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i Tenders TENDER 11 TENDERS are invited from a i; band to provide modern and 1 j old time music for dancing at t;the Twizel Tenth Anniver- • sary Cabaret to be held on ’ Saturday, September 12. 1981 ■ in The Hooker Hall, Twizel. Tenders to be addressed to: The Secretary, Twizel Community Council, P.O. Box 4. Twizel. Closing date: May 15, 1981 I [ [TENDERS closing at my' office on June 19. 1981 -at 4[ p.m. are invited for ' tlie ] purchase of: One speedwav motor bike/! side car machine powered! by a 900 bol-door Honda motor. Turner replica frame,; mag wheels front and rear.: i Koni shock absorbers, conistructed approximately 181 months ago. This is a compc- | titive machine in excellent [ ■ condition. | Situated in Invercargill. i Inspection may be arranged 1 by contacting Mr G. Smith. Registrar. High Court. Inver- , cargill during usual office ' 'hours. [■ [ Tenders marked “Motor-il cycle” should he forwarded I to the Official Assignee. Com- il mercial Affairs Division. Jus-1 tice Department. Private)' Bag, Dunedin by the above! date. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. E. LAING, Official Assignee. TENDERS are Invited for shearing approximately 32,900 sheep ,r,, in the Kckctengu/Clarence Bridge area. Starting with ewes on July L 1931. For further particulars apply:

! S. J. Chaffey, KEKE’RENGU. FS9 Church Notices BAPTIST SPREYDON BAPTIST CHURCH I Cnr Lyttelton and Cobham Streets 7 p.m: Evening Services. 10.30 a.m: Morning Worship and Children's Programme. STC OXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH (Cnr. Oxford Tee. and Madras St.) II a.m.: Morning Worship. Preacher. Rev. Angus MacLeod. 7.00 p.m.: Evening Service. We welcome you to these services of worship. SEVENTH DAY BAPTIST CHURCH LIVINGSTONE STREET SABBATH services (Saturday) 11 a.m. Pastor Edward Barrar. A hearty welcome to all. Sl6

METHODIST SOO METHODIST CENTRAL MISSION DURHAM STREET 10.00 a.m. Holy Communion. Home and family Sun day. Rev. John Roberts. CAMBRIDGE TERRACE Rev. Anke Bouchier. Ministers: Rev. Wilf E. Falkingham. Rev. John Roberts. Rev. Anke Bouchier. Christadelphian — Sunday, 7 p.m. SURE HOPE FOR A DISTRESSED WORLD THE Bible reveals God's plan to bring peace to the Earth and fulfilled prophecy attests to the reliability of the Scriptures. Hear the trust—Believe and ensure you are related to God's promise of Eternal Life. Druids’ Hall 227 Manchester Street (opp. Civic Theatre) 554 Gloucester Street. THIS SUNDAY — 3 p.m. SATAN—AS VIEWED BY JESUS Or write for free literature to P.O. Box 300, Christchurch.

. LIBERAL CATHOLIC CHURCH OF ST FRANCIS I 267 Cambridge Terrace I Ph. 327-366 r ■ Easter 3 Sunday 11 a.m. HOLY EUCHARIST ■ Celebrant and Preacher Rev. A. L. Clarke THE CHURCH OF GOD OF JERUSALEM ! ANNOUNCING a weekly Gos- ' pel Meeting with a Healing Ministry by Jesus. Every Sabbath (Saturday), at 2 p.m. , At the Loyal Benevolent Lodge Hall, Canon Street, Edgeware. Scriptural and Prophetic Literature available from Jerusalem. If interested PHONE 7197 Hanmer. ALL WELCOME. STC CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, 63 Worcester Street. SUNDAY SERVICES: 9.30 a.m., 11 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL (up to 20 years) 9.30 a.m. Nursery. WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING: 7.30 — This meet, ing includes testimonies of Christian Science healing. Visitors are Very Welcome CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM PHONE 62-544, 70 Lichfield Street. Open each day from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday), 6 thin. (Friday). Our Reading Room is for all to use and enjoy. STC j