TO-MORROWS CHURCH SERVICES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 11197, 20 August 1898, Page 4

TO-MORROWS CHURCH SERVICES.

St. Paul's Cathedral—Holy communion, 8 a.m.; matins and mid-day celebration, 31; evensong, 6.30. Preacher (morning and evening), Yen. Archdeacon Robinson:

All Saints' Church—Holy communion, 8 a.m. and after matins. Preacher, the Dean. St. Matthew's Church—Holy communion, 8 a.m.; choral celebration, 11 a.m. (preacher, Rev. W. Curzon-Siggers); evensong, 6.30 (preacher, fiev. H. S. Leach). Methodist Central Mission—Rev. W. Ready, morning and evening. St. Andrew's Cirarch—Rev. Dr Woddell, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Wesley Church, Cargill road—Rev. T. G. (Bfcooke, morning and (evening. Mcegiel Church: Mr J. Belton, morning and evening. Trinity Wesleyan Church—ll a.m., Mr W. Wardrop; 6.30 p.m., Rev. J. D. Jory. Disciples of Christ, Stuart street Oddfellows' Hall—Mr Mazerigarb, morning and evening; afternoon service, 2.45: Oddfellows' Hall, Albany street—Dr Commins, in the evening.

Frank Hyams, Jeweller, Princes street, notifies having landed, ex s.s. Otarama, a large shipment o£ English and Continental .Novelties in " Art China," including many specimen pieces from the hands of leading artists in the Ceramic Art. The whole have been selected personally by Frank • Hyams, and such variety of design, and colour in Art China has never before been shown in the colony; moreover, the prices are such as will ensure a ready sale, being only a slight advance on landed cost. Many of the pieces, while of exquisite beauty, cost only a few shillings. Inspection is invited irrespective of purchase.—Advt. Mr W. Quin will sell on the 24th inst., at Heriot, a team of heavy draught ihares and gelding3^ " '• . ' •• A concert will be given in the Mornington Presbyterian Church Hall on the evening of ■Wednesday next, when a number of ■ wellknown vocalists and instrumentalists will take part. Some graphophone selections will be given. ~ . . .

At the Salvation. Army Barracks to-morrow J there ivill.be an exhibition of Adjutant Foote's ] myrioramic . (limelight. In the afternoon a, i Scottish story, "The Way to Heaven," will be ; illustrated, and in the evening " The Story of ; the Crucifixion." Mr J. Reid, who carried on the Central • Pharmacy taken over by Mr J. Waters, is not j dead as might be supposed from a reference to the late Mr Reid. "All accounts and claims against the barque Ebba must be rendered'by noon on Monday. Particulars will be found in our advertising colvmns concerning the G-illies scholarship, of j the value of £50 a. year, offered in connection j. with the Auckland University College. The directors of the Silverton Tramway Company have declared a dividend of 2s per share, which will be payable to Otago shareholders at the -Union Bank, Dunedin, on Saturday, 10th September. f» Nominations for the various wards in the Borough of Port Chalmers close at noon on the following dates: —High Ward, Monday, 29th inst.; East Ward, Tuesday, 30th inst.;. Middle Ward, Wednesday, 31st inst.; South Ward, Thursday, September 1. '. On Wednesday next the anniversary tea meeting and entertainment in connection with the Disciples of Christ, meeting in the Stuart street Oddfellows' Hall, will be held. G. and T. • Yoinro, watchmakers and jewellers, 88 Princes .street, notify that they have finished stocktaking,' and have opened their; new, goods, ex steamers lonic, Ruahine, and Aotea. Inspection ..invited. .! Prices strictly moderate.—Adyt. -. ...; . . ." -■■ . • The Anglo-American Company advise that all routes to the West.lndies by. the north TransAtlantic cables are open for plain language telegrams. >.. . ■' • : ■ - ■Messrs Park, Reynolds. and Co. will sell today salvage stock from the Princes street fire. On Tuesday next they will sell,boiler preservative, asbestos, paints, etc. Messrs James Samson and Co. will sell on Wednesday next at Port Chalmers, household furniture, etc. . . . j Messrs Wright,. Stephenson, and Co. will sell to-day draught mare 3 and geldings. Nominations for the election of councillors to the Green Island Borough Council close ai [ noon on Thursday, 25th inst. \ On Wednesday, September 7, Mr T.. S. Clib- ; born will sell at the' stud farm, New. Sou f.h ' Wales, the horses comprising the famous Kirkham stud. Messrs Sievwright Bros, and Co. will sell on Friday, 15th September, a farm of 624 acres and coal property at Wangaloa, near Kaitsmgata. The Perpetual Trustees, Estate, and Agency Co. will sell on Monday next a freehold pro- f 1 perty in South Dunedin. j John Hislop, oldest established. Watch-j maker and Jeweller, 74. Princes street. Good j assortment Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery. Spectacles suit all sights.—Advfc. Massage and Electricity.—Mr and Mrs D. Edwin Booth, Massage,,. Institute, . Stuart street, Dunedin.—Under the patronage of the medical gentlemen of Dunedin. • Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! During Sale. Men's Waterproof and Fashion-; able Overcoats at Clothing Factory, Octagon.— . Advt, . . . ; The public are hereby .reminded, that new ; shares may be obtained in the Duneclin Starr- ; Bowkett Society on application by paying single : .'subscriptions, . allowing- -back subscriptions Ti;o-! i remain at option of "shareholder.- All informai tion can be obtained from .Mr Baker, Secretary, Octagon.—Advt. . ■ •: •" ' ■ • '; ~ For Punctual Time!—Peteb ; Dick' most | reliable Watchmaker ' and Jeweller, opposite Coffee Palace, Moray place, Dunedin. Charges .strictly'moderate.^Advt.' ■".' . .'.. '..'.,. ~, •