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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10240, 5 June 1909, Page 3

TEE GOOD POINTS r\ OF AN OVERCOAT. J|L "SOME MMNi NESTOR.LOOK FURTHER THAN STYLE IN AN OVER- / VV^ / \ OOAT, BUT . / ff V \ rllie far-seeing man likes to get good Fit, b }%^\ Warmth, and Long Service out of rSi / j^) his Coat. vQ- I J^y WE HAVE OVERCOATS THAT, WILL SATISFY THE FAR-SEEING \. I — "^P^% MAN. J I i V Coats that are well cat, well constructed "7 /\ \ and neat and fashionable in appearance. /I /\ 1 THERE IS A SMJGNESS AOBOUT OUR COAiTS THAT MAKES THEIR I J I J U) WEIAIRER© HAVE LITTLE CARE FOR THE COLD BLASTS THAT — A * JT ■■■.'{ i : BLOW ALONG. THE STREETS IN WBNTEIR. U«i*^^ " Come along and let us fit you. lIM During the Winter Months yi \3 our Premises will be Closed * jks~i at 5 30 p.m., Thursdays and /^J^ Saturdays excepted. **^ HETHERINGTONB LIMITED, " Where the Good Values are " Pollen Street, Thames,

A showing of LY##l# Evening Materials \P* " worth seeing. draf«r *» In a multitude of ways this is a showing, well worth your inspection; it affords you a splendid opportunity of seeing the materials and trimmings that enjoy Fashion's approval for Evening Wear. The colorings are the most charming of this season's ' newest tints. THE MiATERIAL'S. THE TRIMMINGS. The finest showing of Evening Here you will find some exquisMaterials ever seen in this town, ite trimmings, including the . , „ m « ™.« o-,. 'beautiful metal trimmings, nar- ; including Taffeta, Chiffon-Silks, , „ , , . row and. all over spangled trimSatins, Duohess and Oriental mingSj and nan . ow a;nd ffUover Satina in all the newest shade*. jet trimmings. We feel sure the values will appeal to you. We bought them direct from the manufacturers. We have saved the mildleman's profit. We give that to you.

Sunday Services. ST. JAMEB' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. DIVINE SERVICES will be held as follows: 11 a.m. : Communion Service. 630 p.m. : Subject : "Foreign Missions and the Empire." 3 p.m. Matatoki. All cordially invited. Her. J. Milne, M.A. -WESLEY CHURCH DIVINE Services will b© held Sunday as follows : 11 am. and 6.30 p.m. Pieachfr : Mr 0. H. Olds, from Wesley Training College. PRIMITIVE METHODIBT CHUKOH. MACKAY STREET. |~\ IVINE Services will be held on |LJ Sunday as follows: 11 a.m. and 6.30 pm. At 2.45 the Choir, c Jsted by Friends, w*' render the Crntata entitled : ''The EV. ng Set ons." Trencher : Rev. ■ .cl. c Haiv's. C.a>hu 11, It' -i 3 8nd6.45. Preacber : Rev. A. Hard;*»j. Kop« 3 : Rev. A. Hr s. /CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST VV of Latter Day Saints. Will hold Sabbath School at 230 p.m.; Religious Services at 6.30 p.m : Oddfellows' Hall, Kirkwood Street, on Sunday Evening. No Collection. CHURCH OF CHRIST. DIVINE Services will be held Sunday as follows : 11 a.nr : Fellowship etc. 6.30 p.m. : Subject: "What shall the Answer be." Preacher : M: Green of Auckland, ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, 11 a.m. : Prayer, Sermon and Holy Communion. Hymns 160, 161, 321. 3 p.m. St. John's Tararu. 6.30 : Evensong and Sermon. Hymns 164. 160, 163, 550. Rev. Dr. O'Callaghan. BAITIST & CONGREGATIONAL CHUUOHES, MARY STREET DIVINE Services will be held on Sunday as follows : Morning at 11 : Subject " The Family Altar.' 7 Evening at 6.30 : Subject : " Neglecting." Preacher : Rev. W. H. Hiuton Fire shovelß, dust pans, mincers cake tins, sandwich tins, in grea> variety at Blanchfield, Carbutt -- " Go's.—Advt. Great Alteration to Premises Sale. All our new season's novelties in gents', youths', and boya' clothing, to be cleared at The Beehive.—A. Court nod Son.—Aditt.