Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23009, 9 April 1938, Page 8

CHURCH NOTICES I, PATRICK'S QATHEDRAL. pALM gUNDAY. "PI" OL Y iyj[ ASSES: 6, 7.30 AND 0 A.M. pbocession of u palms and solemn STATIONS OF THE CROSS. SERMON AND BENEDICTION OF IHE BLESSED SACRAMENT: 7 P.M. HOLY WEEK PREACHER: "yERY OWEN0 WEN JQUDLEY. On Monday and Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. there will be Stations of the.Cross. Sermon and Benediction. On Wednesday and Thursday at 7.30 p.m. there will he Office of Tonebrac and Sermon, nn Thursday at 0.30 a.m. there will be . Solemn Pontifical. Mass. Oils and Procession to the Altar of Kepose. On Good -Friday there will of the Cross and Mass of the 1 re *f a .? „ . at 10 a.m.; Stations of the Cross at 3 p.m., and Tenebrae and Sermon at < p.m. gERES'FORD gTREET /CONGREGATIONAL QHURCH (NEXT CENTRAL FIRE STATION). EASTER PREPARATORY SERVICES. PREACHER: R EV ' A RTIIUK C N" ELSON ' B,A " Come and sharo the Blessing. 10.15 a.m. —Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m.—"CLEANSING FIRES." Duet: "When I Survey Margaret Beaumont and Mrs. H. Kersey. Anthem: "0 Saviour of the World (Goss). 4 p.m.—Youth Fellowship Rally. Speaker: REV\ H. LEONARD HUtiST. of the 7 p^i 1 —"DEAD AND ALIVE." SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC: Excerpts from Stainer's Cantata, Daughter of Jairus." Soloists: Mrs. Muriel Collicoat, Mr. George Spicer and Mr. James Wamsay. DUET: "Love Divine: All Love Excelling." RECITATIVES AND CHORUSES: "Then Jesus Cometh.' Sweet, lende. Flower." "But When Jesus had put | Them All Out." "Awake 'lhou that | Sleepest." TRIO AND CHORUS: „ "To Him Who Left His Throne on High. At the Organ, Mrs. A. Dollar. Conductor: Mr. L. Alfred Lady, Jj.Iv.S.M. GOOD FRIDAY, 7 p.m.—Annual District Service and Communioa. Broadcast IYA. Preacher: REV. FRANK DE LISLE. yj"EWTON. CONGREGATIONAL CH. MINISTER: gTEPHEN J QAMPBELL. SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES ON SUNDAY, APRIL 10. An Augmented Choir will give a Recital of the Easter Message at both Services. 11 a.m.—"THE CROSS." 7 p.m.—"THE RESURRECTION." Come and Enjoy the Services. i/TT. EDEN CONG. CHURCH. VIEW RD. kL 11 a.m.—REV. H. LEONARD HURST, L.M.S. General Secretary, Sydney. 7 p.m.—REV. FRANK DE LISLE. Special Easter Anthems at Both Services. PUPILS WANTED ACCOUNTANCY, Stag-en 1, 2. 3;. also Institute Secretaries' Exam. Tuition by Registered Accouutant, A.R.A.N.Z. —Wakefield College, Paluierston Bldgs., 4t-3»7. ACCOUNTANCY Tuition College, Short's Bldgs.—Personal Lectures. Limited en roliiieiita available. RT Metal Work, Basketry, etc. Prospectus Posted. —Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. RESSMAKING. Selwyn College, day evening.—Safo Deposit Bldgs.; 4(J-ob3. DRESSMAKING. Designing. Pathern-mak-ing. Ladies Tailoring, individual tuition. Success assured. Hollywood School. 03 Queen St. l _ DRESSMAKING, Designing. Patternmaking, thorough individual tuition, day, evening.—Miss Ashton. Sel-Phit School. . t'laza Theatre Bldgs. EO HARA, Hairdressing Academy, Mel- . vern s Bldgs., Karaagabape Rd.-ED.g----r lish, French and Sydney experience Hair- ■ dressers recommend. Hairdressing.— n.z,. college; continual demand for Operators.—22B Qqecn St. HAMILTON College of -Hairdressing. Prospectus apply Principal, Govt. L Insurance Building, Hamilton. TV/f AORI Language, efficient, course con--IVI ducted by leading interpreter. N. 4. Correspondence Schools. Swanson Sn. ISS GREENWOOD S Commercial School, Newmarket, for Individual instruction 10 Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping. TITOTOR Driving Taught cheaply, qnickly ItJL Licence guar.—Lawson.. Ph. 28-01'2. MOTOR Driving. Expert Instruction Specialist nervous, backward beginners —Clow, 4'2-745. OTOR Driving.—B. A. Mayhill. late A.A Post Licence Instructor. —Ph. iO-»3f> SHORTHAND. Typewriting, etc.—Selwyn U College. Safe Deposit Bldgs.. High St. OHORTHAND, Typewriting, Book-keeping, STAMMERING. Sufferers rapidly cured, astonished, having "Tried Everything. —Rightway Studio, 427 Upper Queen St. STAMMERING.— Country Sufferers, spend profitable holiday, return without Impediment, permanent cure.—Rightway Studio. OWIMMING. —Latest Easy Methods, (t LeslO sons, P.l/l /-.—Prof. Anderson, Tepid Baths. P I i EASIEST TO LE EASIEST TO Wfl EASIEST TO RE Send fcr Free Le TOILET CELESTO Freckle Cream removes, [irevents Freckles. 2/0 Chemists, Toilet MADAME JULIAN, Ph. 41-178. Hclone Curtis Absolutely Machineless Permanent Wavinsr. —M2 luirnngnhnpo Rd. MISS FOX, H.B. Bldgs., Queen St. Permanent Waving (oil steam). —42-019. MISS HUNTER, 8.A.. D.D.S., Superfluous Ilair Specialist, Raynor Salon; 42-410. iO /P Perm. —"Cinderella" Sbloii; lovely lal/D curly ends. —331 Iv'hapo Hd., 42-877. EAGLETON'S. —Specialists in all classes of Hairwork, Permanent Waving, Half Tinting, etc., Wigmaking and Theatrical Make-up stocked. Estab. over 50 years.—o Victoria St. West. Phono 43*170. MISCELLANEOUS XNECTO" Hair Dye. set f>/•, Box 10/G. — Miss Borgolte, 21 City Chambers. SAWS Machinery, Knives, Repairs. Grinding Setting, Gulleting, Brazing, Hammering; guaranteed.—Thompson. Sims, Cook St. r» A Years Cleaning and Remodelling Ladies' OU and Gent.'s Hats.—Cox. Tho Hatter, 354 Karangahapo Rd.