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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3259, 16 October 1897, Page 2 (Supplement)

WONDERLAND OF NEW ZEALAND. ROTORUA AND HOT LAKES DISTRICT. Tourists and visitors from the South intending visiting the North Island and the Hot Lakes District will find every comfort, attention and convenience at the various Hotels in the District of Rotorua, via.. The Grand Hotel Lake House The Geyser Hotel The Pala.ce Hotel the Grand being the finest hotel in New Zealand. All Communications addressed to the Managers of the above Hotels will have prompt attention; or for terms and booking arrangement*, apply COOK'S TOURIST OFFICE, 274 52 Lambton quay. ROYAL HOTEL, Thoendon quay. MR CHARLES ROBERT SMITH (late of Sydney) begs to announce to the inhabitants of Wellington and its surroundings that, having purchased the lease and goodwill of the above favourite hostelry from Mr George Ross, patrons can relv on receiving every attention. The excellent accommodation the house commands is sufficient inducement for travellers and permanent boarders to know that the house will be conducted as heretofore on the lines of a first-class hotel, and being in close proximity to both the Government and Manawatn Railway Stations, oo.i mands and enjoys the company of moat all the travelling community. A call soliciti Wines, ales and j spirits of the very best qu Uity.—Youtstruly, \ C. R. SMITH, Proprietor 7C9 "national hotel, Lambton quay, Wellington. A LFRED COLES, late of the Prince o. Wales Hotel, Tory street, begs to inform his numerous friends and the public in general that he has purchased Mz T. White's interest in the National Hotel, and hopes to receive the same generons patronage as he has received in the past. Good Table. Best Brands of Liquors in Stock. Terms moderate. Visitors from the Country may rely on receiving the beat attention, and their convenience will be studied in every possible way. 727 CAMBRIDGE HOTEL, Cambridge terrace. MR W. CLOGGIE (late of the Caledonian Hotel) has much pleasure iu announcing that he has Purchased the Lease and Goodwill of the above well-known establishment, and he will be pleased to have a visit from bis old friends. Excellent Accommodation for Travellers and Permanent Boarders. The hotel is in a convenient position to the City, trams passing every ten minutes. Wines, Ales and Spirits of the best brands always to be had. 455 W. CLOGGIE. WESTERN HOTEL, WILLIS STREET. MB H. LAHMAN (Late of the Metropolitau) having taken the above well-known hotel, is now prepared to see his friends and the general public. Alterations are about being made which will render this hotel one of the best in the town. Luncheon from 12 till 2. Civility, Comfort and Reasonable Charges will form a Loading Feature. Wines and Spirits of the Boat Quality. 23 MASONIC HOrEL, CUBA STEEBT. JOHN LAPPET. PKOPEIETOE. HAYING purchased tho interest and Goodwill of tho above Hotel, I respectfully invite my old and new friends to give mo a call. First-class accommodation for travellers and permanent boarders. Night porter on the premises. WINES, ALES AND SPIRITS May always be relied upon as being of the very best quality. JOHN LAPPET, 809 Proprietor. THE EANFURLY HOTEL, Lambtqj* Quay, Wellington. THIS old established hotel has recently been taken over by Mr A. Crossey, late of the Terminus and Porjrua Hotels, who has made great alterations and improvements throughout the whole building. The furniture is entirely new. Electric light and tho latest of modern conveniences. The whole forms a complete transformation of what the Hotel used to be. Commodious billiard - room and excellent billiard - table. First-class private bars both upstairs and downstairs. Free luncheon at public and private bars at noon. No pains have been spared to make this hotel replete with everything which will, give patrons entire satisfaction. Accommodation for visitors, permanent boarders, families and tho commercial and general public. Comfort combined with civility, and strict attention to the requirements of all, will be found at tho Ranfurly. Best brands of wines and spirits in stock. Bright sparkling and invigorating ales a specialty. All charges will be found to be moat reasonable. 555 A. CROSSEY, Proprietor. CLYDE QUAY HOTEL, Clyde quay (One minute's walk from Te Aro Railway Station), MR TIMOTHY COTTER, late of Makari and Pahlatua, is now in possession of this favourite Hotel. All old friends and the üblio are invited to give him a call. Only Beat Liquors on Sale. Staples' XXXX Always on Tap. 616 MASONIC HOTEL, NAPIER. ME AND MBS 'FRANK MOELLER TENDER their thanks to the Public fet past favours, and respectfully beg to 'announce that the first portion of the new Masonic Hotel building is now completed and ready for occupation. As in the past, every endeavour will bo made to merit a continuance of former patronage. , , For the Convenience of Country Visitors, Luncheon will Be Served from 12.30 p.m. 422 loctirF PORT PREVENTION OP CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. fB" HE Public are earnestly requested to a kindly communioate any act of CRUELTY TO ANIMALS that may come under their notice to A. W. SMITH, Inspector, Eevans-Street, Newtown.

