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RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. A POPULAR LONDON TREACHER. rpEIXITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH X (Worcester street). REV. ERNEST R. WEEKS, ■ Xow of Wellington, reccnt.lv from London, will conduct both services To-morrow. 11 a.m.—"The Cross and Modern Society.' 6.30 p.m.—"Dare We Meet the Challenge of Truth?" Soloists at Evening Service—Miss A. McLean, "How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings ; Mr Ciive Hindle, "ily l'aitu Loots Lp to Thee." Visitors Cordially Invited. 187 i 0 XFOKD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. THE I.AST FOUR SUNDAYS OF THE KEV. J. J. NORTH'S CHRISTCHURCH MINISTRY. .11 n.m.—Subject, "Expectancy." G.UO p.m.-—Text, "I sat where they sat. The one way in which men are helped. We Bay to God and man, "Don't patronise us : understand us.' 1 Anthem by the Choir, "The King of Love." You are invited to these memorable services. U6O"H PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND, Addington Branch—Sunday School, 2.15; Gospel Service, 6.15. Oddfellows' Hall, Dickens street, Addington. Mr Davev. Come! All invited. 179S "PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF NEW -L ZEALAND—Sunday, 11, SSB Colombo street (Entrance Belfast street), Open Meeting; 2.43, Sunday School; 6.45, Orange H&U, Worcester street, Young Women's Service, speaker, Miss O'Toole. "Him (Jesus) hath God exalted with His right hand to bo a Prince apd a Saviour, and we are His witnesses cf these things."—Acts v., 31 and 32. Everyone invited. GOSPEL TENT MEETINGS, Fowke street, Richmond—SUNDAY, 7 p.m.: Subject, "Predictions of the Hebrew Prophets. Can we Believe Themi l)o they Touch the Future'" Evangelist R. Hare. Tuesdays and Thursdays. 7.45 p.m. All Welcome. 1827 HURCH OF ST. FRANCIS (Liberal Catholic), 263 Manchester street, near Gloucester street —Holy Eucharist, 11 a.m. "A Ceremonial Church, which combines the Ancient Form of Sacramental Worship with the utmost Liberality of Thought." 1768 rPHEOSOPHIG'AL SOCIETY, 263 Man--L thesler street (near Gloucester street) — SUNDAY; 7 p.m. PUBLIC LECTURE On "THE PROCLAMATION OF THE CHRIST'S RETURN," By MR W. CRAWFORD (National Lecturer). 1977 CJECOND CHURCH OP CHRIST, SCIENO TJST—Christian Science Services will be held in the Masonic Hall to-morrow, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School 2.30 p.m. Testimony meeting Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Builders' Chambers, 95 Gloucester street. Reading Room, 13 Cathedral square, next Post Office. 1681 First church op citrtst, scientist. Latimer square Christian Science Servio.es H a.m. and .7 p.m.; subject, "Love." Sunday School," 2.30 p.m. ■' Testimony meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Reading Room, Latimer square. ' : . 1485 SALVATION ARMY, Victoria square— Snnday Night, at 7 o'clock, "The Devil Unmasked and Exposed." Everybody invited. Don't miss it! Cornel 1761 ' . ■ MRS R. OLSEN. • ' ; Trades hat-l. Gloucester, street. • . - SUNDAY, 7 p.m. Subject: "The Twofold Expression of Love." 1817 SPIRITUALISTS' CHURCH (Incorporatcd), Scottish Society's Hall—7 p.Miss. Cole, "Spiritualism and its Me' to Mankind." Clairvoyance from f Solos, Mrs Wilson. Collection i t do Lyceum; 3 p.m. If TENDERS.

0. BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. LENDERS are invited for the PURCHASE •V lor REMOVAL of the undermentioned IiUILDINGS, now standing on Section 3, Hawthorne Settlement, it miles from WINDERMERE RAILWAY "STATION.' Former leasee, D. W. Dutton: ■ 1. Dwelling 4 rooms, splendid order. 2. Cow by re, Trapshed, Chafflaouae. Tenderers to state amount offered for each or both buildings, and to enclose with the tender a deposit of 10 per cent, of tha amount offered, which deposit will bo returned immediately to unsuccessful tenderers. Buildings to Lvb ' removed within Two Months from acceptances- of tender. Tenders closo at this Office at 4 p.m. THURSDAY, 25th February,' 1926. Envelopes to be marked "Tender for Buildings, Hawthorne Settlement." Highest or nny tender not necessarily accepted. W. STEWART, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Christcliurch. 4018 PUBLIC WORKS DEPT.—STORES. 'RENDERS closing t p.m. on dates shown J- and returnable to the Secretary, Tender? Board, Wellington, are invited for the supply of: ! - (1) 23,693 Super feet Hardwood and Ironbark -Poles. 26-2-2 G. (2) 18,664 Super feet Hardwood and Ironbark ' Poleß. 2G-2-26. Quotation forms may bo obtained from Publio Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin, and Stores Manager's Office, Wallington. 4031 CKRISTCKURCH DRAINAGE BOARD. CONTRACT N0.,26-325. SEWER RETICULATION No. 10 AREA. will be received np to 4 -*• o'clock of TUESDAY, February 16th, 1926, for the following: The laying of 292 chains of 9-inch ioncreta ; and . 6-inch . stoneware pipe sewers, boing part of the ecwcr reticu--1 lation of North Linwood. Specifications, Conditions, and Drawings may bo seen; at the Office of the Board, 198 Hereford street. Tenders to be endersed on cover, "Tender for No. 10 Area Reticulation," and addressed to the Chairman of the BoajjJ. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By Order, - C. F. CHAMPION, Secretary. January ; 2Sth, 1926. /■" ' • 3988 MERCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE BY TENDER. SITUATED in Good ' Central Position in Chrislchurch, arid! offeiu an exceptional opportunity for an energetic man with small capital. Kent £5 per week. ; Stock and Fittings approximately £GOO-£'TOO. Stock Sheets may be inspected at the Office of the underr signed with whom tenders close on FEBRUARY 2nd. ' . F. FITZHENRY, Public Accountant. 211 Cashel street. Christchurch. 4015

SEPARATE TENDERS ■will be tMeivM at my ' Office '.until noon FEBRUARY Bth for Construction TWO NEW ROADS off Rose street, Spreydon, 14 chains, and on Bligh's road, Papanui, 17 chains. Lowest' or any tender not necessarily accepted. w FREEMAN, Civil Engineer, 4057 89 Gloucester street. BIMU DOOBS. large stocks on hand. CATALOGUE AND PRICES NOW OBTAINABLE. C. E. OTLE7, LTD., Timber Merchants and Joinery Manufacturers, 891-7 Madras street N. f Chrictchuroh. 'Phone* 48 and 2533. Tel. Address: 1 "Sa&soned." 07010 rpwO* CARPENTERS WOULD TENDER 1 FOR BUNGALOW ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, ETC. Country Work Promptly Attended To« Apply— SUTTON BROS., 21 Barrio street, Sydenham, or £5 Trafalgar street, St. Albans. 58719