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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17173, 1 February 1930, Page 1

PETROL TYRES SERVICE OILS AND ACCESSORIES ATT THE ROEBUCK ROAD FILLING STATION ADVENTIST CHURCH. SUNDAY, 7 p in. ‘When will the Lord Come for His Own? Christ and the Antichrist.” A Message of lias Return. Everybody Welcome. Special Music. Speaker, Evangelist Battye. *6B BAPTIST CHURCH. II a.m.: Subject, “The Blessings of the Justified.” 7 p.m.: Radio Service. Subject, “How Are You Building?” Preacher, Rev. Oscar Allwright. Musical messages by the Choir. N.B. : This is Promotion Day for the Sunday Schools at 2.30. 470 CHURCH OF CHRIST. _____. RE-OPENING OF SUNDAY SCHOOL TO-MORROW, FEBRUARY 2, at 2.30 p.m. 477 WESLEY CHURCH, BRIGHT STREET 11 a.m.: Rev. Ivo M, Raynor. 7 p.m.: Rev. Geo. Frost, “The Life which is the Light of Men.” Special Anthems by the Choir. A cordial invitation to all. 6© THE GOSPEL TENT. Next Vautier’s Store. Come and hear an old-time message. SUNDAY, 7 p in. Speaker, MR. C. F. GEDGE. 482 THE SALVATION ARMY. THIS SUNDAY. 7 p.m. : Special Subject, “A Gbosi Story.” Hearty Singing. A real welcome. Also 11 a.m. : Holiness Meeting. Home League will re open on Wednes dav Next at 2wS6. 497 CHARLES NEEVE, Ensign. JERSEY CATTLE CLUB. INTENDING Members and all inter ested in the newly-formed Poverty Buy Jersey Cuttle Club are invited to attend a further meeting to bo held in Mi;. W. M. Bayly’s Office, N.X. lnsr; anco Co.'s Buildings, Childers Road, NEXT MONDAY, February 3, at 8 p.tji. Business: Appointment of officers, and general. • 426 WANTED. COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT desires situation, any capacity, good references ; would consider partnership where services could be utilised. 420 Write “Urgent,” Herald. NOTICE. MRS. E. POWELL begs to announce that she has taken over the Con* lectioiiery Business, formerly occupied by Mrs. Dick, Gladstone Road, and will be pleased to meet old and new customers. . 604 .LEGAL NOTICE. J. It. KIRK AND BAIN. rtIHE Legal Practice hitherto carried 1 on at Gisborne under the above name will in future be conducted in the name of Mr. Bain solely, he ha vim acquired Mr. Kirk’s practice. J. R. KIRK. 606 Jt. G. G. BAIN. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. ■jV/TY LEASEHOLD PROPERTY hat been WITHDRAWN from Sale. 498 R. A. ATKINS, Ormond. PRIVATE Board and Residence.—27l Grey Street, Phone 139. 416 LOST. —Brooch, keepsake, Aquaninrim and Pearls; finder rewarded.— Apply HERAim. 439 LOST.— •Siamese"”’Cut.—Finder "’ please return Mademoiselle Lunn, Glad stone Road. 383 W'ILL the person who took Girl i Woollen Bathing Suit by mistake on Friday afternoon kindly return to 4 William Street. ’ 499 WANTED to Borrow.—£3oo for tw< years; household property, good security.—Write No. 2, Herald. 478 WANTED to Purchase.—Section ii oorough.—Reply, stating juke, size, and locality, “Cash,” 11kkai.il 495 ARE you touring Ihe North 'bland these holidays? Get a North Island Road Guide book, 3/6/ from Thos. Adams. N.Z. POCKET and Desk Diaries fm 1930 are now inwe stock all sizes, styles and bindings.—Tims. Adams. T.Z. ROUGH Diaries, all prices; Red S 3 F* ---•*• ■ . Figure Desk Calendars; also stocks Refills.—At Thos. Adams. SCHOOLS will soon be open again and the chi.’ iron will be requiring their School Books, Exercise Books and Writing Materials. Wc would like, to remind von that wo stock a complete range of Primary and Secondary School Requireinenls, and wo are aide to attend to all the “school time” needs of town and country customers.—Thomas Adams, Bookseller and Stationer. lOLIDAY Orders carefully packed with choicest fruit.—Gisborne Fruit change, Phone 310.