SUNDAY SERVICES. SOdETY OF FRIENDS (Quakers) - ING FOR WORSHIP EACH SUNfiS*' S 11 A.M., ' AT 297 MONTREAL STREET: . : AH Welcome. SUNDAY TALKS] -C 27 Chancery lane, at 7 p.m. : ■ » “ODIC RADIATION.” Hie Vehicle of the Spirtt. - Speaker, MR E. M. LOVELL-SMTIB' ' Lantern Slides shown by Mr Seha^Sl;-St: “7 Last Plagues” T. CTE'WASt~SSTB»»&I "7 Last Plagues" T. STEWART BRAfS® . "7 Last Plagues” Presents another “7 Last Plagues" slide" DroeraJslfS' “7 Last Plagues” “7 Last Plagues" “Sundays CRYSTAL PALACE* Seve&s;|S: acrSMI SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST (cnr. Worcester and Manchester st*reets2L ; Public Sabbath Service. This AftenwwT.Pl (Saturday), 2.30 p.m. (D.V.). Subject “SSl'll the Church Failed?” Speaker, Pastor ward Barrar. A hearty welcome to all * 2i &WORD RESURRECTION, WHAT FOR 1 * Contrary to popular belief of Christen dom, that man has an "immortal soul’ the Bible from Genesis to RevelaUoni teaches that man is mortal, a creature o# the dust, and must seek for glory asd immortality (Rom. 2:6 and 7). Why seek for immortality if we already possess it? ”■ Thus in true harmony with Scripture we find that “God only hath immortality” Christ and the_ angels jncluded (Ist Tim^ 6:16, and Ist Tim., 1:17). Whereas man is mortal (Job. 4:17) j* death man returns to the dust from where he came (Job, 10:9). “He knows not anvJ thing” (Eccl. 9:5). He is unconseSat? (Psa. 146; 3 and 4). Here we see tat' necessity of a resurrection. ' v : A lecture proving the above ffom Bible will be delivered at the Mas Hall. Wordsworth street, next Sunday (God willing) at 7 o’clock. Apply for “The Great Salvation” FREE to Bible Truth, P.O. Box 793, Ch.Ch. - BIBLE Readers—Any part not understand 1 -!- explained. Send stamped addressed®.-, velope P.O. Box 1079, Chch. — -xm THE PLACE FOR BIBLES. WE HAVE A LARGE NEW SELECTION* OF BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS. 1 ■ Special Edition for Soldiers, Sailors, * ’ Airmen.’ Also Helpful Books, etc,.,' T BIBLE and BOOK DEPOT. 200 Mantftfe street. “* BOARD AND RESIDENCE TWO Mates share !6 Leicester st. not shift ’OUNG Man wants Reasonable ; edging near Woolstcn. L 6283, ALBERT House, St. Clair, Dunedii. nlshed Rooms, Bed and Breakfast. 23-481 BOARD Wanted by Single Man; .look alter Garden and Lawns. 30s - L6IOB, "Press.” FOR , Comfortable Accommodatton, v ;*| Willmah Lodge. 257 Armagh street,: and Breakfast. HOLIDAY at Excelsior Hotel, church. Excellent meals. Warm, bedrooms. ■ 14s day. HOTEL BRISTOL, 48 Ghuzoee StL- / WELLINGTON. ’Phone 50-383. Now Open for Business re Booking immodation for Christmas and ear. chesteS _ st. City, near _ lock, offers Bed, Tray. Holiday tOMELY Person would . Board Young-j. i good Comfortable Home. Required. L 6636, “Press.” UGUST Races—Bed and Brea-™ ouble Bedroom, 2 Single Bed?;, c Boarfi rlvate Home; no children preferably.!, L 8397, “Press.” -VIs week. OUNG Man requires Board, quiet ho •hone and Garage If possible. ’■ Press.” ESPECTABLE Elderly Gentleman) jires Board. L 6472, “Press." OARD required by Working Man.’ ils to L 6437. “Press.” OTEfj CECIL (Private). Superlor-,1 )fnmodation. Terms moderate. W.“. rown, Proprietor. ’Phone 34-174. ARM~Guest House. High altitude, I tul walks, tennis, riding. No leal .quiet rest. «3 15s weekly. iM, 'Mrs E. Pain, Cheviot. Windsor private; Hotel,’ reet (near Railway). Recently u_. isual Guests catered for. TennS'i e. M. Hampton. Proprietor. NELSON. PRESIDE GUEST HOUSE. 