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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19276, 13 September 1924, Page 11

SUNDAY SERVICES. JQO YOU NEED A TONIC? The very thing' to drive away that downhc/irted, disoourafgod, unhappy, tired, moppy, dissatisfied feeling' is to attend THE PEOPLE’S POPULAR SONG SERVICES, Conducted by “THE MAN FOR THE PEOPLE” (Skipper Bridge), At the SALVATION ARMY, DOWLING STREET. Hundreds of people attend every Sunday, and have a dorious time. They Sing, they Smile, they get Blessed, and carry the Cheer Germs away with them. THIS SUNDAY NIGHT AT 7 P.M. Lieutenant E. SANSOM (the little fellow with the big voice) will speak on ••FAIR PLAY IS A JEWEL.” “THE MAN FOR THE PEOPLE” WILL SING. Community Singing, etc., eta Silver Band. City Orchestra. 3 p.m., FAMILY HAPPY HOUR, Commissioning of Local Officers. 11 a.m., HOLINESS MEETING. The Skipper will speak on “A GREAT IDEAL.” EVERYBODY IS WELCOME. Now don’t forgat to come,’ will you? Look out for the Great Tricolour Fair, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, September 23, 24, and 25. Council of Christian congregations. Service in STUART HALL for Hospital Nurses and Patients, 10 to 10.30 Preacher: Rev. E. N. HERRINGTON, M.A., Ph.D., of First Church. M° RAY PI ACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Rev W, SAUNDERS. Anthem, “O Saviour of the V®rld” (Goes). Miss H Grant will sing “The Lord Shall Wipe All Tears Away ” (Bloye). Sale of Work Wednesday and Thursday, 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Musical programme each evening. ipHEOSOPHICAL DOWLING STREET. HALL. 6.30 p.m.. "THE BIRTH OF THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. 1875,” Mr G. RICHARDSON. AND CHARACTER.” % Rev. Dr E. N. MERRINGTON will speak on the above subject in Trinity Methodist Church, Moray place, on MONDAY EVENING. September IS. at 7.30. Under auspices of the Otago School of Religious Education. Ministers, church members, youth workers, and all interested in religious education heartily invited to, attend. Collection. HIRAM, No. 46. The Brethren are mynested to attend the Caversham Presbyterian Jubilee Church Service on SUNDAY, September 14, assembling in the Church School at 6.15 p.m. Regalia (by dispensation) to be worn; White ties and gloves. Sister Lodges cordially ■ invited. ROBERT G. V. PARKER, P.M., Secretary. TO LET. 1710 R LEASE, Mr J. PARATA’S : DAIRY i’ARM, PUKETERAKI, adjoining roilway station. % 75 ACRES RICH GRASS LAND Everlasting supply of -water; 5 acres in oats and grass. Will carry 25 cows, besides horses. Five-roomed Dwelling, 3-roomed Cottage, 8-stall cow byre, 4-stall stable, implement shed. Full particulars from ALEX. HARRIS & CO., 9s Auctioneers, Princes street. mo BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, AND X OTHERS. TO LEASE FOR TERM, On Account Trustees in the Estate late Mr C. W. Wilkinson, Builder. LARGE WELL-LIGHTED WORKSHOP, TIMBER RACKS, SHED, STABLES, AND YARD, No. 57 Harrow street., An exceptional chance to secure suitable premises, with a splendid builder’s connection ; immediate possession. Full particulars, 13s ALEX HARRIS & CO. TS TS TANTED to LEASE, far a term, HALP- ’ • PLAT, about 1270 feet; situated first floor Orust and Crust’a Buildings, Manse street. For terms, eto., apply GEORGE & DOUGHTY (LTD.), 13s Dunedin, Ti 0 LET, BOOMS, Jamieson’s Buildings. Apply to THE TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS, & AGENCY CO. OF N,Z. (LTD.), 28 jy Water street. ROOM to LET; central position; well lighted; Clyde Chambers, Dowling street. WHITCOMBE & TOMBS (LIMITED). TO LET, unfurnished PLAT, 3 rooms, kitchenette; 0.1., gas cooker; on car line.—9s Prince Albert road. 13a TO LEASE, gentleman’s RESIDENCE of B rooms, on rise, 10 minutes from Octagon; garden and large section.—Address CIO, Times. 10s lAO RELEASE, 500 ACRES good ' mixed ; Farm, handy situated; £llO per year.— Full particulars on application 687, Times Office. 13s LADY wishes to LET portion of wellfurnished HOUSE; good locality; all conveniences.—Ring ’Phone 62. 13a triNDELLYON RESIDENTIAL FLATS, 263 High street. —To LET, Self-con-tained Suite, comprising Living Room, 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom, and Kitchenette.— A; ,jly side entrance. 3au BUSINESS PREMISES to LET; reasonable rent; large floor, every convenience.— 21 Bath street (off Stuart street). FOR SALE, LEASE of SHOP, George street; very low rental.—639, Times Office, 12a rjIO LET, partly-furnished 4 ROOMS, 71 .A Royal crescent, Musselburgh.—Particulars M'Parlane and Co., grocers, 171 George street. I3s CONVENIENT GARAGE, 71 Royal crescent, Musselburgh.—Particulars M’Parlane and Co., grocers, 171 George street. mO LET (near Cargill's Corner;, spacious .£ SHOP, two double windows; well lighted; modern front; reasonable rental.— Apply 232 King Edward street. 13s USIO STUDIO (large) to~LET* part time; very central. —713, Times Office. 0 LET, CARS for HIRE, without drivers, to competent persona. Driving Taught.—Commercial Motors, 6S Stuart street. Bju TO LET GAIN FORWARDING CO. Bemove your Furniture means safety and economy.—Office: 22 Bond street. 17jy PUBLIC CCM^NIEB. RANG E. UAL FIRE RATES AVER , CENT BELOW THOSE OF HPANJES. RMING RISKS ONLY. ■S. P. CAMERON, Secretary 111 Stuart street,' Dunedin. RIGHT’S COMMERCIAL AGE Mr A £ WRIGHT (Late of Moore, Moore, grid Nit Solicitor?, Dunedin). TRADE ASSIGNEES. TRADE INQUIRY AGENTS. DEBTS AND RENTS COLLECT! t 69 LOWER HIGH STREET (Upstairs from National Cash Registei Telephone 422.