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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 986, 31 May 1930, Page 4

RELIC J SERVICES RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. V_T Near Dominion Road Post Office. TONIGHT, 7.30 —Christ i >ur. SUNDAY.—Opening Sixth Week HARRY Dawson mission. 11 a.m.—The Whole Service Groups Around the Lord's Table. Brief Address, Rev. A. S. Wilson, *T Never Knew You.” (At conclusion members remain to re- i ceive officers’ recommendation.) 7 p.m.—MR. HARRY DAWSON speaks on “THE GATES OF HELL.” “THE GATES OF HELL." Meetings Each Night. THOUGHT CENTRE (INC.). THE TEMPLE, •. Pitt and Wellington Streets. SUNDAY. 11 a.m.—“CHRIST OUR DELIVERER." MR. T. W. SILCOCK. 6.40 p.m.—Musical Worship Meeting. Overture, Organ Duo; Excerpts from “Elijah” and Mendelssohn, Mrs. A. J. Moller and Mr. Herbert Barrington. Miss Joan R. Laird, late British Broadcasting National Chorus Choir, Queen’s Hall, London, will sing. “How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings” (Liddle); “Ave Maria” (Mascagni). Miss Ida Walker: “Arise, Sad Heart” (Mary Brett) and “O Rest in the Lord” (Mendelssohn). Mr. D. Kerr, “Requiem,” R. L. Stevenson (Homer). An inspiring meeting of music, rhythm, affirmation and power. Be sure and come. Mon., S p.m., Prosperity Class, “The Science of Wealth.” Mr. T. W. Silcock; Tuesday, S p.m., Musical Evening with Refreshments; every member and friend welcome; Wednesday, 2 p.m.. Women’s Progress Club, “The Master’s Mastery,” Mrs. Moore; S p.m., “The Salvation Army,” Staff-Capt. T. E. Holmes, Salvation Army, Police Court Officer, and Gaol Chaplain; Thursday, 8 p.m.. Divine Science Class, “The Science of Praver,” Mr. T W. Silcock. Higher Thought gives Health, Happiness, Joy and Prosperity. Do not judge it! Hear it! Everybody always welcome. Come! Radiators have been installed for winter warmth. ANNUAL CHURCH SERVICE WiU be held in the TOWN lIALL, TOMORROW (SUNDAY), JUNE 1, at 3 p.m. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL Will Address the Guides. ALL INTERESTED WILL BE WELCOME. CHRIST ADELPHIANS, Freemasons’ Hall, Belgium St. —11 a.m., Fellowship Meeting; 7 p.m., “How Are the Dead Raised? With What Body Do They Come?” —I. Cor. xv., 35. Mr. W. J. Taylor. POR SALE 3Y TENDER Tp STATE OF JOHN FITZPATRICK DECEASED. Tenders are invited for Leases for ;> vears from September 1, 1930, of Pigeon Mountain, 69>. Acres and 30£ Acres at Pakuranga. Conditions of Leases may be seen at the Post Office at Pakuranga and at Offices of the undersigned. The highest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders with a. cash deposit equal to a calendar month’s rent and the legal costs of such Lease to be enclosed in an envelope headed “Tender for Lease” and to reach before June 11, 1930 ROBINSON AND ROBINSON, No. 10 Wyndham Street, AUCKLAND. DALE OF MACHINERY IN GRAINIO GER’S COOL STORE, APPLEBY'. District Lands and Survey Office, Nelson, May 13, 1930. "VrOTICE is hereby given that written | -1a tenders, marked on the outside “Tender,” will be received at the District Lands and Survey Office, Nelson, up to 4 o’clock p.m. on Monday. June 30, i 1930, for the whole or any portion of the Refrigerating Plant in Grainger's Cool Store, Appleby. Highest or any tender not necessarily • accepted. List of the machinery may be in- ! spected at the office of any Commissioner of Crown Lands. TERMS OF SALE Tenders must be accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent, of the amount offered, and the balance of the purchase-money must be paid within thirty days thereafter. Copies of the above-mentioned list will be supplied on application to— A. I’. WATERS, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Nelson. ' 11 OUSE PROPERTIES FOR SALE Notice is hereby given that tenders for the undermentioned House Properties will be received at the North Auckland Lands and Survey Office, Customs Street, Auckland, up till 4 o’clock p.m., on MONDAY", June 9, 1930: EDENDALE, 37 Coyle St.—4 Rooms and bathroom; every conv.; 4mins from tram. EDENDALE, 43 Coyle St., smins from tram.—4 Rooms, hall and bathroom; usual convs. MORXINGSIDE, Banner man St.—3 Rooms, kitchen and bathroom; every conv. MT. ALBERT. 22 "Walters Rd., smins from tram, 2mins from Eden Park.— 6 Rooms, hall and bathroom and scullery; every conv. ONEHUNGA, 143 Church St.—s Rooms, hall, bathroom, scullery hail; every conv. SANDRINGHAM, 10 Kiwi St., off Calgary St., 6mins to Edendale Tram Terminus.—o Rooms, bathroom, scullery; usual convs. PAPAKURA, corner King Edward St. and Onslow Rd., smins from shopping centre.—s Rooms, bathroom, scullerv; usual convs. NEW LYNX, Totara Ave., about quarter mile from transport service.—s Rooms, bathroom, hall and pantry; every conv. GLEN EDEN, ’Rest Coast Rd., (mins from railway station; section laid out in paths, lawns and gardens.—s rooms, hall, scullery, pantry and bathroom; every conv. TERMS OF SALE: r> ep °sit of 10 per cent, fapprox.). to be secured on Instalment ri*£ if S , °<i' e > r , ■ 2O years - I f purchaser Dischaiged Soldier interest at 5 per cent PfJ £, nnum > repayment of principal £2 16s 2d per centum per annum. If purchaser other than Discharged Soldier inp?r , cent P er annum, repavment of principal £2 19s 4d per centum per annum. Purchaser liable for all of S tr?nS°il nectio i 1 with the preparation * , transfer and mortgage Hitrhest to slatef necest,arily accepted. TenderSre Discharged Soldier or not. (—) -Lheir occupation and salarv . .O- N. CAMPBELL, Commissioner of Crown Lands.