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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 234, 1 July 1939, Page 2

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. CHRISTADELPHIANS J 0.0. F. HALL. ALLEN STREET. THE EIGHTH LECTURE of the series under the title of il TURNED UNTO FABLES” will be delivered (God willing), in the above ball on SUNDAY, AT 7 P.M.. when further evidence will be produced from the Scriptures to show that the erroneous doctrines of the Churches of Christendom literally fulfil the following prediction of the Apostle Paul: "THE TIME WILL COME WHEN THEY WILL NOT ENDURE SOUND DOCTRINE . . . THEY SHALL TURN AWAY THEIR EARS FROM THE TRUTH AND SHALL BE TURNED UNTO FABLES.’’ (II Tim. 4:3-4. see also II Pet. 2:1-2, Luke 18:8, Isa. 60:2, Isa. 25:7, Jer. 16:19). The subject will be: — “THAT THE LORD JESUS CHRIST WILL NOT PERSONALLY RETURN TO EARTH TO LITERALLY REIGN AS KING OVER ALL THE EARTH FROM DAVID’S THRONE RESTORED IN JERUSALEM—A FABLE.” In the course of this lecture evidence will be produced to show that notwithstanding Christendom’s repudiation the Bible clearly teaches that Jesus Christ will personally return to the earth to literally reign as universal King from the literal throne of David restored in Jerusalem. For proof such Scriptures as the following will be referred to: John 14:3. Acts 1:11. Acts 3:19-24. Eze. 21 :25-2 ( . Luke 1:31-33, Acts 2:30, Matt. 2:(>, Amos 9.11, Isa. 24:23, Jer. 3:17, Jer. 23:5, Zech. 1:16, Zech. 8:3, Zech. 9 :10, Zech. 14:9, Acts 17:31, Rev. 11:15, Rev. 19:15. Questions invited. No collection. For the true teaching of the Bible on this and other subjects, read the book “Christendom Astray.” A copy will bo sent free on application to "Bible Truth, c/o above hall. accommodation. , rADPO ANDERSON'S Bungalow; river and xx lake fishing, boating and thermal sight-seeing. Box 21. Tel. 4, TAURANGA. rpIVURANGA. — HOTEL MANOR, x Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barney. Phone 387. fyiMAIN PIMVATE . HOTEL—New 1 " management; 5 min. P. 0., waterfront; newly renovated; moderate tariff. Mr. and Mrs, F. R. Walkyr, Proprietors. pjOTEL ST ANNE’S. Captain and Mrs. P. E. Harne. Tel. 378, Tauranga. MT. MAUNGANUI (Tauranga). HOTEL Oceanside, under new management, for Sea, Surf and Sun, autumn and winter; accommodation available. Dominion record sunshine. Excellent "•olf available. M. McGregor, Manageress. Tel, 283 M. TE AROHA. I^TTINEMOA 7 ’ PRIVATE HOTEL, -LI A.A. House. Tourists and Commercials. Telegraphic address, “Hinemoa,” Te Aroha. M. and J. Kennington, Props. _______ TIMARU. riUMARUrdTWae-iti Rd.—Superior Acx com. for casual guests, 9/- day, £2 16/- weekly. WAITARERE. /-tOLEMAN’S Guest House, Waitarere Beach. Tel. 134 K, Levin. Ideal climate, excellent accommodation, modcrate tariff. WANGANUI. pENTRAL ’HOTEL, Wanganui (prTV vate) ; excellent table; 5 minutes station and P. 0.; free car accom. 10/day; £2/10/- week. TfEDERAL HOTEL. Fred Hamley -x (Ouehunga), welcomes old and new patrons. Best wines and spirits only. Tariff, 10/6. K INGSWAY PRIVATE HOTEL.— Very central; casual guests specially catered for; permanents by arrangement. Kingsway Private Car will meet trains free of charge by arrangement. Phone 3294. Terms very moderate.

NEW PROVINCIAL HOTEL, situated opposite ilew Post Ofiice site. Excellent table, moderate tariff. J. 11. Maher, Proprietor. STATION HOTEL, Wanganui, opposite O Station. Tariff. 12/6. Ideal accommodation. H. E. Card, Proprietor. GRAND HOTEL (Licensed)—Earthquake, fireproof, h. and c. water bedrooms; best cuisine; tariff moderate; C.T.A., P.S., A,A.A. Percy James, Propr. /CRITERION HOTEL—Beet cuisine, moderate tariff; h. 'and c..a1l bedrooms ; appointed C.T.A., P.S., A.A. Chas. G. Rhimes, '£‘.'-«>prietor. OTEL PARKVILLE, Ridgway St.— Tariff, 12/- per day; £3 per week. Reg. Civil Servany House. Free garage parking for e'ii iits. REST HOMES. pi LENLYON Convalescent Home, Linx* coin Road, Napier; lovely balconies, magnificent sea views; every care and attention. Tel. 1708. rpHE SANATORIUM. Morrinsville—x Chest diseases: from sgns. weekly, including medical attention. Illustrated prospectus on application. WANTED TO EXCHANGE WANTED to Buy, Seaside Cottage or exchange Town Section. Mrs. Hodge, 93 Brougham Street. ANTED to Exchange, Farm of 470 acres, 5! miles from Wellington, value £lO an acre, well watered, beautiful scenery, for 5 or 6-roomed modern Bungalow near sea and £5OO cash. Apply C 56, “Domini on.’ 1 ’ PAWNBROKERS, GOW BUYERS AND SECOND-HAND DEALERS. M’ RS. MIET buys for cash Ladies’ and Gent’s Superior Left-off Clothing. Bags. Trunks, Old Gold, Silver. Top prices. 125 Vivian St. Tel. 51-760. PROFESSIONAL TUITION. TAILORS’ CUTTING SCHOOL. 1 EVENING Tuition and Postal LesJ sous. Special Tuition for ladies. Individual Training. For prospectus, write: THE ANGLO-AMERICAN COLLUDE OF CUTTING. 42 City Chambers, Queen St_ Auckland. PATENTS. PATENTS. Obtained iu All Countries. BALDWIN. SON AND CAREY Registered I'ateiH Attorneys. , WELLINGTON. MR. CHAS. G. MONRO, Architect, Academy Buildings, 2 Church Street, MASTERTON, Local Agent.