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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17179, 8 February 1930, Page 1

PETEOL TYRES SERVICE OILS AND ACCESSORIES AT THE ROEBUCK ROAD FILLING STATION MATAWAI SPORTS CLUB. milE Annual General Meeting of the 1 above Club will be held in the Matavvai Hall TO-NIGHT (.Saturday), February 8, at B o’clock. R. WILSON, 635 . lion. Secretary. ADVENTIST CHURCH, TO-MORROW at 7 p.m. “What Happens When Jesus Returns?’’ A thrilling message for you. All Welcome. Speaker, Pastor C. A. Wrigley. 682 BAPTIST CHURCH. tl a.m. : Subject, “Temptalion iin the Heights.” . 7 p.in. -. Subject, ‘‘The Clarion Call.” Preacher, Rev. Oscar All wrjght. ;j. Musical Messages bv the. Choir.. Attend Church on SundaV. J 697. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Sunday Schools: St. Andrew’s, 1U a.m ; Wliataupoko (Aberrorn Hall), 2.30 p.m. Services: 11 a.m.. “Our Father in Heaven.” 7 p.m., “The (lift of Life.” Preacher, Rev. .1. Stanley Murray, M/A. 716 WESLEY CHURCH. BRIGHT STREET Preacher. REV. UJD'X FROST. 11 a.m.: "Put First Things First.” 7 p.m. : “Why We Relieve in a Life Beyond the Grave.” Sacred solo, “The Lost Chord,” Mr. M. Lamb- Anthems, “Praise God in Hi A Holiness,” and "Break Forth into Joy.” 714PRES B YTERIAX CH URCH SERVICES. Knox Church, Mangapapa: 11 a.m., Rev. Charles Lmvden; 7 p.m., Rev. L. C. M. Donaldson. St. David’s, Kaiti : 11 a.m.. Mr. MeOliskic; 7 p.m., Rev. Clias. Lowden. Knov and St. David’s Sunday Schools will re-open at 2.30 p.m. Bible Classes 10 a.m. 71^ CATHOLIC CHURCH. BARTLETT’S, KOPUA. Mass To-morrow, 10.30 a.m. 717 FATHER LYONS. THE SALVATION ARMY. THIS SUNDAY. 7 p.m. : Pronhetie Subject, “The Fnß if Tyre.” Community Singing and nusie bv Silver Band. This service will he broadcast. Also 11 a.m. : Holiness Convention All welcome . . 706 CHARLES NEEVE. Ensign. GOSPEL MISSION TENT. Next Vautier’s Store. MR. C. GFDGE Will Speak on “What Think Ve of Christ.” 711 W AIK Oil U RETURNED SOLDIERS’ SPORTS CLUB. Annual meeting, we ones DAY. February 12, 1930, Te Karaka Public Library. ‘Business: Election of Officers; Easte Sports, and General. J. W. NISREIT, 732 Hon. Secretary. WANTED —By mother, with 2 younj children, Board by seaside private family.—Write No. 25, Hkhauv 699 WANTED. —Board, in private family ’ by young man.—State terms to No. £4,’ c/o. lliiiiAU). 694 BOARD required bv Young Man. ii private family.—State terms to No. 26, c/o. llkuald. * 701 LOST.— Black Dog, white collar round neck, niece of chain attached; re •vard.— Zenith Transport. 733 LOST.— Girl’s High School R’r'er reward.—ll Clifford Street, Phone 1 197. . 105 WANTED L-Good Jersey Cow? it full nrofit.—Ring 1634. 702 WANTED.— Wizard Lighting System -Replv. stating number of lamps oriee, etc.,» “Wizard.” e/o. Hhisald. 672 WANTED.— Set Steel Frame Pis' 1 * 5 aside. —Lee, Waihirere. 689 WANTED to Buy.—s and 6 r^ n ' Hone-', reasonable price; willing to pav good deposit ; no agents. —An"lv 27, JIUKAI.I). 708 ARE you touring the North Island those holidays? Get a North Island Road Guide'book, 3/6, from Thos \dnms. N.Z. POCKET and Desk Di-i-ie« G 1930 a-'-e now in ; we stock all sizes, ■tvies and bindings.—Thos. Adams. N.Z. ROUGH Diaries, all pDces ■ IW Figure Desk Calendars; also stocks of Refills. —At Thos. Adams. SCHOOLS will soon he open again and tb<> the iren will be requiring their School Ron' s F v ereise Boo'-s and Writing Materials. We would like to remind vou that we stock a. complete range o' ‘Primary and Secondary School Rennire ments. and we are able, to attend to all the “school time” needs of town and rountrv customers.—Thomas Adams, Bookseller anil Stationer. WRISTLET Watches.—Gentlemen’s fancy pattern, from 15/-, Ladies’, 'O-year guarantee, f*'om £2/5/-; i ominous Dial Alarm Wntr’ms. 2 b/--vjj T) ie and Wic>-s fm- cigarette lighters.— t . Watson, Jeweller, 222 Gladstone Road. U 3