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SUNDAY SERVICES. , CITIZENS’ SERVICE; CITIZENS’ SERVICE. CIVIC THEATRE. CIVIC THEATRE. , TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), OCT. 10. 2.30 p.m. Preceded by SONG SERVICE at 2.15 p.m. Conducted by Major Ernest IT. Kiselev. ALL CITIZENS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO JOIN IN THIS SERVICE OF INTERCESSSION AND DEDICATION. The ADDRESS, will be given by REV. STUART C. FRANCIS. Prayers: Rev, C. G. Flood. Lesson: Rev. E. Nlcholls. Organist: Mr Arthur Lilly. Singing will be led by St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church Choir. His Worship the Mayor (E. H. Andrews, Esq.) will preside. Do- your part on the SPIRITUAL FRONT. 2568 %WORO/ IOFGOD THE PROMISED LAND. . Bible Truth Testimony No. 17. Reader, do you know of such a land— A PROMISED LAND? A land promised by God to certain individuals found worthy to obtain (as an eternal inheritance) the same? If you do not, then open your Bible and consider 'the following, which proves the existence (upon this earth) of the above:— 1. Such a land was PROMISED TO ABRAHAM AND HIS SEED. Genisis 13: 15, Gal. 3:16. 2. The seed associated with Abraham in the promise of the land WAS CHRIST,AND ALL WHO ARE ADOPTED INTO HIM AND COVERED BY HIS NAME. Gal. 3:16-17, 27 and 29. 3. The land promised to Abraham and His seed was PALESTINE AND ADJOINING TERRITORIES. Genesis 17:8, Hebrews 11:8. 4. The promise (of eternal Inheritance) WAS NOT FULFILLED IN THE LIFETIME OF ABRAHAM. Acts 7:5, Genesis 23:4 5. The occupation of Palestine by the Seed of Abraham according to the flesh (the Jews) under the Law of Moses. WAS NOT A FULFILMENT OP THE PROMISE MADE CONCERNING ABRAHAM AND CHRIST. Romans 4:13 and 14, Gal. 3:18. . 6. The fulfilment of the promises made to the fathers is spoken of in the Scriptures AS A MATTER OF FUTURITY. Micah 7:20. Luke 1:72 apd 73. Leviticus 26:42, Romans 15:8.. 7; IN ALL SCRIPTURE EXHIBITIONS OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD UPON EARTH, the fathers to whom the promises are made ARE PROMINENT, and the Holy Land (Palestine) IS VISIBLE AS THE BASIS.. Luke 13:28 and 29. Micah 4:8, Isaiah 24:23, Jeremiah 3:17. Isaiah 61:3 and 4. Also 25:8 and 26:1 to 4. Friend—if you wish to acquaint yourself with God’s plan for THIS EARTH, and /*.. ~i 1. iO* • a ..ir.U. 4 a UnArtmO A further, if you wish to become ADOPTED INTO CHRIST, and COVERED BY HIS NAME—READ THE BIBLE' DAILY, with the help of a Bible Companion ot tables for the daily study of the Word,and when you have discovered the truth of the matter for yourself, BE BAPTISED INTO THE HOPE OF ISRAEL — GOD'S KINGDOM UPON EARTH. For free literature, apply P.O. Box 793, Christchurch. 2611 THE PLACE FOR BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS. CHE BIBLE AND BOOK DEPOT, 200 Manchester street (near Gloucester street), or SCRIPTURAL and HELPFUL LITERATURE and all Sunday School requlrenents ; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. VANTED to Buy Privately, Piano, ’Phone 22-897. HAND-ACCORDION Wanted lash. ’Phone 33-810. Buy CCORDION for Sale; reasonable ly 280, “Press,” Rangiqra for 173 Ap--214 PIANOS WANTED. lANOS WANTED Urgently. We buy all English and Continental makes. GOOD PRICES SPOT CASH. RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMS, LTD. ’Phone 35 r 933. 