m., Roy. R. S. Gray. •Evening subject, "A Divided Kingdom." 1516 rpHE REV. .T. J.'NOOTirS Farewell Scr:.L mous iwill be preaclwd st the Spreydon Bs.ptiH Church, Lincoln road, on Sttaday. morning and evening. 4a60 S" PREYDON.BAPI-ST CHURCH.-Rev. J. J. 2JWth will Conduct FAREWELL TO-MORROW, NOVEMBER 291h FAREWELL TEA and MEETING, Tuesday, December Ist, at 8 o'clock. Tickets Is. ' ' J 4C13 ffIRIN-TY CONGREGATIONAL' CHURCH 1. —Rev. -David Hird, M.A., Pastor. Morning,. "The Duty of Self-culture." Evening. "The Right Use of Our Time." Anr snd_MaTvel!ous : " 4531 E" AST "BELT ttXETHObiST CHURCHfiunday (Evening, Rev. J. BWght, of Tetnnto, will preacri epe-srally to young people on "Christ 4582 METHODIST CHURCH, Lower High stre-Bt—To-morrow's Services. Morning, 3#V. W. Bantubfr; evening. Rev. J. rcli-id. Visitor* and strangles heartily welcomed. AH'wata free. _^23 METHODIST CHU RCH " "SERVICES.New Brighton—Messrs Turner and Farrow. Linwood—Messrs Scott and Wilkinson. Windsor—Mr Scott (afternoon) and Mission Bend 4015 M"" ETHCDIST CHURCH SERVIGESDurbam Bteect—ll, iter. J. Bright; C..10, Rev. W. Bsiumbsr; eubjc.-t, "The Question of tho AtfPi." -East Belt-11, Hey. R. J. Murray: 0..10 Rev. J. l.!ight. Lowr li.?h street—ll, Rev. W. Baunrbor; 630, Rev. .1. Orchard. Richmond--H, Mr J. Loma*; C 3'), Mr W. B. Scott. Woolston—ll, Rev. T. F. Jctes; 0.30, Rev. ill. Bull. Simmer—ll, Rev. A. B. Ch-ppelh 7. Mr C. Parkin. -1597 PRMTIVR METHODIST CHURCH* CBuntorKixo TerY»ce--tli'r Crawley; evenin? Rev. Wiird.' "Gidocm." Linwood.' Mr Holland, Mr tfneward. Sydenham, Druid*' H»H,Jtev. Ward, Mr J. Field. _ __<545 REV. COLE'S VdAYSV MISSION begins in Methodist Hall, Durham street S.— 7 Prayer; 10, Special Ad-tctt* to Young Men; 11 "Lovo Analysed"; 2.15, Children's Servioe; 3, Women Only, "Social Quicksends"; 0.30, "Tho Motherhood of God"; 8.15, Peoplo'e Service, "A Surprise Party and Three Simpletons." Everyone invited. All sealsjlree. 4613 S" YDEOTUM "GOSPi_r^Mll^lON--Even-ing Service, 6.30. Mr Petws will give address; subject, "The Foolish Young Man." ■ Special . singing. Duct, Misses Cowan and Grsmt. Solo by Mr Grant. Hearty welcome. ,-, Everything bright. 1560 SttTAINONI" CYCLISTS' CHURCH—Ad" ( ~tf. dress at 3 pin. by-Professor Bickerton, ■ f 'first of three addresses on "The Kingdom of Hiaven." 4578 SATIONAL RELIGION.—Sunday, 11 a.m., at 151 Gloucester street, "The Idea of - ' God." 7 p.m., in tha Art Gallery, "A Talk on Liberalism." . 4551 SPIRITUALISTIC ASSOCIATION, Hobbs* Buildings at 7 p.m. Addresa by Mr y - Crarg. Subject, "Spiritualism: The Gateway to Knowledge." Psychometrica! Tests will be .given. Children's Lyceum at 3 p.m. iWB M~ asm® SPIBITUALIS---7 p.m., . 151 Gloucester street _Ad-_eas by Mr* Cadt ; wallader. -"abject, "OotTs Relation to Man." Clairvoyant dwerifp-iotts by Mrs Hymes. All I»*!ocme, 4561 .V-v.-nrCTytfrrr,. 11 ".'"k-'ti 1 . „.'.*. . "::■■ J-... " RAILWAYS. ■ i NEW 2EAL_tIND RAILWAY 3. J "' .'■ ' „' ; _i-iC3BB ATMS-INGIORA. ' r 'v NOVEMBFJR 1903. ', .* ■ i ii\ fr-Mf-Al. TBAIN, stopping where re- ,-. "xv quired, -wfli leir»»-C*ristolrarch for Ban- , tlors tk 10.10. a.m., Addington 10.20, Prpa* ' oui 10.81, flty-t 10.88, Belfast 10.15. Kaiapoi • ,"' 11.9, tmHotO arrive 11.35, and will. return .rota Eangto-a at 7.15 p.tn., Christchurch . arriv* 8.80. Itass, br <£» special train oiftly,' Christ«_urch_ Addington, Riecar.ton, aftd Papanui, 4a first olass, 3s second class, Styx and Belfast (Is Mob-xl «hwi ordinary fare first alas*, available {oi riturn by special or ordinary train same day. 4-BO BY ORDER: j jjrjjjw ZEALAND' EAILWAYs! TIMETABLE, j On and altar Ist DECEMBER the 4.0 p.m. train from Claurtcburch to Springfield will run from Ohriskbuich to Bolleston at. the following times-—Christohinch dep. 1.0 p.m., Addtaatoa. 