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SUNDAY SERVICES ]\£ E T II ODIST C E NTRA L MIS'S I 0 N. OCTAGON. HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES Conducted by Rev. R. F. CLEMENT, B.A. 11 a.m., “ THE FRUITFUL SACRIFICE.” 2.30, Young People’s Harvest Festival in Sunday School Hall. 6.30 p.m.. “PRELUDE TO HARVEST.” Soloist: Mr COLVILLE ANGUS. Q . „ 47n 9.30 a.m.. Radio Church o{ the Helping Hand service from Station iZ,U. NOTE.—Farewell Social to Rev. R. F. Clement, in Sunday School Hall, at 7.45 p.m., Thursday, March 22.

LIT PAUL’S CATHEDRAL. O PASSION SUNDAY. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion 11 a.m.: Sung Eucharist and Sermon. Harwood in A flat. Preacher: Rev. E. H. STRONG. 6.30: Evensong and Sermon. Stainer in B fiat. Anthem: “Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs” (Handel). Preacher: Rev. E. H. STRONG. Organist: V E. GALWAY, Mus. Doc. NOTE: Wednesday, March 21: 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 7.30 p.m., Evensong and Intercessions. PALM SUNDAY. March 25. The choir will render selections from the Passion Music (St. Matthew) by John Sebastian Bach. jHURCII OF ALL SAINTS' LENT V. 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 11 a.m., Matins and Litany. 6.30 p.m., Special Lenten Service. Preacher: Archdeacon WHITEHEAD rpiIEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, 1 17 Dowling street Public Lecture —Sunday—6.3o p.m. “THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH,” By Mrs J. M. McEWEN. All Welcome. SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF NEW O ZEALAND, DUNEDIN BRANCH. Proclaiming Angel Ministry and Spirit Communion. PIONEER WOMEN’S ASSEMBLY ROOM, Moray place east (Oil Stuart street), 6.30 p.m. Speaker: Mr D. L. CUMBERBEACH. Subject: “TRUTH IN PERSPECTIVE.” Demonstrations of Spiritual Clairvoyance and Psychic Diagnosis. Visitors and Friends assured of a cordial welcome. Members’ Meeting after the service on 25th instant. pHHISTIAN SCIENCE. vV First Church of Christ Scientist, Dunedin. 256 George street, almost opposite Arthur Barnett’s. SUNDAY. II a.m and 7 p.m Subject: " SUBSTANCE.” SUNDAY SCHOOL; 11 a.m. WEDNESDAY: Testimony Meeting 8 p.m.

Public Reading Room, second flooi, Savoy Building: Monday to Friday, 12.304.30: Wednesday. 12.30 to 4.30. 6.45 to 7.45: Friday evening, 7 to 9. 1 QHRISTADELPHIAN FREE LECTURES, Unity Chambers, 137 Stuart street. SUNDAY, 6.30 p.m. “THE PERSECUTION OF THE JEWS AND THEIR EMIGRATION TO PALESTINE. AN OMEN OF THE NEAR RETURN OF CHRIST.” THE REV. LIONEL B. FLETCHER. APRIL 7-16, 1945. One of the leading Evangelical Speakers of our time. Hear him at First Church and in Concert Chamber and Town Hall. Watch the papers for further information. SERVICE APPEALS SITTING OF No. XI BOARD The No. XI Armed Forces Appeal Board held a sitting yesterday. Mr W. R. Clarke presided, and associated with him were Messrs W. N. Satterthwaite and D. T. Vorley. The secretary (Mr W. J. Blackler) represented the Crown. Eighteen cases were set down for hearing, 11 being applications for release from camp - or extension of leave. Sine die adjournments were given in appeals by the Hume Pipe Company, Ltd., for O. G. Morgan (works manager,), and McLeod Bros., Ltd., for E. E. Mercer (soap factory worker). Release from camp was recommended in appeals by R. C. Cotton, own appeal; Mrs D. B. Carmichael for D. B. Carmichael; and J. Sharp (motor driver), own appeal. Indefinite extension of leave was recommended in applications by