SUNDAY SERVICES. [ ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, HASTINGS, Communion at 8 a.m.; also at Mahora at 7.30 a.m. Matt ins and Sermon 11 a.m. Evensong and Sermon / p.m. ITTESLE Y CHURCH, HASTINGS.-’ ▼ ▼ Preacher: Rev. Angus Mcßean. 11 a.m.. Rev Angus Mcßean; 7 p.m., Mr. H. R. French; Song Service at 6.40. Whakatu, 7 p.m. Young Men’s Mission Band; Pakowhai, 7 p.m . Rev. A. Mcßean. Gospel hall, kaeaml ko a d HASTINGS. SUNDAY, SEPT. 17th., 1922. Afternoon, at 2.15: Sunday School. Evening at 7 o’clock: The Gospel, "A Ransom for Many.'' ALL HEARTILY WELCOME. THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.-A public A meeting will be held on Sunday evening in the Lodge Room, "Mason’s Buildings," at 7 p.m. Subject of lecture: “Ihe Bujlding of Character." Invitation to all. SI. MS DR EVTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MARKET STREET. HAST Morning, 11 a.m., "Unrealised Possessions." Evening at 7 p.m., “Christ’s Interpretation of Law." Preacher: Rev. Archibald E. Hunt. BAPTIST CHUR CH? KARAMU ROAD, HASTINGS. Preacher: Rev. T. Keith Ewen. 11 am. ‘‘The Practical Influence of the Jew”; 7 p.m.. ‘‘The Wounds of Jesus." (Communion at close). SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST~CHURCH, Nelson Street, Hastings. Subject: "The Day cf the Lord," (concluded). "After the Millennium—‘A New Heaven and a New Earth’; What is the Second Death?" A welcome extended to all. Commencing at 7 p.m. ST. COLUMBA’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HAVELOCK NORTH.— Havelock. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; Paki Paki, 1.30 p.m. Poukawa, 3 p.m.—Rev, R. Waugh. FIRE! FIRE I FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! AVe beg to notify our customers that our premises are now sufficiently repaired to enable us to Resume Business, and having sold all our fire damaged goods WE WILL OPEN On MONDAY, SEPT. 18th., 1922., with full stocks of all General Produce, Note a few of our prices for cash. Prime Fowl W’heat, Maize, SparrowBill Oats or Pollard.—2l/- for a 2001 b. sack. Table Potatoes (guaranteed good). 16/sack. Seed Potatoes, from 6/6 per cwt. Straw or Hay, 1 /6 per bale. Tui Calfmeal, 6/3 per 251 b. bag. Best Oyster Shell Grit, 9/6 per cwt. Oaten Sheaf Chaff, 4/6 per sack. Lawn Grass Seed (choice), 1/8 per lb. Linseed (whole), 3d. neir lb. (ground) •Id. lb. SACKS. We pay top prices for Sacks of all descriptions al) the year round. LANGLEY & CO. STATION STREET. HASTINGS. ’Phone—3l7.
THE AFTERMATH Of THE GREAT SALVAGE SALE. All the goods left over from this Sale will be on sale at our Garage during the next week, marked at giveaway prices. The following are a few of the lines:— Tyres for Dodge Cars, 32 x 3j, £2 10/each. Tyres for Dodffe Cars, 32 x 3], Non Skid, £3 each. Engine Tyre Pumps, suit any car, each. Latest Foot-operated Pumps, 15/- each. Hand Pumps with Gauge, 15/- each. Utility Valve Lifters, 5/- each. Four-cylinder Magnetos, £5 each. Petrol Turn-off Taps, 1/6 each. Petrol Drain Taps, 1/- each. Set of Three Straight Tyre Levers, 3/- set. Ram’s Horn Tyre Levers, 3/- each. Porter Fuel Economisers for Fords, 10/- each. Petrol Gauges, 10/- each. Sparking Plugs, 2/- each. Vevo Valve Fittings, card containing 12 packets, each packet containing 16 fittings, 5/- per card. Nickle-plated Side and Tail Lamps (Oil) 45/- set. Car Anti-thief Locks. Windscreen Mirrors. Radiator Hose and Clips. Fan Belts. Pump Connections. More-room Steering Wheels. Car Polish. Metal Polish. Nettleford’s Wood. Screws No. 10 and No. 12, and a host of other good lines. All the above prices are nett cash, and the opportunity seldom occurs like this. rpHE TOURIST MOTOR COY.,, LTD. MARKET STREET, HASTINGS. BAKER’S PATENT NON-SAG MATTRESS TIGHTENER. A veritable boon. No more sleepless nights. Sft. 3ft. 6in. 4ft. 4ft. 6in. 6/6 7/- 7/6 8/Per Pair. Ask your Ironmonger or Furniture Dealer, or send postal notes direct to—“UNIVERSAL” AGENCIES, WELLINGTON. 1,/UtEE lecture on "The Unfinished Work * of Christ; Resurrection and Judgment.’’ Orange Hall, Lyndon Road, Hastings. Come. JACKSON’S Removed to temporary preniises opposue. (Next Don’s.) ADVER TISEB, aged 40 .open for Engagement in ?;ny suitable position. Practical experience of mining and its branches in Australia, Africa, England, The Far East, and New Zealand. WpII educated; good personality etc. References, both personal and otherwise. Write 478. Tribune, Hactings. FOR SALE: Magnificent White Silk”(US. Frocks, hand floral embroidered. Scarcely soiled, worn once in New Zealand. Less than half price: bought in England.—Apply 476 Tribune, Hastings. rpiO-LET or Lease, for seven years, 15 1 Acres of Land: two in lucerne, balance grass, well watered. Situated in Norton Road, apply Graham and Gebbie, Hastings. WANTEDT~Man to Sell House" Number Plates. Reply to 345 Tribune, Napier. CARPENTER wants Work, town or country. Capable of taking charge. Apply 483 Tribune,-Hastings. SEVEN POUND Bag of 1A Sugar for 17s. 9d. from Copeland and Lambourne, Emerson Street, Napier. Fresh Eggs, any quantity. ▼ ▼ and Lambourne, Emerson Street, Napier. CHRIST’S work of resurrection and judgment. Hear what the Scriptures teach concerning it. Orange Hall, Hastings, Sunday at 7 p.m.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 235, 16 September 1922, Page 6
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