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EDUCATIONAL. "THE HOLLINSIDE PLAYERS." A DULT VACANCIES—Thorough tui- ■£*- tion given by Leading Teacher in Elocution, Piaya, and Dialogues, for £1 Is per term. 3745 Evg. Post. OCHOOL OF SPEECH TRAINING ° AND DRAMATIC ART. UNA WELLER. Pupils coached for competitions and Trinity College Examinations. STUDIOS: Majpstin Buildings, Dl Park Road, "Willis St. Miramar. Character Work a Specialty. ITES. A. D. KERR, M.A. i-"- French Classes for Ladies. Beginners' Class now being formed. More advanced class meets Monday afternoon. Pupils coached all examinations. Tel. 54-2-21 (daytime). VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. SESSION 1938. THE First Term will begin on Monday, March 7. All students are required to present themselves to their Faculties on either Monday, March 7, or Tuesday, March 8, in order to arrange their proposed courses of study. Lectures will commence on Wednesday, March 9. Further details will be advertised later. G. G. S. ROBISON. Registrar. HADLOW PREPARATORY SCHOOL. MASTERTON. BOARDING School for Boys, chiefly between ages of 6 and 14 years. Healthy locality. Open-air Dormitories, and Schoolrooms, jwimming Baths, Tennis Court, Woodwork Room. Modern methods of diet. Prospectus on application to the Secretary. ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS. Enrol with "PXTING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Classes have already Commenced. Write or call for Free Prospectus. Box 826, Vickers House, Wellington. -.- -\ Woodward St. VIOLIN. T CHURLEY WALKER, L.K.S.M., ' has resumed Teaching at his Residence, STUDIO: 227 UPPER WILLIS STREET. PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, AND VIOLA. FR4NK E. CROWTHER resumes Teaching MONDAY, February 14. Studio: ■ 37 COURTENAY PLACE. Telephone 53-521. • PIANOFORTE. •nOROTHY GREENISH, L.R.S.M., -L' Has Resumed Tuition. Term commences with Pupils. Telephone 41-633. STUDlO—Britain's Building, 54 Manners Street. MEETINGS. THE WELLINGTON CLOTHING TRADES INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. THE MONTHLY GENERAL MEETING of the above Union will be held in the Trades Hall, on TUESDAY, February 15, at 8 p.m. E. B. NEWTON, Secretary; WELLINGTON AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF SHOP ASSISTANTS. J^ MEETING of ALL SECTIONS of the a'oove Society will be held on TUESDAY, February 15, in the Trades Hall, 126 Vivian Street, Wellington, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: GENERAL. Your attendance is requested. W. H. COOMBE, Secretary.. THE EOYAITwELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. rpHE Thirty-third Annual General Meet- ■*• ing of the above Society will take place on TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, in St. John's Schoolroom, Dixon Street, at 8 o'clock. Business: Annual Report and Statement of Accounts, Election of Officers, and General. W. E. CALDOW, Hon. Secretary. Telephones: 53-134, 17-359. PUBLIC MEETING. H^HE HON. R. SEMPLE, Minister of ■*■ Public Works and Transport, will address a public meeting at CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR, ou THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, at S p.m. A film depicting old and new methods of construction on the major Public Works in New Zealand will be shown. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. A T the place called Calvary, we see the ■*"*■ religious world (the Jews), the intellectual world (the Greeks), and the military world (the Romans) all united in the crowning act of man's guilt—the crucifixion of the Son of. God. For we read in Luke 23:38 that the superscription over His cross was written in letters of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew. We believe from a careful study of the 'Word of God that this unholy alliance will again be in evidence when He conies with His redeemed Church to set up His earthly kingdom and to reign over this world for 1000 years. The 2nd Psalm points us right on to that_ blessed day when He shall be King of Kings and Lord of Lords. In Verses 1 and 2 we are told that the people imagine a vain thing, and desire to throw off all restraint. Man in his blindness and ignorance imagines that he. can build n paradise in this scene of sin and sorrow. Vain hope, they set themselves against the Lord and His Anointed. Verse 4 says: "He that sitteth in the.heavens shall laugh: the Lord shall have them in. derision." Last week we spoke of the false prophet, the antichrist, sitting in the Temple of God and showing himself that he is God. This then is where man's boasted learning and civilisation is leading him, to rebellion, and war against his Creator. Thank God for everyone that can say as the Psalmist in Psalm 16:6, "I have set the Lord always before me: because He is at my riant hand I shall not be moved." And Psalm 40:2: "Brought out of the horrible pit and the miry clay ... set upon the rock. The Rock Christ Jesus, against which the gates of Hell shall not prevail. Ihe wonderful 2nd Psalm rightly follows the blessed Psalm of the happy separated man. Psalm 1. While we prove from the Word of God that Christendom is goin=unto judgment, we do not doubt that among it all, are many really "born a^ain" souls. Their intentions in remaining there are doubtless good, but we would refer them to two Scriptures, Jer. 51:3 and Rev. 18:4; also 2 Cor. 6:17. Next week, D.V.. we shall continue this subject. Anxious souls please imte F. J Cross. 25 Crawford Rnad, E3. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY (Wellington Auxiliary.) T^HE Annual Meeting of the Society will -1- be held in the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall, Wellington, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1038, at 8 p.m. A Lecture will be delivered by the Rev. G. W. Sheppard, the Society's Secretary in China for 15 years, entitled "China and Japan: Similarities and Contrasts." Occasion will be taken to farewell Mrs. Florence Porter, late Organising Secretary to the Auxiliary, and to welcome her successor, Miss Ruth Fawcett. Admission Free. All Welcome. Collection for Expenses,