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AMUSEMENTS. —DON’T FORGET—"BE BRITISH” And GO TO THE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THIS GISBORNE SAVAGE /CLUB AN Will Present UNPARALLEI> HiQIHr K lIS AID OF RED ,jf6S§ f: And CITIZENS’ DEFENCE COMMUTTEE’B FUNDS. A Spemi ajid Unique Programme by leading Ajembap of the Tribe and tlie Savage Jufub Orchestra, under the batpiid (If Savage M. L. Foster. Savage Ci Wood (Leader). NEW SONGSJNEW TURNS, Te Ariki Hori Toki (Geo. Stock, Esq.), will preside. Special Spectacular Scenery and Lighting Effects, at the Opera House, 8 p.m.— THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS! I’-ox Plan now open Miller’s Corner. —POPULAR PRICES—os, 3s,'and 2s. Sound Advice—'“Reserve Your Seats.” SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SALVATION ARMY To See or Not to Se& t&mal U A-/ " r in, is the Question 11 a.in. Subject, “Andrew, the Personal Worker.” (John 1., 40-42.) /Personal work .is tli e keynote to progress in the world’s redemption. Write that on the tablets of * your heart and respond daily to its promptings. Andrew simply uttered one sentence: “We iiavo found the -Messiah.” Tie possessed mu experience eloquence could never make up for. Experience with one sentence can move men as eloquence without it can never do. The greatest weakness of the Church to-day is not party spirit or divisions, blit membership without obligation. Andrew, the Head of tho World Soul Y\ inners, teach us a lesson. 7 PAL—SALVATION ADDRESS by MRS. ENSIGN GLOVER,

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