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QT, PAUL'S CATHED.RAL. FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT, MARCH 8. Celebration •of Holy Communion, 8 asm. Morning Prayer, 11 a.m. Benedicite—Best in: C; Hymns-90, ; 92, 198,. 203. Preacher, Ven. Vrclidoucou GOULD. Evensong, 6.30 ■ p.m. Canticles—Bridgo in D. Anthem— •"luin Thy Face from My Sins" (Allwood). Hymns-SiO, 91, 463, 95. Preacher, the Most Riv. The PRIMATE. Jjt; I » S T H Ul.c H. Rev. Dr NISBET ' Will Preach •TO-MORROW MORNING : nnd EVENING. RUSSELL STREET HALL: MO, Mr R, TODD. [^ ll s a Fir.t v "6"HuTca TO-MORROW: ~ Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Preacher (U a.m. and 6.30 p.m.), The DEAN. .' ' Evening Lecture: First ofa Series on "THE NEW THEOLOGY AND THE OLD • RELIGION." J£ NO X CHUB CH, TO-MORROW, ' Forenoon and. Evening, Rev. WM.JIEWITSQN, B.A. MORAY PLACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ' ' 11 a.m. end 6,30/ p.m.-BeY. W. SAUNDERS. a.T. ANDREW'S CHUBoi 11 a.m.~Mr W. H. STAKES. 6.3 C p.m-Rey. JAMES W. SHAW, M.A. CjOCTH DUNEDIN PRESBYTERIAN KJ', CHURCH. • 11 a.m. and 0.1)0 p.m., Rev. R. MACK.IE. 6.30,- Communion Service and Quarterly Collection for Poor. ,-morth-east valley presby. ■Al TERIAN CHURCH. " Rev. HENRY B. GRAY. Services at 11 a.m. and 6,30 p.m " Evening Subject: ." pRIMITIVE.METHODIST CHURCH^ tV ™n?r STBEE T.-U, Rev. Win. LAYCOCK; 6.30, Mr S. BENTON. ™Jtt Valley).-!!, Mr JOHN ivEID, 8.A.; 6.30, Bev. WM. LAYCOCK. FAIRFIELD.-ll and'6.3o, Mr DAVID GAiji r. ' m -.__ ,°- WHERE MEN MEET MEN, SUNDAY STRANGERS' TEA, 5 p.m. Speaker: Mr STAKES (India). ■ 8 p.m.-GOSPEL OPEN-AIR SERVICE, i . ■ All Young Men Heartily Invited. ITVPSSSS JOHTsbljTHiYlof the Chini ■«• Inland Mission) and W. MALLI9 (froia XK , Wl ndUCt & ' SEBIES 0{ «BE[L' JS? { V,t DBEPENII «> of the SPIRI4UAL LIFE ,n the Choral Hall, Moray Place Dunedin, at 7.30 oa TUESDAY, WEDTHURSDAY, and F ' BIDAy m\% the 10th to 13th March. All Christiaiu ir.vited. iJ)UJfEDiN Ikogressive ;.so"oiety; TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING ■,■ ■ , March 8. fi„i,r T ak » r ; r JNa E - M'MANUS. Bubcct: • A Comparison Between Revoluvocated by the Labour Party" DISCUSSION. MUSIC TRADES HALL, MORAY PLACE Every SUNDAY at 7 4 p.n,X? • ALL INVITED. T£ H E SA L V_A_T 10 - . ' . TO-M(3RROW. No Stir^^ BOCIETY. ■: Lecture by Mr D.~W M. BURN, Ma' '■ Subject; "There is Corn in Egypt Sttjl" p h;o sa l ■ h TTT u- SAI5 AI EVENING, 7 o'clock. '" Mr JOHN SOUTHEY (of, China Inland Mission), and rn-'t Mr F-l M f LLls ( from India) W ill conduct the Service. AH invitei '

jflf E T HODIST SERVICES: vvJISF o **' iC % 8. 1903METHODIST CENTRAL MISSION GARRISON HALL ' 11-Mrs W. R. DON. 6.30-itev. W. GRIGG 1.0-CENTRAL MISSION BROTHERHOOD Speaker: Rev. N. A. DAVIS. Ftbjeot: "Liberty 'Red' and BmL" Chairman: Mr W. Pnriß ■ Solist: G. P. Bewley. All Men Cordially Invited. . TRINITY METHODIST. CIRCUIT. ' TRINITY CHURCH. U-SISTER ANNIE. 0.30-Rcv a. C. SANDERSON, M.A. (of fclosgwl). v WOODHAUGH, 11-Rev R. H. WYLIE. 6,50-Mr J. P. SIMON WESLEY CHURCH (North-East Valley). i I ,7 E ?, V - A „ C - RANi>ERSON, M.A. 6.30-Rev. R. H. WYLIE. WORKINGTON METHODIST CIRCUIT, MORNINGTON. 11 a>m, and 6.30 p.m.-Rev. C. A. SIMS Evonmg Subject: '"Hie Moral Elevation of the Race." BELLEKNOWES. 11 a.m.—Sister MAI'. 6.30 p.m.-Mr A. E. WELLARD. CAR&ILL ROAD METHODIST CIRCUIT. WESLM CHURCHTcargill road.—ll o.in fclfi" GRIGG; fiM Pm " ST. KILDA CHURCH, Queen's drive - ■11 am., Mr T. M'LEnW; 6.30pm. . *r C-EO. BROWN (Divinity Student! SA. SCOTT m y ,deDt); 7 p ' m " Mr HANOVER STREET BAPTIST CHURCH: Serves TO-MORROW H a.m. and 6.30 p.m. , Morning-Rev. J. SOUTHEY - Evening-Rev. W. HAY Ctrdiat Welcome. All seats free. IF. Thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, aud shalt believe in thine icart that God hath raised Him from the dead, thou shalt be saved (Romans x, 9). FOR whosoever shall call upon the Name of tho Lord shall be saved (Romans x, 13).. ■ COUNTY NOTIFICATIONS. m A I E R I COUNTY. RATES. . TEN PER CENT. PENALTY. WTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Additional Charge of Ten Per Cent., as provided in Section. 60 of " Tho Rating Act, 1891," will be LEVIED on all Rates remaining UNPAID alter 5 o'clock p.m. on TUESDAY, the 31st any of March, 1906. JOHN LOGAN, County Clerk. Mosgiel, Match 3, 1308. 4m PERSONAL. /TWO Superior Girls wish, to CORRE- ■*■ SPOND with 2 young men, view Matri. Chief Post Office, 7m TI K n l i A ,'.'l"? U JIONI '' Y AND PROPERTY—NEW. AND HBIIIS WANTKD.-Doujlm, Idv. NexU ' ,Kin - Heln-at-Law, Legatees, Ite,. BMtaH Bd r n poWl , ,h ? li 4W •*»«. Price 2s 6d; E,u.«'f.,°°,? 10 ** WUITCOMBE & TOMBS rdST-fi ! f h ' Wellington, and Danedln PuDdTliS£ 0 S 0 * L *»• Claims to Chancery ' to Sa'!' 1 canicd through-Dougal & pfl»«an ' iw> En K l,Mld - Established ore" .JOUR ' 2LM I,lim , lt?B 80me (,n y aoo » BDd,etl sPE d cTlS. stoyoiir ; JOHNSTONE & MASLETT ', (Opposite Post Office), ■■54 PRISCES STREET, DUNEDTW ' /|tago wri-s^i^rßtori^TTiiS