MEMORANDA.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16761, 20 June 1925, Page 8

MEMORANDA.

A Catholic social will be held in Himdleby’s Hall, Te Karaka, on Thursday, July 2. f Miss Jessje Dunya veil Burls, of Australia, will spoak in Knox Church, Manga-papa, at 11 n.m. on Sunday, and in St. David’s, Kaiti, at 7 p.m. Jurors summoned to attend tho Supreme Court on Monday next, 22nd inst., are notified that their services are not required. Much interest is being taken in the forthcoming Hunt, Club ball to ho held ip tho City Hall, on Jujy 31st, in coniiectiop with the limit races op the following day.

The Salvation Army.—Captain Robert Stein will cppduet file afternoon and evening services. Good band music and singing. Non-churchgoers are cordially invited. ,

The Rev. Geo. Frost, will conduct the people’s service in Wesley Church, Bright street, to-morrow evening. The address is: “The Hope of Immortality.” There will he anthems ihy the choir.

A plain and fancy-dress masquerade hall is being held in tho Puha hall on July 9. Music is being supplied by Mrs. Thomson's full orchestra, and a good evening’s enjoyment is assured for all.

A special meeting of the djsborno Grocers' and. Shop Assistants’ Union is being held in Liberty Hall on Monday evening, when consideration will he given to correspondence relating to the Arbitration Court.

The Rev. F, A. Crawsliaw will continue his special addresses at the Tabernacle to-morrow on 1 John 3, at 11 n.m. Subject: “Life Proved By Love,” and at 7 p.m. the important subject of “ Conversion—What it Means,” will be the preacher’s theme.

Tho idea, prevails in many quarters that the doctrines of Christianity arp now outworn and can no longer be maintained by educated persons. That this idea is largely duo to misunderstanding, and that, the statements of the creeds when rightly interpreted are still valid, will bo the argument of the Rev. James Aitkor’s address in St, Andrew’s Church to-morrow evening. The subject, will be, “Is Jesus Christ the Son of,God?”

It is nwi often that Mu: buying public luts the opportunity of .securing bargains from ipi outside liquidated estate, but next' week the large mercery stock of Barley Bros.. Hastings, width lias been squired by Mr Fred Harwich.' will be sold by auction in (be Masonic auction room. The slock is a valuable one, running ip to #6CO. ami comprises all good clean slock. Mr Banvidc ieccived a tempting offer in Napier for the wlipje '.lock, but decided to bring it on to Gisborne and sell (lie lot by and ion.'"

The vocal and instrumental concert to be held at. tile City Hall next Tuesday night, 23rd inst.. in aid of the Wae-renga-a-liiku Church fund, promises to be a great success, as a. large number of tickets are being sold. An excellent programme io to bo given by the best of Gisborne nrlists, assisted by Miss Kathleen Adair, solo pianiste, a graduate of the Guildhall School of Music. London, and. Mr IToani Halbert (violinist), who lias in reserve something fine for this concert.