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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 113, 6 February 1937, Page 2

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. LECTURE ON BIBLE TRUTH (God willing), T O O.F. HALL, ALLEN STREET, 1. SUNDAY, AT 7 I’.M. Subject: “HOW SINNERS MAY BE CONVERTED.” “EXCEPT YE BE CONVERTED, AND BECOME AS LITTLE CHILDREN, YE SHALL NOT ENTER INTO THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN.” (Jesus —Matt. 18:3.) The object of this lecture is to show from the Bible that during the present dispensation there can be no God recognised, and therefore true conversion (a turning about), apart from: (1) AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE SCRIPTURES. (II Tim. 3:15-17, Acts 20 :32, James 1:21, John 5 :39, I Pet 2:2, Isa. 28 :9-10, Matt. 22:29, Psa. 119:130, Acts 17:11-12.) (2) BELIEF AND FAITH in the promises of God as the result of an understanding of the Scriptures. (Hebs. 11:6, Hebs. 10:38, Roms. 1:16. Roms. 10:17. Mark 16:15-16, I Cor. 1:21, IT Thess. 2:13, John 3:16, John 8:24, Acts 13:39, Gals. 3:6-i. etc.) (3) OBEDIENCE FOLLOWING BELIEF —the first act of which is baptism in water for “the remission of sins.” Thus "faith” is followed by “works.” (James 2 :20. James 2 :26, Mark 16:15-16. Acts 2:38, Acts 8: 35-39, John 15:14, John 14:15. Luke 6:46, Hebs. 5:9. Rev. 22:14.) (4) BEING (after baptism) “A NEW CREATURE” (II Cor. 5:17) by “WALKING IN NEWNESS OF LIFE” (Roms. 6:4), thereby “WORKING OUT YOUR OWN SALVATION WITH FEAR AND TREMBLING.” (Phil. 2:12, II Pet. 1:10.) “IF WE WALK TN THE LIGHT THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST CLEANSETH US FROM ALL SIN.” (I John 1:7.) Questions invited. No collection. If unable to attend, write “Bible Truth,” c/o above hall, for free literature. XB —SEE NEXT WEEK’S “PULPIT MESSAGE” COLUMN FOR REPORT OF ABOVE LECTURE. ACCOMMODATION. PALMERSTON NORTH. IN Palmerston North it is the New Hotel Carlton: unexcelled for comfort and convenience; h. and c. water :n every bedroom, central heating, automatic lift, etc. Under entirely new management. G. Vic. Simpson, Proprietor (ex-representative D.C.L.). CRANLEIGH,” Fitzherbert Avenue, Palmerston North’s newest and most modern guest house; h. and c. in most bedrooms; ideally situated in extensive grounds, ample car accommodation; moderate tariff. Tel. 5299. Miss A. Collins. TJECENTLY renovated and modernised, the “Imperial” offers unexcelled service and table, h and c. water every bedroom, h. and c. shower rooms, moderate' tariff: C.T.. P.S. and A.A. Tel. 6204, Box 42. Ted Houlihan, late Masonic. Blenheim, Proprietor. PICTON. VVAITOHI Guest House—Comfortable ’’ accommodation; good meals; service; 11/ day, £3/3/- week.. 'PLIMMERTON. KAREHANA HOUSE, right on beach front: every comfort assured; tariff moderate. 'Phone 3. Proprietress. Mrs Cameron. QUEENSTOWN. TIfOUNTAINEER HOTEL Licensed. Beach St., Imin. wharf; well furn., moderate tariff, mod-rn convs. Mrs. McCarthy Proprietress, ROTORUA.. QURREY HOUSE, Rotorua —Central position; tariff 7/- day, £2/5/weekly. Families catered for. Mrs. L. Devin, Proprietress., ROTORUA— Grande Vue, select Private Hotel, overlooking Govt. Gardens; running water in bedrooms. Reservations, Box 97. rpHE COMMONWEALTH—IO/- day, A £3/3/- weekly: few minutes Baths and Station Mrs. F. T. Styles, Proprietress (new management), Rotorua. /QUEENSLAND PRIVATE HOTEL. W" Tel. 144 —First-class accommodation, 10/ daily £3 weekly; under personal supervision: free garage and parking Mrs. Berge. Proprietress. ARK VIEW, overlooking Govt. Gardens. etc. —From Sept. 1, bed and breakfast only, 7/6 day. 45/- week. Mrs. H. G. Staple. r pHE REGENT PRIVATE HOTEL, A Rotorua; 9/- day, £2/15/- weekly; excellent cuisine. Tel 502. Proprietress, Mrs. Z. J. Parkinson. OOTORUA—“Fenton" Private Hotel, adjoining Govt. Gardens; sunny bedrms.; excellent cuisine; car accommodation: 8/ daily £2/10/- weekly fHHRM’S PRIVATTrHOTEL, Hinemoa St., min. Ward and Blue Baths; tariff 11/- day. £3/10/- week; garage free. Appointed Auto. Assn, hotel. “A RMIDALE” PRIVATE HOTEL ■“A 11/- day, £3/10/- wkly.; modern, quiet, comfortable. Box 173. E. Carkeek. Proprietress. rpHE MANSIONS. 12/- day. £3/15/ A weekly Longer terms arranged Wellknown service, management. A.A.A and C.T. House. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeve. PIOTEL A USTR ALIA?" ’ R"ot orum—£A Summer Tariff. £3/3/-. TQEVONSHfRE HOUSE, 10/- day, £3 AA weekly ; new management; two min tites station : excellent ’ accommodation. Miss 0. Morgan, Proprietress. “CONOMA” Private Hotel, Rotorua. 11/6 day, £3/10z- weekly: central position; excellent cuisine. Tel, 292. Proprietress, Dalzell and Elgic. TAURANGA. ’T'AURANGA—“HoteI Manor,” “home -*■ of sunshine.” One of the most modern hotels in Bay of Plenty; h. and c. in bedrooms. Mrs. Joe Barney, Proprietress. Tel. 387. rrOTEL ST. ANNE’S, tlje leading AA Guest House in Taurnnga, nnd the only hotel that has bedrooms with 11 and c running water; ideally situated in charming grounds. Proprietors. Captain and Mrs. P E. Harne. r pAURANGA—AIoha House, Superior 1 accommodation nt moderate terms Special attention if required. Mrs E Jenner. Proprietress WANGANUI. pENTRAL HOTEL, private, St. Hill St., new management; refurnished and renovated Casual and permanent •guests Terms moderate. pED LION HOTEL. Wanganui — AA First-class accommodation nnd cuisine: best of Spirits and the best Ale (Speight’s) : under new management. Mr W. R. Entwistle. Proprietor. Phone 2297 STATION HOTEL. Wanganui, opposite Station. Tariff. 10/6. Idea! ac commodntion. 11. E Card. Proprietor POSTER’S HOTEL, WANG A N UI. A Ono of New Zealand’s [.ending Hotels Suites de Luxe; private bathrooms. h. and c. water, telephone every room, excellent cuisine and attention guaranteed Telegraphic Address: “Foster’s,” Wanga nui. P.O Box 54. Telephone 2196 D. ARDELL, Manager r/ R A N D H O T E L, UA WANGANUI. One of Wanganui’s Leading Hotels. Earthquake and fireproof. H and c. running water in all bedrooms. Abundance of bathing accommodation. Best of cuisine nnd attention guaranteed. Tariff, 15/- day; C.T., 12/- day. Box 364, Wanganui. Tel. 3946. PERCY JAMES, Proprietor,