Established, 1812.1 [Established 1812 W. M. BANNAT’VNB ft CO , Hunter street, Wellington, N.Z., MERCHANTS A GENERAL IMPORTERS, Shipping, Insurance, Financial, and Commission Agents. (CONSIGNMENTS from all parts of the world receive special attention. Returns rendered promptly. Consignors are authorised to draw against goods that are recommended. Indents executed for all classes —English, Continental, American, Eastern and Colonial products upon most favourable terms. Advances made against produce consigned to onr London house. Money Invested. Mortgages negotiated. Interest and Rents collected and promptly remitted AGENCIES— Nobel's Explosives Co., Limited, Glib* qow Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine* Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, Fuse, Ac, Curtis’s and Harvey, London —Blasting Powder. Anglo • Scandinavian Condensed Milk Co., Hamar —Milk (Paris Gold Medal Brand). R. and N. Pott, London —Vinegar, T. C. Williams Co., Richmond, Va.— Tobacco, Brands s Welcome Nugget, Juno, Ruby, Gipsy, Nosegay, Cream ©f Virginia, Ac. Watson and McGill, Petersburg, Va.— Tobacco, Brands: Nailrod, Black Swan Twist, Over-the-Water, Grand National, Ao. Richmond Cavendish Co., Liverpool— Tobacco. Brands: Pioneer, Richmond Mixture, Encore, Superfine Bird's Eye, The Rose, Eagle Rift Cake. C. Muller and Co., Payerne—Renfer a Swiss Cigars. E. Lazbnby and Son, London —Oilmen b Stores. . Alex, Milne and Sons, Aberdeen —Tinned Fish, Potted Meats, Bloater Paste, Marmalade, &o. Vivashand Goode, London—Potted Meats, Ac. Alfred Bird and Son, London —Egg Powder, Baking Powder, Custard Powder, Pudding Powder, Blanc Mange Powder. W. J. Kingsland, New York —Dr Price's Flavouring Essences, Corena Yeast. Manger and Son, London—Table Salt. Taylor Bros., Ltd., London -• Cocoa, Chocolate, Mustard, &o. Jas. S. Vickery and Son, Ballarat, Victoria —Egg Preservative. T. J. Lipton, London —Ceylon, India and China Teas, Essence of Coffee. Bovbil Co., London —Bovril. Hoffman and Co., Salzuflen, Germany—

