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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 24875, 22 April 1944, Page 5

CHURCH NOTICES IT is with a profound sigh of relief that we see many of the air-raid shelter trenches being filled in, and the road obstables removed, and that very irksome blackout restriction lifted, yet it seems only , ft very short time ago that a gloomy foreboding filled our hearts. We were hastily preparing these same precautions against the invasion of a barbarious and merciless enemy which was swooping down the peaceful Pacific with alarming successes. Stories of untold brutality and cruelty of their tactics wore reaching us. Singapore, our stronghold, had fallen, and we felt that only a miracle could save our little Island Home. In a church in Auckland (and this applied to most of the churches) on the first Sunday after the bombing of Pearl Harbour, many hundreds of people attended, and partook of the Lord's Supper, the same date a year after, the number was about half, while in the same church on the date of 19-11 the number was only 5. A lady was giving the, workmen a Jug of tea as they bent to their job of fiiling-in the unsightly air-raid shelters in Green Lane, and she said: "I am very grateful to see this being done, but I shudder a*, the complacency and apathy with which we accept our mercies—this should riot have been done without a special day of thanksgiving. It reminds me of -when our Lord walked upon the earth, when He healed the 10- lepers, one returned to thank Him. and Jesus said "Were there not 10 cleansed? bat where are the 0? There are not found that returned and give glory to God. save this stranger." Easter has been, and to most it has meant plans for pleasure, and yet it stands for so much, our Lord's betrayal and His crucifixion, yet, at a recent meeting of the Borough Council of a small town, a resolution was passed that all picture theatres and billiard saloons be opened on Good Friday. Oiks gentleman, on behalf of those who remember our Lord's Passion, opposed the resolution, but it was carried. ... Now NeW Zealanders (.and our visitors), especially you. young people, do not let us wait till calamity overtakes us to bring tis to our kne«s, and offer a prayer, riot only for the freedom we have so far enjoyed, but also for our loved manhood, some of whom are languishing in concentration camps,, sighing for the war to cease. God, although merciful and loving, tells us in His own words that Ho is a Jealous God, and He is not mocked. Psalm 145/18-20: The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon Him—in truth. He will fulfil, the desire of them that fear Him. Ho also will hear their cry, and will save them. The Lord preserveth all them that love him. but all the wicked will He destroy. He also tells us if we will acknowledge Him He will acknowledge us, but if we deny Him He will deny us before the Angels in Heaven. May 1 say, at 0 o'clock in the evening, when we are given the two minutes for silent prayer, let it be a real, and fervent lifting of the heart to God. and He will reward us openly. GWEN 11A RE. 'VI AY CAMPAIGN,-—Plan Now 'to' Hear ■X* * PASTOR LEO C. HARRIS (Author and Evangelist, Australia) AT THE STRAND THEATRE, Sunday, May 14, 21, 28. 2.30 p.m., 7 p.m. Subjects: "Allenby to Armageddon," and others. Weekniglits at the Civic Theatrette. Under auspices United Israel Fellowship. ITNITY HALL CHURCH ;0F CHRIST. vJ Queen .St, (just above Town, Hail). 11 a.m. Worship. A Cordial Invitation is given to all who sincerely desire to walk in the Old. Paths. LTREE FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH IN N.Z. -I. Fountain of Friendship Hall, 'Newton Rd., Symonds St.