npriE missions to seamen" J. CHURCH AND INSTITUTE, , , (Whi tmore-slreet) . SUNDAY, 22nd DKCJOMBTOTt. Services at 11, 7, and. 8.15. Proacher: Mr. J. Moore, Missioner. Subjects— (l) " A Paving Investment, (2) "Heady for the Event," (3) "A Man Nobody Wants." Prayer Meeting at 6.30. Sailors' Parlour opened at 10 and 2. lustituto opened daily. HURCH CMP CHRIST, Riddiford-street, WELLINGTON SOUTH. ' 11 a.m. — Breaking of Bread. 2.45 p.m, — Bible School. 7 p.m. — Gospel Servico. Preacher — Mr. A. P. Turner. Subject— "Tbe Visit of tho Magi to Bethlehem." All are invited. Seats freo. LYT.LL BAY EOAI>, Kilbirnie. ■ 11 a.m. and 2.45 p.m.— ftfeetings as usual. 7 p.m. — Preacher, Mr. Butt. HURCH Of CHR J S '1, Vivian-street. ' TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, 22nd DEO. Worship, 11 a.m. ' Sunday School, 2.45 p.m. Gospel Sorviee,? p.m. Preacher— Mr. R. A. Wright. A cordial weleonlo to all. /p<HRTSTADELPHIAN LKCTUBKS are Vy given every SUNDAY". NVENING afc ] 7 o'clock in- tho Victoria -Hall, Adelaide- I road, lo which nil aro cordially invited. I Subject — ''The Devil and baton." • '< b'eaus freo. No collection. rinHEOSOPIirCAL SOCIETY. JL . A Public Address will be delivered at the Society's Room, York' Chambers, JUamierastreet, on .SUNDAY, at 7 p.m. ' Subject — " Art and Theosophy." Lotiia Class ola^s closad 22nd and 29bh Deoeinber, and ath January. Hible Glass and Stnily Class, Thursday, 7.30 p.m. Lodge-room open Saturday. 3 to 5 p.m. ELLINGTON ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUALISTS (Registered)? NEW CENTURY IIALL, Kent-terrace. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 22« d DEC, At 7 o'clock sharp. Lecture by Mr. Ishcrwbod. Subject — "Personal Exiiericnccs." At the conclusion of the Lecture Mr. Isherwood will give Psychometric Readings. Mossage of Life and -Harbinger of Light for December. Admission, Silver Coin. A DISTINGUISHED MEDIUM GEORGIA GLADYS COOLEY. " Watch Pott Advertisement. Committee at closo of mqpting. .t. t "ELMNGTON CENTRAL MIsT SION, HERBERT-STREET. Morning Service,' 11 a.m. Speaker, Mr T. Willcston. Evening Service, 7 p.m. Christmas Singing, etc. Speakor, Mr. W. J. Gray. STRANGERS' TEA, 5.15 p.m. All strangers to city are cordially invited to como along. A hearty welcome is given to all, rich and poor alike. To the Services all day a hearly invitation is extended to all. , Como and hear hearty singing and the good news of .Salvation. . HELPING HAND MISSION. Cornor Taranaki and Jessio streets. Missiouor— Mr. L." O. Stanton. 11 a m. — Prayer, Praise, and Fellowship. 2.45 p.m.— Biblo Claw. 7 p.m.— Bright, Helpful Gospel Service Opon-air, 6.15, corner "^Taranaki-street and Couvtenay-place. Salvation full, free, and for all. Sunday School opens 29th December. BETHLEHEM— "My Visit to Bethlehem last Christmas Day." Address by Rev. E. P. Blamircs at the following Methodist Churches: — NEWTOWN— 22nd Dec, 11 am", i KILBIUOTG— 22nd Dec, 7 p.m. ISLAND BAY— 2sth Dec., 7.30 p.m. SPIRITUALISTIC BAND OF HELPERS (Registered), London Pjano Co.'fl Building, 88, MannerG-s.treet. Mr. J. Wilson will deliver a. Trance Lecture TO-MORROW (Sunday Night), at 7, o'cloflr. Subject — "Where is Heaven?" Mrs. Sorensen will give Clairvoyant Description*) and Messages after Lecture. "Message of Life" for December. g~A LVAT I 0 N' ARMY. VIVIAN-STREET CITADEL. ' Mrs/Brigadier Albiston will conduct / SERVICES ON SUNDAY. You are cordially invited. SECTIONS, YQBlt BAY. /THERE arc now only 19 SECTIONS -*"- left for Salo iv this beautiful bay. They are all largo areas, well sheltered from the prevailing winds, lio well to the sun, and ideal situations for gardens. Every Section enn bo built on without any expense for excavation. SPECIALLY EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. A Morning and Evening 'Bus Service has been established for over a year, thua enabling residents lo catch the boat in time for bus>ine&s. ' ,Oall aud get a Plan. WM. H. TURNBULL AND CO., 3, Panama-street. SUMMER IS COMING. rgIHE BALANCE of the SPLENDID JL SITES, numbering 15, situated al FERRYSIDE, I DAY'S BAY, Aro open for Sale- by Private Treaty. Theso allotments, all having a fino harbour view, aro ideal sites for a- Seasido Residence. ALLOTMENTS OF HALF AN ACRE ! MAY BE HAD FOR £130. and the builder mnv begin at once. Tho Ferry Steamers run regularly, and the means of communication with Iho city 1 are frequent and quick. The most liberal terms are offered to those who proposo to build. Full particulars may bo had at THE WELLINGTON ' FERRY CO.'S OFFICE, 12, Customhouso-quay. FOR SALE. M ACRES LAND, Lower Hutt; £40 per aero ; splendid site for house. More thaii half in beauliftul natural bush. Apply 11. M. Hnywnrd, White's Line, Lower Hutt! or Old Ciulomg-ftrocl, WollinstniK
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 150, 21 December 1907, Page 2
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