"GLAD TO HEAR IT."

North Otago Times, Volume CIV, Issue 13656, 26 August 1916, Page 4

"GLAD TO HEAR IT."

PROBABILITIES OP LIFE. TEN YEARS AVTER 72. (UTRIRTCIUJRCiI, Angus! :M. "Do you agree," asked Mr P. WiKling.'K.C, ol' |) r Fqslor in the Supreme Cuuvi this morning; "Hint Hie areidenl lias laken rears oil' tin- phinlilT's life'?" "Well," replied the doctor, "the years of life are three score yearn and l<'ii. She has got two yearn over (hat already," Mr Wilding: Do yon know Ihe probable duration of life of a Ijh.lv of 7:.'? 1 suggest, if; is from II) lo 12 years, llhi Honour (Mr ,lnslie L . Denniston): Von have a rough way of covering it in the aeluarial Inblen. They are based on a wide number of ease.;, Mr Wilding: The average laken in in year;:. His Honour: Ten year:;? .1. am glad lo hear it! For Bronchial Cougha fake woods' (h'eat Peppermint dure,

IN THE CHURCHES IT ■ . . ' I ' TOMORROW'S SERVICES, At I lie Baptist Chiirch 10-morrow the Itev. George Jf. Lawrence 'Will occupy (■lie pulpit botli morning and evening. The .subject for Mr Lawrence's-morning discourse is "In Remembrance of Me," The subject for the evening Service will 'be "Compensation.'" '» , «*^~ The services at St, Luke's to-morrow' •at 8 a.m., 11 a.m., 'and 0.30 p.ih,, will be conducted by the Ven. Archdeacon. Russcll) who will also officiate at.Totara , 'St 2.30 p.m. Rev. D. Jnmieson will be at Newborough both morning and evening, nnil will also take the Papakaio i service at .1 p,m, 'The Harmonious Purpose" will be | the Rev. J. A. Lochore's morning subject at Wesley Church to-morrow, and ' . s "Thp Elder Brother, or a Discordant . Note'-' the evening subject. On Sim- , Joy week the. Rev. Rapata Tahu Potiki Hndrlon will be the morning preacher, ! filing as Hie Maori Mission depute- • tion, .".Commandments Old and New,"■•is . the subject of the Rev. J. L..Robinson's I address at Columba Presbyterian ; Church to-morrow morning. In the 1 evening the. subject will: be ''How . .Divine Joy Greets Human Reperi: ■ tancc,"'being the second addressing . series of■ three in which Christ defends . -his attilude'towards sinning man. [ • .-. :< ! , Tll e Bev.j3.-P. Hunter willtconduct • the services at St, Paul's and, Eveline ■ to-morrow. The subject in the morning' , in St. Paul's is 'Jesus and Prayer.!' r The Eveline service will be held at three o'clock and the subject of the ser--. . . """lis "The Call of Christy The' 'i 1 evening service at St. Paul's'is ■the 7 i monthly service of intercession. :Mr » Hunter will preach on "To What Pu'r- ) l lose is tllis Waste?" and Miss Allan will sing the solo, .".The Lord, is My Light and My. Salvation."- '.Members • are reminded' of the preparatory ser-. i vice and service of admission of new . members on Wednesday night at 7.30. .V " '-..■'