2678 fANTED Purchase, Reasonably Priced iano. Cash. ’Phone 37-881 X 8348 UY. Piano, or would Exchange Car for ime. Write P.O. Box 377, Chch. /ANTED Purchase, Piano, about £25 lash. Apply. Matron. Karitane Hospital. ORDERY’S (opp. Ballantynes) give ighest Cash Prices for any good racfio. ANO-ACCORDIONS Bought for Cash. >od prices at Railway Auction Rooms. 2678 lANO Wanted Buy. urgently. Spot cash ailway Auction ' Rooms, ’Phone 35,-933. T.C. NGLISH “Bell” Light Oak Player Plano, ith 100 Record* and Stool, £125. Smiths Market. I ANTED to Buy. Good H.M.V. or Columa Portable Gramophone for Cash, ate price. P8347, "Press.” die (J1 ILC, IT 00111 A 4.D10 Wanted Buy. Spot Cash. Rahway action Rooms. 2678 STERLING" Light Oak Player Plano, Ith- 80 Records and Stool. A Bargain. Smiths City Market. MALL Piano, suitable for child. Not r ermuch borer. Price reasonable. >arent,” D 8759, "Press.”- ■ ANO Wanted. Cash for Good Instru-ent.-No dealers, please. Price and make P.O. Box 960, Chch. .AYER Piano and Organs Bought. Cash Railway Auction Rooms. 2678 .UB Requires Reliable Piano. Iron ime essential. No borer preferred. Will re up to £3O for such an Instrument, ate make, age, price, to— Steward. 996, "Press.” Grand Plano, full m frame. Overstrung. Bargain. £39 10s. Railway Auction Rooms. — ; ACH Upright Grand Piano. A highinstrument, in perfect condition, -ely tone. At Railway Auction Rooms. [ALL Bohm Piano, modernised and relished in dark case. Excellent tone. 1 real Bargain at £37 10s. Railway otion Roqms. ECK Duo-Art Self-expression Player no, in new condition. This is one the Highest-grade Players ever Im■ted into N.Z. It is a modern, instrunt and has been passed as 100. per it. by a reliable Player Piano Expert. ; and hear it at Railway Auction iLTER COLLINSON Piano. modern, 1 new condition. Had only one owner, •gain. £67 10s. At Railway Auction 'UillS. FEY Modern Upright Grand Piano, in v condition. Made by the Estey Piano npany of New York. Beautiful tone. er wanted. At Railway Auction Rooms. AKE Small Upright Grand Plano, in jndid order. A very reliable instrunt with beautiful tone. At Railway ction Rooms. xwvuiia. LBRANSEN Player Piano and Rolls, in feet order, in nutbrown Oak Case. >r wanted. At Railway Auction Rooms. 3ANS for Sale. Several Good Organs, n £8 10s to £l2 10s. At Railway :tion Rooms. 2680 SEDLEY WELLS WANT PIANOS. SEDLEY WELLS WANT PIANOS. Best Spot Cash Prices. SING 33-660 for Prompt Attention. 127 CASHEL STREET. X 8346 PUBLIC NOTICES. lATHEDRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 4s regretted that owing to the state he grounds it has been necessary to TP ONE the Annual Athletic Sports, it is hoped that Parents, Friends, and Boys will accept a cordial invitation e preesnt at Hagley Cricket Oval on ISDAY, 19th OCTOBER, ternoon events will begin at 2 p.m. will be served at 4 p.m., and the Boys’ Race (post entries) .vill be after Lady Wigram has' presented the e Secretary of the Parents’ Associahas also asked me to announce that Hards Evening, arranged for Tuesday October, at 7.45 p.m., will be held sual H. A. H. INSULL. Headmaster. SERVICES SScTSTI INHAM SUBURBAN COMMITTEE'S COMPETITION, ing Numbers—s42l, 9910, 14441, 15167, 13263, 6203, 1477, 12954, 3342, 9339, Prizes at 184 Brougham st., Syden--2587 SSf \Vt m Sr* STCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE INSTRUCTION IN SHEARING, desirous of receiving INSTRUCTION IACHINE AND BLADE SHEARING asked to communicate at once by with the Principal of the Technical ge, with a view to the class being if enough students are offering for aobillsed servicemen are entitled to tuition. Iv notification is necessary. FLAVEL ££ -FOR PLUMBING 131 VICTORIA ST.' ’Phone 33-009