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BIBLE TRUTHS

tor Earnest Seekers WHO believe that the Book we call the Bible is the inspired word of God. We ask you to consider the following facta about yourselves, because they surpass in importance all others. Do not say, “It matters not what we believe,” for God has predicated Salvation upon a belief of THE THINGS Hb HAS CAUSED TO BE written. He has declared that He will look upon him that is poor, and of a contrite spirit, and trembleth at His word (Isa. Ixvi., 2) —that “ word ” which He has magnified above all His name (Psalm oxxxviii., 2). When we examine this word, we find what we affirmed in our last advertisement to be true, viz.) that “ CHRISTENDOM;” IS ASTRAY FROM THE BIBLE. This will be apparent to all who consider the following facts. These facts are (1) that has is mortal because of sin, and (2) that Christ is the Resurrection and the Life (Rom." v., 12—John xi., 25). 1 here is, therefore, upon these hypotheses, NO FUTURE LIFE APART FROM CHRIST. The teaching of the Pulpit is, that man has within him an immaterial, immortal entity, which they call an immortal soul, that this “ particle of the Divine essence ” is the subject of spiritual cure, that if it be " saved ” by the possessor believing what the clergy preach, it will wing its flight to. realms of bliss “above the bright blue skies,” when it puts off this “ mortal coil,” that if it be “lost,” it will descend to regions where, thioughout the endless ages of eternity, it will suffer the most exquisite torture it is possible to conceive! Reader, can you believe that the Almighty will permit countless millions of atoms of Himself to be subjected to such objectless torture ? Our whole intellect revolts at the very thought of such brutal diabolism. Instead of Go • being proclaimed as a God of Love, His character is libelled as a Monster of Iniquity. And, not only does common-sense condemn the popular theory, but the Scriptures negative it on almost every page. A few of the main facts of the Scriptural aspect of the subject will be sufficient, we hope, to urge our readers to further study. (1.) The terms “immortal soul" and “ immortality of the soul ” are not to bo found in the Scriptures. (2.) The words “ immortal ” and “ immortality ” occur only six times, in which oases they are used as characterizing the nature of God (i. Tim. vi., 16—i. Tim. i., 17), as being brought to light through the gospel (ii. Tim, i., 10), as a reward to those believers “who patiently continue in welldoing ” (Rom. ii., 7), and as a thing to be “ put on ” (i. Cor. xv., 53,' 54,), showing that we cannot have possession of it now. (3) The words “soul” and “spirit" do not in themselves imply the possession by man'(,f a separate, or separable, immortal entity. Scholars inform us that the original wordstranslated “soul" and “spirit” in both the Old and New Testaments are also applied to “ beasts and every creeping thing.” Hence, there is absolutely no evidence in favour of the popular belief. These facts also throw a light on THE DOOM OP THE WICKED in accordance with Scriptural testimony and the highest reason. God has declared that He will utterly destroy all evil persons and things. They are to be “cutoff" (Psalm xxxvii., 9) — “into smoke shall they consume away ” (ver. 20), they are “ like the ieasts that perish ” (Psalm xlix., 12) j “ they shall never see light ” (ver. 19); “ they shall be stubble, and the day that oometh shall burn them up, saith the Lord of hosts, that it shall leave them NEITHER ROOT NOR BRANCH” (Mai. iv., 1). “ They shall be punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the Lord” (ii. Thess. i., 9). “The soul that sinneth it shall die ” (Ezekiel xviii., 4, 20). If these references bo not emphatic enough for some, let them reflect on the fate of the Babylonish armv. “ THEY ARE EXTINCT, THEY ARE QUENCHED AS TOW” (Isa. xlili., 17). Neither can the righteous be in heaven praising God. And this is just what isaflirmed in the Scriptures, “THE DEAD PRAISE NOT THE LORD,” (Psalm oxv., 17), which statement is diametrically opposed to popular notions. “ The dead know not anything” (Eooles. ix., 6) : “ his breath goeth forth, he returneth to his earth j in THAT VERY DAY HIS THOUGHTS PERISH ” (Psalm oxlvi., 3,4) ; “ David is not ascended into the heavens ” (Acts ii., 34). Reader! consider well these testimonies, and behold how they shatter the very foundations of popular theology! Consider also this fact, that the Scriptures affirm the earth to be the future .inheritance of the righteous. See Matt, v., 5; Rev. v., 10, xi., 15; Psalm xxxvii., 9—11; Dan. vii., 27 j and also, that the apostolic hope was not heaven-going at death, but a resurrection from the dead (I Cor. xv., 13—23; Phil iii., 7—11; ii, Tim. iv., 6—B). Correspondence invited. Address, in first instance— W.S.C., 9, Ellice Street, Wellington. |

Lucca and Co., Genoa —Salad Oil. R, WOTHEKSPOON, LONDON AND GLASGOWCorn Flour. FbAtblli Abate, Messina Oil-lemon, Green Lemons, &o. G. G. Cbbspin, Melbourne— Mildnra Dried Fruits: Lexias Muscatels, Muscat, Evapoiated Peaches, Apricots, &o. Frank B. Peterson and Co., San Francisco—Canned and Dried Fruits, Salmon, Oysters, Rolled Oats, &o. Rollitt and Co., Canterbury mills—- “ Supreme*’ Brand of Flour. B. B. Nostrand, New York— Dr S. P. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla. Afollinaris Company, Limited, London — Apolllnaris Water. Udolpho Wolfe and Sons, New York— Wolfe’s Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps. B. Seppblt, Seppeltspibld, near Adelaide, S.A, —Australian Wines. Bass, Ratcliff and Gretton, Limited, London —Bulk Ale. Ind Coops and Co., Limited, London— Bottled Ale, Romford Bitter, &o. George Younger and Son, Alloa, N.B. —Revolver Bottled Ale. W.'B. Johnson and Co., Liverpool— Guineas* Stout. Kop’b, London— Non-alcoholic Ale. Warre and Co., Oporto— Port Wine. J. W. Meuschbl Son, Buchbbuck am Rhein Still and Sparkling Hook, Moselle, &o. Louis Koedeber, Rheims—Champagne. J. Jameson and Son, Limited, Dublin— Irish Whisky. Bernard and Co., Leith Whisky, Ginger Wine, &c. William Teacher and Sons, London and Glasgow— Highland Cream Whisky. J. Dewar and Sons, Limited, Perth— Whisky. A. and B. Mackat, Glasgow— Liqueur , Whisky. Hiram Walker and Sons, Limited, Walkervillb, Canada Canadian Club Whisky. J. Denis, Henry Mounie and Co., Cognac —Brandy. Charles Jobit andOo., Cognac—Brandy. Pbunier and Co., Cognac—Brandy. A, L. Boiteau and Co., Cognac—Brandy. H. White and Co., London —“ Red Heart ** Rum. Blankenhbym and Nolet, Rotterdam — “Roy’’Geneva, JRkichabdt and Co., Dresden— Pianos. Maignbn’s Filtre-Rapide Co., Limited, London —Hygienic Filters. Agents for Royal Insurance Company, of Liverpool. Correspondents of the Board of Underwriters, New York. 160

