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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14453, 27 May 1911, Page 2

MRS PARKS [TILL UK AT nOME TO IIE CK.IVE INTENDING PUPILS HARRY SCOTT, Phono 4G9. HERALD HUILIJLNGS, AUCADE, Timaru.l Agent for Andrews, Baty and Co., Lid. Cheapest Importers of TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES in Canterbury. Call and Seo the IMPERIAL TYPEWRITER, For Simplicity, Strength, Variety of Work. £l3. At! kinds of CARBON. All sorts of RIBBONS. Letter Troys, Files, Gums, Inks, Typist Chairs. Offico Requisites of every description. Prico Lists on application. Samples on View. KEYS' WATCH AND CLOCK HOSPITAL, TEMUKA. CIORRECT TIME is always a necessity to the bus may be a capable ti through incompetent repairing you have lost faith in it. | Bring it to KEYS; he will repair the worst wrecked Watch, and do it economically. FAIRLIE HOTEL. FAIRLIE. E. E. TASKER take a over the above, business and intends to conduct it on tw. best modern linos. The Building and Conveniences are being thoroughly overhauled and re. novated, and no effort will be sp-— J to make the Hou«° « '""i. «'»" <•■■- Hotel. The best brands o! WINES, ALES AND SPIRITS rill be kept, and the Table will reoeiv '— attention. E. E. Tasker, Excelsior Hotel, «. N. JONES.. PROPRIETO'R, i j"AS pleasure in announcing having L taken over the above well-known Hotel, i The House will be conducted, on the best lines, and will maintain the reputation it has always enjoyed for stocking only the BEST BRANDS of ALES AND LIQUORS. W. N, JONEB, Telephone 164. PATENTS. HUGHES. CHRISTCHUHCH. 1. E. S. JACKSON. Stafford Street, Timaru Representative). • EVANGELISTIC SERVICES. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PLEASANT POINT. MR W. JOHNSTONE, Evangelist, will hold a. series of Meetings in above Hall, commencing on SUNDAY NIGHT, at 7 p.m. Week Nights 7.30 I p.m. All are cordially invited. CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preacher: Rev. A. Maeaulay Caldwell. 11,, Education—lts Importance and Influence. Children's Address: Lessons from the Switchback. 6.30, 'Hie Pilot. IRINITY PRESBYTERIAN . .' ■ CHURCH. Services 11 o'clock and 6.30 o'clock, Rev. Thomas Stinson, B.A. C.30 o'clock, Cullmanntown, Mr J. A. Valentine, B.A. 6.30 r-'"'™i-- m„„_:+; \r.- n Y. Cimningha CIONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. > (With Baptists Incorporated.) ■'. Rev. Archibald E. j Moraine;, 11.0, "The Temner of Service. Evening, 6.30, -'The T WESLEYAN CHURCH. SERVICES. Timaru 11, Rev. .1. G. Ellis; 6.30, Rev. Win. Lee. Parenra, 11, Rav. S. J. AVcrren; 6.30, Mr Withell. Fairvie3, Rev. S. J. Werren; 7, Sir Brown Kingsdown 7, Mr Yogeler. l'areora East 11. Mr B. Withell. Waimataitai 11, Rev. W. Lee; 6.30, Rev. S. J. Wer. ren (Church Anniversary.) TTNIT ARI A N gIIRVIC K Foresters' Hall, 6.30 p.i H. G. Chapnlc lectures. _-.,,-„.. FX'CE HOMO. '■ Although many retain the old view, the .theologians and thinkers of the Church bel : eve that Jesi the actual limitations of h I In knowledge lie was not> omniscient. I H. l gainc-il information as other men (did. lie shared the opinior " ''" I time as to tho universe, and :s, Andnver mdav Seliu< I PRIMITIVE ME THOIIIS T CHURCH (Barnard Street.) Rev. J. Feafcherston. 11 a.m., "Sleep and Death.'' 6.30 p.m.. Rev. J. G. W. Ellis. AVaimataitai, 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.. Rev. J. Featherston. " /Church of chhist. Sophia Street Hall. - Sunday Services. .Fellowship Meetintr. 11 a.m. F.veuinc Service. 6.30 p.m. Subject: "Tho Bible, the "\Yord of God which nbideth forever." AH cordinllv i.ivitoa