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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue XC, 7 October 1915, Page 2

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. > "EARL OF LIVERPOOL'S OWN." "EARL OF LIVERPOOL'S OWN." TRENTHAM REGIMENTAL BAND (BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT) WILL GIVE A GRAND BAND CONCERT! AT THE X'ARGE TOWN HALL T ARGE TOWN HALL JLiARGE TOWN HALL . - 1-MRGE TOWN HALL TO-MORROW, FRIDAY. FRIDAY. THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY OF HEARING" THE FINEST MILITARY BAND IN NEW ZEALAND WAR FILMS WILL BE SCREENED AT INTERVALS THROUGHOUT THE EVENING. PORTION OF PROCEEDS IN AID OF FUNDS FOR PROVIDING BINOCULARS. POPULAR PRICES. Plan Bristal. Watch Friday's papers for full announcement. JOSEPH LEWIS, General Sec. N.Z. Patriotic Society.

WARNING! — i "EWERY genuine Singer Sewing Machine bears an identification number. The publio are cautioned from purchasing Sewing Machines which are offered to them as SINGER'S, but which do not bear the Singer identification , number, or which have an identification number that has been tampered with. The SINGER identification number should be looked for in every case, where the purchaser requires a genuine SINGER Machine. Second-hand SINGERS are also being sold as now. When in doubt ask the SINGER Sewing Machine Company, 8, Willis-street, tho only SINGER Shop in Wellington. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LIMITED. HOT WATER FOR BATHS A POSITIVE LUXURY. THE Company supplies and fixes complete a "HANDY" WATER HEATER that will heat a constant supply of 1? gallons of water par minute at a temperature of 130 to 140 degrees for • £7/7/The "HANDY" WATER HEATER is one of the most reliable and efficient Water Heaters made. YOU TURN A HANDLE— THE GAS DOES THE REST. CAN BE SEEN IN OPERATION ANY DAY AT THE COMPANY'S SHOWROOM. THE VISIBLE YOST TYPEWRITER THE VISIBLE YOST TYPEWRITER IS still the Neatest Writing " Machine on the market. Call or write for particulars of ' the Latest Models. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., LTD., 17 and 19. CUBA-STRET, Wellington, Sole Agents for New Zealand. mo let. Webb-street — Shop and 6 Rooms, every convenience, gas, c. light. Apply, BAKER BROS., 203, Quay. 1 / mo let, SHOP, opposite Entrance, G.P.O. Cheap rent. 'Apply THOMSON, BROWN, AND EAST, 174, Featherston-street. TO LET, 3 unfurnished Rooms, separate entrance, kitchen, all con>veniences, close to town. Address at Evening Post. TO LET, Offices, best position Lamb-ton-quay ; . cheap. Apply on premises, 276, Quay. fj^O LET, Furnished Flat, complete and X separate; vacant Wednesday. Apply 36, Roxburgh-street. 0 LET, 3-roomed Cottage, bath, etc., 12s 6d, or would sell £295, any terms. Apply 163r Willis-street. TO LET, Furnished Bungalow, 6 rooms, garage, handy city; two guineas weekly. Particulars Evening Post. TO LET, furnished or unfurnished Room, lady employed during day; Parade, Island Bay. Apply Parade, Evening Post. LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY — » The annual meeting of the Wellington Auxiliary of the London Missionary Society was held at the Terrace Congregational Church last night. There was a large attendance, and marked interest was taken in the work of the parent society. Officers were elected for the current year, amd an instructive address on China was delivered by the annual deputation, the Rev. T. Howard Smith.' A lecture, descriptive of life and mission work in China, was also delivered in the Congregational Schoolroom, Cour-tenay-place, on Tuesday evening by the j Rev. (T. Howard Smith, who "for nearly twenty years has laboured in Pekin, under the auspices of the London Missionary Society. The lecture was illustrated by some fine coloured slides, and was greatly appreciated by the audience. A unique feature was the exhibition of a | cinema film illustrating medical mission j I work among the lepers, which graphically described the efforts made to ameliorate the condition and brighten ' the lives of those afflicted with that disease. The Rev. A. E. Hunt, who presided, announced that the lecture would be repeated to-night at the Congregational Church, Constable-street, Newtown, on I behalf of the funds of the London Mia[fiionary Societ-