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QT, PETER'S CHURCH. SUNDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1894. Order of Services — 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and Holy Communion ; 330 p.m., Children's Servioe; 4 p.m., Baptisms and Chnrohinga; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer^ ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTER~IAN CHURCH. TERRACE. Services TO-MORROW will bo conducted asunder: Morning, at 11, Rev. Charles M'Donald, from Now Plymouth ; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. C^S^Ogg.JMLA^ ■VSrESLEYANTMETHODiST CHURCH. Sorvioes TO-MORROW:— WESLEY CHURCH, Taranaki-street-11 a.m., Rev, W. Baumbeb; 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. Baumber (Memorial Service for the late Mra. Moxham), MOLESWORTH - STREET. —(Sunday School Anniversary) — 11 a.m., Rev. J. Ward; 3 p m., Key. W. Baumber; 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. Pattekson. TRINITY CHURCH, Newtown.— lla.m., Rev. R. J. Murrat ; 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. Ward. T~~~ HORNDON WESLEYAN~SUNDAY SCHOOL. TWSNTT-PIUST ANNIVERBART. SUNDAY, 2nd SEPT. Services at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Floral Service at 3. Tea Meeting and Scholars' Concert on TUESDAY . at 630. Speoial Anniversary Music at all services by the Scholars. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES. V> The Sorvioos TO-MORROW will be conducted as follows : — Wellington-Tcrbace— By the Rev. J. Seed Glasbon, pastor. Morning, at 11, followed by the Ordinance of the Lord's Supper; Evening, at 6.3o. OouBTiNAT-PLAtnt— By the Rev. B. T. Hallowks, B.A. Morning, at 11 : Evening, at 6.30. J_ "ITI7ELLINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH, TT Vivian-street. SUNDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER. Rev. 0. Dallabton will preach Morning and Evening, Evening subjeot, " Where the Pilgrim Lost his Burden." PRIMITIVEIkrETHODIS'iFCHURCHES Sydney-stroot — 11, J?ev. S. Barnett ; 6.30, Mr. W. Atbks. Webb-street— ll, Mr. Maslin, M.H.8. ; 6.30, Mr. J. Embury. Newtown- 11, Mr. J. Mann; 6 30, Hoy. S. Baknett. Berbampore —3, Mr. N. Dodgshdn. THEHU will bo Service in the following Catholic Churches TO - MORROW (Sunday) : — Ohariu, at 8 a.m. Tawa Flat, 11 a.m. Ve»pori at Pahautanui, at 7 o'olook p.m. E. DONNELLY. G' OSPEL HALL, Herbert-stbeet, orr Manners-street. Mr. C. H. Hinman will (D.V.) preaoh in the above Hall TO-MORROW (Sunday), at 7 p.m. Air are heartily invited. Seats free. No collection. OT, JOHN'S UPPER HUTT. Mrs. n. Babton, In Memobiam. SPECIAL MEMORIAL SERVICE TO-MORROW EVENING, AT 6.30. SERMON BY REV. P. L. CAMERON. UNTER-STREET MISSION HALL. Open United Prayor Meeting every FRIDAY NIGHT, at 7.30. » Gospel Servioe on the Wharf TO-MOR-BOW (Sunday) EVENING at 6, and in the Hall at 7.30. Affectionate welcome to all. No oolleotion. " "For the wages of sin is death ; but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." — Romans 6—23.6 — 23. TTNITED CHRISTIAN MISSION, \J Over Howe & Sofia' Corn Storo, Manners-street. gervioes TO-MORROW at 11 a.m. arid 7 p.m. Usual meetings next Tuesdat, Wednesday (Prayer Meeting;, and Friday (Holiness). On SUNDAY EVENING Mr. H. Roberts will give an address to young men entitled "The Beßt Pasß I EvorMade." Speoial invitation to Footballers, Crtoketers, Ac— THOS. JOHNSON, Secretary. FORWARD MOVEMENT, Rkchabiti Hall,"Manners-st. SUNDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER. Morning, at 11— W. A. Evans, " Studies in the Propheta." — Jeremiah. Evening, at 6 30-C. H. Bradbury, Constructive forces in the Lord's Prayer — V. " fcocial Creed" MUNICIPAL ELECTION. THORNDON WARD. -*|-R. JOSEPH MYERS will address the Ratepayers of the above Ward at the Sydnoy •treet Sohoolroom on MONDAY, 10th September, at 8 p.m. TO THE ELECTORS OF COOK WARD. