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iti-.IJt.Gil - s!-.r.» it tats I CHIUSTADELPHIAN i LECTURE ON BIBLE TRUTH I .God willing) | | 0.0. F HALL. ALLEN STliEE’l. | SUNDAY A’l i P.M i Subject “THE IMiMORTALITY OF THE SOUL’ ? H.YS MAN AN IMMORTAL SOUL WHICH LIVES AND IS t'ONj SCIOUS WHEN THE BODY IS i l.\ THE GRAVE? I The nbji'ci of this lei-lure is Io di-miui-i st rale that llie diwi rim- of (lie Imn’.ui'i laliiv of the siuii IS NoT TAI Gill' IN THE BIBLE. Afi-m-diii!: to the Bible: ill SOULS CAN HIE I Eze. 18:1. Eze. 13 :19. l’.-a. 7> :5(1. .lull 7 :15 i. (2i SOI LS CAN BE UTTERLY DESTRI lYEI) (Josh. 11:11, Josh. HI ml*. Eze. 22:27. Mall. li):2N Ams 3:2-l'. (Il) SOULS ('AN P.E BORN i(.h-n. | Hi:is, Gen. 46:26, Ex. I:s*. 1(1* SOI'LS CAN EAT AND DRINK iDoiir. 12:2th law. 17:10, Lev. I 7:20 1. j In contrast fu the doi-triuo of the imi uii-irialiii or' tile si.iul tln> Bible teiK-lu-.-. : ■ THAT living man is a living soul I i Gi'ii. 2:7), mortal iieeau.-e of sin I i (leu. 2:17. Gen. 3:17-11*. R"Ui<. 5:12. Joli 4:17, 1 Cur. 15 I, w’m u di-ml i-'-.-ill.v dead kmiwing notliiuc i Eec. 9:5. psa. <l:5. I’sa. 115:17, I'sa. 110 :li. THAT ei.-i-nal life is a gift (Roms. 6:23) PROMISED by God II John 2:25) on clearly revealed ciuidil ions (Mark 1(1:15-16, Roms. 2:7), THAT uieaiitime (lie bc-lievi-i- Jives "iu HOPE of eiernal lil'i'" (Titus 1 :2. Tilus " :7. Items. 8:2-1-25) which IE ATTAINED will lie bestowed tit the resurrection i.’l I lie dead at Chrisl’s sci-oml coining (Dau. 12:2. John 5:2-8-29. 1 Cor. chap. 15. Phil. .'1:21. Luke 20:35-36. 1 John 3:2, AND ouioved in the c.miiim KINGDOM OF GOD ON EARTH i Rev. 20:6. IGw. 5:9-l<*. Rev. 2:26 27. M.-irt. 5:5. M.-iif. 25:2 1. Dan. 7:27. Marl: 10:30. Luke 18 :.",0 i. Questions invited No colleeiion If unable to attend write “Itibln Truth." c/o above hall, for free literature ACrOM.MODATION (Confiuued). ROTORUA — (Continued ) 4 met- Tariff. 12/6 ttady. £3/15/- weekly F. Greenfield. Proprietor. “HMrE'L 7 L Street. Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Dooley 11/- day. £3/1(1/- weekly. Excellent table T -JTnE 11 <>A ' P RIV ATE ’ TIOT EL— i 2/(i *--* day, £3/17/6 weekly ; A.A. and P.S., min. Govt. Baths; excellent cuisine. F Briggs. Proprietor (late (’onstanl’s) _ _ _TAURANGA. 'T A U 1; A N G a” --“'iE*TE l“— ’ man d r Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barney. Tel. 387. ’ .\IT?MAUNGANUL ’ HOTEL OCEANSIDE. TTNDER entirely new management. Has been extensively renovated and modernized tlirouglmul. For Stitt. Sea and Suri. Summer Ai -coiuimdatiOQ availahle. Dominion record for sunshine. Excellent golf available. MR. AND MRS. BER'I TAYLOR. Props. Tel. 283 M, Tauranga. TXOMAI N~i’Hl VATE" if'DTEL.—N?w L management: 5 mill. 1'.0.. waterfront; newly renovated; moderate tariff Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Walker. Proprietors

