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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 112, 24 April 1936, Page 6

FINANCE. MONEY TO LEND, £1 to £5OO. Be* HORACE E. K. BOURGEOIS, Hurstons* Chambers, Bastings Street, Napier. MONEY TO LEND, yyE HAVE FUNDS AVAILABLE for investment on first mortgage in various amounts up to £lO,OOO at lowest current rate of interest. KELL# & McNEIL, Solicitors, Hastings. rpHE HERETA’.'NGA BUILDING SOCIETY offers financial facilities for people to possess their own freehold home at a cost less than ordinary rent. Consult— HERETAUNGA BUILDING SOCIETY R. D. BBKOWN, Seiro.ury, Queen Street, Hastings.

LONG TERM LOANS. 'fHE MUTUAL BUILDING SOCIETY has money to lend on approved first mortgages with monthly repayments. At borrower’s optiou mortgage may be covered by Life Insurance. Full information obtainable from the Secretaries— McCULLUCH, BUTLER & SPENCE. Hastings and Napier. HASTINGS PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. Established 50 years. r pillS SOCIETY has ample funds to lend on long term mortgage with easy repayments. At borrower's optiou life insurance may be incorporated to insure repayment of loan iu case of mortgagor’s death. Office next National Bank. Market Street. A. J. C. RUNCIMAN, Secretary.

STONE’S COMMERCIAL, MUNICIPAL AND GENERAL DIRECTORY For 1936. Forty-sixth Yeai ot Publication. WELLINGTON. HAWKE’S BAY, AND TARANAKL AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. Royul Bvo., containing about 2000 pnges, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound iu cloth, gilt lettered. PRICE: If ordered before publication £1 5/Lt ordered after publication £1 10/* STONE. SON & CO.. LTD. Publishers aud Printers ’ANZAC SQUARE • • DUNEDIN

“THIS SAME JESUS . . . SHALL SO COME IN LIKE MANNER. ...” —(Acts 1: H.) A FREE ADDRESS will be given (God willing) in the United Hail, Lyndon Road, Hastings, on SUNDAY NIGHT at 7 o’clock, on the subject: — “THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST.” The Only Christian Hope. The literal personal return of Christ to earth:— • (a) Clearly taught in both Old and New Testaments. (Job 19: 25; Dan. 7: 22; Isa. 40: 10; John 14: 3; I. Thess. 4: 15-16). (b) Not yet fulfilled and therefore a matter of hope (Rom 8: 24-5; Acts 3: 20-21; Heb. 9; 28). (c) The hope of true Christians of nil ages and the subject matter Af the preaching of Christ and His Apostles. (Titas 2: 13; Luke 19: I°. Matt. 25: 31-34; I. Thess. 1: 10). (d) The occasion when His accepted servants will receive eternal life. (Matt. 16: 27; Phil. 3: 20-21; Col. 3: 4; Rev. 22: 12; IL Tim. 4: 8; L Peter 5: 4). (e) The only solution of the problems, political, social, economic, and all other which confront mankind, flsa. 32: 1, 17: I. Cor. 15: 23-25; Isa. 11: 4-5, etc.). Questions Invited. No Collection. All Interested Welcome. Q H U B C H Opposite Band Room. Warren Street. SATURDAY. 7.45 p.m.; Prayer and Praise. Short talk bv Evangelist C. Martin. SUNDAY. 11 a.m.: Breaking of Bread and Worship. All visiting Christians cordially invited to participate. 2.30 p.m.: “Sunbeams” and “Witnesses. ' ’ 7 p.m.; Blight Gospel Service eondieted by Pastor Robertson. Subject: “Certain Ministry for Certain Men ” Solo Lv Miss It. Collins. AU old friendj are urged to attend this last service of the Pnstor for this time. MONDAY & WEDNESDAY. 7.3<l --.-ii Mini-try of Hie Word by the Elders. “To the Inw and to the testimony if they snenk not according to this word it is because there is no light in them.” —Tsa-ali: 8-20. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. . Knrnmn Road, Hastings -Services nre'held < very Sunday at 7 p m and every Wednesdrv a' 730 p ln Sunday stehool 10.30 In 1130 n.m. A free Rcadii. u R<>"m is one,, n( r o ,„„ lPri . e Bn.bhnt- - w (ru||J Moudaj to b:it’ir<hi\ , b i •_» :;o