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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23108, 6 February 1937, Page 20

SUNDAY SERVICES tfBA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. . Rev.. DAVID K. ,BOYD. ;.Y '' Sunday Services: ' 11 a.m.,. "A Faith, That Thinks." 6,30 p.m., /'Called to be Saints/' T. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN **> CHURCH, , k , PUBLIC~wbRSHIP. Mr NORMAN F. SANSOM, of North Taieri. Divinity Student, i., "From Doubt to Faith." 6.30 p.m., " Nicodemus." Solo: " Lord God of Abraham," from Mendelssohn's " Elijah." Eveline: 6.30 p.m„ Rev. H. T. Blair. I T. ' LtFKE T S ~P ARI SH. 8 H.C., 11 H.C., St. Luke's, 7 Kurow. (Institution of the Rev. W. Edgar as Vicar of Waitaki), VEN. ARCHDEACON RUSSELL. II Newboroupi, 2.30 Enfield, 6.30 St„ Luke's. (Anthem: "No Shadows Yonder.") . •'■ Rev. BERNARD PLUMB. Ngapara 11 H.C., Duntroon 3 H.C., Rev. W. Edgar. 6.30 Newborough: Mr H.C. Lightwood. , jJ'E TH O D.'lS T CHUR CH. Minister: Rev. .J. FRANCIS JACK. Wesley Church, 11 a.m.: Rev. J. D. Grocott. .!■■.■■ .-j '. Solo: "There is a Green Hill/' Miss Marjorie Tweed. : ■;>, 6.30 p.m.: Re-w J. D. Grocott. Ahthem: "What Are These?" South 11 a.m.: Rev. J, F. Jack. Kakanui, t p.m.: Rev. J. F. Jack. ~: •■': DOUGLAS SOCIAL CREDIT HALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 7 p.m. ' Subject: "Spirit." POWER BOARD NOTICES. •itlMfi WAITAKI ELECTRIC POWER A vBOARpT o ! Mill owners and the public-generally are- Warned against the -risk involved in striking lines With mill elevators or high loads. Several fatalities- have occurred from'this cause, andmany serious accidents have ; been narrowly 'averted;-. 'Recent cases, of carelessness have been .brought to 'notice, locally, and prosecutidrt •mu'st',follow .further '.'cases. In the 'iMteiteats of safety.. '•.Warning is also given of the risk in 'lighting fires • beneath or close •to electric lines. Seribus damage has been caused by such action. Further trouble is also frequently caused by the felling of trees without proper precautions and notifying the Power Board. PLAY SAFE. HARBOUR BOARD NOTICES. /*\AMARU HARBOUR BOARD. RATEPAYERS are Reminded that RATES are NOW OVERDUE, and 6hoUld be PAID before FEBRUARY 25, 1937, T. 3. GUTHRIE, Secretary. SALES BY AUCTION LAND SALE OF CHARLTON FARM, KAKANUI, In" Our Rooms, Tyne street, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1937, At 2 p.m. THE NATIONAL"MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD, (Incorporated in England) have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late Wm. Lawrence to offer by Public Auction on the above date the Freehold Property known as "Charlton" Farm, Kakanui, consisting of 314 acres 3 roods 11 poles, being Sections 38. 30, and 41 S.B. IV, Otepopo Survey District. Improvements consist of 8-roomed wooden dwelling, 8-stalled stable, shearing shed, implement shed, cowbyre, loose box, fowl house, men's hut, and barn; outbuildings all built of Oamaru stone; also sheep yards. Subdivided into 9 paddocks by wire fences and hedges, in good order. Present condition: 25 acres oats, 7 acres turnips, 10 acres rape, balance pasture. Also, 10/11 acres good bluegum plantation ready for milling. Situated 1 mile from Kakanui Township and school, 3 miles from Maheno Railway Station. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—" Charlton " Farm is recognised as being one of the best properties in North Otago, consisting of all heavy wheat-growing land, and is handily situated to rail, school, and store, and is only seven miles from Oamaru. Full particulars apply to NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., Auctioneers; Or. HISLOP & CREAGH & MAIN, Solicitors, Oamaru. HOUSES AND PROPERTIES FOR SALE i R SALE. Going Concern, . 40 ACRES LEASEHOLD. Close to Oamaru and in small township. Good 4-roomed Dwelling and outbuildings; 300 fowls, 3 horses, 7 cows, and all implements. Price, £650. FOX & KIRKNESS, Oamaru. Telephone 1583.