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»TpS4»ERANTQ.—Ladies and gentlemen \ desirous of forming a group for th© study, of/Esperanto jiro desired to V send their nairnes and addresses to MR. - H/HOPKINS,. 8.E.A., Post Office, 1 Tahunanui. 748 PIANOS FOR SALE.—I Splendid I ■*- Upright Grand "Boehm" Piano; • magnificent touch, walnut case; fine A lone. 1 excellent English Piano; good tone; excellent condition. —LOCK'S v Emporium. 851 1 T ESTOLEUMS! New direct shipl 4 A^ nients; good designs.- Also, Congoleums, in Rolls and Squares.— r LOCK'S Emporium. . 852 « "IVfIOKEY," Song; "On. Miami r ITXShore," waltz song; "Rose of JS To Man's Land," and "Widows are ( Wonderful," from "Yes, Uncle."; 2s t each at Begg's, Nelson. 553 OTEWART Gramophoiies,' ' £4- 10s - k-J each; Zouo Records, doitble-sided, { 4s 6d each; Needles Is a packet; at '" Begg's, Nelson. "^ 554 JgLUE LUPLN NOW ON SALE. U 668 , NEALE AND HADDOW. ( CHURCH SERVICES. ; ST. JOHN'S METHODIST CHCJECH. (Eardy-st.).—SUNDAY, Feb. 22.— Harvest'Festival.—Preacher, Eev. E. D. Patchett. 11a.m., subject, "The Over- < flowing Cup." 6.30 p iv, subject, "Mea-. sute for Measure." Anthem by the Choir, '- c and sacred solo, " Coniader the Lih«s," by <■ Miss Nelliß Eadford, at the evening service. . { mBINITY PEESBYTBIiIAN CHUECH. ■ JL SVSDAY, Feb. 22.— Morning, 11, j Evening, .6.30, Tahuna, 230 p.m. &&v. , W. H. Holioway. Fiurieer Missionary from ' the far north of New H'o^laud, THE CATHEDKAL.—Jst Sunday in . Lent.— 8 a.m., Holy Communion ; j 11 aim., Morning JEtayer; 6.30 p.m.,; Evening Prayer. Wood Alissiojj, Hail, 7 p.m.; Key. H. W. Austin, Jil.A. Sunday School re-opens 2.45. Special Meeting of Sunday School Committee, 4 p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH, Bsidgts Strkst. ' 10.30 a.m., Meeting for Prayer 11 a.m., preacher. Edv, T. E. Jones. 2,30 p.m., Sunday School re-opeua. 6,60 pfm., subjsct, " Life's Unavoidable Issue." \ Preacher, Key. John. Laird, M.A. | GONCRECATIOi^AL CHURCH. | SUNDAY, Feb' 22nd -Hawest Thanksgiving Services. —-Morning at n, Evening at 6.30. "Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem." Solo from iviijaii, "For the mountains shall depai V by M.t A, Q. Thomp son. 859 ST. JOHN'S METH:.OOIBT SUNDAY ' % SCHOOL j \\HLL RE-OPEN on SUNDAY,, at! ** 2.30 p.m. ; Junior C.E. Society meets at 10.15 a-m. , 846 1 NOTICE.. I DE. JOHNSTON ! Is absent from NOI3OQ on a short; holiday. Dr. Lucas and Dr. Bett will attend to * hi 3 patients while he m away, 856 ; NEWMAN BROTHERS. CAR leaving for WESTPORT at 7 o'clock on SUNDAY MOIiNING. ; . -• - 857)' *"■■'■ N. Z. E. I? NELSON JJRANCH. THE ANNUAL iIEETING of the above . will be held in the Girls' Central ] Schoolroom on SATURDAY. 28th Feb. afe! < 2 p.m. ,', PEANK COLEiSIAN, { ®S8 Hen. Sser^tarr. r _ i _.. it | - NELSON HOSPITAL. I TN future OUT-PATIENTS will be seen daily at the 'Hospital at 2j p.m., instead of 9 a.m., preferably! Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ■ THOMAS L. PARR, Resident Surgeon. 16th February, 1920, 739 ME&.SON RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. SUBSCRIPTIONS TO WAR i MEMORIAL. i IN accordance with Resolution of the : • General Meeting, Members are re- I quested NOT to forward their Sub- J scriptions to the War Memorial Com- i raittee, but to tho Secretary ;g£ the j Association, in order that the total { fund so subscribed may be then sent forward as from the Returned Soldiers < as a whole. Subscriptions will be acknowledged direct. N. A. VERCOE, SSO Secretary.

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