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OERHAMPORE BAPTIST CHUfiCH, JO South-road. Morning, at 11 — Mr. Jac»l»sen Evening, at 7 — Hon. O. If. Lake Open-air Meeting 1 at Green-st, 7.45 To-night. riIHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. X WELLINGTON BRANCH. A Pnblio Address will be delivered fct ihe Society's Ro»m, York Chambers, Manners street, on Sunday, al 7 p.m. sharp. Subject — ' The Religions of Japan." Tuesday — Business meeting, 7.45 p.m. Thursday — Beginners' Class, 7.45 p.m. P<HRISTADELPHIAN LECTURES ara V^ given every SUNDAY EVENING afc 7 o'clock in the Victoria Hall, Adelaideroad, to which all are cordially invited. Subject— ''Doom it matter what we believe. What does the Bible say f" Seats free. No colleotion. NITARIAN FREI3 CHURCH: Ingestre-strect. DR. TUDOR JONES 11 a.m. — "Tho Supreme Ideal of th» Christian Life." 7 p.m. — "Christianity and the Needs o£ the Present." (2) "Tho Changes Needed in the Presentation of Christianity and their Meaning." WELLINGTON CENTRAL MISSION, Herbert-street. SUNDAY SERVICES. 10 a.m. — Band at Sage's-!ane, off Tory-st. 11 a.m. — Speaker, Roy. A. F. Burchell. 2.30 — Bible Cla=s and Sunday School. 6 p.m. — Band at Ghuznee-slreet. 7 p.m. — Evangelistic Address. Speaker, Rev. A. F. Burchell. A hearty invitation is given to one and all to the above Services. SPIRITUALISTIC BAND OF HELPERS (Registered), London Piano Co.'g Building, 121, Manners-street. TO MORROW (SUNDAY). PROBLEMS OF TO-DAY. Morning, 11 — Mr. Wilson will read m Paper on "The Spiritual Life." Questions answered. Evening, 7 — An inspirational Address will bo given by Sister Estelle, B.L.S.P.C. Subject: "Architects of Heaven." At the close of Address Sister Eetelle will give Psychometry and Clairvoyant Messages. Message of Life for May. THOS. WM. STEEL, Secretary. HELPING HAND MISSION. (UNSECTARIAN) Corner Taranaki and Jpssie streets. 11 a.m. — Speaker, Mr. L. O. Stanton. "The Second Advent." (2) "Its Relation to the Success of the Church." 3.30 — Adult Bible Class. Ephesians 4. 7 o'clock — Bright Gospel Service. Speaker, Mr. L. O. Stanton. Come ! ■STS7-ELLINGTON ASSOCIATION OP V> SPIRITUALISTS (Registered). NEW CENTURY HALL, Kent-terrace. GEORGIA GLADYS COOLEY Will give MESSAGES, MESSAGES, SUNDAY, 9th MAY, 1909. Morning, at 11 a.m.— Psychic Research Class. Afternoon, at 2.30 — Children's Lyceum. Evening, at 7 o'clock — Georgia Gladys Cooley will Lecture. Subject : ''The Law of Spirit Control." Messages and Character Reading at close. Messenger of Life and Harbinger of Light for May. Special Seating provided. Admission — 6d and Is. HP O LET. RELIGIOUS SERVICES, MEETINGS, ETC. .Spacious HALL in Freemasons' Hall Building, Boulcott-street, recently occupied by the Unitarian Society. For terms, etc., apply to H. F. ALLEN AND SON, Public Accountants, 8 and 9, Norwich Chambers, 111, Customhouse-quaj. THE ELECTRON, ' "* Rawson's Buildings, Woodward-street. Principals : C. A. Turner, F. D. Fergusson. 1750R Curo of Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Insomnia. Obesity, Dyspepsia, Kidney Troubles, etc., etc., by Mineral, Electric, Turkish, Russian, and Medicated Baths ; also by Hand, Electric, and Vibratory Massage. Inspection invited. Tel. U35. MISS MILSOM, Hair Physician and Face Specialist, teaches ladies and gentlemen the true head and face massage, diagnoses each case, and advises patients the necessary preparations to use to _ ensure healthy, glossy hair. Call or write. King's Chambers, Willie-street, Wellington. Telephone 814. "OEMOVAL oi ouperfiuous Hair. — B«« J=-*> fore using the many advertised depilatories for this purpose, consult Mra. Haybittle on Electrolysis, the only porroanent cure. 268, Lambton-quay. MRS. ROLLESTON, Certificated Masseuse, Ladies' Hairdresser and Toilet Specialist, has resumed duties. Hair Treatment, Face Massage, and Shampooing. 4, Willis-street, (over Carroll's). Tel. MRS. WADDELL, Masseuse and Manicurist, has removed to 43, Kentterrace. Almond Skin Food, Face Gloves and Hair Tonics. Consultation Free. 1 SKIN BALM (Castles's) is now used by a, large number of people for keeping tho hands and face in good condition. It cleanses the skin by removing from tho pores the dirt that soap can't Teach. Cures chapped hands "right soon," and makes the skin white and supple. Non-greasy, and harmless. Is 6d per pot, post free. Castle's Pharmacies, 10, Cuba-street, and 66, Vivian-street, Wellington. 1 "ORIVATE MATERNITY HOSPI- "- TAL, with every home comfort and care, established by NURSE STRATFORD, at 28, PIRIE-STREET, near Kent-terrace Tram Station. Telephone 2356. RANGATIRA IDRIVATE HOSPITAL, 2- 13. AUSTIN-STREET. Telephone 2686. Established by — THE MISSES NEALi:. Registered and Certificated Midwivee. Every Care and Attention. IMMENSE SENSATION! ANEW POSTCARD of MISS AMY BOCK, the Lady Bridegroom (P. CAKOL REDWOOD*, photographed by C. W. Pattillo, the Bridal Photographer, Dur.edin. Full length, in male attire, with, copy of signature, as written in Dunedin la°t. Monday. Prico 3d. For sale at Postcard Shops. Trade supplied dirent. LEFf^OFF CLOTHING. "" milE PEOPLE'S WARDROBE SHOP, JL 118, Taianal.i-strcet — Mrs. Night, ing-ale, buyer of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing. Boots, etc. Mrs. Nightingale calls at the Hutt pm\ Pclono Wednesdays. Write or 'phono 2924. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. T AUIES' and Gents' Superior Misfit -fi-J and Left-ofF Clothing bought for cash • also Boots, Trunks, and Portmanteaux. Highest prices given. Letters attended to. Mrs. Pritchard, 56. Vi-vian-street. Telephone 1101. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MRS. DALLEY is still giving the highest price for Ladies , Gentlemen's, and Children's superior Misfit, Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters attended to. Address Mrs. Dalley, 107, Ingoptre-street. | Telephone 2964.- . | SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF ! WOMEN AND CHILDREN. rjPHE Secretary will be in attendants*. •! -fi- tho Rooms, Bridge's Buildings, 102, Willis-street, on TUESDAY and F&t DAY MORNING^ from id td 1fi.30. £U > communications strictly Aon&dentitL

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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 108, 8 May 1909, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 108, 8 May 1909, Page 2

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