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Evening Star, Issue 12652, 4 November 1905, Page 8

Relisrious. piBST CHCBCH. Rev. J. SHORE, M-A., Will Preach TO-MORROW MORNING and EVENING. »TJSSKLL STREET Hall.—-Mr Duncan ju<iJ Wright will conduct and address the Meeting To-morrow -Evening. Subject. Giants, and How to Fight Them.' For last "■ iday's Berrice many thanks. y Place.—The Gospel i (d.v.) on Sunday IOSLYN (City road Hall).—Gospel Meet ' ing (d.v.), Sunday, 6.50 pjn. You ar. jally united. HOG Biscuits, finest EBglish make, 5d per ■ lb, 71b for 2s 6d. Skene and Fleming, v»er Stuart street. fcOG Bis lb,'7lb for er Stuart str ARGE Bankrupt Stock Wail Papers just cost; high-class Gold Papers, Is, usual prs ' " J . James Wren Company, South Pn«t«t t. "hUNEDIN progressive society. > —Trades Hall, TO-MORROW, 7 p.m., [r D. DAWSON. ' Pawnbroking; Its Scrip..iral Regulation' (Ex. xx:i., 26 and 27; Ueui. xxiv., 6, 10. and 11). Explained by the science of correspondence. Discussion. Music. THEOSOPHICAIi Society.—Lecture by Mr - T. H. Mar^yn (of Sydney). Subject: • Mind and Body.' Board' Room, His Maiesty's Theatre, 6.30. t /STORNINGTON Methodist Circuit.—Mor--I.TA niugton: 11 a.m., Rev. A. N. Scooter; 6.30 p.m., Rev. T. G. Brooke. Roslyn: 11 a.m., Rev. T. G. Brooke; 6.30 p m., Rev. A. >". Scotter. Belleknowes: 11 am., Mr W. H. Ganderton; 6.30 p.m.. Mr S. F. Benton. Maori Hill; 11 a-m., Mr J. Lomae; 6.30 p.m., Mr U. Cameron. T. ANDREW'S 6.30 p.m., Studies in Ghri Duty of Joining the Teiim i,ugiuii. iw;v. R. WADDELL, M.A., D.D. JJOME of the Errors of Chri J This Lecture will be delive p m. on Sunday in the Ckristadelphian Hall, nrart Congregational Church, Moray pi&eo. All welcome; no collection. ["ETHODIST CHURCHES!—Oirp-ill roadT a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. T. Trestrail. St. Kilda Town Hall: 11 a,m., Mr E. Asiin; 6.30 p-m., Uev. H. Ransion.

A woman wrote to the Mayor of Gilly, near Dijon (France), asking to be allowed to make an excavation in the city, where, according to an old letter, a great treasure had been buried by the monks of Citeaux. The local Council agreed, bat all that was found was an old stone coffin -containrog a skull and a few hones.