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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ST. " PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL, Mulgrave Street SIXTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. ORDER OF SERVICES: Holy Communion, S a.m. Matins and Second Celebration, 11 a.m. Evensong, 7 p.m. TINAKORI ROAD CHUECH-ROOJI-Cluldren's Service, 11 a.m. PETER'S CHURCH. SIXTH SUNDAY~FTER TRINITY. DEDICATION FESTIVAL. B—Holy Communion. 10—Matins. 11—Holy Communion (Choral) and Sermon. 3—Children's Service. 7—Evensong and Sermon. Sermon by tho Rev. A. W. H. Compton (Warden of Hadfield Hostel). KELBURNE CHURCHROOM. 11 —Matins; 11.30—Holy Communion; 2.4s—Children. TARANAKI STREET MISSION ROOM. 11 and 7. Parish Annual Social in St. Peter's Schoolroom, Wednesday, at 8. nnHE MISSIONS TO SEAMEN J- CHURCH AND INSTITUTE, Whitmoro Street. SUNDAY, JULY 3rd, 1910. Services at 11, 7, and 8.15. Preaclior—Mß. J. MOORE, Missioner. Subjects:—(l) "Copying," (2) "What of To-day?" (3) "Can You Glory in It?" Solo at 7 by Mifs Rogers. Prayer Meeting at 6.30. Sailor's Parlour opened at 10 and 2. Institute opened daily. ST. JOHN'S ' CHURCH, Willis Street (Presbyterian). TO-MORROW: Morning, 11. Evening, 7. REV. DR. GIBB. Evening: The Sign's of the Tinies (8), "Th« Larger Hope." ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WELLINGTON TERRACE. SERVICES, ■ SUNDAY, JULY 3rd. Morning at 11. Evening at 7. Prcacner: REV. J. GIBSON SMITH., Evening Subject—"Walking with God." B'A8 'A LVAT IO N ARMY CITADEL, Vivian Street. 11 a.m.—Subject: "Dead Flies." 3 p.m. —Praise Meeting. Songs and Testimony. . 7 p.m.—Memorial Service to "Granny" Mitchell. Mrs.. Brigadier Glover and otliCTs present. Solo by Mrs. Collins, of Scotch Songsters. D. A. GUNN, Adjt. MEETINGS. THE PAPAROA COAL-MINING CO., LTD. NOTICE OF MEETING. THE Adjourned Fourth Ordinary General Meeting of tho .Paparoa Coal-Mining Company, Ltd., Vrill be held at 3 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, 6th July, 1910, at the Hall of tho Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse Quay, Wei- 1 lington. BUSINESS: . Adoption of Reports and Balance-sheet. Election of Directors. Appointment of Auditors. By Order. ' G. G. TOWNSEND, Manager and Secretary. 22nd June, 1910. ■ ■THE ICNYVETT CASE. pUBLIC MEETING, WELLINGTON, TOWN HALL, MONDAY', 4th JUtY, 1910, ' At' 8 p.m. ' Chnirman-JOHN P. LUKE, Esq., M.P. (In the unavoidable absenco of His Worship the Mayor). , . All lovers of-British Justice, and tlioso desiring to hear, the true facts of the case, are earnestly requested to attend. Speakers: ; C. H. POOLE, Esq'.,' M:P. '' T.'E. TAYLOR, Esq., M.P. D. ,M'LAREN, Esq., M.P. F. ,W. LANG, Esq., M.P. L. R. PHILLIPPS, Esq., M.P. GERALD PEACOCK, Esq. A. J. BLACK, Esq., and Others. ' LADIESi SPECIALLY INVITED. NOTE.—Tho Gallery will bo reserved for Ladies and their Escorts. Doors open 7 p.m. THE KNYVETT DEFENCE COMMITTEE, J. S. DICKSON, Chairman. R. A. ARMSTRONG, Hon. Sec. SPORTING., WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. ■ WINTER MEETING. JULY 16th, 20th, and 23rd, 1910. A CCEPTANCES FOR THE FIRST 81. DAY'S HANDICAPS and THE •WELLINGTON STEEPLECHASE, also' ENTRIES for the TRIAL PLATE, Close at Nine o'clock p.m. on JULY 4th, 1910. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. TO LANDLORDS. Collected. Repairs attended Accounts and cheques sent first of every" month. Lowest charges. HARCOTJRT AND CO. npHIS is to Notify the Public that MR, . ■ GEORGE EVANS has taken over THE ALBERT HOTEL, Corner of Manners and Willis Streets. VIAVI NOTICE. LADIES! If you aro in search ot Health, understand first why you 6ufler us you do. Do not torture, maim or cripple Nature; but learn how operations may be avoided and health restored by Natural Means. Health Talks: Tuesdays, 3 p.m. Interviews: Daily, 10 to 5. Free to all, without any obligation. Viavi Hygiene (posted), Is. 4ii. Viavi Rooms: Panama Chambers, Panama Street, opposito D.1.C., Wellington. SPECIAL NOTICES. "CHRISTENDOM ASTRAY" ' IS a Book which exhibits tho true teaching of Christ and His Apostles, concerning tbe Gospel, which was glad tidings of a future righteous government, to bo established on this earth, by Himself. Tho book exhibits, in detail, tho conditions by (vhich mankind may 6liaro with Iliin in tho good things to como; and also clearly proves that THE Gospel is NOT preached to tho people by a great many professing to bo His "Ministers." Search and see. For loan from H. C. MILVERTON, Taihape. Matrimonial post," established half-coivt-ury; 15,000 marriages arranged; larger than all the mntrimonial agencies in the world combined; pealed envelope od., with circular 9d.—Editor, W.D., 9-14 Trafalgar Buildings, London, W.C.