1 Tory ! easantly situated; excellent .r ’ully booked Xmas and New miff 4gns, Tel. . 17225. "ILFRACOMBE” PRIVATE HC mmands the Finest Views of taroa Harbour. Now open for odation. ~ •Phone Now, Akaroa 47. LODGE,” 35 HEREFORD The Favoured West End.Lty’s.Premier Private ;« Heme, with proximity s of the City, the Bofehlc , r ury College, and the Rive, rmanent Guests, .Special RS M. B. GUNN! Proprletri -phones: 33-870, 33-87 L PAYING GUESTS ON FARM., ICOMMODATION for Fortnights* nuary 26, required by Buslnessmaiy'Tj ‘ child- of - nine,- on- Farm, wbere-r u swimming available. Cost ho ob jviding accommodation and re good. Please write, giving de W. B. FITCHETT, LTD., Adveiuwj* Agents, P.O. Box 617,■ Wellington.^ LOST AND FOUND. iUND, chocolate coloured Small o Female Fox Terrier Pup. Ring I ISTIN Big Seven Hub Cap. Rew»alligan’s Garage, 56 Cashel st. Wester ENING SHOES, Black Sanoals, ig urday night somewhere- in city. Pto g ’phone 23-607. - * —:. OTBALL Boots left outside Catbe iut July 11th. Finder please", _ Iress inside or write LS47I, “Prejs.,GER and White Kitten Strayed. Hewitts road, Merivale, W .ing. Please ring 23-836. -x « ,D • Locket engraved “Nellie • VOjjf Papanui-Bryndwr. Keepsake, it'd. Reply L 6424, “Press.” ■■ ■ j ■ ja, T, Dark Spectacles, in grey case, COTJ Ring 37-961. ** IT, Returned Soldier's Badge, 3. "L 6696, "Press." . • rress. . . .u-Kit’ r in City, Thursday, Gold Brown, sake. Reward. Ring 33-050. T pair Binoculars, Sunday, Cashmß* Reward. L 6399, “Press.” - T, Brown Handbag containing 6®:h. Reward. L 6625. “Press.' r from Hackthorne road, Grey .Sag, Pup. Reward. ’Phone 31-884, - ■ r, R.S.A. Badge. 61086, vicinltyj ( p|f. square. Reward.. L 5348. “Press. r*r. Tuesday, Hewitt’s read, YeUfl Glove.- Reward. L 6649, “Pres*.;,,! IT, Thursday. July 12, ch, Square, Chancery lane; name je* c. Reward. ’Phone 31-725. ~ i IT. In . City, Wednesday, pne’sajw ig Pearls. Reward. Apply, lor and Co., Southbridge. IT on 28th, Spectacles, between 7 vgp wood st. and Methodist Par®®*** ' Brighton. Reward. _3B ynlwl Brighton T Gent’s Racing Bicycle, with i. between Bank of N.Z., Ranglogi am. Fin-fer please return Ow«? , Rangiora. Reward. TtS; T, Lady’s Gold Wristlet Watch.riag’. of Andover street and Monday. Please ’phone 35-l»*-T, Ski Bounding Strap and CUpj&fe ! Hills, last Sunday, between telWjff Hawthorne road. Please Ru>B.s2sp, sply to P4372, “Press." Good SIAN Cat. male, dark grey, jgg :rneath. “Tippy,” pink nose. Reward. Woodham, 803 ColotPljP _ 1 8 Football Boots Lost, R»#£l . Tuesday, 10th. L 6694. “Press. JLD any person finding Ring of Vaun), vicinity Dundas street- I *“* Brushes. 37-908, Monday. - " ■ RETURNED SERVICES WELCOME HOME. , ALBANS SUB-COMMTPiS: INVITES ALL RETURNED IN AND WOMEN (With kin or close friends), to ME HOME, at the JEfjWJgj, Gloucester street, ON ULY 2Sth, AT 8 P.M. mclng 8-12. Good Supi^---ite Carlo. L \JH!is y Sp i4iil ADMISSION FREE. - N.Z. HOMESERVICE.MEN S TION (CH.CH. BRANCH), BILLIARDS CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING of all Servicemen end Ex-servicemen held on Monday, 23rd inst.. in “Lichfield Club” room (upstair* side the Welcome Club), at (•■*’ sharp. A. G. T. STEVE? President, Billiards >4 ethteecOffiNK anNNbJI » V: noiti
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Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24624, 21 July 1945, Page 4
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