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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10598, 29 October 1910, Page 4

PEOPLE'S POPULAR PICTURES. OPERA HOUSE. Sole A. M'Donald /-\PERACINESCOPE T3ICTURES X ICTURES TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. Another Star Programme. "The Way of the World" (1000 ft), "Across the Plains" (exciting drama 1000 ft), "Trip Through the Andes," "The Gold Seekers" (star, 1000 ft),, ."Almighty"-Dollar," "Tontolini Duel,"; #A. Crowded* Hotel," etc., etc. SKATING. . GEORGETOWN: TUESDAY NIGHT, HARD-UP SOCIAL in aid ofi Library to ' follow.. Ladies admission by basket. Wind-up , of- Skating Sea- " H'.TtADD, ■ 150 '■ ' " - Proprietor. WAITAKI COLLIE DOG .CLUB. IHE' MEETING will be J- -,- held in SULLIVAN'S HOTEL on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th, at 8 p.m. ' W. H. ROSS, 109/ ' ' . , - Hon." Sec. ' TNITED SUNDAY SCHOOLS' CON=IJ OERT—ARMY BARRACKS-: -MONDAY' NIGHT, 31st, at 7.45. The' Programme Comprises Solos, Company Songs, Recitations, Dialogues, ' Violin *and Mandolin Solos. "" Tho Rev. Buckingham will preside. Admission, 6d; Children, 3d. 161 , OAMAR.U TROTTING CLUB. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Members will be held in tho Club's Room, A.M.P. Buildings, at 2.30 p.m., TUESDAY NEXT, Ist NOVEMBER. ' Business: Annual Report and Bal-ance-Shect; Election of Officers; and, General. ' ' ' ' t G. M. PROCTER, ";' '176. , , , . Secretary. I%fcErHODTS r r\CHURCH SERVICES, iVX SUNDAY, OCT. 30th. Wesley Church, Oamaru — ' , , "JREtf. 'W.,-J. WILLIAMS. 11 'a'.m.'f "A Missionary' Cruise in the /Smith ; G. 30 .p.m.: . "Three ■ " 'Missionary Heroes." ." •-" ' - Collections"for Foreign Missions. Enfield, 7 p.m Mrs-Williams.' •iakanui, 7 p.m Mr J. C. Yorke. IUBJECT:' MRS BARTON'S Meet- ) . . '.. „' '_ inc. SUNDAY NIGHT-:--'-''.The

Army Barracks. HE WORD OF GOD will (DA 7 .) be nnHE Preached as usual on 'LORD'S" D,AY at 6.30 p.m. in GOSPEL HALL., STEWARD STREET. A, Cordial Invitation Extended to All- Come. LUKE'S PARISH. kJ. 23rd Sunday- After" Trinity. - S. LUKE'S CHURCH—H.C., 8 a.m.; Matins • and Sermon, 11 o'clock; Evensong and Sermon, 6.30 p.m. COUNTRY SERVICES—EnfieId, 3 p.m (Mr Travis); Totara, 7 o'clock (Mr Duncan). pHURCH OF CHRIS;;T; :.lJU.a.ni.: Worship. ,' H "A;; ! '6.30 p.m.: Subject.: . "The ;i Queen:; of;; Sheba;'arid the' Men.of Nineveh.'/; } Preacher: Mr JT\ H.' MATHIESONI- ;r j^KnSraKS ?"i-«C-H U RC hj; XJ. _~,_; .Severn Street -. ■ 11:aim.':-'."The Pillar and Base of the vi Truth." :4: :■" ■■'■'■ .^O.SO.p.m.:."Love's Greatest Act." , '■PAUL'S CH U R CH. Morning:; "Domestic Responsibilities." 'HyiiVhs'.'' ■'■'■■ "■'.. "' ' j, - : REV;' R: J. PORTER. Mr W. H. Hiett. nOLIJ;MJi i C H U R CH •;.;v". f' ; ''SERVICES-- ?;-. 11 a.m.: "The, Church: Its Authority and "....,. P-^-Power." 6.30 'ii'.mlV "He that formed the eye, shall He not see?" .';'•.' ',.• ..;,''., the . .■..,, ~/:■::■ r. [OR WICH "UNION MUTUAL LIFE -*: r INSURANCE SOCIETY, .-.■'.! Incorporated Arith the Amicable Society, ■: '"-,; y, ; iiFounded.l7,o6;;v ■';.-. ■ ■/■; The Oldest" Mu'Mal Life Office -in the ■-:,.■■ .75. -.; Claipis Paid" ExceediSE&C,ooo,obo; >' REQUiRE-jTWO: FmS'JN-CLASS" CAN-. ■ VASSERS; -for the Oamaru ; District • 'Good Salary and Coni'missioii • • for men; who can Write Business.; Apply Oainaru Post Office, Box 9. '

WATTAKI COUNTY COUNCIL. IENDERS '■ are ! incited up till -*- SATURDAY, the oth November, at 12 o'clock (noon) for; SUPPLY OF GRAVEL on DEVIL'S .BRIDGE ROAD nuclei--Contract No. 1191. .. Specifications at the County Chambers. - - --. JAS." MARTIN, I'vt "County Clerk JARRAH TIMBER. JARRAH will last a lifetime in gr.ound ~b'r'water. Jarrah is unsurpassed for GATES, HURDLES, FENCING, etc.' : Turnip Stakes 2x 2 x 4ft, pointed, ,30s■:per .100 stakes. -.','■ .■■>■;. MILLAR'S WEST AUSTRALIAN HARDWOOD'S CO., LTD., 7 DUNEDIN.. =625 )ERS arc invited up to Noon of - 1 - WEDNESDAY, Oth instant, for ADDITIONS to ST. LUKE'S SUNDAY SCHOOL, Wharfs'street. Plans, etc., at the office of jv m. Forrester; 174 ■. ' Architect. . (HEARERS, WANTED ' RIDGES, Start-;DECEMBER-8th;; Rosoneath to F0110w.., - < 15S " ' - BRUCE GILLIES. ' '\ CHOICE SELECTION of GIG and - TRAP HARNESS is now on view at. J. E. BROAD'S; all manufactured on the premises, by- expert workmen, to stand hard wear. Come and see for yourself. It will pay you. BOARD and Residence—Comfortable Board and Residence for 2 Gentlemen, 1 Coquet street (opposite: St. Paul's Church). ; 177, PT'S the Season for CAMPING. En- *- joy the Open Air. You'll beneit by it. J. E. BROAD, of the N.O. SADDLERY EMPORIUM, has TENTS if allsiaes for Sale. His prices range rom: 6 x 8, 12s 6d; 8 x 10, 18s 6d; 0 s 12, 245.