Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14686, 20 November 1909, Page 10

REUttKKtt. Jl I,R S 1 0 H.U R ,0, H. lJor. J. BAIN MACDONALD (from Sootland). • Will Preach . -, TO-MORROW MORNING 'AND.->- : i EVENING. RUSSELL STREET BRANCH.-6.30 p.m. Rot. Dr WATT. QT. PAUL'S; CATHEDRAL. Twenty-fourth Sunday After -Trinity, November 21.—Celebration of Holy Communion, 8 a.m.- Morning Prayer and Holy Communion-, 11 a.m. Hymns—2.7o, 30$, 540, 551. Preacher, Vcn. Archdeacon GOULD. Evensong 6.30 p.m Canticles—Staincr in II ilac Anthem—" Tho Day Thou Gavest 7 '.' (Woodward) Hymns—274, 288, 28. Preacher, Rev. Canon WOODTHORPE. l\ LL SAINTS' CHURCH. TO-MORROW. 8 and 11 a.m.; 6.30 p.m,: Morninfi Proacher: Tho DEAN. Evening: Rev. K. BR.AYi ©T. ANDREW'S CHURCH. DIVINE SERVICES. 11 a.m., Rov. R. FAIRMAID. 6.30 p.m., R«v. E. A. AXELSEN. KENSINGTON BRANCH.-Scrvico 6.30 p.m. rr no x oh or c h. TO-MORROW. At 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Preacher, Rev, R. E. DAVIES, MX NE. VALLEY PRESBYTERIAN • CHURCH.—II a..m and 6.30 p.m. Rev 11. B. GRAY; 4 p.m., Open Air at Gardens, H. D. BERFORD, Esq. OPOHO: 11 a.m., Sister YOUNG; 6.30 p.m., Mr MALEO. * SOUTH DUiVEDIN PRESByTERIAN CHURCH. 11 a.m., Mr JOHN REID, B.A. .6.30, Roy. R. FAIRMAID. TrtR'ESBYTERIAN OIHJROH, MUSSELJtl' 1 :- • BURGH 7 Sorvico at 6.30 p.m. in Masonic Hall, Prince Albert road. All invited. Preacher: licv.-R, R. M. .SUTHERLAND. MORAY FLACF. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. TO-MORROW, 11 a.m., Rev, (i. HHIGHWAY, ■'6.-30 p.m., Mr H. 0. 81-iDFORD, M.A. HANOVER STREET. . - BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. W. HAY.will. Preach Morning-, and Evening.' Evening, People's .Service. All welcome; pIUMITtVEMETHODIST CHURCHES. HOME' MISSIONS ANNIVERSARY. Dundas Street.—Rev. G. Knowles Smith. Uy'"The Message'of the Books Ec'c.lcsas-. to*";'-'Z.45, Juvenile Missionary. Meeting; 6.30/v ■"Our Duty lo Missions.''!'' ''','" I«w.'-11, Mr S.' F Bohtdn;''-6;36„iicv. S.miley " ; ;':• ..•'"- ;' R'avcnsbournc.— 11, Rev, S. Bailey; 6.30, Mr''t'. W Wilkinson. HirfhcJiff.-11, Rev. J.'b! Suckling; 7.30, Mr S. F, Benton. Fairfield.—ll, Rev. E. Bandy. . Abbotsford—ll, Mr E. Warburton; 6.30. Rev. E. Bandy. North-East Valley (Glcnro.v).-ll,»Mr J. : W. .Cornmiwiong; 6.30, Rev.' J. B. Suckling; Missionary Meetings lo.bo addressed by tho, will .b^.|ieJd.. : as Glenroy, Monday; Kc\v f :Tuesday, .Dundas Street, Wednesday:. Abbotsford,.Thursday.; Ravensbournc, Friday; and a Grand Missionary Garden Party on Saturday, the ,27th, in tho licauliful grounds, " Nithvalc". ttioai - ' Botanio Gardens), kindly lent by. It. Glcndining, Esq. The l-'otc vyill bo,'presided »vcr by 'his 'Worship 'the .'".Mayor '(Mr Walker),' accompanied by 'lli'o' Mayoress; Orchestral Selections. The children will icpcat the jropular May Queen Crowding iMl'"Maypo!o Dance. Afternoon Teal Six ; peneo." Grounds open -at. 2.39. ■■: Admission, Sixpence. ■ The total proceeds' for New Zealand Missions. . ■ ' ' .■■.