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Evening Star, Issue 15817, 31 May 1915, Page 2

ihe Caversham Presbyterian Sunday School anniversary was celebrated yesterdav. The morning service was conducted bv the Rev. A Gray, who took as his text Proverbs xiv., 11. Ho emphasised the great value of home life. Of ihe three great institutions of the nation—the home, the Church, and the Stale—the home was the most important ami hi ? h ideals of home.and family relationships were essential for the well-being of the nation. Both at the morning and afternoon services }lr Gray spoke to the children, [tithe evening the Rev. J. C. Jamieson preached from Coiossiaus iv., 5. He referred to the importance, both' to individuals and to lKliions, of a recogsition of opportunities. The seizins; of opportunities was an essential element to success, and the supreme opportunity of the Church to-day was afforded bywork in 'Sabbath schools and Bible classes. Thfc collections for the day were in aid of the Sunday School funds, 'and amounted to about £9. An old saw-mill, form'crlv used by. the Parker-Lamb Timber Company, wa,? gutted by fixe at Auckland oil Saturday afternoon. The whole of the content's was destroyed, including a steam engine and a 3ii7>t.iV>ri"c»n = engine. The' building v Jlacklow Bros. The damage is estimated at about £2,000. The only insurance on the building was £IOO in (he New Zealand Office It is not known whether the contents wrrc insured. SOOTHES THE PAIN. Neuralgia arise? • from a cold, defective teeth, or constitutional causes, and to effect a cure you mils'!, remove fhe cause. Whatever the. cause, relief may be obtained by using Chamberlain's Pain Ralm freelv. Chamberraiii's Pain HaUrn will <6'oth'e tne pain to such an extent that the patient will be able to obtain sleep—{Ad vt J