—,ll a.m., Members of Sister Jessie's Staff of United Maori Mission. 2.45 p.m., S.S. and B.C. 7 p.m.. Mr, Ivan Moses. Wed., 7.30. W.E.C. Prayer Meeting. SALES BY AUCTION q HE R IFF S SALE, | ° WEDNESDAY. THE 2GTFI DAY OF APRIL, 1044, j . AT TAUMARUNUI. | Notice is hereby given that in pursuance j of a Writ of Sale issued out of the Supreme ] Court, of New Zealand at Hamilton, in an j action No. 2355, wherein Ellen Pattinson, of I Piopiotea West, Widow, is Plaintiff, and j Percy Joseph Fenning Downtan, of Taurriarunui, Hotel Proprietor, Katherine Dowman, of Taumarunui, wife of the said Percy Joseph Fenning Dowman, and Joseph Fenning Dowman. of Taumarunui, Labourer (a Minor), are Defendants, and to mo directed and delivered, I have taken into execution and, unless the amount of the Writ and all costs are sooner paid, I will cause to be sold by. Public Auction at the suit of the Plaintiff the execution creditor, on WEDNESDAY, the 2(ith day of April. 1944, at half-past three, o'clock in the afternoon, by ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LIMITED, ArfWioneers, at their Offices, Hakiaha Street. Taumarunui, all that the interest of Percy .Joseph Fenning Dowman. of Taumarunui, farmer, as Licensee under Occupation Licence on purchase by Deferred Payment in All That "Piece of Land, containing 6 acres 1 rood 34 perches, more or less, being Section 20, Block 11., Piopiotea West Survey District and being also the whole of the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title Register Book Volume I'ifi, Folio 7 (Taranaki Registry), subject however to Memorandum of Mortgage registered No. 70825, securing to the King Couni try Permanent Building Society, Taumarunui, the principal sum approximately £320 and interest thereon. Buildings consist of 4-roomed Dwellinghouse with bathroom and scullery, also -j small sheds (used as garage and fowlhouse). NOTE.—-The Occupation Licence is for a term of 34% years, from Ist January, 1050, and provides for half-yearly instalments of ■C3/Tl/9 (including interest at SV» per cent) oil 80th June and 31st December each year. On payment of the balance of purchase money to the Crown the fee simple of the said land can be acquired. At the date hereof the amount so required to freehold the property is approximately £ 120. The name of the Officer executing the Writ is Henry Bell Reid. Sheriff of the District of Hamilton, who by Sheriff's Warrant to Bailiff has appointed Clarence Rainton Murray, of Taumarunui, as his Bailiff, and the Solicitors for the Execution Creditor are Messieurs Maze nan rb, Hay and Macalister, Solicitors. Wellington, whose agents are Messieurs Seymour and Henry. Solicitors, Government Life Insurance Building, Victoria Street, Hamilton. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be seen at mv Office, Supreme. Court. Hamilton, during office hours, and at the Offices of Messieurs Seymour and Henry. Hamilton, or at the Auctioneers. Dated at Hamilton this 2Sth dav of March, 1011 H. B. REID. Sheriff of Hamilton TTNDER "THE RATING ACT, 1925." 0 TUESDAY. THE UTH DAY OF MAY. 19-14, at 11 a.m. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED. A/c the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Auckland, will offer for sale at the Borough Council Chambers, 114 Pollen St., Thames, on the above day, the undermentioned Properties:— THAMES BOROUGH COUNCIL. 1. 18.5 Perches, m/ 1, bg. Lots 570 and 571, Kauaeranga No, 13 Blk. Limited as to parcels and title. Auctioneer's Note.—Situated Campbell St., nearly opposite Thames Central School. 2. Firstly, 0.8 Perches, m/ 1, bg. pt. Lots 4 and 5 of a subdvn. Kauuerenga Blk. No. 11 as shown on D.P. 748, together with Right of Way reserved over part- of land in C/T 54/182. Secondly. 