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RELIGIOUS NOTICES. •MaaßbssmaJu CHRISTADELPHIAN LECTURE (God Willing), 1.0.0. E. HALL, ALLEN STREET (Opp Paramount, Courtenay Place), SUNDAY at 7 P.M. Subject: "THE MIRACLE OF THE JEW.” "What one nation in the earth is like thy people, even like Israel, whom God went to redeem for a people to Himself” (II Sam. 7:23). The object of this lecture is to-show from the Scriptures that there is no other “nation in the earth Ijke God’s people, Israel” (the Jews),, their whole history bearing witness and justifying the title, "The Miracle of the Jew.” Consider:— (1) Their origin (Gen. 17:15-19, Gen. 18:1015, Gen. 21:1-3, Roms. 4:18-21, Hebs. 11:11-12, Isa. 43-15 and 21, Ley. 20:26, Deut. 7:6, Deut. 14:2). , (2) Their literature—the Bible—and its preservation (Roms. 3:2, Psu. 147:19-20, John 4:22, Hobs. T.’l, II Pet. 1:21). (3) Their exodus from Egypt and preservation in the wilderness (Exodus, chapters 7 to 14, Exod. 13:9, Deut. 812-4, Deut. 29:5, Nch. 9:21, Psa. 78:43-54). (4) Their law (Deut. 4:7-8, Ncbemiah 9:13, Ezc. 20:11, Psa. 147:19-20, Acts 7:53). (5) Their entrance Into and conquest of the Land of Promise (Joshua chap. 6, Exod. 23:27-31, Nch. 9:24-25, Psa. 105: 44). ’ (6) Their dispersion among the nations and the desolation of their country (Lev. 26:31-33, Deut. 28-25, 37, 63-64, Deut. 4:27,,Jer. 29:18, Eze. 12:15, Luke2l:24). (7) Their preservation among the nations as a distinct and separate people (Jer. 30:11, Jer. 46-28, Lev. 26:44, Eze. 6:8, Dent. 28 : 62).

(8) Their present national restoration to Palestine (Roms. 11:1-2, Jer. 31-28. Jer. 30:3, Jer. 31:10, Eze. 36:24, Eze. 37:2122). (9) Their coming deliverance from their present-day spoilers and persecutors (Jer. 30:4-8, Ezekiel, chap. 38, Dau. 11:45, Zech. 11:3, Eze. 39:10, Isa. 16:4, ’ Isa. 17:11, Jer. 30:10 and 16). (10) Their acceptance in the near future after 1900 years’ rejection, of Jesus Christ as their Messiah (Matt. 23:37-39, Acts 1:11 Zech. 14:4, Zech. 13:6, Zech. 14:9-14, Luke 1:31-33, Matt. 2:6, Matt. 19:28). (11) Their future greatness as “THE FIRST DOMINION” of the coming Kingdom of God oh earth (Micah. 4:6-8, Gen. 12:3, Zech. 8:23, Zeph. 3:19-20, Jer. 33:9, Eze. 36:24-38, Eze.. 11:17-20, Eze. 37:21-28, Jer. 32:37-41). “YE (THE JEWS) ARE MY WITNESSES, SAITH THE LORD, THAT I AM GOD” ■ (Isa. 43:12).

N.B.—-As this subject reveals great hope to the Jewish community, a hearty invitation is extended to this scattered aud persecuted people to hear this lecture. Because anti-semitlsm is spreading throughout the world, even In British Dominions, we would draw attention to God’s Word in Gen. 12:3 concerning Israel, “1 will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee,” also “. . . all that devour him (Israel) shall offend; evil shall come upon them, saith the Lord” (Jer; 2:3). History has proved these prophecies to be true. Questions Invited. No Colleel ion. If unable to j attend, write for a copy of our pamphlet, "The Miracle of the Jew,” free on application to P.O. Box 98, Lower Hutt. PUBLIC NOTlCES—(Continued). ~ PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE is hereby given that-all creditors aud others having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims at the I’ubllc Trust Office at Wellington, on or before the 22nd day of November, 1944. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must bo certilled as follows “I hereby certify that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased.” ESTATES. CHHANA, Lain, late of Wellington Bottle Company, Employee; died 23/8/44. CLARK, Tom Fairbank, late of Wellington, Retired Salvation Army Officer; died 14/10/44. CROTHERS, Leonard Ferguson, late of Wellington, Radio Announcer; died 5/10/44. DAHL, Andrew Frederick, late of Wellington. City Council Employee; died 12/10/44.

