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Sunday Announcements, NOTICES OP SUNDAY SERVICES inserted in this Column will, in future, b* charged for at the following rates:—Not exceeding 2-4 words. Is; and for every additional 10 words 6d; if booked, double these rates, GHUNJOH SERVICES.— [f f j Durham Streak, Revs Baumher (subject, “ Loyalty land Disloyalty”) and Dr Morley; East Belt, Revs 'Burton and Daws} Lower High Street, Revs Murray and Baumber; Richmond, Rev Dr Morley end Supply; Woolston, Revs Jones and Murray: Sumner, Revs Smith and Jones; Windsor, Revs Turnor and Burton; Lin wood, Messrs Thomas and Craddock; New Brighton, Supply and Mg Smith. Collections for Poreign ' Missions. 6406 PRIMECrVE METHODIST CHURCH*— Cambridge Terrace—Morning, Rev Ward} evening. Rev Ward; Lin wood—Mr Earwaker, Mr Crawley; Sydenham, St Asaph StreetMr Dobbs, Mr J. Field. 8384 fpRENiTY Congregational Church, opposite X the Exhibition.—The Rev E. Taylor, of Port 'Chalmers, will conduct both eerroces tomorrow, 11 o.m. and 6.30 p.m. 8333 S~ALYATXON -'ARMY.—'Combined Singing 'Company from the laree Corps, Special Singing, Sunday, Victoria Street Barracks. Silver coin afternoon and night. Everyone invited. ■ 6430 S' AT,V„ i’TOiN ARMY. East Belt. Linwood— Mias 'Carrie Law will sing and speak at To-morrow’s m-eeftings. Colonel Estili ana Staff opens Junior 'Ha'll on Thursday. 837* B "ARTIST - Church, Oarencei Road, Lowe* Riccanton—Divine Service, 11 a.m., 6.50 1 p.m., by the Rev Warn. Barnett. Evening eub jeot: “The Coming Of the King.” 6380 A'PTTST Church. Oxford Terrace—Rev J v J. Dolce, Morning and evening. - 8385 /“tHUROH of iChriat, Durham Street South— Vy <3.. Manifold, Evangelist, 11 a.m. and 6.3 J p.m.j evening subject- 8 Forgiveness of Sms.. i LBERT HALL, Colombo S treet--Mr JohnS. son will preach the Gospel of the Grao* if God To-morrow (Sunday), 6.30. lymns. 6407 3 UR FATHER’S CHURCH, Juno 23rd.11 am., 151, Gloucester Street, Witesses to Truth”; 7 p.m.. Art Gallery, A lodom Prophet.” ■ -iL. r IN-W O O D CONGREGATIONAL Li CHURCH.—Rev I. Sarginsom—ll a.m., L Plea for Sentiment; 6.30 p.m., Loyalty. HEOSOPHICAL Society, Hobbs’s Build? dngs.—Sunday, June 23rd, 3 p.m. Subset, “ The Study of Man.” ~ SPIRITUAL Ssientists.—'Social Hall (op--5 posite 'Chora!! Hall)— 'Sunday, 7 p.m., Mr T. Craig, trance speaker, from Sydney, will ”cupy 'the platform. At 203, Cambridge TcrPy Wedn£day, Teachings. Friday, Glairoyante descriptions, 8 p.m. ii2£— "“CHORAL HALL. W. W. COLLINS will deliver the Last Lecture of his Astronomical Course TO-MORROW EVENING. Subject: “THE SKY BY NIGHT.” ' Beautiful Limelight Illustrations, showing “The radiant orbs That more than deck that animate the sky. Musical Programme at 7. Lecture, 7.15. Admission: 6d and Is. The Lyceum being temporarily closed, the Lecture will he delivered in the above Hall. Eoad Board Notices. OXFORD ROAD BOARD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, under powers conferred by the 4 Road; ißoard Act, 1882,” Section 114, “The .Counties Act, 1886,” the Eyre Water Race By-laws, and Sections 87, 88, 39, 40 and 60 of The Rating Act, 1894, and Section 4 of the Amendment Act, 1895,” and Acts amending the same, the Board at its next meeting, to be held on JULY 3rd, 1901, intend to make and levy a General Rate of Three-Farthings (3d) in the, £bn the Ratable value of all the ratable property in the Oxford Road Board District, To