■•■-:■■;_ TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH, STUART STREET. 11 a.m., Rev. R. H. WYLHv. 6.3.0' pirn., Song Service, Old Methodist Tunes 7'Address, Rev P. W. FAIEOLOUOIi;' '■ Wcddhaugh.—ll a.m., Rev. P. W; Fair-, dough'; 6.30 p.m.,Mr A.'S:, Wahsbroiigh.' North-East Valley 'a.in.';' Mf-Pr Williams;' 6,30 p.ni:, Rev-.'NS.' 7 J.< Campbell (Pnlmerston).' .■■":'■■•■■' ',<"■>{ ■■• C"'E'NT.RAL ...' M%S"'&,I-0 # GARRISON. lIALL. • 11 a.m., Rev.' C, DALLASTON.<: Tho Christian Endeavour Anniversary;.'.3.p.m., Bible Class; 6.30 p.m., Rov. W. SLADE, an interval talk on "Tho Moral Aspect q! tho Budget Struggle." Address, ''.God.the Over-ruler.'' .. • ~-.-* ■ CARGILL ROAD METHODIST CIRCUIT, ■-'■ WESLEY OHUROH., Cargill j Road.-ll a.m., Mr E. DOWLAND; 6.3bp.m., Rev. J. G. ELLIS (of "Christchiirch ST. KILDA CHURCH (Queoh.'s drive). 11 a.m., Mr E. ASLIN;. 6.30 p.m., Rev. R H. WYLIE. :;. BROAD BAY CHURCH 31 a'.m., Rev. S. J. CAMPBELL (of.Palmerston). ROXBURGH METHODIST CHURCH. XOVEMBEK 21. 1909. "Rev. M. A. RUGBY PRATT. _ll a.m.—" Divine Foworleesncss." "<T, p.m.—"Widening Horizons." '■' VOUNG MEN'S CIIItISTIAN ASSO, *-■:■■■ CIATION, -,-.: STRANGERS' TEA on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock, at the Rooms, 144-Stuart street (opposite Raihviiv Station). Addres?, Mr R, BRAND, "Iniluonoj. in Science and Religion." Helpful Talk.. > Hearty - -Singing. Strangers heartily welcomed. ARMY '' SERVICES. M'.''; Dowling street Fortress, ~7.',a.m.—Knee Drill. 11 a.m.—Holiness Meeting. .3 p.m.—Ereo and Easy .7 p.m.—Salvation. ,"..' L . SPECIAL SINGIXG.. ... rjpH Eos"6Ph society. lecture by Mr D. W. M. BURN, JIA Subject: "Wine that Maketh Glad' 'the Heart >f Man." Board Room, His. Majesty's Theatre, Ix3o p.m. SP IRIT UA L SCIENTISTS, Oddfelloivs' Hall, Albany street Sunday, 7 p.m.-Mr Howard Taylor, trance Address: "Is Progression Eternal." I'ollovcd by Spirit Messages from Articles Silver' Collection. ' ■ '■■ "",'' W.' S, i>« PATTISON will Speak on "Racial Siucide'. in the Trades Hall TO-MORROW EVENING at 7. Qiscusaion. : All invited riHORAL HALL, MOIUY PLACE V-' SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE, ' At 7 o'clock. Preacher: Jlr W. MALMS. All arc cordially invited. DR COMMINS, Oddfelloivs' Hall Rattray street, 6.30 p.m.. Subject '•The Future Life." BiUo Interpretation. BOROUGH OOUNCIL NOTIFICATIONS. jgOROUGH OF ST.. KILDA, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that undor.tho authorityof Section 29 of'"Thr Impounding Act, 1908," the Council of :t-h« Borough of St. Kilda, on and after MOX DAY, the 22ii<1 day of Novomber, 1909 appoints Sections 8 and 9, Block XV, St Kilda, to bo a PUBLIC POUND wilMi: the meaning of tho said Aot". '■; Notico is Also Given that, tli© Counci of tho: Borough of St. Kilda has ftppointci: ELLEN HOLLANDER Powxlkeepcr of 'the said Pound. J. B. DICK, Town/Clork. November 20, 1909,- ■ :. ';,20r .4 SSIGNED STOCK, Hbbt mkJCo., InverXL cargil!. —Sale Kow On.-Fyfe mul Cuming's Drapery Stores. . QTAGO WITNESS.-Now Stories. A lars« Amonnt.pf RH^ing.Matter!:Flics'sA r 1