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RELIGIOUS SERVICES. BIBLE TRUTH "YE MEN OF GALILEE, WHY STAND YE GAZING UP INTO HEAVEN? THIS SAME JESUS, WHICH IS TAKEN UP FROM YOU INTO HEAVEN, SHALL SO COME IN LIKE MANNER AS YE HAVE SEEN HIM GO INTO HEAVEN” (The, Angels to Christs disciples—Acts 1:11). Jesus Christ is coming again "in like manner'’ as He went an;ay. He went away literally, materiaiiy, and visibly ano so will He return. The whole tenor ot Bible revelation concerning the second coming of Christ necessitates His literal and personal return. Thus the Scrip-, tiires reveal: — (1) THAT when Christ conies "His feet , .-’bail stand in tnat day upon the Mount of Olives wmeh is before Jerusalem on the east...” (Zech. 14 :l-4). (2) THAT when Christ conies the Jews "shall look upon Me whom they have pierced” and will see "the wounds in His hands” aud “mourn for Him ns when one liiourneth for His on*/ son” (Zech. 12:9-14, Zech. 13:6, Matt. 23:37-39. Ezek. 37:21-28). (3) THAT when Christ comes “the Lord God will give unto Him the, throne of His Father David” in Jerusalem where Christ will personally reign “in power and great glory", as universal King (Luke 1:31-33, Ezek. 21:25-27 Zech. 1.16, Zech. 2:10-12, Isa. 24:23. Jer. 3:17, Acts 17:31, Phil, 2:9-11). , „ (4) THAT wheu Christ comes He ‘shall be revealed from heaven with His mighty Angela in flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not' the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, who shall be punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the Lord, and from the glory of His power” (2 Thess. 1:7-9, Isa. 26:20-21. Isa. 66:15-16, Jer. 20:30'J3, Mai. 4:1-3). Christ's personal return to earth which is now very imminent will affect every man, woman and child upon the earth. How will it affect you? Be warned in advance, and make yourself acquainted with what the Scriptures teach concerning this coming great, event. As a help to that end you should read the book — “CHRISTENDOM ASTRAY.” A copy will be sent free on application to “BIBLE TRUTH.” Box 71, Wellington.

ACCOMMODATION (Continued). ROTORUA —(Continued). PHIRM’S Private Hotel, 12/-, £3/15/weekly, 1 min. baths; A.A. House, free garage. Mrs. H. O. Chirm, Proprietress. BONDI Private Hotel —Tariff 10/6 day, £3/3/- weekly; excellent cuisiue. R. A. Sutherland, Proprietor, rpH'E MANSIONS—I2/6 day, £3/15/- - 1 - weekly, longer terms arranged; wellknown service, management. A.A. and C.T. House. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeve. tJAN'DWICK —3 mm. station, next Road Services, 9/6 day, £2/17/6 weekly. Hinemoa St., ten IQ3, Rotorua. THE BUNGALOW Private Hotel— Tariff 12/6 daily, £3/15/- weekly: 1 min. baths and gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Branch, Proprietors, LICENSED — Lake House Hotel, Rotorua; own mineral baths; tariff 15/6, 17/6 day. F. G. Fraser. Proprietor. Tel. 36. . HOTEL Empire—Rotorua's most popular A.A. House. Summer tariff on application. Free garage on premises. D. J. Baker. Proprietor. TAURANGA. HOTEL ST. ANNE’S.—Under new management. Tauranga. Tel. 378. Mrs. E. Clarke. TYOMAIN Private Hotel. —New management; 5 mtn. P. 0., Waterfront: newly renovated: moderate tariff. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Walker Proprietors. TE AROHA. INEMOA” Private Hotel. AX House. Tourists and Commercials. Telegraphic “Hinemoa,” Te Aroha. M. and .1. Kennington, Props. WAITARERE BEACH. VUAITARERE Guest House, situated ’ ’ on beach. Accommodation 15/- daily. Cottages to let. Mrs. Buchanan. Phone 416 K, Levin. WANGANUI. QTATION Hotel, Wanganui, opp. Stas’ tion —Tariff 12/6. Ideal accommodation. H. E. Card, Proprietor. HOTEL PARKVILLE, Ridgway St.— Tariff 12/6 a day. £3/2/6 a week. Reg. Civil Servants’ House. Free ghrage parking for clients. T FADING Private Hotel. — Central Hotel, St. Hill Street. Ideal for Casuals, Permanents. Excellent table. Free garage. Moderate tariff. Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin. Tel. 2018, Wanganui. r/'INGSWAY Private Hotel—Reopened AX- under new ownership. Casuals and permanents catered for. Tariff arrangement, Tel. 3294, Wanganui.

/CRITERION HOTEL—Military Camp visitors; special tariff. 12/- a day, minimum 3 days.. Permanent or longer by arrangement. Hot and cold water all rooms. Chas. G. Rhimes. Tel. 3225. H' OTELB KA E BURN —'l'lle nicest of all hotels; real comfort and refined surroundings: sunny balconies overlooking river, best dining-room in Wanganui. All Service Cars pass the door AfETROPOLITAN Hotel, near Rail"A way Station —Entirely new management; casuals and permanents specially catered for; moderate tariff. M- O'Brien. Proprietor. Tel. 2084. REST HOMES. SANATORIUM. Morrinsviile — Chest ' diseases; under hospital benefits; fees from 3gns., including medical attention. Prospectus. PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON GIRLS’ COLLEGE. OWING to restrictions on the manufacture of Hat Bands the Wellington Girls’ College would be very glad to receive from Old Girls or others, either as a gift or for sale all oid school hat bands that are available. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. VOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against die undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims al the Public Trust Office at Wellington, on or Delore the 19th day of November, 1941. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, ami must be certified as follows.: — ••J hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased.'' ESTATES. DAVIS, Thomas, late of Lower Hutt, P.W.D. Employee, died 30/5/41. DOUGLAS, James Edward, late of I’etone, Freezing Works Employee, died 27/9/41. ELLIOT, Harold Jack, (late of 2nd NJZ.E.F. Overseas, Soldier), formerly of Wellington, Clerk, died 21/5/41. LEACH, Jane Kathleen, late of Wellington, Spinster, died 7/10/41. OLIVER, Alice Mabel, late of Wellington, Married Woman, died 7/9/41. WILKIE, Edward Irving, late of 'Wellington, Retired Baker, died .1.1/9/41, A. K. COAD. District Trustee for Wellington. October 17, 1941.