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Timaru Herald, Issue 170296, 14 August 1920, Page 14

WANTED. WANTED TO SELL a Boat Shaped PRAM in Good Order. Apply. Herald Office. WANTED MAN to Cut, Grub and Burn Gors& by Day or Contract. Apply: Tin's Office. 'yyANTED—14' WAITRESS. •Apply— CORONATION TEA ROOMS, TEMUKA. RantedTYPISTE. . For ConimerciSl Office. Apply in own handwriting to — •"COMPETENT," This Office. , W 7ANTED TO BUYMEDIUM SIZED FARM IN SOUTH CANTERBURY DISTRICT. AppIy—"SOUTHLAND," , This Office. HEAD DRESSMAKER, for Southland to take charge of rooms. State experience, and salary required. Apply—-•-"DRESSMAKER,," '• Timaru Herald. w. ANTED KNOWNPERSONS INTERESTED IN BOOKKEEPING TO KNOW that there are still a, few vacancies in the W. E'-A Tuesday's Class. FROM ROCKLANDS, 1 BAY DRAUGHT GELDING, Cover branded J.W., and one BLACK DRAUGHT GELDING branded similarly. Please communicate with— ' , " .WESTGARTH P { ROS., Fairlie. ILL THE LADY who picked np BROWN HANDBAG near Matilda Street, containing three £1 notes, kindly return to Miss Perkins, 'dressmaker, Matilda Street. Reward. K I N I T Y PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SERVICES TO-MORROW. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.. Rev. Thomas Stuisou, B.A. . Morning Subject: "The Cry of Europe's Starving Children.'' CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SERVICES TO-MORROW. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. \ REV. R. C. HUNTER (of Dunedin) will conduct both services. 7JJIMARU METHODIST CHURCH. '' SERVICES TO-MORROW. Bank St.— Rev. T. Dent; 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. Arthur Hay. Woodlands Street —11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. A. 0- Harris 1 . Kensington—ll a.m.. Mr J. Yeatman; 6.30 p.m., Mr W. J. Rogers. Waimataitai—ll a.m., Mr J.'ls. Chiles; 6.30 p.m., Mr C. G. Ellis. Pareora West—ll a.m., Mr JT.< Priest. Pareora East—ll a.m., Rev. W. Arthur Hay; 6.30 p.m., Rev. T. Dent. Kingsdown—3 p.m., Rev. "VV. Arthur Hay. Bluecliffs—3 p.m., Rev. T. Dent. TIMARU CONGREGATKWAL CHURCH. NORTH STREET. SERVICES TO-MORROW. Morning—ll a.m. J Evening—6.3o p.m. Memorial Service account late Mr J. Brooks. Preacher: Rev. T. Wilson Potts. Distribution of Missionary Prizes. Retiring Collections at both services account Medical Missions. CHRIST ADELPHI AN MEETING ROOM. George Street. "j, SERVICES TO-MORROW. S U2i(l:i\—ll a.m. and 6.30. Paul's Exposition of the Resurrection and it's necessity .before Reward. — I. Cor. xv. s ALVATION ARMY. Stafford Street Fortress. SERVICES TO-MORROW. SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. Conducted by Major and Mrs New'oold. 11 a.m.. Holiness. 3 p.m., Commissioning and Enrolments. 7 p.m., Special Salvation Singing Sermons. WEDNESDAY, 745 P.M ANNIVERSARY SOCIAL. Chairman: Lt.-Col, Carmichael. BAPTIST CHURCH Wilson Street. SERVICES TO-MORROW. 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Evening Subject-: The Days of Noah! Preacher: " PASTOR E. NICHOLLS. "pLEASANT SUNDAY EVENINGS.! Subject: "Causes Making for the Collapse of our Empire." Lecturer: A. M. PATERSON. In the Unitarian Hall, Church Street, on Sunday Evening, a.-fc 6.30. * - All Invited. To keeD pace with the increase of Business, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, has removed to more centrally situated Premises, -STAFFORD STREET, NEXT EMPIRE HOTEL. The Shop has been refitted and renovated throughout, and the Showcases which have been stocked with the best an JEWELLERY, WATCHES, ANTIQUE, DOULTON and OLD ENGLISH WARE now await keen purchasers. Your inspection invited. KEN MAYO, W ATCHM AKER AND JEWELLER, STAFFORD STREET, f&XT EMPIRE HOTEL. '