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CHURCH OF ENGLAND. rrHE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. 1 PAUL. THE 2ND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. 8 a.mHoly Communion. 9.45 a.m. —Young People’s Church. 11 a.m.—Matins and Sermon. Preacher . CANON D. J. DAVIES. 7 p.m—St. George's Day Service. i 'Preacher: THE REV. J. R. HIGGS (Acting-Vicar of Featherston). ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH, Moxham Avenue. 2ND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. 8 a.m. —Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Litany and Matins. 7 p.m.—Evensong. Annual Meeting of Parishioners, ■Wednesday Next, April 30. REV. W. LANGSTON, Vicar. ST, MARK’S CHURCH SCHOOL. ALL “Old Pupils” are invited to attend Anzac Service in St. Mark's Church. Sunday, .April 27 (morning only. 11 a.m.). Relieving Teacher (upper classes) needed. Applicant please call at school or write. BAPTIS'I CHUKCH XTIVIAN STREET BAPTIST V CHURCH. Minister: REV. LAWRENCE A. NORTH. Services of Worship. 11 a.m.—"THE WITNESS OF A CHRISTIAN.” 3.45 p.m.—Meeting fdr Youhg Men and Young Women, to be followed by Tea at 5 p.m. 7 p.m.—•THE KIND OF MEN GOD C'.AN 'USE.” Social Hour-.at close for men of the Forces. Visitors Cordially Welcomed.

THE SALVATION ARMY. rpHE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, J- VIVIAN STREET. 11 a.m.: Holiness Meeting. Subject, “Divine Encouragement.” Speaker. ADJUTANT GEORGE THOMPSON. 3 p.m.: The Happy Hour, featuring the Citadel 'Songster Brigade in "Easter Echoes” (Dedication). 7 p.m.: The People’s Salvation Meeting, featuring the Enrolment of 10 Senior Soldiers by ADJUTANT GEORGE THOMPSON. Speaker, ADJUTANT WILL THOMPSON. You will .enjoy the uplift of a meeting in the Home of a Happy Religion. COME THIS SUNDAY. BRITAIN DELIVERS THE GOODS. TNSPECT our Well-stocked Bookshelves at your leisure. Immediate aud courteous attention 1 Customers always return for further purchases. THE SALVATION ARMY BOOKROOM, 202 Cuba Street, Wellington. * ©OITY TEMPLE, Lome S-treet (Off Cambridge Terrace). , SUNDAY. 11. —Worship and Breaking of Bread. 2.30. —Sunday School. 3. —Adult Bible Study. 3.3o.—Young People’s Meeting. 7 p.m.—Special Gospel Service. Speaker: Pastor J. F. D. Thompson. TUESDAY. 7.30. —Ministry. THURSDAY. 7.30. —Studies on the Tabernacle. TONIGHT SATURDAY. 7.30. —-Revival Prayer Meeting. You will enjoy the fellowship of these services. We extend to all a very hearty welcome EDUCATIONAL—(Continued). yUTT GIRLS’ SCHOOL. CHILTON ST. JAMES. (Incorporating Chilton House School) Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt. Boarding and Day School for Girls Head Mistress: MISS NESTA V. MASON. Prospectus and Particulars from the Secretaries — MESSRS. CLARKE, MENZIES. GRIFFIN AND CO., P.O. Box 486. Wellington. Or from the Principal. ivnSSLUC'Y COWAN, coach for" Public Speakers and Students. Voice. Production, Dramatic Art. Room 320. T. and G. Buildings. ARTISTS AND EXHIBITIONS ILTOGREGOR Wright’s Exhibition of War Paintings by A. Austen Deans, now on view, 115 Lambton Quay. MARTON SPECIALS "G~MONT”Bacoii or Hams, at all leadini; grocers. Xou can tgo wrong if you buy “Egmont" products. “TPGMONT” Hams, appetizing and -*-< tasty. For sandwiches or buffet suppers, etc. Guests will enjoy this any ti me. ' “T7GMONT” Hams for all kinds of «sav-■*-J ouries. For picnics, parties, etc., you can rely on “Egmont." “17’GMONT” Bacon and Ham. Produced by T. H. Walker and Sons, Hnwera. Try these quality products now. T’GMONT’’ Bacom What could be J more delicious? Give (hem a treat for breakfast._ “TT'GMONT" Baron, renowned for its delicious flavour. Try it now and see for vnnrsplf