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AMUSEMENTS. OVER 15,000 HAVE SEEN IT! AT PARAMOUNT AND ARTCRAFT, Tremendous crowds night aftar night have swarmed into these two Theatres to See THE TREMENDOUS PERSIAN SPECTACLE. \ THE RUBAIYAT OF “OMAK KHAYYAM.” EIGHT MASSIVE PARTS. SEVEN THOUSAND! PEOPLE. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PICTURE E VER EXHIBITED IN THIS COUNTRY. Magnificent. Lovo Scenes beneath the sof t Persian Moon. An extraordinary visualisation of the Potter's Shop and the Living Pots. Hundreds of Horsemen tearing over the Desert to the rescue *f the Sheilc’s daughter. Silvern Palaces, Eastern Dances, and tihe most wonderful sight ever seen on the stage or screen. A MARVELLOUS CONCEPTION OF HEAVEN! Here without a doubt is the most beautiful and thought-stirring sight ever conceived or presented to the public. You will gasp at the amazing photographic achievements, amongst which are pictures of Shooting Stars. Comets, and the Golden Gates of Paradise. ADDED ATTRACTIONS; “IN A PERS lAN GARDEN” ' A Delightful Prologue, by Misses Williams and Gibbs’s School of Dancing. « The Fox Film Company’s Whirlwind Attraction, "TROOPER O’NEILL." Featuring Buck Jones. BOOK NOW. BOOK NOW. For Paramount at Utility cs-Telephone 21—842. For Artcraft at Bristol or Telephone 8470.

HEALTH WEEK TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT i (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT FREEFREE HEALTH EXHIBITION HEALTH EXHIBITION & X r ENTERTAINMENT. / ENTERTAINMENT. 7.15 P.M.—(l) Artillery Band to maTdlu from Government Building, to Town Hall. . i : • (2) Scottish Society’s Pipa Bond to inarch from Courtenay Place to Town Hall. 7.30 P.M.—COMMUNITY SINGING. 8 P.M.-ENTERTAINMENT AND LECTURETTES. The whole of tho musical portion of the Programme will be provided by Miss Myra Sawyer (Vocalist), Mr. E. W. Lee (Vocalist), Miss Leah Syman (Elocutionist), Mr. Barton Ginger (Elocutionist), Mr. Geo. Clapham. (Comedian), Mr. Jack Wilkinson (Comedian). , LECTURETTES: „E? l :?? ta L Co . ntr,:>l and Moral Training” MR. -E. J. D. HERCUS. M.A., B.Sc. Ch , l n¥ •'.• BRITISH MEDICAE ASSOCIATION, riie Right Honourablo Sir Joseph-Ward. Bt.. K.C.M.G.. P.C.» will preside. HEALTH EXHIBITION DAILY. NO CHARGE. ALL INVITED. \ PUBLIC NOTICES. YOU DO NOT SEE i•' . < ? Amongst all the Health recommendations—eat more vegetables, fruit, brown bread, etc., now so widely advertised, you do not see “DRINK MORE BEER AND WHISKY" W H t? THINK IT OVER BEFORE YOU VOTE, 4 u STRIKE OUT THE TWO TOP LINES. • —N.Z. Alliance Publicity. ,

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. WTESLEY CHURCH. TARANAKI H. STREET. 11 a.m.—Rev. C. Blair. 7 p.m.—Rev. H. E. Bellhouse. Subject: "The Man Who Did Not Fail." Anthem: "Ye That Love the Lord” (Coleridge Taylor). Solo: "Come Unto Ale" (Coonem). Miss Nellie Radford. . Annual Church Meeting, Monday, 7.45 p.m. MARANATHA. MAR.ANATHA, THE Glorious Work of Redemption accomplished by Our Saviour on Calvary included not only the redemption and salvation of tho so'Ule of believers, but of their bodies as well. All true Christiana receive and rejoice in the salvation of their souls when they believe in and accept Christ's atoning work, but their bodies are not yet saved or delivered ; tfh'erefore. they are waiting for the full completion of all that Christ’s work has procured for them, namely, the full redemption of their bodies. which they shall obtain at tlheLords Coming, when He will change them into new. glorified bodies’ like His own. Believers are thus said to be "waiting for the adoption, to' wit. the redemption of the body." Romans viii. 23. This will be the grand full consummation of Christ’s redeeming work, for which He is also waiting’ till it be accomplished in that day when Ho comes for His people. How soon our Lord niav come we do not know; but Lovris Whisper is being heal'd in heart after heart all the world over —telling us that our iSaviour. our Redeemer, is very, very near.

BLLINGTON CTTY MISSION. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1922. Morning. 11. ' Evening, iEvening Address on Divine Healing, "If It Be Thy Will" (bv the Missioner) Dealing with a recent manifesto by the Presbyteinan Ministerial Assembly A h’eartv invitation to Scepti&s. ‘Doubting Thomases." and Seekers after ITutn. NEW.TOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY HALE TUESDAY, NOV. 28. 7.39 p.m.—Sisters will conduct meeting. All welcome. THURSDAY. NOV. 30. 7.30 p.m.—"The Secret of the Open Door to Blessing’ (By the Missioner). Sir James Johnson, formerly editor of the “Medical Review," of London, says: I declare us my conscientious conviction. founded upon long observation and experiment, that if there were not a single physician, surgeon, chemist, druergist. or drug on the face of the earth, there would be less sickness and mortality than now prevail Sir Oliver Wendell Holmes remarks: "If tlhe whole Materia Medica could bo sunk to the bottom of the sea, it wquld bo all the better for mankind, but the worse for the fishes." NEWTOWN BRANCH. PUBLIC IzIBRARY. / Services. 11 a.m.. Breaking of Bread; 2.30 p.m.. Bible Study and Sunday Schoo).; 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Speaker. Mr. R. Young. (Redemption Hymnal.) H. V. ROBERTS. ,5. Hon. Seo.