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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 42, 17 August 1918, Page 3

ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS' HALL. "Our Theatre" Building, Riddiford-st. BIBLE STUDY—To-morrow, at 2.30 p.m. and 7 p.m. All are welcome. CHURCH OF GOD TABERNACLE, Tasman-street.—TO-NIGHT: 7, Lesson, "Working in the Church." Acts 2, 4147. To-morrow 11, Subject;, "Perfection Was the Gospel of Abraham," Gen. 17, l._ The Father at Sinai, Heb. 4, 6. Margin. Jesus on the Mount, Matt. 5, 48. Spurious Gospels Omit the 10 Commandments. Rom. 3, 31. Lantern Service 6.30. DAVID NIELD, Pastor. EGYPT GENERAL MISSION. fT\HE following Meetings have been ar—L ranged (D.V.) in connection with Miss Perkins's visit to Wellington: — SUNDAY, 18th AUGUST—Young Women's Christian Association, at 4 p.m. TUESDAY, 20th AUGUST — Young Men's Christian Association, at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY, 21st AUGUST—Vivianstreet Baptist Hall, at 7.30 p.m. The Empire's call for soldiers these four years has been responded to by the millions of Briton's sturdy sons from every Continent. For nearly twenty centuries the soldiers of Christ have volunteered and been fighting for a, cause which is in the throes of a world-war, a war of which the present European conflict is but a shadow. Many of our military officers and men have learnt in the African desert to value and appreciate and to know a little of what it has cost our bravo coun-try-women who havo left homo and comforts to labour for the cause of Christ year jn and year out, in many cases without salary or reward, in Mohammedan lands. Miss Perkins and her fellow lady workers in their little mission house situated near the desert and right on the dusty highway were honoured one morning by the officer commanding a trooj> of Australian Horse proceeding to Salonika, who halted his men and called upon them to give three ringing British cheers for the Egypt General Mission and its brave lady missionaries. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. MILK SUPPLY. MILK SUPPLY. MILK SUPPLY. MILK SUPPLY. MILK SUPPLY. MILK SUPPLY. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. BY arrangement with the Council, the Postal Department's letter-carriers (commencing MONDAY NEST) will deliver a CARD to each Tesidence in the City and Suburbs, asking for particulars of householders' milk requirements under the "block" system. Householders .will please fill in ■ the card when the postman calls, so that they will not be overlooked on the first morning oE milk distribution under the Council's Scheme. Householders not receiving a card by 10th September should ask their lettercarrier for one, in order to ensure a supply of milk when the Scheme commences. Unless the card is filled in, the blame will rest on the householder, if milk is not delivered when the Scheme starts. Below is a copy of the card which will be delivered. Householders should read carefully: — CABD. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. Wellington, August, 1918. Sir or Madam, The City Council are arranging for the distribution of Milk to the residents of Wellington and Suburbs under the "Block System." To ensure that your requirements will be correct from the commencement and that your house will not be missed on the first morning of such delivery, you are requested to fill in the DAILY particulars at the foot of this card. In the event of more than one family residing in your house, please state separately the requirements of each, under their respective names. No Street Mr Pints of Milk Mr .... Pints of Milk Mr r Pints of Milk Mr Pints of Milk Householder's Signature JNO. R, PALMER, Town Clerk. 15th August, 1918. . . WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE TO CITY MILK VENDORS. VENDORS, are reminded that the cards forwarded with regard to the Council's scheme for the delivery of milk are returned to tho undersigned not later than Monday next, the 19th instant, at 12 o'clock noon. If any Vendor or Milk Shop Proprietor has not yet received the letter and card, he should immediately apply at my office, when ho will be supplied with one. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 16th August, 1918. "O O H, SALE. ONE SECTION IN MIRAMAR. Cost £169, Government Valuation £120. Cash price £100 TWO SECTIONS AT LOWER HUTT, £100 and £120. PRIVATE OWNER, care Evening Poet. ENGLISH 4-SEATER CAR FOR SALE. 1 JERRY 11-9-h.p., elec. lights, detachable wheels, painted biscuit colour; only been in use for 15 months; _ does 30----35 miles to the gallon petrol; price £300. Apply to MAGNUS, SANDERSON & CO., LTD., Wakefield-street. 'Phono 502. r^HAIRS! CHAIRS! CHAIRS! TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS: 6 only High-class Polished Chairs. Worth 15s 6d per chair; the half-dozen for £4 5s 12 only extra strong Heart of ' Rimu Chairs, with shaped baok. Regular prico 17s 6d per chair; 1 dozen for £8 15te HILL'S ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURE DEPOT, 10, Rintoul-streot, Newtown. Open Evenings. Free Delivery. EEDLESS Suffering—The testimony of grateful people, whom you can interview, witness {hat Mr. T. J. Hood'r treatment affords instant relief and a lasting recovery. Three years' ill-health and brain fag cured in 8 days; 2 years' neuritis in 10 days; 15 years' dyspepsia and 7 years' sciatica in 3 weeks. One hour's treatment erpels doubt, and is free at Massage Rooms, Briwen-street Corner, Lambton-quay, Wellington. OST—AII worry about cooking failures by using Sharland's Baking Powder. Costs less than others. Surest, purest M'MILLAN'S, Ladies' Tailors, 48, Man-ners-street, have received new season's Gabs, and Navy Serges; guaranteed dye. Ciutomers aro requested to leave their orders early. EARN to Help Yourself and Others— Mental and Magnetic Healing successfully taught by mail. Particulars free. Do Laurence Institute, Box 442, G.P.0., Auckland. 1 SYDAL, the great Healer and Emollient for the Skin. All Chemists. Wholesale from Geo. W. Wilton and Co., Ltd., 61, Cuba-street OT Water Bottles. Unique Brand, made by North British Rubber Co., new stocks just to hand; 2s in the £ discount off present prices for remainder of season. R. M, Greco, Chemist, 141, ViviwMtreet.