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QT, PETEE'S CHURCH. SUNDAY, 14th September, 1890. Order of Services— B a m., Holy Communion ; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer ; 4 p.m., Baptiama and Cburchinga ; 6.30 p.m., Evonincr Prayor. YIpSLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH. MM Servicea TO-MORROW :- WESLEY CHURCH, Taranaki-street-11 a.m., Rev. J. Bebrt ; 6.30 p.m. Rev. C. H. Laws. MOLESWORTH - STREET — 11 a.m., I Rev. C. H. Laws; 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. Berry. NEWTOWN— II a.m., Rev. W. H. Beck ; 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. H. Beck and Mrs. Scott. TTNITED METHODISTFREE CHURCH U Courtenay-place. The Bey. H. B. Redstone will Preach TO-MORROW, Morning and Evening. Evening subject: "Decoyed and Destroyed " ; or " Killed by a Look," a temperance sormon. Anthem, " Seeking the Lost." All cordially welcomed. WELLINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH, VIV IAN-STREET. Rev. H. n. Driver will (D.V.) conduct Divine Worship TO-MORROW, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p m. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Webb-street.— ll a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Mr. C. M. Luke. Donald M'Lean-street, Newtown— ll a.m., Mr. Mann; 6.30 p.m., Mr. Bidding I^IONGEEGATIONAL CHUECH, \J WXLLINQTON-TERBACB. The services TO-MORROW will be oond noted by the Rev. W. M. Grant, of Port Chalmers. Morning, at 11 ; Evening, at 6.30. Morning Prayor Meeting at a quarter past 10 o'olook. riHUBOH OF CHRIST. CHRISTIANS' CHAPEL, DixoN-srEBET. TO-MORROW EVENING, at 6.30. Subject : " Christianity as it waa at tho first," By EDWD. LEWIS, Evangelist. This will be a farewell discourse. IF YOU COME TO THE /"lENTRAL HALL, MANNERS-STREET, TO-MORROW EVENING, At half-past 7 o'clock, You will Hear Somethino to Your Advantage. Mr. D. W. Virtue will preside. E«v. E. Austin, Preaoher. Sanket'b Hymns. Collection. FORESTERS' HALL, TORY-STREET. MR. C. H. HINMAN will (D.V.) Preaoh TO-MORROW NIGHT, at 7 o'olook. All aro cordially invited. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, LOWER HUTT. THE usual Goapel Meeting will (D.V.) bo held in the above Hall on MONDAY next, at 7.15. All are invited. EW MISSION, Bible Christian Denominution.— Popular Services, Baker Bros.' Auotion Hall, TO-MORROW, 11 and 6 30. Preaoher, Rev. J. Crewea, just arrived, Every person welcome. WELLINGTON ~ ASSOCiATiON~OF SPIRITUALISTS —TO-MORROW (Sunday) EVENING, A Trance Lecture will bo dolivored at the Rooms, at 7.30. Seats free. SPRING NOVELTIES WASHING DRESS FABRICS at the Wholesale Family Drapory Warehouse, TE ARO HOUSE. These aro moat elaborato in stylo, and the general get up is beyond praiso. Having boon selected with great taste and judgment from the very latest outnomos of Fashion, we fcavo every confidence that the tastes of all our onstomora will meet with full gratification. We would oall attention to, and invite early inspeotion of, the following ohoico lots ;— WHITE-GROUND PRINTS, Dainty, Bright, and Freth, 4 3Dto 5 3Dperyd. FANCY PRINTS, Elegant, Attractive, Durable, 1 3D per yd. FANCY CAMBRICS, 1 Floral and Wreath designs, r*TID per yd. #2 PONGEE CAMBRICS, In Beautiful Floral Combination, QID per yd, PRINTED FOULARD CAMBRIC?, Hardly distinguishable from Foulard Silkt, Q ID per yd. SICLICIAN CAMBRICS, Very charming and attractive designs, and light as Organdy Muslins, 122 Dperyd ' SPOT BROCADES, SATEEN FOULARDS, BROCHE SATEENS. SATINETTES, are realty marvels of tho designer 8 art and tatte, -JOID per yd. NEW ZEPHYRS. In Striped, Checked, Flakes, Brocades, Spot, and Fancy, From O3D to -J //> per yd. ' Oar designs generally in these WASHING FABRICS are decidedly the best ever produced, and the prices invitingly low, at tho Wholcaalo Family Drapery Warehouse, TE ARO HOUSE. W # BARBER, i DYER AND CLEANER, 46, CU B A-STRE ET. Telephone No. 226. rpHOS. ROWELL & SON, TE ARO PIE SHOP, Cuba-street. Pastry of every description made fresh daily. Wjddino and Birthdat Cakes a Spkcialtt. Hot Pies, Tea and Coffee always ready. Pleaso to note tho address — Two doors from Baillie'e, Bookseller. Cuba-street. Tlf-kEWEN, BROWN A KITTO, -"-"" 40, WILLIS-STBEET, Are showing a nioe stook of DRESS AND OTHER SHIRTS, TIES, HOSIERY, Ao. Shirts made to order on the shortest notioe. Also, Shirts Re-cuffed and Cellared NOTICE. IF Mrs. Hadlow, of Wingfield-street, does not oall for her boxes within three days, they will be sold without further notioe. (Signed) A. GARDNER. PUBLIC NOTICE. ALL Accounts against the Estate of the late D. M'Laren, of Petone, muat be rendered to the undersigned on or before Thursday next, the 18th September. WM. MILLER, Exohange Buildings, Wellington. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. /"N ENTLEMEN,— In oonsequence of the VX representatives of oertsin bodies aoting in direot oontrariety to a fixed and, what ought to bo, an unaltorable resolution, made by themselves, not to nominate any but bona fide working men,— in the face of this unjustifiable conduot on their part, I am compelled thus early to announce myself aa a oondidate for the ooming election, and most respectfully solicit the support of the real working men of this oity. I am, Ao., THO3. CARTER. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE BOROUGH OF ONSLOW. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I beg you to accept my sincere thanks for returning me at tho bead of the poll at the reoent election, and I shall endeaTOur to merit the confidence plaotd in me. Faithfully joura, DOiIIKGO EOBBS. r|IHE Parity still maintains ita position aa Ml. the greatest favourite with cigarette smokers, in spite of all opposition.