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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26916, 30 October 1948, Page 11

■jITETHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEAx,,~ LAND. DUNEDIN CENTRAL CIRCUIT OVERSEAS MISSION SUNDAY. TRINITY CHURCH (Stuart street).— f, 1 -,®- 1 ”;. Christianity a Missionary ReSv, h M Bl ? e a M issl ° n ary Book, the Church a Missionary Society, every Christian a Missionary.” 6.30 p.m., “Three lundah Christians I have Me,t: Sadhu “ ah Si"B. of India, T. Z Koo, of China, Kagawa of Japan.” Preacher, Rev. Svf' BLAMIRBS. Evenin £ Anthem, ■How Lovely Are the Messengers.** n^nlS SA !, STREET — 11 a.m„ Rev. C. L. DUDER. 6.30 p.m., In Memoriam Service to late Mrs L. MILLIER. Duet, Mr and Mrs H. Black, “Hold Thou My Hand.” Preacher, Rev. L. GREENSLADE. dickYe NSBOURNE_6 ' 30 pm ” Mr A Circuit Missionary Rally at Trinity Church, Tuesday, November 2, at 7.30 p.m. METHODIST CHURCH YOUNG PEOPLE’S ANNIVERSARY. 11 a.m., 2.45 p.m., 6.30 p.m. “THE LIFE OF JESUS IN SONG AND STORY.” THE SALVATION ARMY FORTRESS. Dowling street SATURDAY, OPEN AIR SERVICE, 7 p.m. YOUNG PEOPLE'S WEEK-END. SPECIAL SINGING, SPECIAL SPEAKERS. 11 a.m., 2.45 p.m., 7 p.m. Directed by Brigadier W. SEARLE. JOIN THE YOUNG PEOPLE. MONDAY, 7.45: PROGRAMME AND PRIZE-GIVING. ROSLYN: 10 a.m., YOUNG PEOPLE. 11 a.m., Major H. GOFFIN. M 1 ORAY PLACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. FRANK DE LISLE. 11 a.m.: TASK?” "ARE WE FIT FOR OUR 6.30 p.m.: “CAN OUR CHRISTIAN CIVILISATION SURVIVE? ” Anthem, “ Hail, Gladdening Light" (Geoffrey Shaw). UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Albany street. Rev. M. G. CHECK, 8.A., L.Th. 11 a.m.: “ The Spirit of Prayer.” 6.30 p.m.: “Four Steps in Religion.” Solo, Mrs D. Lyttle. Communion at close. PLANTS AND PRODUCfc ARGYLL NURSERIES, Gardens Corner, Dunedin. C. A. McLAUGHLIN, Nurseryman. Phone: 18-247; Private, 18-347. GROW ONLY THE BEST. There is no substitute for quality In Plants or Seeds GLADlOLl.—Exceptional quality Corms, Finest Named Exhibition Mixed 7s per doz; 12 Finest Named, separate colours, 12s. ARCTOTlS.—Californian Giant-flowered Hybrids, 3s per doz. DAHLlAS.—Unwin’s Reselected Bedding ■Charm Dahlias, in endless colours These perennials will make a blaze of colour throughout the summer; 3s per doz. PETUNIAS.—New Dwarf Rose and Blue Bedding; 2s per doz CINERARIAS.—SpeciaI Hand-fertilised; giant flowered; 2s 6d per doz. POTATOES.—AII our Seed is Certified Mother Seed, and under test, these have cropped up to 20 tons to the acre of disease-free tubers; 3s 9d for 141 b. See the Flowers of Our Iceland Poppies, Polyanthus and Ranunculi at Our Shop at the Gardens Corner. Mail Orders, Please Include Postage. tiUUfKKV and Hoi del ,„veiiie». unusual dwarf permanent flowering gems; 6 for 7s 6d.— Griffiths, Mt Eden, Auckland. PERENNIALS, attractive set of 8 flowering types, named, usually 15s. for 10s. posted.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. GLORIOUS Gladiolus. Sunset Giants, best assorted; specially priced, 5s dozen 5n 18s.—Griffiths, Mt Eden, Auckland. CHRYSANTHEMUMS. Japanese double large exhibition blooms; set of 12, 18s. posted —Griffiths. Mt Eden, Auckland FREE Spring Coloured Catalogue, offering novelty seeds, bulbs and perennials; write to-day —Griffiths, Mt Eden, Auckland. PERENNIAL Phlox’ and Michaelmas Daisies; 6 new imported shades; 12 diflerent fn> IRs Griffiths Mt Eden Aurk '•■i-fl SOMETHING special: Dahlenburg’s Giant Polyanthus Seed; prize winners; 2s 9d and 5s packet posted.—Dahlenburg, 9 Layard street, Invercargill. MANUKA Stakes, suitable peas and flowers, 4ft to sft, clean and straight, delivered free anywhere In Dunedin, 7s 6d, per bundle (50) c.0.d.—114. Times, or phone 18-881. DAHLIAS: Medium, miniature, and pompone tubers available from centennial prize-winning stocks; my selection, £1 dozen.—l 36 Tancred street, Christchurch. DAHLIAS: Order now for early delivery: send for free catalogue.—Mason’s Dahlia Nurseries. Leeston, Canterbury DAHLIA Bulbs; show varieties; sprouted limited number; 12s doz.; postage extra.— 1765, Times. FOR Sale K.E. and Sutton Supreme Table and Seed Potatoes; prices reasonable.— Ring 81A, Alexandra.