PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (opposite Public Hospital). Minister. REV. J. LAWSON ROBINSON, B.A. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher. REV. GEORGE MILLER. 57697 r,, "NOX PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH. " Corner.of Bealey avenue and Victoria street, 11 a.m.—REV. G. W. GIBB. M.A., of Shanghai. Director of China Inland ' Mission. 7 p.m.—REV. T. W. ARMOUR. 4199 INLAND MISSION. REV. G. W. GIBB, M.A. of Shanghai General Preacher ■of the Mission will Preach at Sunday Services: 11 a.m. KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7 p.m. THE CATHEDRAL. 4122 \ PAUL'S, CASHEL STREET. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Public Worship. Preacher. REV. ALAN WATSON, M.A. 58376 DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Colombo street, Sydenham—Mr H. G. Bartlett at both services. 11 a.m., "The Cross—its place and meaning in our religion." 7 p.m.. "Christianity or *-> lAN CHURCH. Randall streetMinister, Rev. F. E. H. Paton. 11 a.m., "Wanted—More Calebs"; 7 p.m. "Paul and his Lord." X 2654 NINIAN'S""" PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Puriri street. Riccarton —Public Worship. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preacher at both services, Mr Bruce Carswell. B.A. 4128 !T. PETER'S PRESBYTERIAN 1 CHURCH, Ferry road—ll a.m., Rev Jas. Tennent; 7 p.m., Mr J. M. Murray. X 2608 CHURCH—Minister. Rev. James Robertson. B.A. Services To-morrow wi]l be conducted by Mr W. W. Stewart at 11 and Mr Russell Wells at 7. X 2610 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. GARDNER MILLER. TO-MORROW at JRINITY (Worcester st.. City). 11 a.m.—The secret of victorious living has nothing to do with where or how you were born. IT'S WHERE YOU ARE GOING THAT MATTERS. 7 p.m.—WHAT MUST I DO ? T 7097 SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH (Inc.l). Ridgely Hall. 7 p.m., Speaker. Dr. J. M. Moorey, Ph.D., U.S.A. Subject: "Spiritualism or Socialism." • Psychometr" meeting Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Public Health Meeting, Thursday, 7.30 p.m. Both meetings conducted Dv Dr - J- M. Moorey _ X 2700 ITYSTIC ORDER OF THE WHITE «,, ROBE CHURCH, Temperance Hall. opp. Hay's, Ltd. Gloucester St.— Sunday, 7 p.m.. Inspirational Address by Henry T. King, "The Work of Evolution (continued). Clairvoyance. All welcome. X 2631 CPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF N.Z., _ Navy League Hall, Gloucester st. —Sunday, 7 p.m.: Speaker, Mr E. Main. Subject: "Spiritualism and Yourself." Clairvoyance by the Message Bearer. £fr y< £°, me t ry ' 7 - 30 P- m - Wednesday. 827 Colombo street. TJNITY SPIRITUAL CHURCH, Chaiv eery lane, 7 p.m. Speaker. Mr Harding; "Scribes and Pharisees." Clairvoyance. Floral Readings. Circle. Wednesday. 8 p.m. Messages. Friday, 8 P.m.. Transfiguration. X 2802 THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. rpHEOSOPHICAL • SOCIETY. "MAW, THE MASTER OF HIS DESTINY." Public Lecture by MR WILLIAM CRAWFORD, of Auckland (N.Z. General Secretary). IN THE THEOSOPHICAL HALL, 267 Cambridge terrace 8 (near Manchester street Bridge) SUNDAY. AT 7 P.M. Everybody Welcome. T 7694 BUSINESS NOTICES. ►RIDGE * RIDGE BLOCKS BLOCKS SCORER SCORER A DOZEN A DOZEN Plus Sales Tax (2d) -THE PRESS" OFFICE "THE PRESS" OFFICE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT WOMEN'S NERVES "VTINE times out of ten —sleeplessness, depression, neuritis, headaches —can be traced directly to anaemia. Make your blood rich and vigorous by taking Harvey's Mineral Tonic. Harvey's not only increases the blood cells, but revitalises the nerve centres, restoring to you the pep and vigour of a person in the full flush of good health. 3/6 from Chemists. —1 PRINCESS.; ROYAL TEA ROOMS (Opposite Theatre Royal) MORNING GRILLS TO ORDER. DAINTILY SERVED LUNCHES. Mrs Guinness (Prop.). NO MORE RHEUMATIC TAINS. IHAVE suffered for two years but now I am quite free from rheumatic pains after not quite two packets of "R.U.R.," writes Editli Jones, of 180 Rose street, Darlington N.S.W. "R.U.R.," the successful rheumatic treatment, in the full 7s 6d size is sold with a money-back guarantee. You take no 'risks. There is also a half treatment size for 4s Particulars from E. Cameron Smith. Ltd.. Barnett and Co., and other Chemists. —2 . IHRISTCHURCH BOOK CLUB AND XJ FIRESIDE HOBBlES—Removed to 152 HEREFORD STREET. Wide range of reading at reasonable 1 " rates Call and inspeel the display of wood fibre flower-craft Free tuition—lo-12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m daily. 83331
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