CURRENT NOTICES.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10592, 22 October 1910, Page 4

CURRENT NOTICES.

To-morrow at the-moiiimg service in the Wesley Cliuicli the Rev W J Williams, while, the evening meeting will bo conducted by Mis Williams lit the afternoon and evening Mi Williams will pay a. visit to .two oi the country &harges, preaching at Balruddeiy Homestead at 3 p m. and o,t Enfield at 7pm /Mr H Grocott will picsido over the service at Kakamn. ! At the' Baptist Chinch to-inonow, th< Rev. F. G Buckingham w ill take as th< subject ot his morning "The Message of the Risen Loid," and in the evening will deliver an addiess on "Baptism Its Relations to .Christianity." 'The Salvation Ann v. Bioscope is again ■ visiting ..Oamnru, and are bringing with , tjhem a most up-to-date set of hims The public of- Oamaru have been chaimed again and again with the Airay's pictures, and tins showus bettor than ever. Tho towns VMUd so i.-, lia/e been loud m their praxes of the b'-nuhful piograimno rendered. J-The members ol ill" B Sq'iailiin, Ist Rietriinrnfc, O M.R., hi'! [,aia<! ■ dismounted on Satmda\ ric \t at 1 I"5 pm. at the Volunteer Hall la mtiain ior the Waitati encampment. Hoieps. must be ttticked befoie 1 p.m. J The annua] mpetins, of the Ngapaia Ijlall' and-Libiaiy -Committee is announced foi Tuesday next 2'jth inst iTJierc'is to lie a devotional picture service at tho Aimy Bat racks on Sundav night after chinch seivice. The beautiful film entitled ;'Glni<;t 'Amongst "V[en"-is to be sJhjwji, besides, a great number of other still i-.Uwps. Home <i>]pndid illustiated aud>"hynins are uai tlie ptogiaiump. I Mi t has' returned irom-tho-Soiith, and will pieach at tlieQhurclr of Christ to-uiouow ovenin«. The suhieet'nil] be, i-'The King in His Beauty " , i Mrs Baiton will -give an address 'at Ihc.jJCrcs Stieet'Hall to-moiiow'even-'Jig.at Zv> lit Her sublet' will b» "Hp is without'sin let hnu"onst the" fust stone," followed by an exhibition of clin\oyency tliiongh fkwers. Main' people hate refrained from buying motor cars in the past foi two leasons, viz.: The high cost of a reliable and the fear of being unable to drive one. These hindrances hare now been entirely removed by the advent of the wonderful "Overland" Cars, as the 1911 models are built ou the v-erv latest lines at about half the cost of the. best' British cars, and " are so simple to handle that a person may learn to drive in a few minutes. For a First-class Haircut and Shave go to Dan Saloon, Thaines i street. j