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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12239, 7 April 1903, Page 3

The Sunday-school anniversary services, in connection with the Franklin Road Primitive Methodist Church were held on Sunday, when the Revs. W. Laycock, Hugh Kelly, M.A., and W. S. Potter preached appropriate sermons. The scholars were ranged on either side of the pulpit and sang a number of special hymns with credit to themselves and acceptance to the congregation. Mr. J. Webster conducted, and Mr. S. Dimery presided at the organ.. The church was decorated. The congregations were very large, many being unable to obtain admission in the evening. . The tea and.public meeting are to be held this evening," when the Revs. A. North, W. S. Potter, and' Mr. Watkinson will deliver addresses. Reports will be presented and special music rendered. The best assorted tea stock in Australasia is held by Messrs. John Earle and Co., Queenstreet, Auckland. Green tea. : caper tea, Kooloo tea, Hang , Mee tea Moning tea, Panyong buds, Japan black . and green, scented orange Pekoe. Pure China tea direct from 5 .-? Shanghai, Canton, and Foochow. Indian tea direct from Assam, Cachar, Darjeeling. and Kaugra Valley, and Ceylon tea direct from J be most famous gardens. Special care is paid to country orders Phormicine-: W. F. Tucker's sample bottles with the proprietor' A compliments to anyone wishing to test W.F. Tucker, Swansonstreet, Auckland.. „'. • v ~ ,