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f Model time at BeatKs Mode! Costumes. Coats. Frocks, demonstrating the last v.ord in Fashion, v.ill be offered by Beath's to-day and following days at remarkable prices. We have sold a remarkable quantity of high-grade goods this season. Beath's p!nn new to sivc the public an opportunity quite unusual. Note the specimen reductions. EXCLUSIVE MODEL COSTUME of Fnwn Vclour • Cloth: long panel effect; finished buttons— MODEL EVENING FROCK of Black • Model Time 9gns. Ninon; hancWly embroidered VELOUR CIOTH COSTUME, in Jade Green; beau..- in wi , h f„ lhcr trimmi AD Milfineiy Models <;* ° ' "««$»«• • • ■ %*- reduced Usual Price 35gns. Model Time ISgw. " *** * Z "*' raeMdine -Uteal £ «r.«rt. MODEL COAT of Fawn Velour Cloth, with large est idea? from London. cor.ev seal collar; large, loose s.ecve — Ms. a=d Sew JopL; Usual Price 3Cgns. Model Time IDpii. sr\ TOQUe! S EFFECTIVE MODEL COSTUME of Black Velvet; rharinin™ style, quite ox- loose fitting style; belt across front— '•■SS&.V*/• ' clnsive: tarban share. Price 27gns. Model Time I7jnJ. V • osprej- h e ; ft>ct— ttCk ' DISTINCTI\*E VELOUR CLOTH COAT, shading of Usual Price . . fens. cir.namor ; collar and side panels trimmed black VV Model Timo . . 7sns. musquash— MODEL KEATHER Usual Price 28}gn». Model Time 12JHJ. fc gag&gffi r u' \ t^b^strl^ 7 L ° CUe: MODEL FROCK of Silk Chiffon Taffeta; shades of | iSffl II I Usual"Price . . 4Jsns. fawn ar.d navy; simple and elegant; trimmed W U I M Saodel Tim# . £3/19/6 beads — ' <8i \i j f\ HATTF.K'S Usual Pricc 18311s. Model Time lOgr.s. [1 I moi?, r nTs" Model time is a busy time qT' l&||f gor. navy, and blcct — _ • y ' *lJ Mil Ci ims Usual Pr.ces ns Bedtfl S 8 (J \\V Model Titta scue. 4gns. * V/

EELIGIOTJS ANNOUNCEMENTS. Notices of Sunday Services. —Under thia heading on Saturday, the rates for Services are: —Not cxcceding 24 words (set solid). Is cash; for every additional 12 words, Gi extra; half inch displayed, -s Cd; thrce-quartej inch, 5a 9d; on; inch, 5s ca«h. N.ji.—Tho la Notices must not contain Advertisements of Annual Meetings,, Anniversaries. Tea Meetings, or THE - CATHEDRAL—S, Iloly Communion; 11 a.m., Mattins (Garrett in 1) and Choral Eucluuiit (I'rout in F). Preacher, the Dean. Evening, G. 30 (y.-alinisiey r.i U minor"), Anthem, "Holy., (trot.u,. Prea-cbcr, Vcn. Arclidcucon HOLY TRINITY; AVON SlDE—Dedication Festival, Sunday, "SOth, 1 ast and Present Parishioners arc ipviUd to attend services. I'rcachcr, Kev. L. L naplain to New Zealand Expeditionary TVUBSAS METHODIST U rttUHCH—Biigjxt Scrviw, Good Singin-. U, Rev. W. Beckett; (".HO, Riv. W. Ready. Subject. "My Gospel.' Anthem, -Saviour, TLy Cliildren Keep'' (Sulhvaii). 17o^ "ESLEY CHURCH, Fitzgerald avenue— 11, Mr W. C. Francis; 0.30, loung People's Service, Ror. E: Isla.mnes. Soloist, Mr Eric Winspear. Bible Classes, -Aj. N.-w Brighton—ll, Rev. W. Walker; G...0, Mr J. H. Pugh. • Riclunond—Church Anniversarv, 11, Rev. R. B. Tinslcy; 2.45, lu:v. W Ready 6.30, Rev. W. Walker. Lmwood —11, Mr J. H. Pugh; G. 30, Mr H. Crowe. Shirley—ll, Mr Wig^le-.-'worth; G.3D, l*c\. H. Spc.iccr. Marshland —11, Rev. 11. bvx l * c 6.3 C, Mr J. Olds. CAMBRIDGE TERRACF. METHODIST CHURCH—II a.m., Rev. C. E. Ward; 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. Grigg. Durham strccl South—ll a.Tn., Rev. W. Grigg; 6.30 p.m., Mr G. 5. Frauklvii. Jlwires street north— 11 a.m., Mr R. Toy; 6.30 p.m., C. L. Ward. < 1J 3( QT". ALBANS METHODIST CIRCUIT k> Rugby street—ll u-m., Rev. J. Dennis; 5.30 p.m., In Mcmorum lat? Mr L. H Flavell, Bev. A. Ci'Lawvy. Anthem, "Cn® in" tha Bar" (Sampson). Edgewaro road— 11° a..m.. Rev. A. C. Lawty; 6.30 p.m., Kev. J. Dennis. QYDENHAM METHODIST CHURC.H----10 Church Annivoisary. 