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-Having been duly nominated to represent you in the City Counoil, I respectfully ask for yonr votes and interest in the forthcoming eleotion, which takes place in the Foresters' Hall, Tory-street, on the 13th of this month. I will meet the Ratepayers in the State Fohool, Kewtown, on FKIDAY EVENING next, at 8 o'clock. I am, yours faithfnlly, F. H. FRASER. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF LAMBTON WARD. ♦T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I have I 1 this day been nominated aa a Candidato for the offioe of Councillor. I can offer you no previous experionce in the City Council. lam morely a plain business man of ten years' standing among you, willing to take part in the municipal work of the City, urged thereto by the kindly wishes recently placed before me by influential deputation and requisition . lam the mouth-piece of no party and have no axe to grind. I am a Btrong believer in the thorough and complete drainage of the City. If, as has beon stated, the cost of the present scheme was under-estimated, that faot must not ■tM>JA.«p«mrlf being properly completed as ■BPSrTyaa possible. "**' I agree with the general impression that the bnrden of rates is growing heavier each year, and the result a gradual diminution of all City properties. -. A readjustment of the Corporation finance by consolidation of loans or otherwise would greatly assist to plaoe the City on a better financial footing. It appears to me that the citizens will not consent much longor to oontribute larga sums annually for Corporation expenditure, and get ao little real City improvement work dona for the money. I desire ,if returned to fgive this important question some fpeoial attention. I consider the present Building Regulations and Bylaws aro unsatisfactory, and require rectification. The half -holiday qnestion will shortly have to be considered by the Council. My opinion is that Saturday afternoon should be selected as presenting many advantages over Wednesday. ' I hope to bo favoured with the confidence of a substantial majority of the Ward. If ao, I shall endeavour to bring to the business of the City Counoil that fidelity, energy, and oare, absolutely necessary, and to give to the wishes of the ratepayers at all times the fullest courtony and attention. I am. Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient Bervant, MAURICE P. CAMERON. Slat October, 1894. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF COOK WARD. X ADIES AND GENTLEMEN— Having JLJ been nominated for the representation of Cook Ward in the City Counoil, I with confidence solicit yonr support before and on the day of eleotion. My views shall be placed fully before you either through the press or from the publio platform. Should you do me, tho honour of returning me, I •hall endeavour to aervo the best interests of the Ward aDd tno City generally. I am, yonr obedient servant, W. HIGGINBOTTOM. Willis.atreet, Ist September, 1894. ■VJEW r/E ALAND f^ RAPHIC .131 For £J Ist Or Sept. War with China— Many Illustrations. PROGRESSIVE WELLINGTON (Fart 2), With Photo. City Co. Cambers and Officers. Christckorch Golf Club, AlroMr. J.O. Wilson, winner Golf Handicap. Pack Portrait La-ie King Tawhiao. Mount Ruapehu— Splendid Photo. Views. CabtOON— " A Premier's Queer Flirtation." MAS SAOe! '. -]|/| R. HERMANN ROTH, Specialist, apJJ ■ pointed to the Government Sanatorium and Baths, Rotorna. Mr. Roth will be in Wellington for aomo time yet, and will see patients at Mr. Wm. C. FitzQerald'a, the Central Pharmacy.

•VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS WELLINGTON SECTION. FOOTBALL MATCH, WANGANUI COLLEGE v. CHRIST' 3 COLLEGE, AT PETONE, ON MONDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER, 1894. On Monday, 3rd mat, special return tickets to Petone will be issued by tbe train leaving Te Aro at 2.20 p.m., and Wellington at 2. a8 pm. Setnm trsina will lettrra Petone at 5.18 p.m. Ftrea (inducting admission to grounds) —Camaget, Is 6d ; Seated Waggon 3, Is. BY ORDER. ; Traffic Manager's Office, • Wellington, Ist September, 1894. $ gEND IT TO BHOBTT'B.