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CHURCH SERVICES. ST. JOHN'S METHODIST CHQECH. ~ - (Eaidy-jst.)Y— SUNDAY, April 13.— Rev. E. D. .Patohett.- 11a.m., "A him and Shield " 6.30>m , "Their Words do Follow Them" : A' tribute to the memory of Me*sis T. E. Taylor and H. D. Bedford. mSINITY PEESBYTEEIAN CHUECH, J- . SJJSDAY, April 13—Morning, 11, "The Eoman Cathoiio Church and tht. Protestant Political Association." lv ening, 6 30, The Voyage of Life—(3) " Seasiokness," Tahuna,, 2.30 p.m. Preacher, Eev. G. H. Gibb, B.A. nnHE CATHEDEAL.—PaIm Sunday.— JL 8 a.m., Holy (Jommunion;. 11a.m., Morning Prayer (short) and Litany ; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer (shortened), followed by Stainei's "Crucifixion" Music Preacher, the D,-an., OAPriST CHUEUH, Bridge Street. 13 (Meetings for Prayer, 10.30 and 6.30). 11 a.m., " The Human Cry and the Divine Ans-wer." 7 pirn., "Building Without God." Preacher, Eev. John Laird, B.A. All sittings free. THE SACRED CANTATA, "ROCK OF ACES." (T. Mcc Pattison.), Will be rendered by the Presbyterian Church Choir and Friends in the Presbyterian Church^ * on THUESDAY EVENING, 17th APKIL, 1919 i; at 8 o'clock. Soloists: Soprano, Miss Oldershaw; Contralto, Miss M. Eowe; Bass, Mr Glover. Tickets 1/-each. 1912 NELSON LAW SOCIETY. HOLIDAY. /spHE Offices of the Solicitors practising a. in Nelson will be closed for the Easter Holidays from THI7ESDAY, the 17th inst., until MONO AY, the 28th inst. W. S. MILNEE, 1909 Secretary. THE BV3ATARIK! BRANCH, N.Z.F.UTinHE Annual Meeting: of the above will JL be held in the Tadmor School on WEDNESDAY, 16fch April, at 8 p.m. Business: To receive Balance-sheet; Election of Officers; to discuss Chaffcutting Charges; to accept resignation of Secretary; General. /' K. BEYN GOODALL, 1398 Secretary. O^f. SALE.. WOWL PEEDWHEAT BARLEY PEAS OATS. TABLE POTATOES. GRASS SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. NELSON FARMERS' CO-OP. LTD., 51-63 Hardy Street. . 1883 SHEEP. RUN. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, A BARGAIN. I 4. X A ACRES"OF FREEHOLD, all •. ■ tf J cleared and, in grass, excent 160 ACRES BUSH RESERVE, and 20 Acres in Crop. 100 Acres Flat, balance being easy slopes. Carrying 1000 Sheep and.so Head Cattle. Well watered fenced, and subdivided. Small Homestead^ Man's Whare, and other Station Buildings. This desirable property is situate some eight miles;from Railway by good motor road. ; The Owner, who is retiring, has decided to sacrifice the Run, and in order to effect a prompt sale has authorised the undersigned to accept under f4O PEft ACRE. Easy terms to approved purchaser. HARRIS 1 GREENSUDE, Norwich Union Chambers. 1560 HARDY vSTREET. [get the bestlinglFl NELSON For the Best Girl in the World. Choose from our New Shipment of ENGAGEMENT RINGS. >g^ißS«iJ^tok Charming Designs li/UrvXfqgfflMP Beautiful Settings, M^^^^p^ Remarkable Prices. JVledals, Badges, Shields, made and Engraved by Expert Craftsmen. ASK US FOR DESIGNS ! Heraldic Research Undertaken. Presentation Work a Speciality. X H. KiiGhifignias!, j JEWELLER AND ENGRAVER, I Commercial Buildings, HARDY STREET—NELSON. ■ ■ ■>. ■ ' " Wa are iiQlding a Seny§n@ For Foyrteesi Days from April 2nd. IMINOY & MM, Ltd.