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Evening Star, Issue 22258, 8 February 1936, Page 14

Notification of Sunday eervices as enumerated below appears in our Sunday service* advertising columns: —Anglican: St. Pauls Cathedral, All Saints’. Presbyterian: First Church, Knox Church, St. Andrew’s. Musselburgh, St. Stephen’s, Roslyn, South Dun. erlin, Kaikorai. Methodist:^ Trinity, Centra! Mission, Mornington, St. Kilda, Caversham, Dundas Street, Abbotsford. Baptist: Hanover Street, Caversham, Mornington, South Dunedin, Roslyn, Sunshine, North-east Valley. Congregational: Moray Place Church, United. Church of Christ: St. Andrew Street, North-east 1 Valley, South Dunedin. York Place Hall, Playfair Street Hall,. Chris, tian Science, Theosopbical Society, Spiritualists. Orange Hall. The Railway Department advertises in this issue particulars of excursion fares and train arrangements in connection with the Dunedin races on February 13 and 15. . The Dunedin Junior Orchestra (conductoe, Mr Roy C. Spackman) will start its activities for 1936 on Monday night, in Begg s Music Salon, at 7. A fine collection of new music has been arranged.' The usual weekly old-time dance will be held in the I'.arly Settlers’ Hall to-night. There will be hicky spots and a Monte Carlo, and the Savonia Dance Band will provide the music. Kyo strain —for eye comfort, for vision, consult Sturmer and Watson Ltd., Opticians. 2 Octagon. Dunedin—[Advt.J Have your watch cleaned now and lengthen its service; it pays. —W. Strachan, watchmaker, 197 George street (opposite National Bank). —[Advt.]