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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. QT. JOHN'S CHURCH, Willis Street. 11 a.m.: Subject, "Knowing God in Christ”. Anthem: “O, Lord God” (Buck). 7 p.m.: Subject: “Life’s Decisive Hours.” Anthem : “O Lord My God to Thee” (Arcadelt). Voluntaries: Adagio (sth symphony) (Widor) ; Allegro Marziale (Greenhall.) Preacher at both services: Professor John Allan, Knox College, Dunedin. gT. ANDREW'S CHURCH, THE TERRACE. REV. BRIAN KILROY, M.A, 11 a.m.; "Christ and Our Darkness.” 7 p.m.: “On Being Unashamed.” Anthem:' “There Is a Green Hill.” TERRACE PRESBYTERIAN JA CHURCH. Interim Moderator, REV. P. J. WAINWRIGHT. 11 a.m. AIR. AV. F. STOCK, President Wellington Sunday School Union. 7 p.m.: “How the Bible Saved England” (Bible Sunday), MR. HOWARD ELLIOTT. Members of the L. 0.1. and R.B.P. will attend. Soloist, Mr. Ken Macauley. TZELBURN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5 Raroa Road. Minister; REV. J. S. MURRAY, MA 11 a.m. tnd 7 p.m., REV. J. S. MURRAY. M.A. 1 _ rjORY STREET HALL. SUNDAY, 9.45 a.m. —BIBLE CLASSES. Young People will find a spiritual home here. SUNDAY, 2.45 p.m.—ADULT BIBLE STUDY CLASS. The studies in John's Gospel will be resumed this afternoon, when a commencement will be made on the 2nd division of the Gospel. Opening Speaker, MR. G. C. THORNTON. Subject, “John, Chapter 13.” SUNDAY, 7 p.m.—GOSPEL SERVICE. Subject: “DIVINE FORGIVENESS.” Speaker: Mr. A. P. CRAWFORD. WEDNESDAY, 7.45 p.m.—Midweek Meeting. Following a time of Prayer an address will be given by MR. E. H. WILLIS. THURSDAY, 2.30 p.m.—Women’s Gospel Meeting and friendly hour. A warm welcome awaits all women. ■RRITAIN’S IDENTITY WITH ISRAEL. THE STUDY OF THE IDENTITY OF THE BRITISH IVI TH PROPHETIC ISRAEL is of paramount importance, not only as explaining the past history of our Empire, but IN VIEW OF THE CRISIS TO WHICH WORLD EVENTS ARE RAPIDLY MOVING. “GOD IS NOT A MAN THAT HE SHOULD LIE” (Numbers 23, 19). Headquarters: British-Israel-World Federation (N.Z.) Inc., A.M.P. Building, Wellington. PHRISTADELPHIAN YIEETING, VJ VICTORIA HALL, Adelaide Road. An address will be delivered (God willing) in the above hall on Sunday Next, 7 p.m. Subject: “Christian Legislation: Its Meaning and Results.” Free literature on all Bible subjects obtainable at the hall. A cordial welcome, Sunday School, 2.45 p.m. PLANTS. TREES AND GARDEN. ArAIDENHAIR Ferns. 12in. high, 2year, all varieties; 5/- dozen. William Boyle, Fitzroy, New Plymouth. XION Plants, heavy cropping, long keeper, 3/- 500, 5/- 1000. F. Butcher, Pukekohe. A NEMONES, Xmas -nd Summer flowering, special exhibition strain, 1/doz., 50 for 3/-, 100 for 5/-. posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. COW Turnip-rooted Marrowfat Parsnip, especially suited for shallow soils; 6d. packet. Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. /ANION Plants, extra strong Straw, V-' Brown, 6/2 1000, 3/3 500, posted. Martin, Jun., Waimauku, Auckland. BEGONIAS, Blackmore Langdon's world-famous- Bulbs, Double*, S Colours, Frilled, Crested; all 10/- dozen. William Boyle. Fitzroy, New Plymouth. "PANSIES, Rogglis Giants, 25 2/9; Claremont Uiinunculi Seedlings, 25 2/3. Persson’s Nursery,' Church St., Palm. Nth. /ANION Plants, Longkeepers or Straw, 5/- 1000 posted ; special quote quantities. John Knowles, Pukekohe. ryUPRESSUS Lawsoniana. Pinus ' Inslgpis. I’inus Muricata. Eucalyptus (timber and ornamental) ; hardy Dannevirke-grown. Smith, Nurseryman. Dannevirke DANSY Plants. Roggli’s Giant Choice *• mixed; large flowering variety, fine colours. 1/6 doz. posted, Te Aro Seed Co., Box 320. Wellington. , . 100,000 PINUS INSIGNIS, 2-year, strong, 15/100; £6/5/- per 1(XX) afforeHtiition grade; good busby grade, 20/- 100; £9 1000. Acacias, etc. Catalogues ou request. W. 11. WALKER AND SONS, Box 470, Hastings. MISCELLANEOUS. TA iTLUNE FURNITURE—UItra-mod-ern designs at Factory Prices. Note new address; The De Luxe Furniture Co., opp, Kirkcaldie’s, Lambion Qy. AH JONG Set, marvellous jade green colour back ; also other colours, firstcla.sfl engraving, 45/- sot, postage free. Kung Wnh Cheong Co., .136 Tory St.