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Geo. King & Co. MARK LANE YARDS. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 25th. THE remainder of Mr McALISTBR’S HORSES, chiefly 4-YEAR UNBROKEN COLTS and FILLIES, Will be on View and For Sale at the above Yards, THIS DAY, at IX o’clock. Inspection invited as the line comprises some really good sorts. GEORGE KING & CO.. Ltd., 2721 Auctioneers. rpHE TO LAND-OWNEES. UNDERSIGNED have BUYERS for HANDY-SIZED FARMS, And would bo pleased to be Furnished with particulars of any such FOR SALE OR TO LET. 2720 GEORGE KING & CO., LTD., WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY AND POTATOES. rnHE Undersigned have BUYERS for tWfeove at PULL MARKET VALUES, And will be glad of a call by Holders. GEORGE KING & CO., LTD.. Tattersall’s, 160, Cashel Street, 2125 Christchurch. B Sunday Announcements. ANNIVERSARY APTIST CHURCH, OXFORD TERRACE. REV J. J. DOKE. SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SERMONS: lla.m —Subject, “The Greatest Thing in the World.” • 6.3op.m.—Subject, “Christ and a Victim of Selfishness." 2.45 p.m.—Flower Service. Address by Rev J. J. North. —— THURSDAY, MARCH 31, ANNIVERSARYTEAI Speakers—Revs J. Orchard, T. H. Lyon, J. J. North and J. J. Doke. MONDAY, MARCH 28th, UNITED VALEDICTORY SERVICES, 2795 Farewell to Dr Charles North. ST JOHN’S CHURCH. * Restoration and Renovation of Church. SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SERVICES, SUNDAY, 27th INST. 11 o’clock, 3.30 (in Memorials of Mr T. S. Wauchop), 6.30 o’clock. Offertories in aid of Cost and General Fund. 2782 EIMITXVE ME I'HODHT CHURCH. Cambridge Terrace.—ll, Rev W. Lee; 6.30, Rev T. H. Lyon. Lmwood (St Asaph Street)—ll, Mr W, Dof)bs; 6.30, Rev B. H. Turner. Sydenham (Druids' Hall)—11, Messrs Nott and Crawley, 6.30, Messrs Pritchard and Peek. 2702 ETHODTS ■ CHURCH. SUNDAY SEfii VICES, March 27th, 1893, Durham Street—Morning, at 11, Rev P, S, Prior; Evening, at 6.30, Rev F. S, Prior. East Belt—Morning, at 11, Rev H. W. Williams j; Evening, 6.30, Rev J. Orchard. St Asaph Street—Morning, at 11, Mr J. L. Wilson; 1 Evening, 6.30, Mr J. T. Smith. ■ 2793 OUR FATHER’S CHURCH, ART GALLERY, SUNDAY, March 27th. 11 a.m. —Manifestation of Man, Lect, VHIr» ; “ Word—Power." 3 p m.—Children’s Hour. 7 p.m.—Our Critics. 2682 EINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Corner Manchester and Worcester Streets. REV SIDNEY J. BAKER, ILO and 6,30. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES, Morning and Evening. T S EVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH. Barbadoes Street.—6.3o p.m. Mr J, W. Heath—Subject: “ Christ, the Way of Life." Druids’ Hall, Lincoln—Pastor dec. Teasdale, 7.30 p.m.: “ Prophecy—What it Reveals to us "; a brief exposition of Don. 2. 2685 Spiritual service. A Lecture will he given in the CHORAL HALL, SUNDAY, 7 p.m., by MRS KARRIS, Entitled—“ After Death: What Then?” All welcome. Silver coin at the door to defray ez, penses. Private address: 110, Armagh Street. 2737 T H E Y C E U M«< W. W. COLLINS LECTURES TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), Subject—“Theisticand Anti-Theistio Theories! Is Nature Moral?" . Musical Programme by Choir and Orchestra at 7. A dmission 6d and Is. 2783 Art Unions. ART UNION. MBEELEY B over Bicycle Olub LIST OP WINNING NUMBERS. rVe hereby certify that the above Art Union wa» iwn in our presence and the above numbers am erect, . , W. 8. SMITH. Thos.McN AUGHT. W. H. RHODES. G. A. WORN ALL. E. A. ROGERS. E. KKMPTHOBN. ALL PHIZES not claimed by Ist MAY will ba •feited. W. WINSKILL, Hon Secretary, >776 Amberloy. Borough Councils. RAN GIOEA BOROUGH COUNCIL. NPAID SATES. FINAL NOTICE. ,L RATES (with 10 per cent added) not paid by THURSDAY, 31st March, 1898, will ba ) POE without further notice. f order, _ _ , M. AMY, Town Clerk; giora, March 19, 1898. , 3343 Hoad Board Notices. MANDEVXLLE AND BANGIOEA ROAD BOARD. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. TOTICE is hereby given that ALL RATES ty UNPAID after the 31st of MARCH. 1898, wiU SUED FOE, with the addition of 10 PERCENT Jg(J ' JAMES MARSHALL, Clerk to the Board. • langiora, March 18th, 1898. 2344 "WAIPARA ROAD DISTRICT. TCB is hereby given that all BRIDGES -ithin the above-named district are J7NbOE TRACTION ENGINE TRAFFIC, or load exceeding four tons. JAMES DOUGLAS, Chairman Waiparn Road Board. Board Office, Waikari, nd March, 1898. 2514 Funerals. J. LAMB AND SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEES. X 1625 No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET, * Telephone SSL t——T— **U' ■ ■.. WW '.rw GEORGE BURRELL, Certificated EMBAIiMEE AND UNDERTAKER. THE science of Embalming, as practised nowio Great Britain and America, is now being per ’ formed by the above, who can now preserve the body to keep until arrival of friends from any distance. Funerals conducted at Strictly Low Chargee. 55, Durham Street South. Telephone 53U X 1967. T^E, Friends of the late Catherine Fraser are invited to attend her Funeral, leaving the residence of her son, Simon, Milton Street, Spreydon, ou Saturday, 26th, at 3 p.m., for the Addington Cemetery. W. LANGFORD, Funeral Director and Embalmer, corner North and East Belts. Telephone 387. 3635 _ THE Funeral of the late Mrs William Norman will leave her late residence, Papanui Road, This Day. Saturday, 26th mst., at 4.15 p.m., for the Pnpanui Churchyard. JAS. LAMB is SON, Under* takers, &C.. 35, Lichfield Street. Telephone 361. 2791 T IE Friends of Mr Alex. Watson are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late X. ..C, Jessie, which will leave his residence, Charles Street, Eangiora, on Sunday, at 2.30 p.m., for the Free Methodist Cemetery .Hangiora. 2760 J. C. FELTON, Undertaker.