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Evening Star, Issue 21090, 30 April 1932, Page 17

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TOWN HALL E. C. Hinrichsen. SUNDAY, 6.30 p.m. HEAR EVANGELISTS HINRICHSEN AND MORRIS, Subject: ■CHRISTIAN UNITY.' Should Protestants Unite? Will the Anti-Cod Movement Cause Catholic and Protestant to Unite? SPECIAL SINGING. Services for next week are to be conducted in Marquee, Hanover Street, Dunedin. EVERYBODY WELCOME.

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An egg merchant complains that thej innumerable Government orders and bylaws are couched in language which his lay mind cannot understand. Still, a lay mind is the most suitable for an egg merchant, Wo read of a baritone who stopped a panic in a New York concert hall. This is just where he differs from some other singers we know. The governor of one of our prisons says that he does his best to teach the convicts good manners. We sincerely hope he reminds bandits that it is rndc> to point with a revoivwt