WAIT.) HERE YY a RE RE GUEST’I l()’T v SE.’'for”a ’’ i-c-.stfnl holiday. Mrs. Bucliamm, Proprietress. Houses to ler. __'VA>>GANUI_ T FADING Private Hotel. —Central Hotel. St. Hill Streer. Ideal for Casuals, Permanents. Excellent table. Free garage. Moderate tariff. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marlin. Tel. 2018, Wanganui. j?f(jTiUJ'T , Tariff 12/- a day; £3 a week. Reg. Civil Servants’ House. Free garage parking for clients. A f I?TROI’UI7fj’MN‘UT(7rEL~ — Under entirely new nianagemeut; excellent accommodation casuals, permanent by arrangement. Moderate tariff. M. (). Brien. I’l-oprieror Tel. 21*84 pTll TER I (?) N~" 1j( »TE L,"RTd g? wa y ‘ 71?, ' Wanganui, central, near New Post Office. Excellent, tabla Reasonable tariff C Rhiines. IToprie'or. Tel. 3225. IP INGSWAY Private Hotel —Reopened under new ownership. Casuals and permanents catered for. Tariff arrangement. Phone 3291, ’Wanganui. T.TOTEL BRAEBURN —The nicest of all hotels; real comfort and retiined surroundings; sunny balconies overlooking river: best dining-room in Wanganui All Service Cars pass the door STATION UOT'EL, Wanganui, opp. Station. Tariff. 12/6. Ideal accommodation. 11. E. Card, Proprietor. REST HOMES SANATORIUM. Morrtnsville — Chest k - Diseases under hospital benefits fees from 3cns., including medical attention Prospectus. PUBLIC NOTICES wiFuli ng toSFafclim AT 1 z AT ion' SOCIETY. VERMIN DESTRUCTION. YOTICE is hereby given that the >-us■J'4 pension of payments for V'-ruiin Destruction in Iho Wellington Acclimatization Soi'iety'« District is removed and that, payments will be made as heretofore until further notice. E. J. C. WIFFEN.

WELLINGTON OITA' CORPORATION Notice of Intention to declare a Common Private Sewer Drain a Public Drain. J N ai-i-orilnnce with Section 233 of tlie * Municipal Corporations Act 1'133. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a meeting of the Wellington City Council to be held on Monday. 3rd March. 1911, a resolution will be proposed to take over as a public-.drain the following common private sewer drain, viz "All that Gin. sewer drain commencing at the public sewer in Oriental Parade and passing in a southerly direction along a private way shown on D.P. 965. As the same is nior<; particularly delineated on a plan marked F.IS!) deposited in the office of Um City Engineer, Wellington, and thereon shown in red." E. P. NORMAN. Town Clerk. 14th February, 1911. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the undernmnttuned estates are I'i'qitired to lodge such r-ltiims at the T’llbhc Trust Office at Wellington, ml or before the 15th day of March. 1911. Any claim not lodged by the date uanwd is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be cet-tilie.l ■'is I'rdlows : - "I hereby certify that the amount of lliis elriim was due .-mil owing at the date uf death of the deceased.” ESTATES. BRYANT, John Francis, late of AVellingtim. P.-iinter. died 3/11/-It). GRAIN'GE, 1 laun.'ili Marie, late of Wellington, Widow, died 31/1/11. HAINES, .Adri Sofia, late of Wellington, Married Woman, died t.‘l/9/l<l. MAHER. Alplmnsiis. late uf I’aliaiiraiiui. l-'.arrn I.tiboiiror. died I'2. 11. A. R. COAD. Di-iriet I’lildie Trustee fur Wi-i'iiml"ii Fi.'brto.m 1 1. 19-11.