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Thames Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 8621, 27 March 1897, Page 2

WILL TOU BE WISE? OR FOOLHARDY? SUCH SYMPTOMS AS HEADACHE, BACKACHE, SLEEPINESS, INDIGESTION, ic., INDICATE A DISORDERED LIVER CLEMENTS TONIC IS A PROMPT AND POSITIVE CURB. CLEMENTS TONIC DOES NOT TREAT SYMPTOMS. IT REMOVES THE CAUSE. FOR PROOF READ THIS :- Sussex Hotel, Miss E. R. Diokson Dunedin,N.Z., writes Septemcured Of her 14: I have found your Indigestion. Clements Topic to be most infallible for indigestion. From childhood I hare suffered from that complaint, also from sick headache and nervousness. A personal friend told me of Clements Tonic, which I tried, with the most gratifying results. I only used fire bottles, and my health is really excellent, my old complaints having utterly vanished.—Tours very gratefully, E. R. Dickson, Sussex Hotel, Dunedin, New Zealand.

WANTED-A GOOD GENERAL SEEVANT, Apply till TUESDAY to Mrs Callan, Mackay street.

Entertataman's

ACADEMY OP MUSIC Lessee and Manager.. Mr Tom Pollard Treasurer Mr W. O'Sullivan. LAST NIGHT! FAREWELL PEkFORMANCE OF Pcllard's Opera Company. To- Night} Tn-Night! SATURDAY, MARCH 27th, Gilbert & Sullivan's Renowned Comic Opera, " H.M.S. PINAFORE." " H.M.S. PINAFORE."

Musical Director Ur H T. Harrison. Box plan at Burra's, Stationer. Popular Prices: 4s, a Gd, and Is. Day tickets at Dunbar's, Tobacconist. Fred. W. Duval, Business Manager. ACADEMY~OF MUSIC, THAMES. Lessee and Manager... Mr James Bell. A Notable Amusement Event foi a Season of THREE NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing FRIDAY NEXT. April 2nd. Advent to the Thames of Miss Ada Delroy's Company, A Combination of Artistes ot High Merit and Beputation, WHOSE Clarer and Unique Performances have met with the universal approbation of the entire New Zealand Press. Full Particulars shortly. JAMES MORGAN, Advance Manager.

' B«rvice«. V7ESLEI AN CHURCH, Pollen Street. DIVINE SERVICE will be held on SUNDAY as follows .— Morning, at 11: Rev. S. J. Serfelz. Evening at 7: Rev. S. J. BKRPELL. ST JAMES' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DIVINE SERVICES will be held Tul MORROW (Sunday) as fol'iowt: - Morning at 11: K«v. J. Mackiniie, M.A. Subject: - The Church as an organisation." Eveningat6.3o: Rev.J. Mackenzie, M.A. POLLEN STREET LECTURE HALL~ CHURCH OF CHRIST. SERVICES will be held TO-MORROW (Sunday) as follows :— Morning at 11 : Fellowship and BreaUng of Biead. EveuinK at 7 • Mr Edmund H. Tatlor will preach. Subject: " Making all things new." Hikutaia, at 11 a.m.: Mr E. H. Taylor. Oniahu, at 2.30 p.m.: Mr E. H. Taylor PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Mackat Strekt.

DIVINE SERVICE wiU be held-TO-MORROW (Sunday) as follows .— i Morning, 11 a.m.: Rev. "W. WoollabsSubject: •' Who is my Neighbor." Afternoon, 3 p m.: Rev. W. Woollabs. Subject: " How we fonght the Liquor Party in Southland " Evening, 6.30 p.m.: Rev. W. WooiiLAss. Subject: "Wanted a Man." Oinahu, 11 a.m. s Mr VV. Cliffb. Kopu, 3 p.iu.: Mr W. Cliffb. >■ ST. OEOBCIE'S HALL. *

rpHE Rer. S. J. Nmi will coaduot 1 DIVING SERVICES at St. George's Hall TO-MORROW (Sunday) «■ follows:—

Morning at 11. Sebject: "On* Body ml One Spirt." Ereuiug tt 7. Subject: "Tine, though an Interpolation.'