8 Perches, m/ 1, bg. Allot. 35 on D.P. 35729, bg. pts. Kauaeranga Blks. 14 and ' 15, subject to reservation of mines and minerals. Auctioneer's Note. —Situated corner Albert and Davy Sts. First-class building site. 3. 23.1 Perches, m/ 1, bg. Lots 508 and 569, Kauaeranga No. 13 Blk. Limited as to parcels and title. Auctioneer's Note,—Situated Campbell St., nearly opposite Thames Central School. IMPORTANT. —The Auctioneer for the convenience of intending purchasers will endeavour to locate and flag the Lots, but no responsibility will be taken for the correctness thereof. Full particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneers or Messrs. Dufaur, Lusk, Biss and Fawcctt, Solicitors to the Registrar, Courthouse Lane, Auckland. Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the Solicitors' office. _____ jvj ORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' i>» CO-OP., LIMITED. WARKWORTH KAI PARA FLATS STOCK SALE MONDAY, APRIL 24. 12 Noon. 150 Head Cattle, inch: 15 Sprg. Cows and Hfrs.; 15 Beef Cows and Hfrs.; 25 Boner and Store Cows; 5 Potter Bulls; 20 Sprg. Jer. IHrs., early calvers; 12 S.H. Cows and Hfrs , May calvers. Also 10 Jer. Hfr. Calves, 40 S.H. Steer Calves, 30 Ewes. Entries Solicited. CLEARING SALE, MAHURANGI. WARKWORTH. FRIDAY, APRIL 28, U a.m. Sharp. A/c Les. Anderson, who is leaving the district, his Live and Dead Stock, comp.:—2B S.H. Dairy Cows, up to 5071b. fat: 8 Rising 3yr, S.H. Hfrs., 22 M.S. Calves. 1 Young Bull, 3 Working Horses. 1 Good Cob, 3-Cow L.K.G. Milk. Plant. SOgal. Alfa-Laval Sep., 45gal. Alfa-Laval Sep., 3 h.p. Lister Diesel Engine, 3 h.p. Anderson Engine, Skim M. Pump and 1000 ft. %in., 100 ft. r/ 4 in. Galv. Piping, Plough, 2-Horse Massey Mower, as new; ii sgal. ('. Cans, Corr. Iron, Pig and Wire Netting, 400 gal. Tank 1-tgal. Copper, new; Klec. Fence, Flame Thrower, 2 t-volt Batteries, Hand Winch. 3000 ft. well seasoned Riinn, inc. I tOOft. 0 x 1. 000 ft. 4 x 2, heart liiinii Dressed; Orion H.P. Stove with Boiler, as new; Harness, Riding Saddle, Swingle!rees, etc.; 320 Bales Good Hay, Dinghy, Sail, Oars, etc.; 3 Fishing Nets, Pipe Fillings, Ropes, etc. Also Quantity Furniture, Inc. Chesterfield Suite, Mirrored Wardrobe, Chest Drawers etc., etc.. etc. Light Luncheon KAMO HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY, APRIL 28, It a.m. Sharp. <tt> Leather-lined Hunting Saddle. ITTARMFKS ~ UCK>PKitAIU VjF AUCTIONI. ERRING COMPANY. LIMITED CLEARING SALE AT W AERENG A. ON THE FARM, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 11.30 a.m. A/c J. L. Sprat ley. Waerenga, 38 Sh.-Jer. and Jer. X Dairy Cows, mostly early calvers; •' Jer. Hfrs.. due to calve; 0 Calves, 1 3yr.-old Kb. Bull, t Hvy Dr". Horse, all work; 3 Young T. Devon Breeding Sows, due to farrow; 1 Boar, 0 Slips, ! 7-mths-old Dog. 2 Sheets Flit Iron (new), 8 x <i; ! Roll Building Paper, 1 Roll Maltlioid, Child's Folding Pushchair. as new-. Child's Pta.v-swiitg, 2 Saw Stools and Saw Vice. Pair Stepiadders, 2 logal. Drums, I Barrel, 0 Dairy Buckets. Cr, Cooler. Milk Strainer Hay borks. I Onehorse Plough, Timber, l lcwt of Sanford's Fish Manure Luncheon iVTFT lil MTN AR Y NOTI"C E. * MILKING SHORTHORNS, 3RD ANNUAL SALE from "KEKEONF," and "RUGBY" STUDS. A/c Green Bros., and R. D. Cochrane, to be 'held at GREEN BROS.' FARM, Hukanui Rd.i Hamilton, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 12 Noon. 30 Stud Ylg. and 2-yr. Bulls; 30 Stud In-calf 2-yr. Hfrs.; 10 Stud Ylg. Hfrs.; 70 Stud Milking Shorthorns. Catalogues-on application to the Auctioneers. FA RMIS MS' CO-OP EM ATI Vls A CCTIONEEIiING CO., LTD., Hamilton. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY : JCSO.J