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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1710, 10 January 1920, Page 6

CHURCH SERVICES/ gAPT I B T OHUKOH. Rev. C. W. DUNCUMB. SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1920. 11: Mr J. Cox. 7 : Mr, J. Cox. 2.30 ; Sunday School and Bible Classics. 6.40; Prayer Meeting. 6.50: Jjong Service. MMANUEL CONGREGATIONAL Morning, 11; “The Sweet Constraint.” Evening, 7; “Christ’s' Unfinished Life.” RESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES. SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1920. St. Andrew’s, Palmerston North; 11 and 7: Rev. E, G. Evans. St. David’s, .Terrace End: 11, Mr P. McG. Murray; 7, Mr A. C. Allen. Kelvin GroVe;' 7, ■Mr P. McG. Murray. Tiakitahuna: 7. Mr 11. D. McGully. No Sunday Schools or Bible Classes, except Wliakaronga, Jan. 11 and 18. "iHURCri OF CHRIST, (The Church with the Flag), CAMPBELL STREET. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, MINISTER. 11 and 7: Mr A. E. . Wright. Bible School: 2.30. ftyfETHODIST CHURCH OF N.Z LT-l BROAD STREET CIRCUIT. 11 a.in. and 7 p.m, (Sacrament), Rev G. S.' Cook. Ashhurst : 11, Rev. W. Gat man; 7, Mr G. Young. Pohangina: 11 Mr G. Young; 7, Rev. W. Gutman. CHURCH, BROADWAY. Minister: REV. GEO. HHIGHWAY.

mHE METHODIST CHURCH OF J- NEW ZEALAND, CUBA STREET CIRCUIT. Culm Street: .11, Mr J. 11. Fowler. 7, Rev. A, Ashcroft., , Subject: “(living in or Going bn”—what in it that changes the first into the second? Bunnvthorpe: 11, Rev. A. Ashcroft; 7, Mr C. Woodley. Longburn: 2.30, Rev. A. Ashcroft. 1E)8 LUTHERAN CHURCH, DHUEOH STREET. Services to-morrow: Danish at 11; English ut 7. Services to-morrow will be hold at 7 and 11 a.in. and 3 and 7 p.rn. Ashhurst: 11 a.m. and 7 pun., Captain Davie and Lieutenant Bain. We heartily invite you to attend these, bright services. ‘‘BOAST NOT thyself of to-morrow, for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth.”—(Prov. 27 :1). “SEEK YE the Lord while He may he found, call ye upon Him, while He is near.”—■(lsaiah, 65:6); “NOW is the day of salvation.”—(2 Cor. 6:2). The Gospel of Cod’s love and grace, setting forth His full and free olfer of salvation and eternal fife to all mankind, will (D.V.) be preached in the GOSPEL HALL, 134 Main street, On SUNDAY EVENING, You are heartily • invited. Sankey’s Hymns provided. gALVATION BROADWAY. O-MORROW. At 7 o’clock.

RESOLUTE gARGAIN. S UITABRE IOE i.UILDINQ LLOTMENTS. AGEES, Borough of Palmerston North, all flat and in grass, corner section, 8-roojned house and outbuildings, splendid dry land; would cut into ideal building sites. This is the ihance of a life-time. PRICE £lO6 PER ACRE. Only £7OO cash required; balance oug term at 5J per cent.

Eangitikei street, PALMERSTON NORTH. ttoJa Agonta.

JpEOPERTY. 140 ACRES in Kairanga, wintering 55 cows, 12 weaners, 60 sheep, besides horses, etc.; well watered, buildings are first-class, 3-cow plant in a concreted floor cowshed, loft and other outbuildings. Price and terms on application, but, we can assure intending- purchasers that- this all-ploughable place is the cheapest proposition of its i acreage beforo us at the present tiihe.

N TREAE A N I QA A ACRES, fully 150 acres ploughable, partly under plough now. Winters 2 to 2J ewes besides cattle or 50 cows besides sheep. Situated 6 miles from Palmerston North;,’ cream cart calls li miles from property ; subdivided into 9 paddocks by good fences; buildings consist of 7-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings, besides 6-bail cowshed, 6-stall stable, etc. Price £33 per acre. The mortgages have a considerable time to run, and vendor will consider a small place of 5 to 10 acres nehrer town in part payment. Fullest particulars on application to Hende -r-”j •’ P***- ‘■U’UOW • we you ! Write, rail or phone 1011do so. nursery mar . Mu'* srimr;