make and levy a Water Bate of One Penny (Id) in the £ (minimum rate ten shillings per annum) on the ratable value of all the ratable property in the View Hill Water Race District. , _ . ; Also to make and levy a Water Kate of Twopence Halfpenny (2£d> P er acro 011 dm land benefited in the Eyre Water Race District. The whole of the above Rates to be for the period commencing on the Ist day of APRIL, 1901, and ending on the 31st day of MARCH, 1902, and to be due and payable in one sum on the lab day of AUGUST, 1901, at the Road Board Office, Oxford. R. H. GAINSFORD, 7837 Clerk, Oxford Road Board. ■Legal Notices. NOTICE. THE TEMPLETON DOMAIN BOARD ' EMPOWERING BILL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Application is intended to be made in the ensuing Session of the General Assembly of New Zealand for leave to introduce a Bill having for its object the purchase in the name of the King out of funds at the disposal of the Templeton Domain Board derived from the Domain under its control, of one or'more pieces of land for public recreation .purposes for the Township of Temple? ton, Yaldhurst and Hornby, or at the discretion of the Board for any one or more of such Townships, excluding the others or other of them, provided nevertheless that the Minister of Lands shall in each case be satisfied that the position of the land is suitable and the price reasonable, and that such piece ox pieces of land shall,on being conveyed to the King, be subject to “ The Public Domains Act, 1881,” and shall bo under the control of the Templeton Domain Board. A copy of the Bill- has been deposited at the Magistrate’s Court, Christchurch, for public inspection. Dated this 14th day of June, 1901. GEORGE HARPER, \ • Solicitor to the Templeton Domain 7876 Board promoting the Bill. > A TENTS ‘ Obtained throughout the World. HENRY HUGHES, 183, Hereford Street, Christchurch. Estab. 1882. Telephone 254. FL2852 Funerals. nfT LA N G.F O S D, W • Undertaker and Embalrner. Oldest Firm in New Zealand. i'unerals Furnished with Respectability and Economy at Shortest Notice. Address; Residence comer North and East Jcits. Telephone 689. Office 133, Colombo Itreot. Telephone 812. X 2821 G. W. J. PARSONS, MONUMENTAL MASON, Manchester Street S. fONUMENTS and HEADSTONES m L Marble, Granite and other stonea. Ail jrk Guaranteed. Lowest possible prices, loncret* Kerbings and Iron Railings in al{ , Newest Designs. Q nspeotion Specially Invited. Aioas EOR G E B A»R R B L h, UNDERTAKER, and EMBALMBS. 'elegrams and Telephone Orders by Night <4 Day Receive Immediate Attention. 63. DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Telephone-721. . XI9BB LAMB AND SON, UNDERTAKERS iND ‘ EMBALMER 3, ' t@|)r No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 861. 162# [E Friends of the late John Harding are respeptfully invited to attend his Funeral, Log Oils iaio residonce, Pxeb'bleiou, ior wio ibleton Churdhyard, at 2 p.m, on Sunday, 23rd. W. LANGFORD, Funeral Direavnd Embalrner. Telephone 689. 835 S IE Friends of the late Mrs Mary Hanaaa are invited to attend her Funeral, leaving late residence, Barbtdocs (Street north, oh day, 23rd iust., at 2.15 p.m., for the Lin--1 Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. 8436 IE Funeral~of'tho~lato Samuel Gar forth will leave his late residence, Spreydon. ge, on Sunday, 23rd) insl, at 2.30 p.m., for Halswell Churchyard. J, LAMB AND T . 8135