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OT. JOHN'S METHODIST OHOBCH »O (Hardy-Bfc).—SJTNl>AX,Jktaroh 21.— ANSfIVE&SARY SERVICES. ' 11 • Eav. C. EA.TON: #.30 p.m. : Bjjv. W. BAUMBEE. Subject, '• Our Great Heritage." Special offerings for Church Trust. All are cordially invited. 1062 PBESBYTEEIAN CHUECH .—March 21.—Ehv. J; H. MacKenzib, 11 a.m. and6.3op.m. . Evening subject, "Mohammed and his Eeligion." First Church,Tahuna, 2.30 p.m. 1064! PAEOCHIAL District of Wakefield.— SUNDAY, March 21.—Wakefield 11 a.m. H.C; Gordon, 2.30 p.m., H.C.; Foxhill, 7 p.m.; Eev. J. E. Dart. Wakefield, 7 p.m., Lay Eeader. 1065 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SALE OF WOEK, DISPLAY OF POT PLANTS AND DAHLIAS, OHUECH HALL, « t—on— WEDNESDAY and THUESDAY. March 24th and 26th. Work Stall, Cake and Swoet Stall, Basket Stall, Produce Stall, Tea Kiosk, SCOTCH CONCERT, THUESDAY EVENING. E. BAELTEOP, I 1073 Secretary. fi^HE "IDEAL HOME" SYSTEM of JL DEESS-CUTTING and MAKING, care of Kia Ora Boardinghouse, TAKAKA. The latest and most perfect system in existence; so simple that quite little girls are able to learn it. Every lady should take this opportunity of calling and seeing for herself what the chart can do. Miss Lusher will remain in Takaka a short time only. 976 COLLINCWOOD COUNTY COUNCIL. IN pursuance of the "Motor Regula- ■■• tion Act," Sec. 13, Notice is hereby given that th© Collingwood County Council will bring into operation, on Ist day of APRIL, 1915, PART 11. of the above Act. FRANK O'CONNOR, 821 County Clerk. Collhigwood, 2nd March, 1915. FORJSALE. CPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY *-* containing 1 acre of Land, with large new Glass Houses 24x96, 21x100, 21x60, 18x80ft., with up-to-date heating apparatus for producing early crops of Grapes and Tomatoes. This property is in first class order, and will show Splendid Returns. , Good 5-roomed house and conveniences. The property has 122 ft. frontage to Tipahi Street, and 122 ft. frontage to Kawai Street. Apply to F. &D. EDWARDS, I 1031 Trafalgar Street, j TECHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS OF THE CITY AND GUILDS OF LONDON INSTITUTE, AND SCIENCE EXAMINATIONS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, LONDON. Education Department, Wellington, sth March, 1915. T^ORMS of application to be examin- *■ ed may be obtained from the authorities of the local Technical School, or from the Acting-Director of Education, Wellington. The dates by which applications to be examined must reach the Education Department are: For the Technological Examinations, 14th April, or, with late fee,, 2Lst April; and for the Science Examinations, 24th April, or, with late fee, 30th April. The Examinations are usually held about May and June respectively. W. J. ANDERSON, 1057 Acting-Director of Education. Exclusive Footwear for Men' THE SGHRIMSHAW Waterproof Boot, "Patent." Its Chief Points are: — DAMP PROOF. .~ FLEXIBLE. i LEVEL INSOLES. ' ; NON-CREAKING. RESILIENT. Soitf only by o@6 and Sons. Gold weather nearing and you'll want an Overcoat to keep you warm 01; keep you dry from Winter storms. In Men's and Boys' Coats our stock is now opening and we're going stronger than ever. Bi£ assortment and prices marked down to meet the times. If you wait to see our big stocks, we know you'll be pleased, ond we believe we can save you money on this season's overcoats. For the Boys we've a fine showing, and real money savers. D6d & Sons. 1 ■