. GIBBS, Percy Ruff, late of Wellington (formerly ot Nelson), Retired Cordial .Employee; died 9/0/44. JENKINS, Henry Stovell, late of Eastbourne, Storekeeper; died 12/10/44. MCCARTHY, Francis Justin, late of Wellington, Wharf Labourer; died 16/10/44. NEWCOMBE, William Fry, late of Wellington, Dairy Farmer; died 16/10/44. PUDNEY, Thomas, late of Paraparaumu, Farmer; died 9/10/44. SEON, Annie, late of Wellington, Widow; died 12/10/44. SKINNER, James Macadam, late of Wellington, Civil Servant; died 11/10/44. WITHINGTON, Elizabeth Marv, late of Lower Hutt, Widow; died 3/10/44. A. R. COAD, District Public Trustee for Wellington. October 20, 1944., NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. ■MEMBERS’ ART UNION. 1914. THE following is the result of the Members’ Art Union drawn on October 19, ' 191-1 :— Ticket Prize Value No. Won bv 1. £3O 589 Mrs. J. K. 1,. Webliug 2. £25 260 W. H. Earnshaw 3. £2O 402 Miss G. Laurcnson 4. £lB 115 Airs. IV. J.. At. Aitken 5. £l6 22 Hon. :Mr. Justice Smith 6. £l5 83 B. R. Webster 7. £ll 262 Stanley Edwards 8. £l3 512 Miss 11. Al. North 9. £l3 457 Airs. Grenfell Morgan .10. £l2 169 Alias D. 11. Bray 11. £ll. -17 C. P. Todd 12. £ll 31(1. Airs. Jervis 13. £lO 313 R. D. Greenwood .14. £lO .141- Miss Olive Barron 15. £lO 472 It. ,L, Macalistcr 16. £lO 95 S. A. IViren 17. £9 201 A. It. Eaton IS. £9 465 A. W. Mulligan 19. £8 319 IV. Fcrgussou Hogg 20. £8 -139 Airs. Beresford Alaunsell 21. £8 518 Miss R. Putnam 22. .£7 554 Mrs. G. Rankin 23. £7 235 Miss L. C. Cossgrove 24. £6 106 'Mrs. F. B. Young 25. £5 -134 R. R. Martin E. D. GORE.

■Secretary. HOME FOR AGED NEEDY. THERE arc- vacancies in the Home for Men and Women. Nominations will be received by the undersigned at, 105 Customhouse Quay, Wellington, up till noon on Friday, November 3, 1914. G. L. JUDD, Secretary. I’ol, ICE PATRIOTIC RAFFLE - I’OR - ’ , ALLUVIAL GOLD. Ist prize ticket No. .1731-.1. W. Braddiek 2nd prize ticket No. 1564—J. J. McCaskv A: Suns, Ltd. 3rd prize ticket No. 3637—K: C. .McCarty, Hawker Street. MAKOGAI LEPERS. THROUGH the courtesy of the Management of The S. S. ■Williams Coy., Ltd., donations for the leper sufferers may again be left at their stores, 120/124 Lambton Quay. Wellington. All gifts will be ackiwwledged by The Leper Trust Board. ANIMAL CLINIC AND BOARDING KENNELS. Established over 30 years. Under control of QuaUtied British Veterinarian. Tel. 40-255, 17S Tinakorl Road. Appointments only. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. I YOU are earnestly requested to report to i the S.P.C.A. any act of cruelty you may notice. Otlice: Huddart Parker Buildings 1 Humane destruction of Cats and Dogs I available Monday to Friday at 8.30 to 9 7 a.ui.. aud 4 to 4.30 p.m.; Saturday. 8.30 to 9.30 a.m., at City Corportlon Yard. Clyde 1 Quay. PAWNBROKERS, GOLD BUYERS AND ' .SECOND-HAND DEALERS. ( j £2 PAID for Sovereigns. We are Cash 1 Buyers for Old Gold, Silver. Jewellery ' National Savings Bonds. Typewriters,' - 1 ' Cameras, Tools, Binoculars, Firearms, In- !1 slruments, Travelling Goods. Suits, etc Highest prices given. Money advanced. KIA-ORA LOAN EXCHANGE CO., 131 Manners St. (opp. King's Theatre). ■ Telephone 50-306. g MEN may come and men may go, but re- G suits will bo a .lasting thing if you adver- ta Use iu “The Dominion.” , i.