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E M PI E E HOT EL, WILLIS STREET, WEI.X.INCITOK. LUNCH DAILY, From 12.30 p.m, to 2.0 p.m. JOSEPH HANDEL, Proprietor . (Late of Club Hotel, Masterton). 256 ALBION HOTEL, COURTENAY PLACE. MB WILHELM T. LARSEN (Late of the Central Patea), Proprietor. RAYING purchased the lease and goodwill of the above favourite hostelry, patrons can rely on receiving every attention, combined with the comforts of a good home. First-class accommodation for commercial travellers and permanent boarders. Old and new friends are cordially invited. From the fact of the To Aro Railway Station 1 erminus being within a few yards, the hotel is within an easy, distance for the wearied traveller and his friends. Wines, Ales and Spirits are of the very best quality. Please note my address, W. T. LARSEN. ALBION HOTEL, Courtenay place, Wellington. 810 WARNER’S HOTEL, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. Established 1863. Superior Apartments for Families, Tourists and others. THE Hotel is very central, near Post and Telegraph Offices, Custom House, Banks and other Public Buildings. Twelve largo, well - appointed Sample Booms for the convenience of commercial gentlemen. Correspondence will receive prompt at ben tion. Agent for Cobb and Co,'a West Coast Coaches. W ELLINGTON BLoTEL, Moltjswortbl stub, hit, A. HAYWOOD (formerly of Princes? Hotel) Proprietor. The Wellington Hotel is situated immediately opposite the Parliamentary Buildings and within a minute’s walk of the Govern • ment Bildingo First-class Accommodation is provided for Travellers, Visitors and Permanent Boarders. The Best Brands of Wines and Spirits in stock. B Jfr UTLAND (late Empire) HOTEL, Main _0; street, Fahiataa. MRS WARD, Proprietress. Mrs Ward, in taking over the above hotel, calls the attoution of the travelling public to the fact that she has thoroughly renovated the house, and for comfort, &0., it now stands second to none in the Forty-mile Bush. 810

THE WELLINGTON SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND © TYPEWRITING, Imperial Chambers, 6, Featherston STREET (Opposite the Union Bank of Australia), Principal : Woolterton R. Whtte (Honours Diploma of Nations.! Phonographic Society of England). TYPEWRITER COPYING DEPARTMENT (Miss Harper). All work entrusted to this Department will be held as strictly confidential, SCALE OF CHARGES ; Shorthand Tuition—Private lessons (2 hours each lesson), £2 2s per term; in class lessons (2 hours each lesson), .£1 Is per terra; speed practice (3 separate hours a week), 10a 6d per terra Classes—Meet on Tuesdays for instruction in the “ Teacher meet on Wednesdays for instruction in the “ Manual moot on Thursdays-special reporting class meet on Fridays for instruction in the “ Reporter,” with special coaching for office work Foe for instruction in typewriting (lOhour a , day), -81 la per term Typewriting—Legal and general copying, per folio, 2d; tabular statements, per folio, 2sd; authors* MSS. (3000 and . over), per 1000, la 6d ; scientific MsS , 2s, Carbon copies half price of top copies. Address, ing envelopes, per 1000, 10s Manifolding by Mimeograph—Stencil sheet, 3s; 25 copies, per page, 3s; 50 copies, per page, 4s; 100 cojjies, per page, Ca ; 200 copies, per page, 10s; 500 copies, per page, 25s Shorthand Speed Practice. Speed Practice every evening except Saturday. Reporting, —Verbatim or condensed reports of Meetings, Lectures, &c., furnished at current rates. Freedom of the School (liberty to attend all classes at all times) for a fixed fee. All Fees Payable in Advance. 295 Yost school of'hhorthand and TYPEWRITING, National Mutual Buildings, Customhouse quay. Conducted by the MISSES CARE, Wellington and Christchurch. Shorthand (Pitman*a and Light-line), Typewriting, Mimeograph, Writing, &0., taught. Individual Tuition —Time Unlimited. TJesdlts : The Misses Carr’s pupils have obtained the best results in the shortest space of time in Now Zealand, also the first Highspeed Certificates ever granted by Sir Isaac Pitman in New Zealand. Every description of Typewriting done.. All work strictly private. 834

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