11 a.m., Rov. W Ready; 2-45 p.m.. Rev. A. C. Lawry and th< St. Albans Choir; 6.30 p.m., Rev. \\m Beckett. So'.os by Mrs Stallard "Do Pro fuv.dis" (Jude) nnd Mr Jf. Charters "Thou arc Parsing Hone©" (Sullivan). Alex Sclectiauai T:y tbo Choir. High street—l' а.m., Mr Bartlctt; G. 30 p.m., Mr Bla/.ey. 167. Ti^rOOLSTON - IIETHODIST CHURCH--VV 11, Rov. T. A. Jougliin; 6.30, Mr C W. Barrell. Sumner—ll, Mr H. Holland б.30, Rev. W. C. Oliver. Hoathcote—ll ltev. VV. C." Oliver; 6.20, Rev. F. Copelaud Opavra—ll, Mr Ramssy; 6.30, Rev. T. Fof 171 SUNDAY. MAY 30ih, 3 p.m! OFFICIAL Opening Tai Tapu .Alethodis ' Kw Bible Class and Infant Rooms b; Lady Rhodes. Addresses, Sir R. H. Rhode, apd Itev. C. H. Olds, B.A. 152 ST TPAUITs' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cashel street.—Rev. J. Patexson, M.A 11, "A Rc-fuge or a Home?" 6.30, "Chris tian Hope." Linwood, 11, Mr T. Pat«r son; 6.30, Mr A. H. Coate?. Richmond 11, Mr A. H. Coato; G. 30, Mr T. Paterson SCO I KNOX CHURCH, Bcaley ovenue.—Rev Dr. 11. Erwin, M'.A., 11 a.m. and 6.3 p.m. At St. Albans Presbyterian Church Borwick street. Mr J. Ncwlands, 11 a.m and 6.30 p.m., IC9 ST7 DAVID'S^PRESBYTEJiIAN CHURCH Sydenham.—Public WoTship, 11 ajii and G.3o'p.m. Rev. J. D. Webster. AI welcome. 172 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIA2 CHURCH, Oxford tevrace.—Divino Set vices to-morrow. Rev. R. M. Rybum, M-A, at 11. a.m. end 6.30 p.m. Harrington streo Church, Sprcydou: Mr F. E. H. Paton, a 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. * "35 ST.' PETER'S PRKSBYTERfAi'TCHURCB FeiTy road.—Rov. William Tanner. 1 а.m., "Freedom Through the Truth"; .G. 3 p.m., 'The Old Order Changcth." Yieitor cordially invited. All seats free. 164 CHURCI —Rev. J. J. Ncrt.h. 11 a-m., fc-übjec ! "Faith Ventures"; 6.20 p.m., "A Baplisiii Service." A tribute to bo paid to th memory .or tho Rev. AY. L. Salter. IC3 OX FOR DTE RR ACE BAPTIST'CHURCI —Sunday, Juno Gilt The Rsr. J. i North will ccntmence a series of WiuU Sfcrmon-s on Roman Catholic if rn: "Ncitlw to libel nor to flatter, but to understand." Trinity congregational churc: —11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Mr J. Loiua; Anthem, "Praia?, O Our God." Soli i.sts, Mrs Dcy and Mi;s Carcourt. Yisitoi Welcomed. ' J(>l EVENING SERVICES wUI be comriiencf in tho Hill.i road CONOREGATIONA SCHOOL HALL, opposite lien don strec St. Alban.-, on SUNDAY, at G. 30 p.m. Preacher: REV. CLYDE CARR. IGi LI NWOO I) CON G REGATIONA CHURCH, Ferry road. 11 a.m., Rs Clydo carr: "The Soul's House Cleaning" б.30 p.in., Mr Henry Chilc'.rru Anrdvereary Ccfticort and. Prize-giving, Mci day. 7.30 p.m. Admission Cd. Supper. 16< Y.M.C.X : Y.M.C.A. SUNDAY SOCIAL HOUI 8.15 pjn. Solos ar.d Combined Sinking. Talks 1; "visiting Delegates to Dominion Boys' Wot Conference. Members and Lady Friends invited. 35( S~ YDENHAM"GOSPEL MISSION. -Von ing, Mr S. Webb; evening, I Spratl; "Tho just ehall live by Fui ' !!! 171 (~1 HRISTIAN SC'IENCE SERVICE, fin v Church of Christ, Scientist, Latin:< square—Sunday Services, 11 a.m. and 7 p.n Subjcct, "Ancier.t and Modern Necrcmancr alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, 1> nounced." Sunday School, 2.15 p.m. 165 pHUECH OF CHRIST, Moorhonse "avem V' —Pastor. Geo. Woolnough. 11 a.n Worship; subject, "Compensation, Hc-re ar Heroaitdr"; 2.45 p.m., Bible Class; 6.i pjn., People's Serried, ''Tho Great Criminal, 16: Gospel services win fo.v.i bo coi ducted a-? under: —Armagh street Hal 6.30, Lord's Dav Evening, Mr Giahan Druids' Hall, St. Albans. _ street, G. 30. U A. C. Fleming. New Walli.im Hall. Shak' speare road, 7 o'clock, Mr J. J. Winnicot Sundav School, 3 o'clock, at all tho abov 171 PSYCHIC. RESEARCH SOCIETY. Fot~ ers' Hall, Oxford terrace, off Manche ter street. —Sunday, 7; subject, "The Hums Aura." Messages from tho In-risible. M W. Nortontaylor. 16< SPIRITUAL SCIENTIST CHUPX'I —Orange Hall, 7 p.m.. Miss Burgess Address, "Environment and its EfEccts." Ii dependent Clairvoyanep. ' 17( SPIRITUALISTS' CHURCH, Worcost< etreet.—7 p.m., Science of Astrolog holds Truth. Come and hoar Mr Portere last Lecture, "Planets and Peisonality." Mci sages. Collection. Lyceum 3 p.m. 17C fpUEOSGPHICAL SOCIETY, -263 Mancba -L " ter street, near Gloncesiar stroe. —Public Lecture, Sunday, 7 p.m "Vegetarianisni and Vivisection," 1: Miss. Dorothy Royds. Vocalist, Mr Fran