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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 312, 26 September 1908, Page 2

, RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ST. ■ JOHN'S, CHURCH, Willis Street (Presbyterian); SERVICES,''SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.Morning, 11; Evening, 7.. ■/Preacher—Rev; ,E; J. Porter. KELBURNE SERVICE, •in Anglican School- , '. room, at 11 a.m. Preacher, Eev.W. J; Conine. .. C 67« rriHE MISSIONS TO SEAMEN CHURCH • A ■ AND INSTITUTE, - ■ • Whitmore'Street. " SUNDAY,: SEPTEMBER 27, 1908...: ; ■ Morning Preacher. at 11, the • Rev. 'J. D. Russell. Holy". Communion at 12. Evening Preacher,.at 7'and 8.15,-Mir. Jamej Moore, Mjssidner; Subjects—(l)"Leaders, ..'" . Past and' Present." (2) " A Word on Friends." , Prayer Meeting-at 6.30.' Sailors' Parlour opened at 10 and 2. Institute opened daily; '• :; • ■. „'• .6809 ■ ; (PHUKCH OF CEI?,IST, RIDDIFORD ST., V WELLINGTON SOUTH. x LORD'S DAT, SEPTEMBER' 27. \ 11 a.nu—Church Worship ■' ■ .• . ,i 2.45 p.m.—Bible School. • , ..6.3 p.m.—Gospel Service. Preacher:. ME. A. -IV TURNER (Evangelist). Subject:."A MAN WHO . SOUGHT ETIiB- ... NAL. LIFE." LYELL'S BAY ROAD, EILBEENIE. ' • Services as above. ' ", ■ Proachisr: HE; VICKERY. All heartily invited to these meetings. : " -v i 682$ CHURCH' .0 V CHRIST, , . . . Vivian Street. TOrMOREOW. . 11 a.m.—Worship. ... 2.45 p.m.—Children's Temperance Meeting, Addresses by Messrs. R. A. Wright and J; J, Franklyn. ; ' G.3o'p.m.—Evangelistic Service. Address by Jos." J. Franklyn. Subject—" Not Far from the Kingdom of God." .:• Everyone invited to all meetings. . ..157 BUSINESS NOTICES. WHERE is "the Hardio Shaw Studio ? Sea Page 10 of this issue. ' Largest in tho Dominion."- ■11 7. ' 1 6838 FREDK. • ; BLACK; : A.M.Inst.E.E, CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ' .: ENGINEER - For Lighting, Power, Tramway,'and. Light ; Railway Undertakings. THE KING'S CHAMBERS/ , WELLINGTON. : Telegraphic-Addr'es.s: ■ "Kilowatt, Wellington.' ~ PRISM BINOCULARS. TUST received, a Shipment of jPRISJ tl BINOCULAES. Cheapest and Best i- > the Market. L. W. LUDWIG, - • Watchmaker, Jeweller, and Optician, • 214 LAMBTON QUAY. C 673-. TO PROPERTY BUYERS. > YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY. I; '' I SURVEY Buildings, ' and. report upon' their ' . : condition and- construction." Call if you '" ' contemplate buying house property.. I may.be able to savo you pounds. . '' > JAMES TOOMATH, : . " ' BUILDING SURVEYOR, \J, ,50 Manners Street./•' SPECTACLES We are , Specialists., and ■ Od- ■ SPECTACLES, ticians only. All patterns SPECTACLES stocked. Quality High; 'Prices SPECTACLES Low! Consultations Free;' Buy SPECTACLES from us.-It will pay joC O'DONNELL AND BROWN. Consulting Opticians, 44 Manners Street, Wel- . lingfon; 7 doorß from Opera Houso (tame . side). Look for the EYE on the Window. WANTED" KNOWN. i WJ. PARSONS (lato- of Parsons and • Brown) Builder, Air-tight Showcase' ' Maker, Shop and Office Fitter. Joinery, Stair. case Shaper, Band-saw Work, and Jobbing aSpeciality. The trade supplied. Office and Jobbing Shop—Bl WILLIS STREET. Tele-. phone 2522. Joinery .Works and Staircase Factory—No. 3 MEIN STREET. Telephone 1553. , ■' ; ; •; : - ;;' '■ - ■ TIME SAVED IS MONEY SAVED. ' THE STANDARD SEWING MACHINE, witK' . ■ its. Eotary Shuttle, does work easier, " quicker, quieter, than any to and fro maohine can ever ' hope to. Conimon sense indicates this, experience proves it; Also the most- durable, and, in every way, the' best machine ' made. F. J. W. FEAR, Sole Agent, 88 Willis Street. Call on us or write to-day. • C 661 . ■ WAIIUTO FARM FOE SALE. . . ' -| OKA ACRES First-Class Sheep and Cattle .' JLOOv Country, mostly improved, near Railway and Creamery. '. . ' ' . Price, J:3 10s. r por acre; .£loo<cash required; or oxohauge for City Property. ; . W. CHAMBERLAIN, C7OO Dominion Land Agenoy, Woodville. ; : TST . S. W A L L A- C B , • Dispensing Chemist ?nd Druggist, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. ■ ' • Splendid Stocks of Drugs. Sickroom Requisites. , Hot Water BagSi Hair Brushes. Combs. Travellers'. Requirements. I . OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY. ! . Telephone 614. ■' '■ CSS9 COME TO MACANDEEW AND HAYES* •Lanibton Quay, - ; . And see the ■• ' •••' " PETER PAN " NOVELTIES.'., Unique Collection of LEATHER GOODS— Bags from 4s. Cd.; Leather Cushions for. Motoring,yPipo Backs, eto., eto. •-' '' • \ Also, some Choice MIRZAPOR and AMRITSAB' ItUGS, INDIAN DRAPES, CURTAINS - . and JEWELLERY, Cut and Rough- TUR- • QUOISE-GOODS,- BROOCHES and LACE " - . PINS from Is. 0d New BEAD, NECK- • ' ' LACES, and LOOSE BEADS for Milk-jug ' ' D'oyleys, all favourito colours, Real CORAL ' BEADS, etc. . . C 570 ' • OUR Client, w'iil; never " regret tho High ' '' First Cost of a ■ | STANDARD EtECTRIc ELEVATOR, His monthly bills for Low Cu'rreiit CoBBumption (from 2s. to 20s. per month) will '(J. wn.va remind him pleasantly of our good ad' ; vice. He will speak to his frieiids of lh# wonderful economy oi the STANDARD ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. • Whereas the placing of , a eontraet for the 1 eupply of a Cheap Electrio ■ Lift offered by • '■ those who do not understand electrical condi- j lions, will certainly rellect discredit upon the ! professional advisor, olid, indeed, may prove ; | a- ghastly: blunder. * Ask the users of over 300 STANDARD I EI.ECTIUC EJLEVATUKS in Auttraiasia what Uicy think. -- '' i the good points of tho Standard are expen- j sivo, but thoy are vital. They ensure Durability, Reliability, Edicicnoy, Economy, ' and Safety. . ! STANDARD LIFTS ARE BEST VALDB' ; ' FOR MONEY. - • Sole Agents for New Zealand— ■ ■ TURNBULL AND JONES, LTD, ELLCTItICAL ENGINEERS AND' ' cuNmcroEa. cua.