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EDUCATIONAL VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF WELLINGTON NEW ZEALAND CHAIR OF ENGLISH I THE Victoria University of Wel--1 lington has established a third chair of English in the Department of English Language and Literature and invites applications from candidates with a scholarly interest in postmediaeval English literature. Professorial appointments are made within the range $7400 p.a. to $10,500 p.a., with an average of 88500 p.a. Conditions of appointment may be obtained from the Registrar of any University in New Zealand, or the Registrar, Victoria University of Wellington. P.O. Box 196, Wellington, with whom applications close on January 31, 1969. L. O. DESBOROUGH, Registrar. 3396 UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO ENROLMENT 1969 CLOSING DATES FOR POSTAL ENROLMENT 10 January—for students who have attended the University of Otago previously. 10 February—for first year stuT dents and students trans- ■ ferring from other Universities. 1 March—for extra-mural students and students applying ■ for provisional admission. I A late fee of 820 will be I charged any student whose en-> I rolment card is not received I by the due date. I Enrolment material is avail- | able from the undersigned. • COURSES AVAILABLE: Courses at the University are r offered for degrees in Arts, Music, Science, Mineral Tech- . nology. Law, Commerce, Home Science, Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Surveying and Divr inity, and for Diplomas in Surveying, Home Science and Phy- . sical Education. J. W. HAYWARD, B Registrar. * TAILORING ALTERATIONS, remodelling »nd i- recutting of suits, costumes, overcoats, etc. All work guar--3 anteed by men tailors and cutters, phone 30-038, Chancery Tailors, Ltd, 153 Gloucester Street (above Casbolts). S DOUBLE breasted suits recut into single breasted style, including dinner suits. Trousers tapered; also alterations to suits, costumes, skirts, etc. Garth Owen, Ladies* and Gentlemen's Bespoke Tailor. 115 Cashel Street (next door Whitcombe and - Tombs). Phone 40-539. D SPORTING FIXTURES KAIKOURA GOLF CLUB 27 HOLES NEW YEAR TOURNAMENT, JANUARY 5, 1969 Entry Fee $2 per player. Bring own lunch, afternoon tea supplied. Open to members of affiliated clubs. 24 handicap limit for men. Separate trophies for men and women. Post entries. K. E. PITMAN, Secretary. 3539 OPTICIANS SEVICKE JONES 52 C.? h P eWqu.r. (Comer Chancery Lane) P.O. Box 669, telephone 50-735. HORI C. COLLETT. F.S.M.C., F.8.0.A. (hons), London. D CHURCH NOTICES NEWSPAPER PULPIT A WEEKLY MESSAGE TO ALL THERE is urgent need for people of this city and nation to have a vital personal experience of Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord. Many churches place great emphasis upon Christian education, but neglect the basic requirement for Christian Mfe. Consequently there are thousands of so-called Christian people who have never known "the reality of Christ" in their, lives. They have head knowledge but no heart experience. The Rev. Alan Walker, of the Central Methodist Mission in Sydney, in his book "Ringing Call to Mission," states there is need for urgency in prbclaiming the message of Christ. "Preach urgently while there is time," he says. Why are we not hearing the Gospel of Christ preached with power and urgency? Have preachers lost their sense of mission? Churches are more concerned for the material and physical hqnger of men today than they are about meeting man’s spiritual hunger. There is an increasing awareness amongst many that their only hope is Christ. He is the answer for every need. There is no ether name under Heaven given amongst men whereby they can be saved, but Jesus Christ. The .basic requirement for every Christian person is a real experience of Jesus as personal Saviour. We pray for a great spiritual awakening throughout this city and land. These are urgent days. God bless you ail. DAVID EDMONDS, Independent Methodist ’ Evangelist. . 3878 CHRISTADELPHIAN ADDRESS SUNDAY 7 P.M. DRUID’S HALL, 227 Manchester Street (Opposite Civic Theatre) The Messiah Where is the promise of His coming? Throughout the word of God, both Old and New Testaments, there are promises of the return of the Lord Jesus Christ to this earth, to rule the world in righteousness as its King. Zechariah: 14:9: “The Lord shall be King over all the earth.” At this time peace and goodwill will be the order of the day instead of war and enmity. Come and hear how this affects you. Rev. 11:15. "The kingdoms of this world are become the Kingdoms of our Lord and His Christ, and He shall reign for ever and ever." Luke 12:32: "Fear not little flock for it is your Father’s good pleasure to give unto you the Kingdom." Micah 4:7, Ezek. 37:21, Dan. 2:44. 3841 iQtIAKEftS (RELIGIOOS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS). Meetings for Worship: Sunday, 11 a.m.; Wednesday, 12.15 p.m., at Friends Meetings House, 325 Manchester Street, near Kilmore Street Visitors Welcome.S THE GREAT RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD Part 3 "BUDDHA—THE REBEL SAINT" Every Sunday at 11 a.m. THE LAMASERY, 130 Clarence St, Riccarton. Phone 44-887.