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CHURCH SERVICES.? ST. JOHN'S METHODIST -CHCRCH. f (E&idy-Bt.).—SUNDAY/ Feb. 23.— HARDEST THANKSGIVING.—II a.m., Key. KD. Patohett; subject, "3e>sus in tha Cornfield." 7 pm., iiev,' & D. Pitchett; subject, *- Li «as a Seed IMot." ■Sacred solo oy Miss bui'rough, of Ilic.-i----mond, at evening ser v ice. Harvest ant uems by choir. mRINITY PEES B YTERIAN CKUKCI! JL SUNDAY, Feb. 23.— Morning at li, Preacher,. Mr J L. W] llC a; sublet, /•Harvest." livening ut 7, McG. D. W-.ite; subject, " Tba Seared <Jonsci?i..e*." Tahuna, 2.36 p.m., Mr J. x,. White. nnHE C ATHEDEAL.—Sexageshna SunJL day.—B v.vi f , iloly Oonitnunion; 11 a.m., Morniuij. irrayer and Litany; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer,- preacher i:or the day, Canon Dart. BAP r IST CHURCH, Bridge Street. (Services of Intercession, 10.30 and 6.30). Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. , Subject at 1 p.m., Gipsy Smith's Eraezy, Thtiiling Book, " Your Boys," followed by a Baptismal Service. Preacher, Rev. John Laird, B.Ac Every sitting free. NELSON JVHMSSTERS' ASSOGJATION OPEN AIR SERVICE, , fTAVEN .ROAIX~~ i- AJL 5.30 p.m. SUNDAY. , Address b- Mr P. A. Dickson. 930 t NOTICE. ■ • (CONSUMERS of the Electrical Sup- ' oom £ y, aIT notified t«at after the • 28fch leb. the current will be on each1 • atternoon. : Applications for installing N Rinois > Irons, e,tc, should be made to the • Manager at Wakefield as soon as tvossible. l WALMEA ELECTRIC SUPPLY VND FLOUR MILLS CO. 925 ? M.Z. MILITARY FORCES. 1 Nos. 50, .51, and 52 COMPANIES SENIOR CADETS.- ---> . , above Companies will Parade I c A at the Drill Hall, Nelson on FRIDAY, 28th inst., *,t 7 p.m Nos. 51 and 52 Companies will NOT parade on Monday, 24th inst. H.-S. N. ROBINSON, N.Z.S.C., Major, 929 Commanding Group 12. | I N.Z. MILITARY FORGES. v, OF' THE LATEST METHODS IN \ FHYSIGAL TRAINING' t As Taught in Trentham Camp, and to ™1?}S!& yed in the Tuning of SENIOR FRIDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, 1919, ! NELSON DRILL HALL, ! at 7 p.m. | i PARENTS of Senior Cadets and all ;. those interested are invited to be pret sent. Q2B fi «■ -■ . . ° NELSON JNSTITUTE. ' HPHE ANNUAL MEETING of Mem. bers of the Nelson Institute xill be held at the Institute, Hardy Street on Monday, March 24th, 1919, a t 8 p.m. Business:—To receive the Annual! . Report and Statement of Accounts and' *■ to elect eight Members' Ilepresent- • stives on the Committee for the ensu-i ing year. '; •domination of Candidates for election > as'"Members' Representatives on the \ Committee must be made in writing, , addressed to the Secretary, with the j consent, in writing, of the member ! nominated attached, fourteen days at! ~ least_ before the date of the Annual! T Meeting. ' i 1 Forms of nomination may be obtain- ' ed from the Librarian. 1 A Special General Meeting of Mem- j bers of the Nelson Institute will be held in compliance with By-law 35 at i b the close of the Annual Meeting. x Business:—To consider alteration to By-law 8, which deals with subscriptions. Particulars of proposed alteration may be seen at the Ldbrarv M. GRAHAM, * 920 Hon. Secretary.