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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16072, 5 April 1924, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. MISS JESSIE MELVIN. Teacher of VOICE PRODUCTION & SINGING Will interview intending Pupils on Monday, 7th. April, at St. James’ Hall, Pahau Street, Thames! Hours: 10 a.m. to Noon; 2 p.ip. to 4 p.m.; 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. ■/ The A.M.P. Society. The Largest Mutual Office in the British Empire, and the Best BonrsPaving Office in the World, j: The amount of surplus distributed amongst Policy-holders last year exceeded £1,740,000 cash. k man may save as he climbs the tree, For his wife and his bairns and oldage free; But the man who provides at once for all three, Is the man who insures In the A;M.P. Secure a Share in the Bonuses to be distributed for the year 1923, by effecting a Policy in the Australian Mutual Provident Society With H. G. SOMERVELL, District Agent, or GUS. CHRISTIE, Sub-Agent for Thamesi ~ —- MEETINGS. ALL NATIONS MARCHING TO ARMAGEDDON, But Millions now Living Will Pass Through it and Live Forever. KING’S THEATRE, SUNDAY, APRIL 6TH., S P.M. Sequel to the above: “The World’s Reconstruction, illustrated by Mechanical Chart.” “Behold I make all things new,” — Jesus in Rev. 21:5. ST. JAMES’ HALL, TUESDAY, APRIL BTH., S P.M. The above Lectures will be given by Mr R. A. Kinninmonth (of Melbourne). Those who heard Mr M. A. Hewlett will greatly appreciate Mr Kinninwonth, who is a Brilliant Speaker, and comes to us with an equal reputation. “The World is now in its extremity.” —Jeremiah, 30 :6. The Gospel is free, therefor* we make no charge for admission, and take up no collection. Farmers’ Trading Co., opposite Bank N.Z., Pollen Street.