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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23612, 23 March 1940, Page 19

CHURCH NOTICES rp Afe E RN ACLE, UPPER QUEEN STREET. "You are Sure of a Welcome at the Tabernaclo." MINISTER: DEV. JT)R. JJODGE. "b.a., b.d. 10.1 r, a.m.—Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m.—PREACHER: jpASTOR QIIAS. J^ARTON. Subject: "THE GRANDEST FACT OF HISTORY." 7 p.m.—PREACHER: R EV A. J. J A - MIKSUX - Subject: "THREE RENT VEILS'." CHAPLAIN-MAJOR J. HIDDLESTONE will give a brief Message and will preside at the Lord's Table at the close of tills Service. TUESDAY.—2.IS p.m.. Baptist Women's Missionary Union. WEDNESDAY. 'J.IS p.m., Women's Meeting;. Speaker: Mrs. E. Dowsett; 7.:{() p.m., PRAYER .MEETING. ASSOCIATED jgAPTIST QHURCHES SERVICES: 11 A.M. AND 7 P.M. A\^ONDALE—Rev. A. J. Jainieson. EPSOM—Rev. E. E. Smith. NORTH MEMORIAL—Mr. T. Clark, Mr. G. Parker. RICHMOND—Rev. D. H. Stewart, SANDRINGHAM • Rev. John Ings, Mr. Skeates. MILFORD—-Rev. J. K. Reid. PON SON BY Mr. J. Cryer, Mr. E. M. Blaiklock. PT. CHEVALIER—Rev. C. B. Boggis. MERRILANDS—Mr. Alexander, Mr. Clark. NEW LYNN—Pastor C. A. Lntta. ROYAL OAK—Mr. A. Barnelt, Pastor C. I!. Barton, WHITE SWAN—Rev. John Ings. KUWEIT '"'nana Ilall) —Rev. J. Hiddle stone, C.F ]\|OUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. 11—"THE LIVING CHRIST." - 7—"THE LIFE EVERLASTING." Preacher: REV. J. I). JENSEN. ALBERT BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister: REV. JOHN LAIRD. M.A. Jl—Chaplain REV. .J. HIDDLESTONE. 7—MR. 11. B. BRISTOW. _ Visitors Welcomed. (J HACKLETON RD. BAPTIST CHURCH O REV. C. W. DUNCUMB. SERVICES: 11 AND 7. Easter Messages. Easter Hymns. Visitors Cordially Invited. Grange road baptist church. II a.m.—MR. ARNOLD SCHULTZE. 7 p.m.—REV. H. KNOWLES KEMPTON. Subject, "There is a Day After To-morrow." rpHE CHURCH OF THE GOLDEN J. LIGHT', 100 Newton Rd„ Symonds St. End. —Easter Sunday, 7 p.m., Divine Service. Subject: "The Unfoldment Comes by Power," by Rev. F. Phil pott. Thursday, 7.10 p.m.. Healing and Psycliometry. JgERESFORD QTREET QON GREG ATION AL QHURCH (Next Central Fire Station). MINISTER: Q B.A. .10.15 a.m.—Prayer Meeting. 11 a.m.—MR. E. M. BLAIKLOCK, M.A. Anthem: "Christ is Risen." 7 p.m.—REV. DR. C. H. LAWS. "The Clothing of the Spirit." Anthem: "Arise! Shine!" Soloist: MRS. H. REFFELL, "Open the Gates of the Temple." ALL SEATS FREE. VISITORS WELCOME. CAMP AMP ConvenJ. O. HARVEST THANKSGIVING SERVICES, SUNDAY WEEK, MARCH 31. \T EWTON CONGREGATIONAL CH 1\ EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES. 11 a.m., "The Glory of the Cross"; 7 p.m., Easter Cantata by the Choir ("Beyond the Horizon.") Young People helping in Service, REV. S. J. CAMPBELL. All Welcome. jyjT. EDEN CONG. CHURCH, VIEW RD. Minister: REV. FRANK DE LISLE. Divine Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ATTEND THE OATH \ NNUAL T?ASTER pAMP Annual JIL/aster Uamp (Interdenominational) On the Beautiful Camp Site at \T GARUA WAHIA, IN GARUA WAHIA, PROGRAMME: SATURDAY, March '23, 7.30 p.m.—Convention Meeting. Speaker: MR. J. O. SANDERS. SUNDAY.—IO a.m., United Communion Service; I 1 a.m.. Convention Meeting. Speaker: REV. (J. C. KEAY; 2.30 p.m., Great Missionary Rally; 7 p.m.. Great Evangelistic Service. Speaker: MR. J. O. SANDERS. MONDAY.—IO.3O a.m. and '2.30 p.m., Convention Meetings. Speaker: REV. G. C. REAY; (>.30 p.m., Testimony. Meeting. Also Special Activities at the Boys' Camp. VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ALL THESE MEETINGS. PEOPLE'S pOSPEL fIENTRE EOPLE'S VTOSPEL (Interdenominational). LEWIS JjjADY pjALL (Below J.C.L., Queen St.). UN DAY AT J i >._ M QREAT VANG ELISTJC SERVICE. PREACHER: "y|T{. jgARXETT. Soloist: Mrs. R. Thompson. . Prayer Meeting, (i.3u p.m. Bright Singing of Favourite Hymns and Choruses. TO-NIGHT, 7.30-9 p.m. PRAYER MEETING AT 8.T.1. Come and Bring Your Unconverted Friend. Visitors to the City Warmly Welcome. MEETINGS A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT A SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED ISI9. NINETY-FIRST ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the NINETYFIRST ANNUAL MEETING of the Members of the Society will be held in the Society's Head Office building. S7 Pitt Street, Sydney, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of FRIDAY, May 10, 11) 10, for the purpose of: 1. Receiving the Report of the Directors on the business of the Society for the year ended December 31, 1939. 2. Electing an Auditor in lieu of E. S. W'olfendcn, Esq., A.1.A., F.C.A. (Aust.), who retires in terms of Bylaw -J!), but is eligible for re-olection ;md has given the requisite notice that he is a candidate for the vacancy. 3. Declaring the amount of divisible Surplus for the year ended December 31, 1939. The Directors who are due to retire in terms of the By-laws are SIR SAMUEL HORDERN and JOHN HUBERT ERASER. FAIRFAX, Esq., both of whom are eligible for re-election and have given (lie requisite notice that they are candidates for the vacant seats on the Board. JOHN EDWARD GARVAN, Esq., has also given notice that he is a candidate for one of the two vacant seats. The By-laws provide that no member shall be eligible for election to the position of Director or Auditor unless notice in writing of his being a candidate shall be given to the Board or to the Secretary at least thirty clear previous to the date of the Annual Meeting. By Order of the Board. Head Office, 87 Pitt Street, Sydney March 21, 1910. C. M. MARTIN, Secretary. COMPANY NOTICES rpHE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE X COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the above Company will be CLOSED from the 29th March, 1910, to tho 11th April, 1910, both days inclusive, preparatory to payment of Interim Dividend. By Order of the Board. JAMES MORTON, General Manager. Auckland, March 10, 1910. OFFICE EQUIPMENT WANTED 10 TYPEWRITERS. All Makes. 60 ADDING MACHINES. All Makes. 20 DUPLICATORS. All Makes. We pay highest casb prices. BRITISH TYPEWRITERS, 87 Victoria Street West.