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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 948, 15 October 1910, Page 2

GOVERNMENT NOTICES. The Government, despite tho fact that "The Dominion" has the largest circulation of any mornina paper in the Wellington Province, hao decided to boycott the paper so far as Government advertisements are concerned. In order that our readers may not ' suffer from this grave abuse of MinI isterial authority we publish tho ad- ! vertisements below at our own cost. . ' Marine Department, . Wellington, N.Z., 7th Sept., 1910. WRITTEN TENDERS for,tho Pur»V chase qf the S.S. HI NEMO A will be received at this office up to Noon of WEDNESDAY,■ ■ tho. 19th. . OCTOBER NEXT. Particulars of. conditions of sate, etc.,: can bo seen at this Office, and at tlio Customhouses at Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin,. Invercargill, Nelson, and, Napier. .. . .. Tho highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. . By. order. * - GEORGE ALLPORT, : - Secretary. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT • RAILWAYS. V SUPPLY OP MEAT FOR DINING CARS. . v ■ District Traffic-Manager's Office,. Wellington, 10th October, 1910. j. Tenders, addressed to the .t V District Traffic :• Manager,. Wellington, Till be received at this office up to Noon on MONDAY, 21th October, 1910, for Supply and: Delivery of Meat jn, connection; with the Dining Cars on' the Wellington-New Plymouth arid: Auckland-. Sections for a period of one year from Ist'November, 1910.. . : Particulars as to quantities, and forms 'and conditions of contract, may be earn at-this office, at - the,-Railway Managers' Offices at Waiganui and Auckland, and at. all principal stations.: , Tenders, accompanied. by a deposit of dBIO, are to be addressed to the: District Traffic Manager, /New' Zealand Railways, Wellington, and marki'd outside "Tender for. Meat for Dining Cars." , Telegraphic tenders will not be received; and -no ■ tender., will . necessarily be- accepted. . BY ORDER, RELIGIOUS SERVICES. QT. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL. (3 . . : 'MULGRAYESTREET. . 21st. SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. ORDER OF SERVICES- . . - , : . Holy Communion—B a.m. " 'Matins,;' Sermon, and Second Celebration—ll -a.m. - Evensong'and .Sermon—7. . TINAKORI ROAD CHURCHROOM. ■ Children's a.m. Ig T. PETER'S CHURCH. : . 21st. SUNDAY AFTER- TRINITY. B—Holy Communion.. r , .', , 11—Matins and/; Sermon. 12.15 Holy Communion. .7—Evensong; and Sermon. : . ' KELBURNE CHURCHROOM. 8 Holy Communion.. 11—Matins.- . TARANAKI STREET MISSION ROOM. 11 and 7. : '' ■ ; m'HE: ." MISSIONS. TO SEAMEN A , CHURCH AND INSTITUTE; WHITMORE STREET. 1 .. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,-1910. SERVICES AT 11, 7, iand'B.ls. Preacher:. MR. J., MOORE, Missioner. Subjects:—l. "Tho Lost Ear." 2. "How to Hear, When to; Hear." 3. "The Ransom.'.' Solo at 7 by Miss Rogers. , ' 'Prayer Meeting/at G. 30. ~VSailors' Parlour opened . at-10 and 2,. ' . Institute;. Opened; Daily.. - - : . r_ -.- ! I - ST. JOHN'S CnURCH, Willis Street (Presbyterian)., THE-- SERVICES 'TO-MORROW WILL COMMEMORATE THE 57th ANNIVERv SARY OF.THE CONGREGATION. Morning, 11.—Roy. J. J; North. ./Evening,'7.—Rev.. Dr. Gibb.' ■' ■ ■: Evening: The Cry "Up with -the Christ, Down ~ - with . the. . Church." /j... ' . Special Music Appropriate, to the : . Anniversary. jgT. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WELLINGTON TERRACE: OCTOBER lGth. ... Children's Sunday Special Services. : Morning,: "The Church and the Children." : ...... : . ; Afternoon, *3.—Address; by . the Chinese Consul,.and Distribut'ion-' ; of,.Prizes.. ( Evening:. Young People's Service. Subject:' "The Inevitable Changes' of Life and Our' Readiness.,; to,. Meet Them;" Treacher:; Rev.' J. Gibson: Smith.'" CENTAL MISSION. PEOPLE'S GRANDIIUSICiL SERVICE KING'S THEATRE,' TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, 7 o'clock. ' : , rev; ; e.' o.' blamires. "AN -EVENING WITH ELIJAH." ' Soloists:—Miss Piard' Daniel," Messrs. G., W. Dov.liug, and A. Oakey., . "THE GLORIA !"-SILVER BAND. / MEN'S; BROTHERHOOD, 3 P.M. ' Speaker :-DR. -W. A.: CHAPPLE, M.P. for Sterlingsliire.' ■ • Chairman:—A,• S. ADAMS, Esq., Dunedin. .. :' ■ ; ~ Mission of help, 'st Hilda's ' . ISLAND BAY. . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, to ■ MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. ' Saturday, October 15.—8 p.m., Reception of Missioner.. :, / .':. Sunday, . October-16—8 a.m., Holy Communion; .11 aim., Matins and Sermon;' 2.30 p.m.;: Children's . Service; ,3.30 : p.m., Service for Men-; s'p.m.,'Evensong.; . 7'p.m., Mission Service in Assembly- Hall. Daily Throughout' Week.—7 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Matins and Intercession; . 4 Service; 5 p.m., Evensong; 8 p.m., Mission .Service, Tuesday, ' Wednesday, and ThursdayWomen's Service, 3 pmi. Missioner—Rev.-H.'R.;'W. Farrer,. !M.A. (PHURCII OF GOD, CRAWFORD STREETS-TO-NIGHT, at 7,'1.5.5. Lesson, "The Last Judgment":, or the Passing of tho.Sentence.after-the Day of Judgment, Matt, xxv,-34-16: ; TO-MORROW —Sabbath School at 10; Worship: at 11. Preaching at 6.30, . "The Foundation of God Standeth Sure."' SabbaXh Obligation still-obligatory. .... Pastor—DAVlD NIELD. 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