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CHURCH OF ENGLAND. gT. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL. SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion. • 9.45 a.m.: Young People's Church. 11 a.m.: Morning Prayer and Sermon. 12 noon: Holy Communion. 7 p.m.: Victoria University College Service. Preacher: the’ LORD BISHOP OF WELLINGTON. rpilE MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. -*- Stout Street. ’Holy Communion —10 a.m. Service of Intercession —3 p.m. Preacher: Right Rev. The Bishop of Wellington. All those interested in the work of the Mission are invited to attend. Evensong—7 p.m Preacher: The Rev. T. Ellis, H.M.S. Leander. BAPTIST CHURCHES. T>ARTIST CHURCH, Vivian Street. ; DIAMOND JUBILEE SERVICES. Preacher: THE HON. THE REV. J. K. ARCHER, M.L.C. 1 11 a.m.: “The Church's Place in Society.” Anthem, Loving Shepherd.” 1 4 p.m.: Bible Class Rally. Old Vivian . Street Members invited. Address, Rev. J. K. Archer. (Tea follows.) ■ 7 p.in.: “The Church's Chief Glory.’ Anthem. “Brother James Air” and Special Hymn Study. 1 GREAT PUBLIC MEETING, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, at 8 p.m. Greetings from the Churches. Special Speaker: lIIS LORDSHIP THE BISHOP OF WELLINGTON. Music by Full Choir, “Te Deum” and “Christian Dost Thou See Them?” Organist: Mr. C. Collins, who has com--4 pleted 50 years’ service. . Choirmaster: Mr. H. E. Wilsen. j JUBILEE OFFERING. ’ COME TO 'THIS RALLY OF OLD MEMBERS AND FRIENDS. J THE SALVATION ARMY i 5 rpHE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, I A Vivian Street. , In continuance of the Special Campaign, CAPTAIN BERRY and the Staff of Bethany Hospital will conduct three important Meetings. 11 a.m. 3 p.m. 7 p.m. ’ 11 a.m. 3 p.m. 7 p.m. , You will enjoy these gatherings. Stiring messages, good musie, bright singing. All welcome. ADJUTANT AND MRS. GEORGE . THOMPSON, C.O.’s. TO MINISTERS AND SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS. 10% DISCOUNT. Wil invite your Inspection of Our Ample Stocks of Scrmonic Literature and Prize Awards. THE S.A. AUXILIARY CO., LTD., 202 Cuba Street, 'Wellington. Phone 49-249. rpORY STREET HALL. SUNDAY, 9.45 a.m.: Bible Classes will meet as usual. Young Men, in Upstairs Hall. Young Women, in Mt. Cook Schoolroom. SUNDAY, 2.45 p.m.: Adult Bible Study. MR. G. 0. THORNTON will be the opening speaker ou the subject “The Problem of Sin.” MR. HARRY ISAAC, Evangelist, Will continue his Meetings as follows:— Dates and Subjects: SUNDAY. 13tlx. 7 p.m.: “THE SUN: GOD’S GREAT OBJECT' LESSON.” TUESDAY, 15th, 7.45 p.m.: “THE MOON AND THE STARS.” WEDNESDAY, 16th, 7.45 p.m.: “MIGHTY MOMENTS.” YOU are cordially invited to hear these unique Gospel Messages given by an outstanding speaker. THURSDAY, 2.30 p.m.: Women’s Weekly Prayer and Fellowship Meeting.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE. O BEAUTIFUL Building Sites, i or 4 an acre, Renall St., Masterton. “Owuer, ! ’ C 374, “Dominion.” QALE, sacrifice, 6-rd. Dwelling, miles Marton, motor shed, cowbail, outbuildings. fruit trees. Apply, 1’671, “Dornin ion,” Palmerston North. ' TpOR SALE, Paraparaumu, Seaside and ■k Week-end Sections. Prices moderate. Terms easy. Apply H. J. Eatwell. Kawa[jri Guest House, Paraparaumu. IpOR SALE, Lower Hutt, 195 Waterloo Rd., 5-rd. Dwelling, usual convs.. level section i acre in area Reserve; £925 terms, £9OO cash. Apply, Public Trust Office, Wgtn, ‘ A U CTIONEE R' S BUSINESS PREMISES. AS I am relinquishing established auc■kk tioneering portion of my business on March 31, spacious freehold premises for sale, which includes pig and poultry pens, good stand Main Street, Pahiatua. The Only Auction Mart Business in Pahiatua. No goodwill asked. Inspection invited. Price £1250. J. D. C. Crewe, Auctioneer, Pahiatua. FOR SALE. ORCHARD (MIXED FRUIT), 6J ACRES. rIIHE above Orchard is situated close k to Wellington, on Main North Highway. An important feature is that all fruit is SOLD ON THE PREMISES. The improveinentw comprise n Modern Bungalow of 6 rooms, everything electric, laundry, storeroom, dairy, etc., 2 fruit and flower shops, large fruit store, glasshouse and numerous outbuildings. Plant includes Power Spray Set, Motor Cultivator and Mower, Plough, Planet Junior, etc. Substantial Government Mortgage at 4f per cent. ■Price ns Going Concern £2850. Reasonable deposit required. Balance over First Mortgage at 5 per cent. Exceptional circumstances for selling. Further particulars obtainable from — E. PALLISER AND CO., “The Dominion” Building.
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