W. E. C. Reid and Co. for A. D. McGregor (accountant), and by H. E. Shacklock, Ltd., for E. Powell (range fitter). The following applications for release from- camp were declined: —Mrs A. Foote for E. R. Foote (shift miller); Cook, Lemon and Cook for N. W. Allan (solicitor); Mrs E. Steel for R. E. Steel; and Stuart and Son for J. Stuart (cabinet-maker). An application by A. J. Souter for extension of leave for L. B. Betts (carpenter) was declined. In an appeal by James Mulholland for J. Mulholland (carrier), a reboard was recommended, the case, then to. be reviewed by the board. The following appeals were dismissed:— John McGlashan College for D. G. A. Cassells (teacher). As from March 31. — Dunedin Corporation Transport and A. Crowe for A. Crowe (motor mechanic). As from April 30.—Para Rubber Company for W. N. McVicar (shop assistant) In appeals by Mrs M. Rankin for A. R. Rankin (agricultural student) by W. Kerr for A. G. Kerr (agricultural student), the decisions were reserved. SOUTHLAND BOARD SITTING AT MILTON A sitting of the Southland Armed Forces ppeal Board was held at Milton on hursday, when a large number of appeals ere heard. All the reservists were grade men. The members of the board were: [essrs E. H. Murney (chairman), D. W. talker and W. K. Cameron, with Mr G. eid as secretary. Appeals by the Bruce Woollen Company ime up for re-hearing and were dealt ith as follows:—T. F. Landreth (indus■ial chemist), adjourned to July 31; T. E. IcMurtrie (loom-tuner), I. H. Hansen ;hain-minder), C. M. Broome (piecer), W Lee (hosiery mechanic), A. J. W. Ulson (piecer), R. A. Hand (warper), W. , Panting (worsted), T. J. Hansen (forelan, scouring), A. Hansen (foreman, milllg and scouring), J. G. Paul (carpenter), nd W. F. Troy (worsted), all adjourned ne die. An appeal for J. Green was ismissed. The following decisions were given in ther cases:—J. W. Hislop for J. A. Bruce, arpenter.—Withdrawn as at August 15. .. Byars for D. S. Kreft, butcher—No ppearance of the appellant, and the ppeal was dismissed. W. Hallahan for T Hallahan, farm hand.—Adjourned 'ne die. Director of National Service and Harvey (Moneymore) for T. H. A. Harey, farm hand. Supported by Primary ■roduction Committee.—Dismissed as from .pril 30. Tlie Primary Production Comaittee asked that Harvey be retained till fter the harvest. W. Moore (Moneylore) for F. W. Moore, farm lift'd lismissed as from April 30. Lowery Bros. Glenore) for W. A. Lowery, farm hand tdjourned sine die. John Howie (Moneynore), for F. Howie, farmer. Adjourned ine die Mrs M Russell (Lovell s Flat) or R. Russell, farm hand.—Adjourned sine lie Director of National Service and D. Ireer (Lovells Flat) for D. G. Greer, farm abourer. A doctor’s certificate was subnitted for the appellant, D. Greer.—Adourned to June 30. J. M. O'Conner (Wailola) for W. E. Harrison, farmer.—Adourned sine die. All (he appeals for farmers and faim nnds, with the exception of that of W. -lallahan. were supported by the local ’rimary Production Committee. CRICKET AMENDED SECOND GRADE DRAW The following is the amended draw for e Otago Cricket Association's Second •ade B matches:— ...... To-day.—Green Island v. Dunedin, Unirsitv Oval No. 3; Albion-Y.M.C.A. v. ilkorai, Kaikorai No. 2; Grange v. Air irce, North Ground No. 2; Port Chaims 3 bve. March 24. —Dunedin v. Albion-YiM.C.A., liversitv Oval No. 3; Green Island v. range. Tonga Park No. 4; Port Chalmers Kaikorai. Carisbrook No. 2: Air Force, bye. The best, is cheapest in the long run—rder Kaitangata coal. —Advt.