1.7, Hornby 1.24, Tampleton 4.36, Bulls-ton srr. 4.52; and front Bolleaton to iSprtagfleld aa at present. " FAIBLIB BRAW'OH. On and after DECEMBER ?»&, ths afterwon train irom Falrlio to Timaru on. Mbndays will run as under^.—Fairlie dep. 3.15 p.m., Albtrrv 3.41, -?leasant Point 8.23, Washdyke-.«, Timaru arr. 4.ia .WAIM--TE.WAIHAO DOWIN-t BRANCH. t ' On SATtJftDAY. 6tb December, and each i ea*urd«y thereafter, trains will, run between (y Walmaw and Waibao _,owna as under:— ' Waia-kte dep. 610 a.m, Walhso Downs arr. 7J»; dep 7.40, Wabnate, arr. 8.-0; Waimate dep« 1.90 p.m.. Waihao Downs arr. 6.0; dep. > 8,20, Wainiale arr. 9.0 p/m. THsMIUS euxt. train from Wahnst* and 1,40 p.m. tram from WaihaO Downs WILL MOT. RUN. «n Saturdays alter 38th NOVEMBER. 45-» »■ - .j ' -,' BY ORDER. , BOROUQH COUNCILS. "~ f j : __-_----_-; -: _ • ' BOROUG-- 0P .WOOLSTON. t v • 'EXCEPTIONAL ' THE Attention of Owners of Quarries, Brick Kilns, Oi^el; Pits, also-Carters, is -'■■ 4trawn to the By-law Dealing with Exceptional v> Tn-Bo on tht streets^of the. Borough "of . WcoUton, which witli be strictly enforced on / and after I_> DECE-IBER NEXT. ' - T W.V. STDDALL,',, , To#n Cluk. , , Woolston, 00th November, 190 J. « 4060 {' ' ' i ROAD BOARDS. ' ;:. *v • . BYRSfiON ROAD BOARD. ~T ? XrOTTCE is hereby given that His tbe inAl tewtlon of the Eyreton Road Board, at ' ItsnWrt-rdiuary monthly meeting, to be held at the Rosd Board Office. Ohokft, on MONDAY. <i DECEMBER 7th, 1903, at a p.m.. to MAKE n;. a SPECUL ORDER, under Section.7s of " tbe Itoad Boards Act, 188 i and Uio proif -Hatous *f the Local Bodips Loans- Act, 1901, ~ desttan J4.- Bnti-tfctiojn-f 1, authorising tho I Board to BORROW £800,.t0 pay the Board's chaxs of tha cost of erecting the bridge-over the South Branch of the W-imak_riri River ktown aa ths Empire .Bridge. , . -EOBERTMJ WRIGHT^ a«k, ""■ '•• ; . Eyreton Road Board. Ohoka, November' listh, 1903. . 81C8 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ~ BOARD AND ftEaiDENOE. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. 116 WORCESTJat STREET, E. -t-07 • " "' VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH Sbou'd Stay at ABERDARE I|OU3E, £39 Gloucester street West FOSITION Most Ceulr-L close to Po«t OfSce, CaUwdnJ, Gardens. Theatre, and -luseum. Charges low. Rooms, board and attendance from la to 6s ptr day. Private R«i;dence of the Highest Order Conducted.on Modern Lines. - Patrontad by the Best Clo*Ms. Telep-sne 1139. P.O. Bot 225. ",„ M R 3 E. KIRBY FIK3T-C---SS PHIVATE BOA-tD AND RESIDENCE. Latimer House, 63 Gkuoester street ' (Near Latimer square), Christchuch. Telephone 1320. 1877 ) ■ —■ • ■ •■ -— %■ BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ' T_f ANDSOttS't'T .FURNISHED APABTAJL'. xaaats for Ladies and G«ntluaen. « . MRS SAWTELL, L\ Sbersood, Ti O-abel street E. - ;.' l_ - ___h?j»i_l!!__. - ,_ - 1 GLOUCESTER HOUSE. cuss OLOUCEBTBR STBEET \.KBT. TMB&T-CLASd BOARD and RESIDENCE ' ' F (dtetolK Hot Cold, and Shoim jbgb* • Tslephor-s ._'sW_^^^^ M -- =^J------L. •.• Y'AiiU Lac; Capes and l_i Rtoles. s-anning designs, 3s lid, 4s Cd, ',' to iS TwSOu «* w» H -u» k ai* i; Bsaah's. < "