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SUNDAY SERVICES. G ARDNER MILLER AT THE ENTRAL MISSION. 11 A.M.; MISSION HALL, CR. CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND CHANCERY LANE. "THE SOUL AND THE HEREAFTER.” 7 P.M.: CRYSTAL PALACE THEATRE. 6.30: Doors Open. 6.45: CommunitySinging. Song Leader'. GORDON WOODHAM. Soloist: MRS J. STEWART. "THE MOVING FINGER WRITES; AND. HAVING WRIT. MOVES ON.” And What is the Writing on the Wall To-day? Address Illustrated by SEBASTIAN HAFFNER’S Book; "Germany; Jeykll-and-Hyde.” "IT'S TWELVE O’CLOCK IN LONDON." THE VULTURES ARE OUT. 5441 Messages for the times.” ARGONAUT HALL. LINWOOD (near Stanmore Road Post Office). SUNDAY. 7 p.m. (D.V.). "Why Does God Not Stop the War? Who is Responsible?" Illustrated by large chart. Speaker, Mr A. H. Stott. Bright Song Service. No collection. Everybody Welcome. Come and Bring a Friend! HEALING MEETINGS CONTINUED. fTIO-NIGHT, ■ HEBRON HALL, 978 i, COLOMBO STREET. SUNDAY. 11 A.M.; Communion Service; 7 p.m., National Message Up-to-date. At Ritz Assembly Hall, Gloucester street. Owing to the keen interest by many hundreds of people in Divine Healing, Mr Rawlings has decided to continue these meetings every Thursday and Sunday. All welcome. 5451 PROPHECY AND FULFILMENT. JELLICOE HALL, 71 GLOUCESTER ST. SUNDAY, SEPT. 22nd, 7 p.m. LANTERN LECTURE. Subject; "VITAL MESSAGES TO THE INDIVIDUAL, AND TO THE NATIONS IN THE BOOK OF REVELATIONS.” "Behold I come quickly; and my reward is with me to give every man according as his work shall be.” Collection. 5440 M. COPE, Evangelist. D IVINE SCIENCE INSTITUTE, 217 Gloucester st„ opp. Latimer , square. Lectures by MARY E. SIMPSON. SUNDAY, SEPT. 22nd, 7 p.m. Subject; "OUR DAILY RESURRECTION.” THURSDAY, Sept. 26th, 7.45 p.m. Subject; "POWER OF CONCENTRATION.” Every TUESDAY, 2.15 p.m.; FREE MENTAL HEALING CLINIC. Lectures on Healing, Treatments, Testimonies. All Welcome. 07076 RADIANT HALL —Richmond Mission, City Service. -7 p.m. Subject, "The Resurrection”; Orchestral Music, 6.45 p.m. Morning Service, 11 a.m., at Richmond Mission Hall. Richmond. X 3202 SPECIAL MEETINGS FOR THE HARD O OF HEARING, every Lord’s Day at 7 15. Armagh street Gospel Hall (back room). Also Girls’ Class at 3 p.m. Waltham S.S. All Deaf People Welcome. Free religious movement,” so Chancery lane—Sunday, Sept. 22, 7 m. Speaker: John Johnson. Subject; Christianity versus The State.” Open iscussion. All interested welcome. X 3228 GOSPEL HALLa Armagh STREET HALL—The Gospel of the Grace of God will (D.V.) be preached at 7 o’clock by Mr Little. All welcome. X3 Pil® RUTLAND STREET HALL. St. Albans—--7 p.m. Bright Evangelistic Service. Speaker, Mr Phil. Common. Everybody Welcome. 5442 DDFELLOWS’ HALL, Dickens street, Addington—Bright Gospel Meeting (D.V.), 7 p.m. Speaker, Mr Roy Purdue. We want you to come. Sunday School. 3 p.m. X 3047 VITALTHAM HALL, Shakespeare road— W Gospel Meeting (D.V.), 7 p.m. Speaker. Mr Frank Carlyle. You will be very welcome. Sunday School, 2.45 p.m. _ X3J148 r AIM AIR! SCHOOLROOM— Sunday, 7 W p.m.: First of a Series of Interesting and Instructive Addresses by Mr A. Paynter. Subject: “The Sceptic’s Choicest Morsel.” Please come—you will enjoy these homely services. 5554 CANTERBURY LAND BOARD. ELECTION OF MEMBER OF CANTERBURY LAND BOARD. ’M’OTICE is hereby given that the seat on the Canterbury Land Board held by William Alexander Mackintosh, Esquire, of “Woodburn,” Fairlie, the elective member, will become vacant by effluxion of time on the 9th day of December, 1940, and that NOMINATIONS for the election of a duly qualified person to fill such vacancy will* be received at this office up to 4 o’clock p.m. on MONDAY. 21st OCTOBER, 1940. Nomination papers, which must be signed by at least two electors who are qualified as such by being owners of Crown Leases, on or before the Ist day of January, 1940, and which must bear the written consent of the person nominated, will be supplied on application to the Commissioner of Crown Lands at Christchurch. No member of the General Assembly i nor any Land Agent is eligible for election. N. C. KENSINGTON, Commissioner of Crown Lands. 5220 HISTORY’S CROWDED CLIMAX IS IT PENDING? WHAT IS INVOLVED? HAROLD J. MEYERS presents fundamentals for this present hour. SUNDAY NIGHT Metro Theatre. Sydenham Choir and Quartette Party by request. National Anthem 7 p.m. Doors open 6.30 p.m. 5424 “What and Where is Heaven ?” Hear this Pleasant Lecture, SUNDAY, 7 p.m. C. E. SUMMERFIELD CENTURY THEATRE, ST. ALBANS.