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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18541, 29 April 1922, Page 11

SUNDAY SERVICES. npRINIXY METHODIST CHURCH JL STD ART-STREET, . - 11 a.m., Rev. 1 M. A. RUGBY'.PRATT. “A Bitter Cry of Need.” 6.50 p.m., SPECIAL SERVICE, REV. C. H. LAWS, B.A. (PRESIDENT OP THE CONFERENCE). Special Music. Solo Antheui, “O Come, Let Us Worship” (Himniel), soloist, Miss E. Corbett. Anthem, “O Gladsome Light” (Sullivan), by request. Anthem, “And the Glory” (from “The Messiah”). Retiring Collection for Famine Fund. GLENAVEN. —ll a.m., Rev. L. BROOKS. 6.30, Mr S. G. MACFARLANE. M.A. WOODHAUGH. BROOKS. To-night, 7.30, B.C. Rally in Schoolroom. Tuesday, 3 p.m., Women’s Meeting in Church. Tuesday,. 7.30, Inspirational Rally , m Church. Speaker: • Tie Rev. PRINCIPAL LAWS (President of the Conference). M ETHODIST CENTRAL MISSION. OCTAGON HALL SPECIAL SERVICES. 11 a.m., Rev. C. H. LAWS. B.A. (President of the Conference). Solo, “For the Lord is Mindful” (Mendelssohn), Mrs Geo. Scott. Anthem, “Sweet and Low” (Ashford). 6.30 pA, PEOPLE’S SERVICE. ’ Rev. CLARENCE EATON. “THE CHURCH AND DANCING.” Sold, “Be Thou Faithful” . (“St. Paul”), Mr John Leech. \ Anthem) “The Radiant Morn” (Woodward). Organ Solo, “Violin Concerto” (Mendelssohn), Mr Chas. A. Martin. ADVANCED SPIRITUAL U.T.A. CHURCH, Kroori’s Hall, Moray place, SUNDAY, 3. Public messages, number circle astrology, Sunday, 7.15. Subject: 'Trance, “The Present Devil a Future God,” followed Mr Silvertoire, Italian singer, Omaha, Mr G. Addison, Mr Thomas, and others. Madame Ranee, messages the star of science, flowers, colours. Mr B. W. Pellett, pianist, (item “Ora Pro Nobis”). Mysterious Jack never asleep. The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall .not want.* I succeed in all my undertakings. Come early to secure a seat. CITY ROAD HALL ROSLYN. SUNDAY EVENING, 6.30. BRIGHT GOSPEL SERVICE. Speaker: Mrs LEE COWIE. All welcome. ■ FAIRFIELD METHODIST CHURCH.— Harvest Thanksgiving Service, 1 To--morrow, at 7 p.m. Preacher, Rev. G. P. HUNT. Garden Party To-day. Music and singing in attendance. , TENDERS. TENDERS are Invited • till 2 p.m. on THURSDAY. 4th MAY, for the ERECTION of a CONCRETE WALL, Pitt street. : MASON & WALES, Registered Architects, 22ap Dunedin. f|V' i N D ~E Tr s X Are invited till 2 p.m. on TUESDAY, 2nd May; for Alterations and Addi-, tions to Store, Stafford street; for Messrs Kempthorne,' Prosser, ft Co. MASON ft WALES, '. Registered Architects, 20ap Dunedin. fJMMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS will be received up to Noon on THURSDAY,. May 18, 1922, for the SUPPLY of 5220 FfeET of SIX-INCH CAST IRON PIPES and FITTINGS. ' Specifications and conditions. may be obtained from Borough Engineer, Timaru. D. VIRTUE, 29ep Town Clerk. Tenders for erection of shop and DWELLING. Tendere CLOSE at Noon on SATURDAY, May 6, with, Chas. Ingram, Bootmaker, 253 North road, NorthEast Valley, where plana and specifications may be seen. Lowest-or any .tender not necessarily accepted. 29ap A NGAHAO SCHE ME. INSULATORS. QUOTATIONS, CLOSING Noon May 9, 1922, ,are invited for 3000 Telephone Insulators, 1500 Double J, Bolts, and 11,500 Felt Washers. Quotation forms may be obtained at Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin; and at Stores Manager’s Office, Wellington. / 29ap JjfOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. WATER SUPPLY SCHEME. TENDERS will be received at the Town Clerk’s Office, Foxton, up to Noon on' SATURDAY, 20th—Mat 1922, for the SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF WATER MAINS AND FITTINGS, either' in ■ Steel, Cast Iron, or Spiral Riveted Pipe. Copies of the Specifications. and Schedules, etc., may be obtained by applying to the Town t Clerk, Foxton, a<jcomnanying the application with a deposit of One Pound, stating at the same time on which description of pipe it is proposed to submit the tender. H. W. CLIMIE ft SON, 29ap - Consulting Engineers. The southland 1 electric POWER BOARD. TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF ELECTRICAL APPARATUS, Etc. WRITTEN TENDERS for the Supply and Delivery, «c.i.f., Duty Paid, Bluff, of the following Electrical Apparatus, etc., will bo received by the Undersigned until Noon on SATURDAY, September 30, 1922. (a) TRANSFORMERS; (b) BARE and INSULATED CABLES and JOINTING SLEEVES; (c) LIGHTNING ARRESTERS and CHOKE COILS; (d) .POLE TYPE SWITCHES; (el POLE TYPE FUSE SUPPORTS and FUSES; (f) INSULATORS: (g) POLE IRONWORK; (h) SERVICE METERS. TESTING METERS, and SERVICE FUSES. Tenders must be accompanied by a deposit of £SO or equal to 1 per cent of the amount of tender, whichever is the greater. Tenderers may tender for any one or more of the Sections A to H. The Board reserves to itself the right of accepting a Separate Tender or Tenders for any one or more of the said Sections. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. , General Conditions, Specifications, etc., may be inspected at this office. W. HINOHEY, , Chairman. Office of the Southland Electric Power Board, / P.O. Box 121, Invercargill. April 28, 1922. 29ap V*JANTErD, PRICE for installing hotVt -water service in cottage.—3l Fawcett street, South Dunedin. 29ap npENDERS and Specifications PREPARED JL for Electric Lighting.—Consult F. J. Lough, supervising electrical engineer. FOR SALE by Tender, Seaside BOARDING HOUSE-SHOP; ideal situation. Tenders close May I.—James Shore, Raka Point. 24ap JJSAUTY, WITH DURABILITY AND ECONOMY. That is jvhat you obtain when you erect a roof with PETROUS RED CONCRETE ROOFING TILES. , Petrous Tiles keep out the rain, are impervious to frost, acid, smoke, rust, sun, and actually improve with age. while _ they impart a distinguished, dignified appearance to your home. Full particulars from Petrous Tile Co. (Ltd.), Caversham, Dunedin. A E. Stewart, Assembly Building, Timaru. N.Z. Hardware. Invercargill. U* NIQUE HOT WATER BAGS for comfort; 10s 6d, 12s, 14s.—Herbert, Haynes.