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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17058, 12 June 1926, Page 1

“THE NINETEENTH CENTURY REFORMATION” “GOD'S ZERO-lIO'UIt MESS;ACE” An Answer to Sat an’o ('hallenno. TT is essential that Oiishome undeistands this answer: 41u*n cuinc to the PALACE THEATRE SUNDAY NIGHT, 7 O'CLOCK SPEAKER, EVANGELIST ANDERSON. Song Service to precede Meeting. MANUTUKE MEMORIAL HALL. SUNDAY, 2JO O'CLOCK. Subject: “TUB MILLENNIUM”— The Devil in Chains-—the Earth Desolate. KAITARATAHI HALL. MONDAY, 7.30 P.M. Subject: “The Return of Christ to this Earth ushers in the Milllennium—a desolation and destfis:tion.’4f Special beaver-board diagrams mil illustrate each subject. 244 BAPTIST TABERNACLE. (The Church for Hearty Singing). AT 11 a.m., Lev., F. A. Craws haw. Subject is: “Salvation Has Its Price.’’ At 6.45 p.m.., Song- Service. At 7 p.m., Mr.\.L Priestley, of the Sudan Cubed Mission. Ml ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cobden Street. REV. JAMES AITKEuX, M A. 11 a.ms—Communion. 7 p.m.—‘’Where 'Science and Religion Moot.” oJ6 WESLEY CHURCH, Bright Street A T 11 a.m., Mr. J. Priestley, Sudan A. Cnited Mission. At 7 p.m., Rev. (!eo. Frost.; “Seeing It Through.'' Anthem, “Great is the Lord” (Sydenham). People’s Service. All cordially invited. 262 SALVATION ARMY CITADEL. “The Home of a Happy Religion.” THREE (3) THREE to) THREE (3) STIRRING SERVICES. 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. ITt NSIGN H. C. GOFFIN (Conductor V Wellington S..A, Silver Rand) and HAND MAZIER SCOTNIEY (Composer and Arranger of Bras,, Band MiisiVi wit. dircijt all gatherings. MUSIC! MI'SICS MUSIC! Vocal and Instrumental. The Silver Band will render Special Selections. 300 FREE SEATS. Bring vour friends and neighbors. 260 r JL\ RUIIKRU JJISSION J/J ALL. BRIGHT GOSPEL SERVICES. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 7 p.m. All Welcome. Hymn-books Provided. 357 INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS Dunlop’s Buildings, Lowe St. SUNDAY, 5 p.m. STUDY Ileum Plan of the Ages. At 6.30 p.m.: “Why World Power., are Tottering: The Remedy.’’ Jlear this! 345 GISBOILNE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDINU SOCIETY. t? A GENERAL MEETING of the A Society will be held in Redstone .> I la. I on MONDAY, 14th hist,, at 8 p.m., to dispose of the following Loans: AlOtu each in- Nos. 3,4, f), and 6 Issues. Rules 42 and 45 must be complied with in order to participate. SEALED TENDERS will he received until 8 p.m. on the 14th INST, for the Purchase, in one or more lots, of a Ballot Loan of £IOOO in No. 5 Issue, with Shares attached. Tenderers must state security oll'cred. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. G. BE ERE, Secretary. Gisborne, 7th June, 1926. 171 D. S. THOMPSON & CO. FOREST TREES Suitable for present Planting For Public Bodies anti Private Growers. Grown in' trays containing 50. PRICE, £1 per 100; £7 10;- per 1000. 25.000 Cupmssus JVlucroearpa 50,000 Euculyptus, including Bobryoides, Maeartlmri, Rostratu, Rolnisla. Salegn'a, gnd Viminades 3,009 Acacia Decurrens, Black Wattle. <A!so Hie following from Nursery rows: 5 000 Eucalyptus Macarlh'uri Seedlings, 10/- V ICO, £2 10/- ICOO. £0,009 Punts Insignis -Sccdlingu, 10/- 100, £2 10/- 1000. 5 COO Pious In,sign is, 2 years old. 25/100, £lO 10CO. 5 000 Pin us I nsignis. 75 years old, 2nd erade. ,20/- 100. £7 10 - I (80. 5.C00 Maerocarpa. 2 years old, Ist grade. 30/- 100. £l2 10,- 1000. 10,COO Thornv Acacia. 20/- 100, £7 10/icoo: 1.000 Oregon Pines. 20/- ICO. 10,COO Burberry Hedge Plants, 2 years old, £3 per 1000. 2.000 Burberry (Seedless), 20/- per ICO. £7 10/- 1000. Suonort Local Industry! OUR TREES CROW. HARBOR BOARD RATE. LAST DISCOUNT DAY. JUNE 30, 1926. 358 M AKE: Cash mid Carry your Butcher and save Money.